Help reading witnesses and their addresses please

[RedMystic]

Thank you horselydown86, shanghaipanda, and Geoff-E. I really appreciate the help.

I have determined that a George Doran was registered as living at the house 1909-1913. Perhaps he had a boarder or something similar. 

I'll follow up on the Arthur Young and Harvey leads.

I couldn't have got this far without you. My sincere thanks.

[Jool]

Hi, The 1911 Census of Canada shows George Doran, Mary Doran, Marjory Doran, Alberta Taylor and Ada Taylor at that address. No sign of an Arthur.  This census was started on 1st June 1911.

[RedMystic]

Thank very much for going above & beyond with the look-up Jool. 

[bbart]

The 1912 street directory has an Arthur Gowan at 1857 Keefer.

[bbart]

I forgot to mention (as the Doran's were mentioned above) that the next door house, in the same directory, has Burton DORAN at 1863 Keefer.

[RedMystic]

Nicely done Bart.  It's a stretch, but I wonder if the scribble could be Gowan.

Thank you for that.

[annmck]

My first thought was Gowing...so maybe Gowan is a variant, depending who's hearing/recording the name 

[Ruskie]

I thought the first letter of the surname started with a G, followed by an o. The rest I am not sure about.

I would check the rest of the document to see how the person writes their Gs - though not proof, it may help. 

[RedMystic]

Thank you anneck & Ruskie

Unfortunately, checking the rest of the doc won't help. The witnesses each completed their sections & the handwriting is totally different than the minister who completed the rest.