Stringer, Arthur John Arbuthnott,(l874—1950)
b. in Chatham, Ont., moved to London, when 10 years
old. Friend of Bliss Carmen, and C.G.D. Roberts.
In 1905 wrote "Lonely O'Malley," a story of Ontario
boy's life. Many of his tales were written in the
environs of Shadow Lawn on Lake Erie.
"Arthur Stringer uses London as a setting for story."
(The Secret Conference.) LFP Nov. 10, 1915, p.3.
"Bargain—bin special a classic," by James Reaney.
(My London column.) LFP Sept. 5/04, p.T7(por.)(ill.)
