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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

5

Maple syrup making tops Dalston news Apr 4

Apr 4 Dalston bulletin notes maple syrup as the day’s focus. Rev W S Irwin recovering in Barrie hospital. Grange and Women's Institute plan joint meeting Apr 10 at Daniel McLean’s home with Barrie agricultural rep Hutchinson to speak. Mrs Herman Osborne improving. Laura McLean visiting.

W. S. Irwin Barrie The Grange Women's Institute Daniel McLean Hutchinson Herman Osborne Laura McLean Edgar Irwin

Foystons Return from Toronto and Local Notes

Apr 3 Fred Foyston and Miss Emma Foyston return home after a winter in Toronto. Miss Ellen Stokes visits Thornton. League meeting debated that the world is growing better with May and Sara McKinley for the affirmative and Ernest Stokes and Andrew Orchard for the negative. Basket factory idle due to dull business. Snowstorm left six inches but slush followed. Carman Downey and bride returned from Florida. Merven Plowright visiting Toronto. Mar 27 Robt Blackshaw visits neighbors. Mr and Mrs L Arnold spent the week.

Fred Foyston Emma Foyston Toronto Ellen Stokes Thornton Misses May Sara McKinley Ernest Stokes Andrew Orchard Carman Downey Florida Merven Plowright Blackshaw Mrs. L. Arnold

Hard Times Carnival Prize Winners and Local News

End of page notes Mr and Mrs Smy as parents. Geo Ayres Sr repairs his ninth concession house. Miss Ellen Stokes returns from Aylmer. Mrs Rex Chappel of Toronto visits J Chappel. John Roe hurts arm while adjusting a sawing machine. Maple syrup season is poor. Hard Times Carnival joyfully enjoyed with prizes: best Hard Times gentleman Wilfred Maw first, Jos Maw second. best Hard Times lady Ira Culham first, May McKinley second. best colored gentleman Alfred Armstrong Jr. first, John Chapman second. best clown Leighton Chappel first, George Ayres Jr. second. Boot-shod race winner Frank Fralick. runners-up Fred Maw and Alf Armstrong.

Smy Geo. Ayres, Sr Ellen Stokes Aylmer Rex Chappel Toronto J. Chappel John Roe Wilfred Maw Jos. Maw Ira Culham May McKinley Alfred Armstrong Jr John Chapman Leighton Chappel George Ayres Jr

Angus Social Notes Mixed Visits From Hamilton to Toronto

Miss Julia Parks of Hamilton visits Mrs. Neil Shaw. Miss Margaret Davidson of Toronto visits her mother Mrs. Jas. Davidson Sr. Mrs. J Legge of Toronto visits her mother Mrs. Sargeant. Miss Gladys Semler returns to Detroit from James Stribbell’s. Edith Arnold of Ivy visits her aunt Dr. S West. Loy TarBush of Toronto sees his ill mother Mrs. H L TarBush. Jerome Duckworth of Victoria Harbor spends Sunday with his mother Mrs. Stephen Duckworth. Rev W S Irwin of Dalston, former Angus pastor, operated on for appendicitis at Barrie hospital.

Julia Parks Hamilton Neil Shaw Margaret Davidson Toronto Jas. Davidson J. Legge Sargeant Gladys Semler Detroit James Stribbell Edith Arnold Ivy S. West. Loy. TarBush H. L. TarBush Jerome Duckworth Victoria Harbor Stephen Duckworth Angus W. S. Irwin Dalston Methodist Barrie Hospital

Drainage work planned on townline road

The Councils of Flos and Ves pra decide to drain the water from the townline between the fifth and sixth concessions to prevent spring closures. The project is described as essential and will aid traveling. The note also covers weather, syrup production, local farming, and community notices.

Flos Vespra McLaughlin Bros Craigvale McLaughlin Anton Mills T. Moore John Peacock Stroud Union Church Leona Coughlin J. McLaughlin Midland C. McLaughlin’s Wm. Cooke Little Current Sam Dickinson Hamilton Stork Wm. Richardson Fred Knapp Velma Carefoot Williston Carefoot Churchill M. Coughlin Toronto Madeleine Miss Scott Barrie Phonse Coughlin Woodstock Bert Richardson Elmvale

Choice of Routes to Western Canada by CN Railway

CN Railway offers Western Canada travel options with routes via Port Arthur Fort William and Cochrane North Bay. Daily toronto Winnipeg trains depart 8 45 p m with sleeping cars and The National runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays via Sudbury Port Arthur. Case of W E Squires: airlifted pneumonia patient to Norfolk hospital. Portland prisoners plant roses along city highway.

Canadian National Railway Eastern Western Canada Port Arthur-Fort. William Cochrane North Bay Toronto Grand Trunk Railway Winnipeg Cobalt National Sudbury Port Arthur Canadian National Grand Trunk Ralwaye -19 W. E. Squires Federal Coast Guard North Carolina J.D. Benjamin Navy Norfolk Portland Oregon

Boys and Mens Wear Sale Highlights Bargains

Eight boys suits in sizes 20 to 34 percent off with prices from $7.50 to $10.00, plus dark tweed or navy Irish serge boys suits in sizes 26 to 36 at sale prices. Men’s overalls and smocks priced down from $1.85 to $2.25 to $1.50.

Last week of March weather prophets predictably accurate

The region recalls a tradition where elderly locals call the last week of March a forecast period. Descriptions note mild Sundays, drizzly Mondays, robin sightings, and a late March snow event with ten inches of accumulation. Farmers prepare for an early April snow end.

Church honors Knight for 25 years of service

County records show C. R. Knight of Alliston receiving an illuminated address from the Methodist Church for a quarter century as choir leader, recording steward, church trustee and more. West Gwillimbury councils considers ending statute labor this year and splits township into five divisions. Postmaster Wood notes Bradford may receive a new post office. Orillia ratepayers vote on by law to raise 30000 for waterworks.

C. R. Knight Alliston Methodist Church West Gwillimbury Wood Bradford Orillia

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