Barrie Social Notes Highlight Wide Circle Of Visitors
Barrie brief items list numerous visitors and guests from Toronto Kingston Owen Sound North Bay Hamilton Detroit and Chicago. The column notes engagements travels and summer visits including families at Bayfield St Dunlop St Bradford St and Big Bay Point with local officials and community figures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Fraser
Toronto
Agnes Lyall
W. C. Walls
Kenneth
Bayfield St
Claud Faux
Hardie
C. S. Fos+e
Colborne
Oswall Wilson
Oshawa
J. E. Sutcliffe
E. A. McMaster
Mary Mullen
Lefroy
Amy Cooper
Mns. Cooper
Sanford St
Eva Deadman
North Bay
James Tribble
C. T. Devlin
Southampton
Ernest Bingham
Orangeville
Barrie
Big Bay Point
Rudolph Dunbar
J. G. Scott
Grisdale
Grand Prairie
Wian
Wiys
Milton Carr
Peel St
Mary Andrews
Hamilton
Harold Cooper
E. L. Hauman
Hampurg
N.Y
Ww. D. Clifton
Ivy A. Ritchie
John Wilson
Dunlop St
R. Thomas
Owen Sound
J. A. Hicks
Worsley St
McLaughlin
Ottawa
Geo. Wilson
Eugenia St
Fred Hines Smith
Chicago
Sherman Todd
Gilford
A. W. Laidman
Morley Duff
Belleville
A. T. Wattie
Bracebridge
John Wattie
Maple Ave
Myrtle Cameron
E. A. Ryan
Wasaga Beach
John Lavender
Wm. Beelby
Delston
W. J. Lawr
Walter
Harlem
Montana
P. T. Clark
Bradford St
Vernon Marr
Alberta Morgan
Lindsay
H. Marr
J. C
Alex. Cowan
Walkerville
T. H. Myers
Toronto St
J. A. MacLaren
Maurice
Brackley Beach
P.E.I
Tor Onto Orchestra Engaged for Lennox Picnic Dance
A splendid orchestra from Tor Onto has been engaged for the Lennox Picnic dance attracting a great number of young people, promising a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Flynn Bryce Picnic At Wasaga Beach A Busy Summer Gathering
The annual Flynn Bryce picnic at Wasaga Beach on July 26 featured a lively baseball game for women and for boys, foot races with prizes, and awards for oldest and youngest participants. Honorary President James Flynn of Meaford died recently, and the same officers were elected for 1923 24. John Flynn of Cookstown, S W McKinley of Midland, J Dunn of Alliston, R J Bryce of Creemore, and T McKnight led speeches. David Kidd Ross a longtime local resident died in Toronto at 74 or 75 after a bout with pernicious anemia. He was a Liberal, a Methodist and a Masonic past master, survived by five children and a widow. Interment occurred at Lewis cemetery with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn-Bryce
Wasaga Beach
John Flynn
Cookstown
Fry
C. Bryce
Lavender
T. McCollum
Collingwood
Fern Wilkinson
Alliston
Association
James Flynn
Meaford
John Brown
Fernie
B.C
S. W. McKinley
Midland
J. Dunn
R. J. Bryce
Creemore
T. McKnight
God Save the King
David Kidd Ross
Dufferin St
Toronto
Mr. Ross
John Ross
Tecumseth
Here
Ritchie, Roth & Anderson
Ross
Seven Star Lodge
Fisher
George Fisher
W. G. Mackay
Russell
Detroit
Ted
Jack
Nina
T. A. C. Banting
Lewis’ Cemetery
Mr. Atton
Golf pros to play charity four ball in Barrie
Four noted players including Percy Barrett and Andrew Kay will visit Barrie to compete in a charity four ball match for the Victorian Order of Nurses Barrie Branch. The event, planned within two weeks, aims to attract summer visitors and showcase the Barrie Golf Club House and grounds while boosting local golf interest and membership. Additional players from Toronto clubs and hope for spectators from nearby towns are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Victorian Order of Nurses
Barrie Golf Club
Percy Barrett
Uplands Golf and Country Club
Canada
Fred Rickwood
Summit Club
Andrew Kay
Lambton Club
Ontario
W. Brazier
Bayview Club
Toronto
Midland
Collingwood
Orillia
Sedan Rolls Over On Dunn's Hill In Vespra
A Dodge sedan owned and driven by W. King of Toronto with six passengers rolled over at the top of Dunn's Hill on Mill Road Vespra during a trip to Wasaga Beach. The mishap occurred about 6 30 o'clock last evening. no injuries were reported though the top and glass suffered considerable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn’s Hill
Mill Road
Vespra
W. King
Toronto
Wasaga Beach
Burditt Turner Quiet Church Wedding in Central Methodist
A quiet wedding was held Saturday at Central Methodist Church as Helen Maude Turner daughter of Mrs Marguerite Turner and the late Wm A Turner of Barrie wed Stanley George Burditt of Toronto. Rev E T Douglas officiated at four o clock and the couple departed for Niagara Falls and Buffalo to begin life in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Helen Maude
Marguerite Turner
Barrie
Stanley George Burditt
Toronto
E. T. Douglas
Doris
Name-Guess Offer for New Barrie Clothing Store
Barrie Bargain House and John Saso offer a five dollar gold piece for a suitable name for a new ready to wear shop serving both ladies and men. Entries must be mailed by August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Bargain House
John Saso
Ivy Alliston tie failure in scoreless relief
A detailed baseball scorecard shows Ivy and Alliston battling to an uneven tie through eight innings. Ivy batsmen E Jennett, H Jennett, Banting and W Banting contribute hits. Alliston answers with Caesar Doyle Hand Lennox and Moore heavy in scoring as errors shape the contest. Umpire King of Beeton presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
H. Jennett
J. Hatton
T. Banting
Alliston
Caesar
Doyle
M. Lennox
Ivy—McQuay
E. Jennett
W. Banting
Small
Moore
Wilkinson
Jenkins
Large
E. Lennox
B. Jennett
Coxworth
Hatton
Hand
Tt. Banting
McQuay
F. Lennox
Ivy—Hatton
H.jennett
Banting
Jennett
Short
Large Caesar
Caeeure
H. Jennett P
B. McQuay
W. Ban
Obituary: Mrs Daniel W LeRoy of Barrie and Tor onto
Mrs LeRoy died in Toronto on Thursday July 26 after months of illness. She was Marion Campbell, eldest daughter of the late James Campbell, long time Collingwood baggage man. Born in Burnbank Scotland she came to Canada aged five and lived in Collingwood before moving to Barrie and then Toronto. She leaves husband Daniel W LeRoy and son Frank, with siblings, and was buried in All Saints cemetery Collingwood after a July 28 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Daniel W. LeRoy
Toronto
LeRoy
Marion
James Campbell
Collingwood
Burnbank
Hamilton
Scotland
Canada
North Dakota
Queen’s Hotel
Charles Draper
William
John
All Saints Cemetery
Gerald White
Pembroke Brass Band
Saul
Mr. Lane
England
E. C. Hoare
Artona Studio
Pembroke
Pembroke Hospital
Marion Crozier
John Crozier
Alma Lane
George
Harvey
Lane
Chalmers Church Bible Class
Tuscan Lodge
Pembroke G.W.V.A. Barrie
Campbell
Allandale
T. R. Caldwell
J. J. Allison
Miss Lane
Smith’s Falls
B. L. Batten
Montreal
Harvey Campbell
A. C. Batten
Death of Frederick Edward Lane in Pembroke marked by Masonic rites
Barrie residents mourn the death of Frederick Edward Lane son of L E Lane Toronto formerly of Barrie. Thousands attended the burial at Pembroke Presbyterian Cemetery after services at home and grave led by Rev James Rollins. Masonic rites conducted by J H Burritt and Grand Officers with a firing party from the Pembroke Command G W V A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Pembroke
Frederick Edward Lane
L. E. Lane
Toronto
Pembroke Presbyterian Cemetery
James Rollins
Peterborough
J. H. Burritt
P.G.M
M. W. William White
Funeral of Mrs Sewrey Held at Barrie Union Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs. Thos. Sewrey who died July 24 was held last Thursday at Barrie Union Cemetery with Rev. Wm. Hipkin officiating. Pallbearers included J. W. Merrick T. T. Young Thomas Herbert, Hunter Thompson and R. Munroe Degeer. Out of town mourners came from Toronto and Orillia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewrey
Thos. Sewrey
Barrie Union Cemetery
Wm. Hipkin
J. W. Merrick
T. T. Young
Thomas
Herbert
Hunter Thompson
R. Munroe Degeer
Hinton and Son
Gordon Watson
Fred Bond
Ray Wilbur
EB. Weir
J. Irwin
H. Aiken
Keith
Robert Aiken
T. Thompson
Essa
Evelyn
Rita Thompson
Toronto
Jean Galbraith
Orillia
Belle Ewart Tragedy: Man Ends Life in Melancholy Stroll
On a Sunday evening William Rennie killed himself by cutting his throat while his wife and son were at church. He had suffered from melancholy for months though doctors saw no serious danger. He had worked until Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rennie
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