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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
10
A local theater revival in Barrie resumes after an extended pause. Cast, crew, and sponsors announce new dates and ticketing details, inviting community support for the production and its charity partners.
Townsfolk from Mount Albert to Barrie host relatives and friends in a busy spell of visiting. Travel includes Toronto, California, Buffalo, and Minesing with Harvest progress noted and a minor motor accident near the general store prompting caution at a dangerous corner.
Guthrie residents hosted a busy weekend with guests from RaVenna Ontario Hamilton Toronto Keswick Winnipeg and New Lowell. Local families welcomed relatives and friends including the Conn Hall and Sinclair households and visitors Miss Alison Miss Beatrice Corbett Miss Kathleen Mahoney with Miss Rushbrook.
Aug 1 notes show the Rev J W Hanna from China visiting friends here for a couple of weeks. Mrs W H Hatton dislocated an ankle and lies in the R V Hospital Barrie. Earl Reid buys a threshing machine. R J Hanna and family from Toronto holiday with friends here. Confirmation service at Anglican Church with thirty confirmed. C Beasley of Barrie spent the weekend with Ivy friends. James Lennox of Barrie helps his brother William harvest. E Overend and two Toronto children spend days with Ivy friends. Mrs J W Speers of Sault Ste Marie visited last week. Continuous local social and agricultural updates.
Mrs Kitching of Midland visits Robt Marshalls and relatives. Readman and family enjoy lake trip with husband James on Readman the Westmount chief engineer. Mrs Chaffey Craig of Toronto visits Jary parents and leaves with mother. Dorothy Craig earns music honors. Geo Snider family trip to Beeton. Phyllis McLean of Barrie earns music honors.
Mr. and Mrs. Swan of Toronto visit E Lesson. Mr. and Mrs. W Dickey and daughter Jean of Toronto enjoy holidays at Mrs. Jas Muir's. Miss D Turner of Barrie stays with Miss Reta Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. W J Hussey and Miss Kee Goudet of Espanola and Mrs. G Williams of St Paul Minn visit Mrs. J Mc Laughlin en route to Toronto and Peterboro. W J McLaughlin of Espanola spends holidays at home.
Mrs George Alpin remains under Dr Lyon care at General Hospital Toronto after an explosion injury. Mrs Neilly of Gilford visits Mrs John Reynolds. Mr and Mrs George Alpin and daughter of Newmarket spent Sunday with relatives. Friends report Robert Gibbons improving after his accident.
Miss Kate Campbell of Toronto visited Oro friends last week along with Mrs. John Brown of Elmvale. Mrs. Roy Kirkpatrick returned home from hospital care at the Orillian hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O'Brien and Miss Edna of Hawkestone visited Mrs. McMino last week.
Min esing Station Mrs D Littlejohn and Miss Helen Raney of New Liskeard were guests here last week. Ed Carter of Toronto visited Mrs W Knapp over Sunday. Mrs R Knapp of Toronto stayed for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Maisley and baby of Toronto visit Mrs E McLean. Friends extend sympathy for the late Wm Morren of Barrie. Mr and Mrs Barrow and son of Wash- presents visitors in the area.
The text notes Mr and Mrs V Tracey with three daughters and a son visiting Duncan guest B Tracey for the weekend. It adds that the potato originates in Chile and Peru and that Africa has only four paper mills.
Lawson Welch Campbell Chartered Accountants with offices at 59 Yonge St Toronto and main number 5874. Partners J Welch G D Campbell T E Lawless and W S Hulbig production engineer manager cost and efficiency department listed.
E W Beatty argues Montreal’s century as a transport hub shows its enduring role in ocean and rail commerce. He notes the shift from fur trade to coal and oil steamers, the Canadian Pacific Railway’s amphibious reach, and the St Lawrence route as a key shortcut for American travelers and goods to Europe and the Orient.
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