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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
8
Toronto residents visit Allandale relatives this week with extended weekends and holidays. Families from Perth, Toronto, and Timmins attend church events, funerals, and university trips while camping plans near Lake Simcoe are announced for mid August.
Rev. S. M. Beach spoke to the Royal Black Knights and Orangemen on what manner of persons they ought to be. He traced origins of societies, cited Exodus and the cross and crown emblems, and urged members to live with humility, honesty, and dedication to their obligations and to God.
The store features new bags in every season style, highlighting fresh arrivals and a range of approved designs. Shoppers can expect updated selections aligned with upcoming trends and durable materials.
A fragmentary biblical phrase appears, noting the blessing of entry into joy for faithful servants. The text hints at a religious quotation about righteous reward and divine approval.
Candidates at St. Josephs Convent exams by the Canadian Academy of Music Toronto included Associateship piano Winnifred Sharpe Thornton Junior piano Irene Hogan Primary piano Catharine Byrne Arthur McLean Constance Hinds Earl Smith Buchanan Rollit Clare Quinlan Preparatory piano Chas Hinds Phylis McLean Lloyd Pugh Dorothie Craig Joseph Hayes Kathleen Moore Elementary piano Chas Birchard Bernard Devlin Vera Mays and Toronto Conservatory Junior piano Alice Quinlan.
All candidates sent by Dorothy Sarjeant to the Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations were successful. Primary Piano winners include Camilla Cavanagh, Anton Mills, Winnifred Orchard, Minesing, Ella Orchard, Minesing, Doris Tuck, Barrie. Elementary Piano prizewinners are Gordon Sarjeant and Marjorie West, Barrie.
Honorary pall bearers at the J C Morgans funeral in Oakville formerly of Barrie included D M Stewart of Barrie Judge Walsh of Calgary Charles McVittie W H Hunter Rev Dr McGillivray and J George of Toronto. The Independent Order of Foresters led the service at St Jude's church Oakville and later at the grave. Six Foresters Orphanage boys carried the casket.
Mrs. Robert B. Anderson formerly Miss Mary Ann Locke dies at Rugby on July 30. Born 1849 she married about 38 years ago. husband Mr. Anderson died six months ago. Survived by son David and two daughters Mrs. E. H. Pearson Rugby and Mrs. Bell Gilford, plus one brother Geo. Locke and sister Mrs. John Anderson Elmvale. Funeral held at daughter’s home to Rugby cemetery with services by Rev. Geo Knighton and Rev. S. Martin. six nephews served as pallbearers.
George Baskerville died at R V Hospital on Wednesday August 2 after years of illness. A Barrie resident for over fifty years he was born September 4, 1844 in Oro. He worked with the Creswicke survey party and in their offices and is survived by brother Charles in Winnipeg and half brother Dr D H MacCalman in Winnipeg.
Mrs Wm Kirkpatrick died at noon Sunday in the Royal Victoria Hospital after an operation last Friday following six weeks of illness. Born Margaret Jane Ireland in Adjala 65 years ago, she moved to Mulmur as a child, married William Kirkpatrick there, and later lived with daughter Mrs D J Reburn since 1917. Survived by husband four sons and one daughter. Active member of Collier Street Methodist Church. Funeral service held at Mr Reburn’s home.
The funeral Tuesday conducted by Rev. E. T. Douglas followed by a motor procession to Perm where many old friends gathered to honor the memory of a resident beloved for years. Rev. Mr. Bailey led the burial rites.
St Marys defeated Trinity Juniors 7 to 4 as Foster struggled for Trinity while Dick Flaherty scattered hits for St Marys. A crucial fifth inning double play halted Trinity rally after three runners reached base. George Powell drove in three runs for Trinity. St Marys remains near the top with one game left in the standings.
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