Andrew Hunter Obituary Passes in Toronto
In Toronto on November 28 after a lingering illness Andrew Hunter aged 84 passed away. Born in Dumfriesshire Scotland in 1831 he came to Canada in 1851 and lived in Innisfil Newmarket Barrie and Toronto. He leaves a widow and six children Thomas James William Mrs Bertram Mrs McIntosh and Mrs Harry Hamilton. A brother Wm T Hunter of Barrie. He was a member of the A O U W. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
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Toronto
Andrew Hunter
Barrie
Dumfriesshire
Scotland
Canada
Innisfil
Newmarket
Thomas
James
William
Bertram
McIntosh
Harry Hamilton
Wm. T. Hunter
A.O. U.W
Mount Pleasant
Mrs Stephens to Sell Household Goods in Thornton Auction
On Tuesday December 10 Mrs E Stephens of Thornton will auction household goods and blacksmith tools for cash. Sale starts at 1 p m with W D McConkey serving as auctioneer.
Partridges Play Called Off By Illness At Opera House
A planned performance titled A Brace of Partridges at the Opera House tonight is cancelled due to illness of Mr Reeves Smith. Tickets may be refunded at Robertson's drug store. a definite announcement will follow.
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Reeves-Smith
Robertson
Presbyterian Church at Rosemen Burned on the Sixth
A fire destroyed the Presbyterian Church at Rosemen on the sixteenth. Firefighters battled the blaze but the structure was consumed, with limited information on causes or injuries available.
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Rosemen
Prosecution Ends in Acquittal Over Missing Dry Goods
Roger McRae was acquitted after a county trial where no direct evidence tied him to the missing dry goods found hidden under a floor. J T Benor, former partner and current store manager, faced charges of defrauding creditors related to concealment at his February failure and was bailed for a trial set on the 17th. A photo studio ad accompanies the text.
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J. T. Benor
Benor, Taylor & Co
Alliston
Roger Mc
McRae
Boys
Roger
Benor
Royal Arch Masonry Visit by W J Sutherland Praised
The Owen Sound Sun reports that Right Excellent Companion W J Sutherland visited Georgian Chapter. He praised the work and the cordial welcome and suggested improvements. His visit is seen as a likely benefit to Capitular Masonry in Owen Sound.
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W. J. Sutherland
Owen Sound
Sutherland
The Christmas Globe 1901 Praised for Superior Canadian Art
The Christmas Globe for 1901 showcases rapid Canadian progress in arts and graphic production. It features 52 pages with colored plates by Wickson Arthurs Guerin and others, full page photographs, and a celebrated baby page. Limited edition. no second printing. Orders to this office or Globe agents promptly.
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Canada
Paul Wickson
James Arthurs
Guerin
Globe
W C T U Monthly Meeting Report
The penuax monthly meeting of the W C T U was held December 2 with thirteen members. The vice president presided. A Ministerial Association sympathy note was read. Mrs McKee spoke on prohibition in Manitoba Prince Edward Island Ontario. Departments of evangelan lumbermen and purity reported. The Shoppers League supported forward steps for its work. The President was named representative to Ontario Alliance. Clothing was collected for a poor family.
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Penuax
Thiteen
Ministeria Asociation
Ontario Alliance
Cattle Thieves Sentenced in Local Court
Abraham and Herman Vollick of Fios were arrested on November 16 for stealing a te t heifer from Jas Johnston. They appeared before Judge Ardagh and were sentenced to eighteen months each in Central Prison. The judge vowed to stamp out the cattle stealing nuisance.
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Abraham
Herman Vollick
Fios
Jas Johnston
Ardagh
Central Prison
Local Notices From Allandale Community News
Allandale notes list Aubrey Huggard leaving for Parry Sound and many visitors including John Rutherford of Penetang and Miss Aggie Patterson of Toronto. Dairyman Clarence Siigley buys Simon Dyment’s dairy. Rev H D Cameron attends Knox College alumni in Toronto. several church events and school changes noted. Deaths include Victo Mulholland and Andrew Hunter.
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Aubrey Huggard
Parry Sound
John Rutherford
Penetang
Charles Jardine
Collingwood
Albert Gilpin
L. Pemphrey
Storey
Sadie Pulford
Buffalo
Clarence Siigley
Simon Dyment
Aggie Patterson
Toronto
G. D. Patterson
Inspector Morgan
Allandale
Louis Webb
James Walker
Midland
Hess
R Thompson
David Brown
Coldwater
Methodist Parsonage
E. H. Snyder
Aurora
Miss B. Brown
Bradford
H. D. Cameron
Knox College Alumni Association
Mrs. Fletcher
R. Clarke
Turkeys Geese and Chickens Wanted for Winnipeg Market
Five tons of turkeys geese and chickens sought for Winnipeg market delivered to Jas Vair Barrie by Tuesday December 10. Prices 8 cents per lb for turkeys 6 cents per lb for geese with heads removed. Cash paid but higher prices offered for goods taken in exchange.
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Winnipeg
Jas
Vair’s
Barrie
CASTORIA redirects to Dunlop Street storefront action
Advertises E Heard and Co moving from Mulcaster Street to 11 Dunlop Street next to Lawrence's Fair. Promotes a 15 cent hot meal and asks customers to buy made to order corsets underskirts topskirts Crompton corsets bustles stockings gloves a child’s waist Bennett and more.
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Mulcaster St
Dunlop ST
Lawrence’s Fair
Quiet Hog Market Amid Slow Demand This Week
Saturday’s hog market moved slowly with seven to eight loads of dressed hogs and three carloads of live hogs sold to outside markets, depressing local prices which remained steady. Beef and potatoes showed limited demand with modest price levels, wood sales were sparse, fowl demand dipped due to the holiday, and apples and grain receipts were reported steady with last week’s quotes.
Barrie Markets Price List 1901 commodity rates
Corrected date Barrikz December 4 1901. Wheat butter potatoes apples and meat prices listed. Grain, flour, seeds, wool and hides, livestock and dairy goods shown with per unit weights and per bag or per pound charges. Includes hogs cows beef mutton and poultry with varying rates.
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Des
Castlewey
Frawley and Devlin Winter Clothing Specials
Barrie's largest store showcases deep discounts across men’s and boys’ wear. Overcoats, driving coats, suits, and heavy pants priced from $1.00 to $8.00. ladies’ winter coats offered at half price. extensive millinery and custom designer services emphasized for prompt attentive service.
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Vair, Vickers & CO
Rcfotterings
Keenan
Royal Arch Masonry
New York
Royal Baking Powder CO
the Christmas Globe
W. R. Keenan
NEW Allandale Presbyterian Church
Bright Smith
Charles Hamlin
Beasie Young
Edith Glassford
Burton Ave. Methodist Church
Methodist Church
J. W. Churchill
Hawkstone
Miss Small
Miss Hunter
Grand Trunk
Essa St
Epworth League
Jas. Stubbs
Peterboro
Joseph
Stubbs
Dr. Grant
Orillia
Grant
Alex. McGillivray
Wm. Robinson
Sunnidale
J. C. Seeley
O.H.A. Executive
H. M. Irwin
Knox College
J. C. Irwin
Presbyterian Church
Mulholland
Craigvale
Victor Mulholland
Huntter
Castoria
Ture
E. Heard & GO
Oxford Fry
Miss Wright
T.R
Main Street
Buchanan & Penstone
Infanes
Samuel Pitcher
Gastoria
Roger & Taylor & St
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