Local notices and Christmas plans in Dec town entries
December items report visits and stays with families in Hottonville Ninette and Palnswick. Christmas Tree events at St Andrew s Church and St Paul s Sunday School rehearsals noted. Illnesses include Thomas Bell Malcolm Elson and Clarence Mitchell. Edits mention teachers box social and Mr Wolfe s trip to Tottenham. Merry Christmas wishes conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bell
Malcolm Elson
St. Andrew's Church
Joses John E Crawford
Ninette
Map
Palnswick
St. Paul’s
Clarence Mitchell
Orange Hall
Craigvale
Examiner
Christmas season church services in Vespra Paris area
During Christmas the schedule lists St Pauls Midworst on Sunday Dec 24 at 11 am for fall Christmas services, Christmas Day at 11 am Holy Communion, Christ's Church Vespra with similar services at 2 pm, and Ferndale mission services at 7 pm on Sunday Dec 28. The Christmas offertory will be collected at all three services on Dec 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespra
Paris
St. Paul's
Christ’s Church
Ferndale
weddings and community notes fill year end page
Look out for wedding bells as celebrations approach the new year. Mrs. Walker and Miss Kate Walker of Bradford visit Mrs Geo McGee. school closes Friday and Miss Rankin, retiring, will move on. Theme of Mr. and Mrs. T Nesbitt features a newborn baby boy. Santa Claus preparations underway with toys and goods for children. Choir invited to Nantyr anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Palmer host Sunday at Orillia. Attended entertainment at Clowes. J Congden visits Jamies Johnson. Shanty Bay road drive for LO. F. court opening. Rev. R S Fralick preaches at Methodist Church on Job 14 14. Potato roast by Congregationalty planned for Dec 27. Community extends sympathy to Mrs Livingstone and Minesing family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasten
Walker
Kate Walker
Bradford
Geo. McGee
Jobo’ Palmer
Orillia
Clowes
J. Congden
Jamies Johnson
Dalston
Mra Livingstone
Minesing
Craigvale
Jas. Black
Ivy
N. J. Latimer
Robertson
Farie
Thornton
McLean
Beynon
Churchill
Ant
Bro. R. Black
P. M
W. M
A. W. Green
Wm. Neely
Walter Leonard
W. Lennox Black
Leonard
Treas
Webb
Dot C.howard
Sam. Reynolds
Harry Armstrong
James Latimer
Frank Rich
Lefroy and Craigvale News Roundup
Local notes report skating on the lake, Christmas plans at the Presbyterian church, and teaching appointments. Messrs Gilpin and Reid visit, temperance sermons praised, and social gatherings held at the Craigvale Manse with 75 attendees. Masonic lodge officers elected and installed, with a communal lunch and song to close.
Real Estate Sale Notice in Veepra Township
Timbered land with cedar, spruce, and hardwoods offered in Veepra township. 69 acres cleared with good soil. includes timber, frame buildings, and multiple rooms. Stores and dwelling listed, brick structures with facilities. Agent J. N. Brown, Western Real Estate Exchange of London, Blake St Barrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actes
Veepra
Ieee
Eaenele
Flos
Rooma
Facres
Lang
J. N. Brown
Western Real Estate Exchange of London
Blake St
Barrie
Local Notes From Minensing And Area
ENOCE Wesley Little of Allandale Sundayed in this vicinity. E Reynolds of Barrie visits his parent. Miss Monica Rainey, our teacher, is preparing for a public examination Friday afternoon Dec 31. Sympathy to Samuel Maile injured cutting glass and now in hospital. Next Sabbath service in Grange Hall at 7 30. MINESING Dec 18 Miss Belle Russell returned from Barrie. Maude Livingston back from Toronto. J D Forward of Toronto preached Baptist Church. Neil Livingston, respected citizen, died Dec 15 from paralytic attack. Funeral by Rev J D Korward on Monday the 17th. Community sympathy extended.
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APTO
Miss Kennedy
Maud Kennedy
Ronan
M. Coughlin
Emmett
Mac Shanshan
M.za. Loftus
Gelph
Ladies’ Institute
Mr. McKee
Coldwater
Harold Hastings
Toronto
Wolfe
Enoce Wesley Little
Allandale
E. Reynolds
Barrie
Monica Rainey
Utopia
Mr. Ellis
Angus
Misa Rainey
Samuel Maile
Mies Belle Russell
Misa Maude Livingston
J. D.forward
Baptist Church
Wm. Addison
Frank Rumtle
Maple
D. Wood
Neil Livingston
J. D. Korward
MIDHURST Community Notes and Local Visits
MIDHURST December notes for the week report Herb Orok, David Coutts and Robert McGowan returning from Alberta with plans to return to the Wet in spring. Miss Effie Coutts of Toronto visiting relatives. Mrs J E Wallwin injured milking a cow. Debate on Wednesdays at the meat hall ends with affirmative speakers leading to a 4-2 decision. S Cotton and J Orok among the affirmatives. Several locals visiting relatives in Newmarket, Schreiber, Killyleagh and Holly. Attendance at the Thornton church opening noted. Wedding bells rise as Rev Reynoia preaches temperance and Mr McLean delivers afternoon sermon. Rev Abraham of Toronto gives a temperance lecture at Temperance Hall with a large turnout.
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Midhurst
Orok
David Coutts
Robert McGowan
Alberta
Mies Effie Coutts
Toronto
A. Dwyer
Flos
J. E. Wallwin
S. Cotton
J. Orok
W. Boyce
Miss Boyce
H. Coutts
J. Coutts
B. Orrock
Russell
Ethel Wright
Finn Mies Beynon
Newmarket
Beynon
Walter McCollough
Schreiber
Mies L. B. Latimer
Olive Bowman
Kati Young
Killyleagh
Margaret Latimer
Holly
W. Woolman
Thornhill
Wm. Latimer
East End
Thornton
Gordon and
J. Simpson
McLean
Mr. Abraham
Liverpool Wheat and Markets Mixed on Tuesday
The Liverpool wheat market saw futures down slightly while Chicago futures rose. Winnipeg options closed with minor gains as New York and Toronto grain quotes show mixed activity across wheat and corn, with dairy in New York steady amid receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
Weber
Winnipeg
Jay New York
Humba
Toronto
Liverpool Grain and
Dee
Cumberland
New York
Price State Dairy
Cattle Markets From Toronto to Chicago and New York
Toronto live stock market reports show cattle, sheep, lambs and calves trading with early strength fading after sudden arrivals. Exporters bought best cattle while lower grades fell. butchers paid up to 4.86 per cwt for prime cattle. East Buffalo and Chicago markets echo mixed demand with cattle and hogs varying in price. New York notes dull sheep and lamb activity. Regional notes include Christmas tree event in Crossland and local society mentions of weddings and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Harris
East Buffalo
New York
Der
Buffalo
Chicago
Dee
Hizher
Bieta
Farm for Sale at Watt's Crossing Ontario
For sale Lot 28 Con 4 Watt's Crossing Oro Township overlooking Lake Simcoe about 120 acres good land with a large brick house of 15 rooms barn 82 feet and stone stables of same dimensions. Close to R B station post office village churches and wharf. Desirable summer home. For particulars apply to Box 22 Cobourg Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt's Crossing
Township of
Oro
Lake Simcoe
R. B
Cobourg
Ont
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Morry
Razset San’ Site Assurance Company
Beecroft
Manassa
Barrie Examiner
Wm. Lang
Babe
Gertie Crows
W. Mra N. Whatham
Hottonville
James
Etta Conlin
Mra Jos
Loftus
Phelpon
Oro Station
W. HB. Hatton
Q. Sleighine
Rankin
Cookstown
McQuay
Wilear
Daugh
Mien Wileon
Ailistor
T.banting’s
Jj Weight
Speers
Ross Sheldon
J. F. Ardill
Presbyterian Church
Aggie King
Belle Ewart
Sam, Lee
Jennie
Beale
R. Grose
Richard Gilpin
Cobalt Fame
Lefroy Methodist Church
Wm. Ralston
Glhe Dyment Securities Loan Andwineompany
Offiice—Rossck
Dunlop Street
Barrier US
Stroud
Toronto, Can
Bank of Toronto
Henwoop
T. H. Baker
Sam, Lawrence
Opp
Ross
Block
Burker
Iroquois
Barrie Markets
Ae Barrie
Es al
Rush
Rogers Bros
Nickleware
Rogera & Son
I.X.L
Humphrey
H. H. Otton & Son
Five Points Hardware Store
Bar
Tssu
Handsleighs
Licar’s Hardware Store
Queen's
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