Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Barrie Examiner in Barrie, Ontario

We have pages in Ontario

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

3

Christmas season events and society notes in Railway Ward

Harry Ardell visits Toronto and Mrs Riddell returns from Toronto while John Mingay visits home. The Orange Lodge elects officers for the coming year and holds an installation with an oyster supper. A Christmas program at Essa Street Presbyterian includes carols and a church meeting with Rev Geo A Brown as interim moderator. Rev A V Brown to preach farewell on Sunday December 24.

Harry Ardell Toronto Albert Riddell John Mingay Dr. Hunter H. A. Gibson England Hallam St. George’s Church Severn Orange Lodge No. 432 Burton Avenue W.M Wm. Brooks D.M R. Ferguson EK. B. Taylor A. Thornbury Fin R. Standen Treas Wm. Rusk D. of C J. LeGear T. Campbell F. Longhurst Geo. Wice A. Paton J. Mevensen A. Little C. M. Siigley P.M Essa St. Presbyterian Church Geo. A. Brown St. An Andrew's Church Barrie Mr. Brown A. V. Brown

Burton Ave Methodist Christmas Services Schedule

On Sunday December 24 the Burton Avenue Methodist Church presents two services with Pastor Rev C W Reynolds. The morning service at 11 a.m. features The Angels' Message and a 7 p.m. evening service proclaims A Saviour Born.

Burton Ave C. W. Reynolds the Angels

Christmas Hymns in Methodist Church Sunday

Special Christmas hymns and anthems will be sung next Sunday at the Methodist Church with services morning and evening. Music directed by Mr. Norman. The choir will present special numbers.

Norman

Farewell Presentation at Allandale Presbyterian Church

Last Friday a presentation for Rev A V Brown and Mrs Brown occurred at Allandale Church. Chairs and a club bag were presented by W Crawford and T Walton. speeches followed by short addresses from Rev Reynolds and Rev Geo A Brown. Luncheon, musical pieces, and a closing benediction marked the event.

Presbyterian Church A. V. Brown Brown Mr. Shears Allandale Presbyterian Church Allandale Master’s Vineyard The T. Walton W. Crawford E Shear

Wreggett heads to Montreal for winter stay with brother

December notes report James Wreggett leaving for Montreal to spend the winter with his brother. Miss Margaret Thompson returns from Bradford millinery work. Jack and Donnell visited relatives in Toronto. Fisher's extends Xmas greetings. Emerson Davis underwent appendicitis surgery in Barrie hospital. Congratulations to Jack Couse and Irene Monkman on their marriage at St Luke's Toronto. Harold Patterson from Toronto visited R J Coleman. Mrs Fred Rowe visited Barrie friends. Louise Purt returns to town. Frank Robinson toured Hamilton for business. Mrs Fountain returns from the West to stay with Colemans. Pte Harold Bassingwaighte wounded report unsettled. W J Eby of Toronto spent days on business. Mrs Geo Thompson gravely ill with slim chances of recovery. News items invited for Barrie Examiner and Saturday Morning via Geo F Thompson.

James Wreggett Montreal Margaret Thompson Bradford Jack Donnell Toronto Fisher Emerson Davis Barrie Jack Couse Irene Monkman J. G. Monkman Mr. Doherty St. Luke’s Church Couse Harold Patterson R. J. Coleman Fred Rowe Louise Purt Frank Robinson Hamilton Fountain W. R. Coleman Harold Bassingwaighte W. J. Eby

Local notices and condolences from the Third Line community

Bertille Hayes returned from North Bay Normal last week. Emmitt Loftus lost part of a finger sawing wood. John Shanahan ill. John McLellan of Toronto visited. Lizzie McCarnen and nieces spending Christmas in Toronto. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Cryderman on daughter Clara’s death after a house fire. The child buried in Hillsdale. Doyle family returned to Michigan. Private Loftus weekend visit.

Bertille Hayes North Bay Normal Emmitt Loftus John Shanahan John McLellan Toronto Lizzie McCarnen Hillsdale Michael Doyle Michigan Loftus

Christmas Tree Plans Set as Local Notables Heal

In Grenfel on December 19 Mrs. John Muir remains indisposed while Andrew Tracey of Manitoulin Island visits old friends after twenty years away. Robt. Muir and family suffer La Grippe, John McKernon faces appendicitis, and T. W. Donnelly’s little son is ill. Pte. Wesley Bishop visits home as the community awaits the church Christmas Tree event.

John Muir Andrew Tracey Manitoulin Island Dick Cloughley Albert Young Barrie Muir Johnnie McKernon Jos. McKernon Gravenhurst T. W

Local notes from Minesing and area

Mrs. G. B. Jamieson returns from Toronto. Ed. McLean of Minesing ill but hopes for recovery. Eva and Tressa Brandon visited relatives in Midland. Women’s Institute attended at Mrs. Irving Addison’s home. Mrs. Jamieson reported from Toronto convention. Next meeting at Mrs. Carscadden’s home on Wednesday afternoon Jan 10 with a good program planned.

G. B. Jamieson Toronto Ed. McLean Eva Tressa Brandon Midland Women’s Institute Irving Addison Wm. Jamieson Institute

Guthrie Girls' Sewing Circle Sends December Relief Items

Guthrie reports December shipments from the Girls' Sewing Circle include French Relief items such as 7 black dresses, a boy's tweed coat, 22 hospital shirts, 4 pairs slippers, 5 quilts donated by local ladies, 40 wash cloths, and $6 given to buy 20 socks for French soldiers. Field Comforts provide 66 pairs socks and scrapbooks, while Red Cross sends 8 pajama suits 8 bags and 12 grey flannel shirts plus 1 hospital suit.

Guthrie Girls’ Sewing Circle Wm. Sinclair John Walker J.emms R. M. Connell Jean Bartholomew Stewart Red Cross

Local Notices of Moves and Visits Across Town

Dec 19 Mr Freeland and family move to the vacant house on G Moore farm this week. Mrs W C Andrew returns to Barrie after three weeks with Mrs J Cowan. Mr and Mrs F K Robertson visited the Queen City last week.

Local Short Notes and Family Movements

Dec 18 J T Powers improving rapidly after operation. Mrs L Troyer Mrs Geo Allen and Miss Mary Smith visited Collingwood last week. Mr Wynes returned from the West and with his daughter visiting Fred McFarlane. Dick Atkinson’s family out after six weeks quarantine for tonsillitis. Louis Atkinson moved to Toronto for the winter. Edwin Fisher and family moved to Toronto for a new job. Kenneth Young home from Stayner barber apprenticeship. Wedding bells are ringing loudly.

J. T. Powers L. Troyer Geo. Allen Mary Smith Collingwood Wynes Fred. McFarlane Dick Atkinson

Sewing Circle Holds Meeting At Mrs Martin’s Home

The Monthly Sewing Circle met at Mrs. W. H. Martin’s home last Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Miss Culbert of Ivy visited Mrs. R. Graham and others attended a Presbyterian WMS meeting at Mrs. Robertson’s. Mrs. Cameron spoke well, entertaining the group. A soap and towel shower for soldiers will be held in the schoolroom Thursday night.

W. H. Martin Miss Culbert Ivy R. Graham Cameron A. Ness Allandale W.M.S The Presbyterian Church

Local Notes and Visits Run Through December

Miss Jennie Jago returns home from Grenfel. Mrs. Geo Dyer visits Barrie friends. Pres H Reynolds and C Lockhart spend Sunday at home. Miss F Dyer M Reynolds and Reta Campbell in Toronto. J Linton of Toronto visiting John Sigley. Christmas Tree and tea planned for December 28.

Jennie Jago Grenfel Geo. Dyer Barrie H. Reynolds C. Lockhart F. Dyer M. Reynolds Reta Campbell Toronto J. Linton John Siigley

Presbyterian Events and Barrie Market Report

Nomination will be held in the Orange Hall on Friday December 22. Presbyterians host their Sunday School on Wednesday the 27th in the church. A large crowd attended the Barrie market last Saturday.

Orange Hall Barrie

Moore & Armstrong's Friday and Saturday Bargains

Do not miss your share of the Friday and Saturday bargains at Moore and Armstrong's. See hand bills.

Moore & Armstrong's

Minesing concert and obituary notes from local residents

A Minesing concert is planned for Thursday December 21 by local schoolchildren. James W. Maw, 57, longtime resident born to Yorkshire immigrants, died December 45 from heart failure. He leaves Elizabeth Allsopp, four children, two brothers, two sisters. funeral details not provided. Maw attended Edenvale Presbyterian Church and supported Liberal politics.

Minesing Station Minesing School James W. Maw Yorkshire England Etobicoke York Co James Con Los Elizabeth Allsopp Maw Edenvale Presbyterian Church I OF

Stroud Social Notes Mention Visits and Event

Mr and Mrs Alvin Martin spent the week end with relatives in the Queen City. Miss Margaret J McConkey visits Le froy couple G C Allan. Frank Robertson Jr and wife holidayed in Toronto. The Stroud Methodist WMS hosts a birthday party Friday Dec 29 with a good program planned.

Stroud Alvin Martin Queen City Margaret J. McConkey G. C. Allan, Lefroy Frank Robertson Jr Toronto W.M.S Stroud Methodist Church

Dalston social notes with visits and health update

In Dalston on December 19 roads remain excellent for driving. Norman Dunn and family from Saskatchewan visit relatives here. George and Mrs. Jas McMillan of Hawkestone see friends. Harvie Baldwin home for holidays. Herman Osborne returns from Saskatchewan. Mrs. Robert Thornton from Saskatchewan visits daughter Mrs. John Lennox. Mrs. Arthur Bell of Barrie visits her mother Mrs. George Wilson. A temperance sermon by Mr. Bell of Toronto at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Stewart visits daughter Mrs. J. W. Brown for Xmas. Mrs. Hy Williams ill hope for improvement.

Dalston Norman Dunn Sask George McMillan Jas. McMillan Hawkestone Harvie Beldwin Herman Osborne Saskatchewan Robert Thornton John Lennox Moonstone Arthur Bell Barrie George Wilson Mr. Bell Toronto Stewart J. W. Brown Hy. Williams

Minesing Station Christmas Concert Aids Red Cross

On Friday evening December 13th the public school held a Christmas program in the 8. room with a lunch served afterwards. A Christmas Tree and jokes entertained all ages, leaving attendees happy. Door receipts totaled $25.50 with expenses paid and the balance donated to the Red Cross Fund.

Red Cross Fund

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frisco Clude Arnall Porter Nichol Flagler Lefebvre-Wely Heintzman & Co Garrett Cookstown Edgar Guthrie Minard Jack’s Lake Holly Barrie Markets Ontario Manitoba Gen Hirkers California Malaga Empire Florida John Saso Cor. Elizabeth ST Maple Ave
Search Courier

Search the Barrie Examiner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Barrie Examiner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication