Open for the Night: Local Event Notes Begin
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear about Lois and a night opening. The readable bits mention an open event possibly starting, with names and actions obscured by damage.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear about Lois and a night opening. The readable bits mention an open event possibly starting, with names and actions obscured by damage.
Miss Jones and her pupils organized a concert that raised $153 for the wool fund to buy socks, with 306 pairs funded. Barrie area knitters and donors contributed to a total shipment of 764 pairs this month, aided by many town and country groups and local churches. The Field Comforts group also acknowledged $83 from Miss Burriss for an entertainment fundraiser, with numerous sock and clothing donations reported from communities including Crown Hill Craighurst Ellsworth and Utopia.
The Red Cross reported a February fifteenth shipment totaling 1085 dollars and 20 cents. Items included 468 suits pyjamas and 486 pairs of socks. Auxiliaries from Collier Street and multiple churches contributed varied quantities of pyjamas shirts and hospital supplies.
Auditors report receipts and expenditures for the special work in Simcoe County Women’s Institutes as correct. List includes Mrs. F. Warnica Stroud Mrs. J. W. Brown Dalston Edith Thompson Sun. Corners. Barrie Feb 13 1917. Gratitude expressed to Mrs. W Todd and Mrs. D M Harvie Orillia for their untiring efforts.
A Thornton notice corrects a typo in last week’s item. The January report should read seventy pairs of socks knitted and donated this month, replacing the earlier seven ty mistake.
A quiet wedding at the Corbett home in Huntsville united Mary Isabella, daughter of Mr and Mrs Corbett, with Wilfred Robinson Beelby formerly of Barrie. Rev Gilchrist of Toronto officiated. Lohengrin played by Lillian Beelby. couple to reside in Bracebridge after a luncheon reception.
F Stuart Whyte adapts the English pantomime for Canada preserving traditional settings. The scenes are staged in China and the Cave of Jewels Willow Pattern Palace and other key sets revived for the tour.
The Drury Lane Theatre stages Aladdin in London with a Grand Theatre engagement starting Monday February 26. Adlet Column lists show details and venue information for this production and time.
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