Park’s new roll and art squares highlight town display
In local news, a new exhibit at Park’s features a 24 rug size velvet Brussels tapestry range while page notes reference the Irish Supper and upcoming W C T U meeting. Obituaries mention Mrs Bradley of Creemore and Mrs Matthew of Barrie, per diem shifts noted for County Council, and hockey action from New Liskeard.
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Justicoa
Matthew, Hall
Maxwell's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment
Clapnerton St
Baptist Church
C. -W. Park
Brussels
Barrie Notes and Social Roundup Across Town
Miss Mary Tobin guests in Meaford. Barrie visitors and Toronto guests mingle with local society. Professions advance as Arthur King receives promotion. church plans near completion with $7000 subscribed. Public events include charity concerts, meetings, and a Baptist services run through the week. Minor crimes cited, and various travels and appointments fill the week.
Death of Charles Hart in Dalston at 72
Charles Hart, longtime Dalston resident and Barrie visitor, died Sunday after a pneumonia illness following a brief cold. Born near Dalston in Oro, he lived much of his life in the area, married Harriet White in 1855, and was 72. Survivors include his son Dr. Victor Hart and several relatives in Dalston Barrie and beyond.
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Charles Hart
Mr. Hurt
Oro
Dalston
Peter
James White
Charles
Thomas Hart
Shanty Bay
Barrie
Michigan
Victor Hart
Hart
Harriet White
Nelson
Charles White
Victor
O.grey
Sidney
Fred
Clarence Bradlow
Cantata Was a Big Success by Presbyterian Choir
The cantata David the Shepherd Boy given by the Presbyterian choir on Tuesday night drew a packed church with many traveling six to twelve miles. The chorus, though reduced by colds, sang with full tone and expressiveness. soloists Baker Edwards Watson Keffer Whitebread and others delivered strong performances. the audience urged repetition and praised Miss Scott Miss Aldous and Miss Bamford among the cast and choristers in a well received presentation.
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David
Presbyterian
Lure Ent
Edwards
Baker
Watson
Edwarde
Keffer
Whitebread
Miss Aldous
Mira Bamford
Business Menual Professions Hockey Draw Draws Big Crowd
A Friday night hockey match between the Business Men and the Professions drew a large crowd. Proceeds of 32.50 went to the Hospital, with a return match planned for the Public Library. Teams listed include Dr. Sprott and Ald. Cline among others, night events and banquet details noted.
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and Professions
Dr. Sprott
Lewis
Cover
Ed. Shear
Rover
Rev. Pierce
W. A. Amos
G. R. Wood
Brereton
Téoal
J. H. Newlands
Ald. Cline
J. J. .Gibson
Alex.Milne
Ald. Jackson
J. A. MacLaren
A. P
Wilkes
Senator Gowan Resigns After Long Public Service
Sir James Robert Gowan, age ninety two, tendered his resignation from the Canadian Senate citing failing health and fatigue after seventy years of judicial and political work. A jurist and staunch public servant, he contributed to the Divorce Committee, helped draft the Criminal Code, and held roles from judge to senator across Canada.
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James R. Gowan
Senate
James
Canada
Ontario
James Robert Gowan
John A. Macdonald
James Gowan
Gallow's Hill
4Th North York Regiment
Simcoe
Government of
Sir John Thompson
Oppen Canada
Bac
KC. of
Queen's University
Successful Pastorate at St. Andrew's Pickering and St John's Brougham
The Presbyterian notes highlight Rev. Frank C. Harper's ministry at St Andrew's Pickering with a banner year: 25 new members, 6 removals, net gain 19, and a presented ministerial stipend increase of 100. St John's Brougham reached a ten-year peak combined membership of 143.
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Presbyterian
St. Andrew's
Pickering
Frank C. Harper
St John's Church
Brougham
Associated Church
St. Andrew’s Church
M. S
St., Andrew’s Mansy
Third Annual Sale At Huegerald Brow Mt Sti Laois
Advertisement notes a third annual sale at Huegerald Brow, Mount Sti Laois, on March 1 with 33 head of non-bred shorthorn cattle offered.
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Colum
Huegerald
Brow
Mt. Sti. Laois
Shorthoria
Spring Shirts in Barrie Offer Fine English Materials
A local advert touts spring shirts made from fine English materials with guaranteed fit and exclusive designs. Tailoring is described as comparable to costly custom shirts, highlighting the largest Barrie assortment available.
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Barrie
James Vair and Sons Demonstration at Local Grocery Sale
On Friday in the grocery element we will demonstrate Kad dapatty Bisck Tex and take orders for it at our Saturday night tale price of 433 cents per pound. We will also demonstrate the excellent quality of our Grapefruit. Biscuits tea and grape fruit will be served from 4 to 6. All are cordially invited.
Mrs N King Passes Away in Barrie Heritage Note
Mrs Matilda Mary Mann widow of Nathaniel King died Monday at 75 after ten months illness, four weeks critical. Born in Barrie, she helped Barrie grow from a hamlet, linked to Toronto in youth, with family ties to Kempenfeldt town site and local business. Surviving children include Jennie, Clara, Mrs Simumong, C J Smith, N W E King, Mrs Turton. funeral held yesterday led by multiple ministers with out of town attendees.
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Toronto
Mann
Kempenfeldt
King
St. Paul
Mian
Nathaniel King
Mra King
Hadeen
Collier St
Jennie
Clara
GC. Simumong
C.J. Smith
N. W. E Kine
Mra. Turton
Melbyaroo
Australia
Dr. Ockley
Albert Sarjeant
R. King
J. F. Jackson
W. C. Ganter
Fred.Marr
Mysis
Out of Town
Mr. Alia
J. L
Voices
Arthur King
Stouffville
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