Your Office Stationery Printing Ad
An old OCR ad promises quality and low prices for office stationery printing. It touts imprint as H quality and quick service with a casual sales tone.
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!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
5
An old OCR ad promises quality and low prices for office stationery printing. It touts imprint as H quality and quick service with a casual sales tone.
Local residents are listed visiting Berlina Toronto and Niagara Falls with families taking holidays and New Year visits. Several notes mention granite ware sales at Bothwell's, residents returning from city trips, and community group meetings including the Woman's Auxiliary and Kempenfeldt Lodge officers for 1908.
Jan 7 Thornton reports New Year gatherings in Owen Sound Barrie Toronto and Stayner. George Bramfoot renews acquaintances at New Year. Mrs J Stewart attends son's York Mills wedding. W B Sproule opens village office to aid the ill. School changes include Miss Maude Simpon taking Mount Pleasant. Thornton band hosts a dance and skaters crowd. St Jude's Church anniversary includes a large fowl supper and Orange Hall program with W A Boys Barrie Rev Skey Toronto and local speakers. Ivy Orchestra performs. Next Sunday Rev H Simms of Church of the Messiah will preach both services.
Mies Mary McCulloch of Collingwood Hospital spent Christmas at home with Miss Lillian Cannon. Fort Wayne resident Mrs G H Campbell joined family celebrations. A. D Campbell and relatives visited Stayner relatives during holidays. Children’s Christmas Eve entertainment was a great success, with praise for the organizing committee. Guthrie Sabbath School annual meeting planned. Mrs A G Muir visiting. Maggie Morrison returned home.
A passenger train rolled over and several cars toppled, leaving multiple injuries as survivors describe the chaos. Harry Hamilton and Mrs Greenwood recount narrowly escaping, flames erupting after the wreck, while Conductor Paton and Dr Leatherdale gave cautious interviews about the incident.
Edgar Jan 6 and Norman McLeod travel West to visit kin. Mrs A J Thompson hosts extended family. Mrs Charles Hayes and Mrs W Hayes from Orillia visit relatives. Mr and Mrs W Gray of Orillia visit parents. Stella Clatton of Barrie visits Mrs James Lauder over holidays. Ysanc Hart visits Governor Swan of Beeston. BH Saunders of Barrie preaches at Congregational church. Congregational church annual business meeting held January 20.
Commissioner Coombs of the Salvation Army in Canada lectured on From Bethlehem to Calvary to a large Grand Opera House audience. The illustrated program featured costly films totaling about 310,000 dollars, presented as a vivid depiction of Christ’s death and resurrection. The event was highly praised by Barrie observers as one of the country’s finest religious entertainments.
Auction notices for January sales list stock and implements. Walter Monkgom and Duncan Mcintosh are named auctioneers with consignors Fratk Tran Tanis Ail We A McConkey W. A. McConkey. Items include farm stock, household furniture, and implements. Dates noted January 23 and January 14.
A report notes action to save the Crown Bank of Canada as tensions rise over a flag taken from the United States and related margin concerns. Officials seek to stabilize financial relations and restore trust amid cross border friction.
A quiet wedding took place on the 8th at St Mary's Courch, Miss Rose Cronan, daughter of Michael Cronan, wed Archibeld McDougall of Midland. The ceremony was by Very Rev Deanie. Bridal party wore blue and brown outfits. After, guests toasted at the bride's father's home before the couple departed by train for Toronto and Hamilton.
A New Year ceremony at Ms. John Chapin’s home united Miss Florence Bonney to Allan J. Bonney with a small guest list and a cream embroidered dress. A second Christmas Day wedding joined Miss Rachael Gilchrist to Mr. John Gilchrist of Kirkfield at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller’s St. Louis home, with a dawn ceremony and a generous display of gifts. Both couples planned early journeys with family and prominent local figures arranging future schooling and development projects in Kirkfield and surrounding towns.
Elizabeth Littlejohn of Barrie married Alfred Littlejohn of Judge Ontario in Bracebridge at noon New Year’s Day. The ceremony, by Rev W A J Burt, featured a grey taffeta gown and white carnations with her sister Annie as bridesmaid. Guests noted elegant decor and family support as the couple departed for Barrie and will reside in Judge Ontario.
John Turner, a longtime Ward 4 representative and former partner in a family business, died after illness of several weeks. He was a Conservative, active in Kerr Lodge No. 230 A. F. and A. M. and Southampton Lodge B. O. E., and a zealous Elizabeth Street Methodist member. He married Miss Marot Ottaway in 1876 and leaves two daughters. Funeral at Union Cemetery was well attended by lodge members and friends from across the region.
Judge Ardagh dismisses the action against Mitchell and the Board of Health in Morrison vs Evans et al. Evans found liable. Dr Evans, town MHO of Innisfil, hired the plaintiff as quarantine officer for Tollendal under Mitchell’s supervision. Township council refused the bill, claiming no knowledge of the engagement. The court held board members not personally liable for unknowing hire and Mitchell not liable since engagement aimed at quarantine, not plaintiff’s direct benefit. Attorneys Creswicke, Ross, and Lennox appeared for parties.
Midhorst Jan 6 I V Ball remains at home in Villa Nova and cannot return to his school. Miss Strathles of Stratford teaches the junior room this year. Miss Quinlan goes to Coldwater. John Monteith of Weyburn Sask visits here. A H A and Miss Jessie Crok Sunday in Hillsdale. Harold Finlay of Sturgeon Falls returns to Barrie Collegiate and spends Sunday here. Congratulations to Allen Reaney on his marriage to Florence Crispin of Barrie New Year’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Bonney honeymoon at Hamilton and other places. After returning they will live on this farm on the 2nd con.
Edward Hanlan, former champion oarsman, died Friday from pneumonia. A Boise City jury acquitted Pettibone of ex Governor Steunenberg murder, while the Moyer case was dismissed. A broken 80 pound rail on the CPR between Chaplean and Cartier derailed No 8 eastbound, killing Mrs. B. Slowen of Lindsay Ontario and injuring thirteen passengers.
Miss Beatrice Hewson and Charlie Boyer nearly drowned after ice broke as they rode near the middle. Boyer escaped while Hewson broke through. about fifteen hockey-playing boys formed a line and used a hockey stick to pull her to safety on Tuesday evening.
A garbled historical note mentions a party from Fort William starting a march on an unclear date. The text is fragmented with missing words and corrupted phrases, leaving the event's purpose, leaders, and outcome undetermined.
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.
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!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.