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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 14, 1915

Page

5

John M. Bothwell, longtime Barrie merchant, dies at 70

John McDonald Bothwell died at his Bradford Street home on Tuesday evening after over two years of ill health. Born in Belfast, he moved to Canada in 1871 and built a prominent Barrie grocery and seed store. He served as councillor, reeve, and mayor, contributing to Dunlop and Elizabeth Streets improvements and Allandale incorporation. He chaired church boards and supported agricultural, civic, and Masonic ventures. Funeral services will be held under Masonic auspices with listed pallbearers.

John McDonald Bothwell Bradford St Belfast Canada Barrie W. L. Reeve Bothwell Dunlop St Essa St Robert R. Bothwell Wm. D Clarence Toronto Dunlop and Elizabeth Sts Allandale Agricultural Society The Agricultural Joint Stock Co Mechanics Institute Allandale Church D’alton McCarthy Corinthian Lodge A.F A.M G. A. Radenhurst J. H. Bennett J. J. Brown R. J. Fletcher A. P. Wilkes T. Beecroft

Barrie Conservative Association Elects Officers

Wallwin elected president with Wm. Rusk as vice president Chas. Lower secretary and S. McAdam treasurer Officers for wards 2 6 named J Montagu Leeds J J eees W P Soules J F braigs Wm Gray Geo Wilson Tea offered at Central Methodist Church on Monday January 18th

Wm. Gray Geo. Wilson Central Methodist

Barrie Dominates Stayner In 16–1 Ice Thriller

Barrie trounces Stayner 16 to 1 at Mamhoth Rink as Somerville repels early pressure. Meeking, Harvey and Keeley lead Barrie scoring with multiple counters while Stayner struggles with weak finishing and tight defense.

Barrie Stayner Mammoth Somerville Higgs Keeley Meeking Wardman Cheer Harvey Steve Vair Meekin Wheeler Rover H. Kitson A. Buie H. Rinn W. Emmett J. Clark F. Wheeler G. Doner

Baptist Y.M.B.C. Organizes Young Men Bible Class

A meeting at the Baptist Parsonage last Thursday night formed a Young Men's Bible Class linked to the Sunday School. Officers: President W. A. Lamb, Vice President John Dodd, Secretary Roy Hurst, Treasurer Andrew Cauthers. Members include Harry Jones, George Smith, Walter Pierce. Devotional Andrew Cauthers, John Dodd. Class meets Sundays at 3 p.m. An invitation extends to all young men.

Baptist Parsonage W. A. Lamb John Dodd Roy Hurst Treas Andrew Cauthers Harry Jones George Smith Walter Pierce Ernie Prince Ralph McLean J. C. Sinclair Mr. Williams

Barrie Mayor Outlines Inaugural Priorities and Plans

Mayor Craig addresses council outlining fiscal restraint while expanding work programs. He emphasizes avoiding tax increases, supporting workers, and advancing Armories and Carnegie Library projects. He seeks industrial growth, waterfront improvements, and new bathing facilities for youth.

Barrie Juniors Dominate Meaford in 10-0 Hockey Victory

Barrie Juniors crushed Meaford 10-0 on Meaford ice last Friday night. Meaford fought hard with grit and speed, but Barrie’s forwards and defense controlled the play and turned the game into a one sided affair. Attendance topped 600 with gate receipts of 146.

Meaford Collingwood Barrie Belcher Harvey Homesters Keeley

Special Train to Meaford for Friday Barrie Match

Barrie Hockey Club operates a special train to Meaford for Friday night’s match. Train departs Barrie at 5.45 pm calling at Allandale Angus New Lowell Stayner and Collingwood returning from Meaford at 11 pm. Fare from Barrie is 1.55 dollars with under 12 half price.

Meaford Barrie Hockey Club Barrie Allandale Angus New Lowell Stayner Collingwood

Moore's Shoe Store Urges Quick Buy for Gymnasium Shoes

Collegiate shoppers are urged to hurry as Moore's Shoe Store reports plenty of gymnasium shoes in stock but notes rapid turnover. The notice signals limited time to secure a pair before sizes sell out.

Moore's

Man Arrests For Coal Theft From Sheds

Manuel Hebner was sentenced on Saturday for stealing coal from the Lewis Co sheds. The inquiry began Friday night about midnight, conducted by Constables Sweeney and Rayner.

Lewis,Co Manuel Hebner Sweeney and Rayner

Barrie Mobilizes Third Infantry Contingent

Capt. Macdonell and Lt. Morgan to mobilize at Barrie next Monday for three new overseas battalions. The 35th Regiment to supply 100 NCOs and men and 3 officers, with about 40 from Barrie companies. Mobilization at Barrie on January 18. Soldiers must meet height and chest measurements and obtain parental or spousal consent for under 21 or married men.

Capt. Macdonell Lt. Morgan Barrie 35Th Macdonell McClinton J. H. Morgan Toronto

Central Methodist Church Sees Youth Involved In Services

Young people are active at Central Methodist Church. Next Sunday the pastor will preach on church membership ahead of a February 7 reception. Evening service led by Fleur de Lys Bible Class with Mrs P A Jourdan delivering the sermon on The Place of Young Womanhood in Modern Society. Regular members urged to arrive early for seats.

Central Methodist Church Fleur de Lys Young Ladies Bible P. A. Jourdan

Board of Education Meets in Early Session

The board discussed Greek instruction for a Fourth Form pupil after a Dept visit, and may extend to lower forms. Caretaker Pearce seeks $100 raise for the larger B.C.T. school or resignation. A new caretaker will be sought. Tenders were approved for shades at B.C.1. and 225 chairs for the Assembly Hall.

Board of Education B.C.I Redditt Pearce B.C.T Johnston & Warren B.C.1 Assembly Hall Globe Furniture Co

Town Engineer Granted Leave of Absence and Council Notes

The council meeting opened with Mayor Craig in the chair and promises of smooth, swift work. Alderman Wilkes led off with two communications, fire and electrical inspection issues arose, and Macdonnell faced questions over a $3.33 cheque while Miss Stephens pressed for electric lighting on High Street South.

Macdonnell Charles Barnes Donnell

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Fred W. Otton John M. Bothwell Craig Carnegie Library Grand Trunk Bayfield Street Allandale Wharf McKnight Hibbelin Oliver Tomlinson Parsons Wilton Rose Ald Horsfield Communications Ald. Wilkes Jno Hydro Electric Power Commission Midland W. i Declan MO. F. Craig
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