Born on Jan 13 a daughter for Mr and Mrs Banting
News from neighboring townships reports a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Banting on January 13 with congratulations from the community.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
12
News from neighboring townships reports a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Banting on January 13 with congratulations from the community.
Correspondents report a meeting at Beaver Creek to decide on building a straight road over the Creek, acknowledging higher costs but promising better travel. Obituaries note the death of John McCuaig of Orillia after a long illness, with detail on his family and career as a blacksmith.
Jan 16 social column reports Miss Martin of Barrie visiting Miss Mabel Reid over Sunday. Mrs R M McConkey spends a week in Barrie with sister Mrs Elizabeth H Ness. Miss Mabel Coulter of Gilford guests cousin Mrs Fred Robertson. Edna Robertson visits cousin Miss Ethel Robertson. Margaret McConkey returns from Lefroy. Mr and Mrs F Robinson attend West Simcoe rural deanery convention in Thornton. Presbyterians hold anniversary services praised by Rev T A Symington. Churchill choir led by Walter Reive praised for fine singing.
Cecil Spragge returns to T Jack's after visiting friends. Roy Jacks is home from Toronto visits. Mr and Mrs W McCullough Barrie visited T C McCullough. Annie Nesbitt returns from Gilford and Bradford. Anniversary services last Sunday drew a large crowd despite cold weather. Rev Daniels preached eloquent sermons both morning and evening. The Swing of the Century lecture aided the young people. Mr and Miss Carr and Miss Jacks performed fine music selections.
Mr and Mrs W D Henry visited friends before returning to Grassy Lake Alberta. Wm Moore visited then left for Hamilton for a new position. Miss Florence Crawford of Barrie spent the weekend at home. A sleigh load of youths enjoyed an evening at Mr and Mrs John Mayes. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sharpe Henry of Grassy Lake.
The Belle Ewart Ice Co and the Knickerbocker Co start ice storage as ice exceeds a foot in thickness. labor is tight because many locals left to enlist. Also notes visits and moves including Mrs. Trombly in Toronto, Miss Willson in town, La Grippe cases, and locals Colgan and Moore with Barrie College and Lake Simcoe Ice Company work.
Jan 147 M McKernan of Sedgewick Alta visits relatives here. Wm Parr returns after weeks in the city. Bert Sheridan stuck in a snow bank last Sunday. his driver left and a harness was broken with Bert and the cutter in the drift. The Khaki Circle met at Mrs Hill’s Friday night. last week's contributions total two dozen pyjamas twenty nine pairs of socks and the Ninth Line cash 1.50.
The Holly Sewing Circle sent 43 pairs of socks to Field Comforts in the month. Jos Gibson is on the sick list. Walter Kell returned to work in Hamilton after a visit home. Robt Reynolds attended his uncle's funeral in Penetanguishene. Sgt A W Dyer of the 177th Bn spent Sunday here. A social at L Siigley's for St Pauls Church drew a good crowd.
Geo Ferrier of Bracebridge visits John Ferrier while Jack Barry returns home from the West. A dance and euchre party hosted by T. Jack on Thursday night, Jan 41, was described as very enjoyable with Jack Beatty and Clarence Beatty of Markham visiting friends here last week.
Jan 17 report notes low Sunday School and church turnout due to stormy weather last Sunday. The article also records Wesley Rix being kicked by a horse and Elford Jory of the Barrie Business College spending Sunday under parental care.
At the Oro Town Hall on Monday the Oro Telephone Company held its annual meeting. New officers were elected including President Alex Graham Vice President H J Tudhope Secretary Wm McArthur Treasurer A A Bell Directors G Love T E Ross and John Wiggins Auditors H G Martin and T A Stone. Read the Adlet Column.
The Calgary News Telegram reports the death of James Barclay brother of Alberta representative Sam Barclay. Barclay, a miner in Alaska, was overcome by a snowslide while attempting to help a comrade at the start of the year.
Due to changes in mail service on the Hamilton line, Thornton correspondence did not arrive in time for this week's edition and will appear in the next issue.
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