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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

10

Lefroy Society Notes and Farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Chapin

Lefroy and area residents hosted visitors at local homes on the Sixth Line and at Killarney Beach. AL Kirkpatrick is seriously ill and confined at home for at least a month. Sylvia Barry and L Whan are visiting relatives. Miss Eleanor and Master Ewart Ralston were weekend guests from Toronto. July 18 is set for a Presbyterian garden party in Lefroy, with WM S meeting held at Killarney Beach. Mrs. W J Chapin, soon moving from the community, was honored with an electric iron and toaster, and Mr. Chapin received a leather club bag and a heartfelt address thanking him for his citizenship and service to church and neighbors.

Isaac Morton Painswick Will Morton Newmarket T. A. Sawyers Campbell King City Teboon AL Kirkpatrick Sylvia Barry Orillia Killarney Beach Eleanor Ewart Ralston Toronto W. J. Ralston L. Whan Lefroy Lloyd George Park Efroy Presbyterian W.M.S W. J. Chapin Mum, Reid F. Whan R. Stewart F. A. Ebo

Funeral and Community News from Minesing Station

The town notes a funeral for Mrs. T McKee attended by Mr. and Mrs. Pattenden and child. A Sunday School picnic with rain improved conditions. Visits include D Knapp family from Toronto, Mrs Alguire and relatives, Alex McKee family, Wallace Pattenden from Cobalt Mines, and nearby social visits by Misses Knapp, Miss Rowell, Miss Coates. An Orangemen celebration in Orillia drew locals.

Wallace Pattenden Cobalt Mines Orangemen Orillia B. Knapp Barrie Agnes Rowell Otto Davis Annie Coates J. Jones

Community Visitors and Fire Hit Hawkestone Area

Hawkes tone residents hosted relatives from Mimico Toronto Novar Huntsville North Orillia and Chicago over a busy week. A fire at Jos Grice’s residence destroyed the house with barn and outbuildings saved by neighbor effort. School exam reports and class listings include Edna O’Brien Verna Johnston and others with teachers noted.

D. McClellan Wm Noble Huntsville Adam Noble Chicago George Noble Toronto Ken Noble Gerry Ross Mona Pugsley Black Jarratt Shirley Chelsea Fellows Harkness C.N.R Stayner Jos. Grice Miss Anderson A. S. Anderson

Elm Vale and Barrie Visits Highlight Local Summer

Miss Anna Stone of Elm vale visits with relatives while Miss Eleanor Hayes, Miss Irene Garrett and Second Line stay nearby. Miss Margaret A. Binnie visits Barrie friends as Dr. Bert Coughlin from St. Louis spends a week at home. Leona Hayes and Mrs J M Knapp travel nearby. Margaret Toner and Catherine Coughlin holiday with local families.

Anna Stone Elmvale Eleanor Hayes Irene’ Garrett Second Line Muriel .Carson Luella Wilson Toronto Queensville Jos. Cripps Midland Margaret A. Binnie Barrie Bert Coughlin St. Louis Leona Hayes Bellewart J. M. Knapp M. I. Knapp Margaret Toner Fergusonvale Catherine Coughlin Phelpston

Minesing Visitors and Local Honors Highlight Town

Mrs George Watt and daughter Miss Fox and Mrs Plum tree of Barrie visited the eleventh concession last week. Mr and Mrs Joseph Orchard plan to settle in Port Hope. Minesing pupils passed Entrance exams, proving strong teaching and supporting a continuation class amid opposition claiming it slows civilization progress.

George Watt Miss Fox Plumtree Barrie Joseph Orchard Port Hope John Chapman Macedonia Ohio W. Priest George Kester Annie Moore Park Man T. Stokes Minesing

Local Social Notes and Weekend Activities

July visits by Miss Edna Lennox of Toronto and Mrs. Frank Banting in Toronto. Baxter junior ball team tied Ivy juniors 8 to 8 Friday. W. E. Banting in Toronto. Newmarket July 12 band hired for celebrations and Ivy L.O.L. 450 attended in Newmarket. Mrs. W. A. Miller from Barrie visited. Miss Florence Hanna from Toronto holidaying nearby. Mr. Dempster family motor to Collingwood for a couple days. Mr. Watt and J. T. Jennett stock-taking in store. Farmers busy with baying and a very good crop.

Edna Lennox Toronto Lawrence Jennett Smeaton Baxter Ivy W. EB. Banting Newmarket W. A. Miller Barrie Florence Hanna Dempster Collingwood Mr. Watt J. T. Jennett

Walton Farewell Noted In Grenfel Community

Friends gathered July 8 to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs James Walton as they move to a new home in Barrie. An address praised their neighborhood service, church support, and youth influence, with best wishes for health and lasting friendship from Grenfel residents.

Wm. Parr Barrie Jack Dougherty Peterborough Chas. Harris R. J. Tracey London J. Baters Jas. Ross Margaret Meaford Jas. McMinn Fred Goodfellow Helen Dougherty Peterboro W. J. Cole Jas. Walton Orillia Walton James G. Walton Albert Bishop James. Walton Grenfel Father Jas. Brumby Isaiah McMaster T. E. Ford W. F. Dougherty George G. Young

Stroud Social Roundup July Visits and Local Hosts

The Stroud column lists numerous visits and gatherings across July 14 and 15. Names include J. E. Clark, Miss Clark, Rev. Father Brennan, G. Cameron of Barrie, J. J. Hughes, Mrs. Pickett of Toronto, Mrs. J. Thompson, L. Guest, W. J. Smyth, Hazel Ralston, Joseph Allen, Miss Lillian, Alex Cookstown, McCutcheon, Miss Ogilvie, Herb Rix, Ed. Tilley, E. C. Drury, Crown Hill, Ida Malcolm, Shanty Bay, A. Warnica, Verna Dalston, Fred Wice, Rev. Mr. Haig, and Edith Appleton among others.

J. E Miss Clark Father Brennan G. Cameron Barrie J. J. Hughes Pickett St. Andrew’s Gardens Toronto W. J. Smyth Shelbourne Hazel Ralston South River Joseph Allen Lillian and Alex Cookstown McCutcheon Ogilvie Vancouver Herb Rix Ed. Tilley E. C. Drury’s Crown Hill Ida Malcolm Shanty Bay A. Warnica Presbyterian Church A. Osborne Verna Dalston Warner Wice Aurora Edith Appleton

bridal shower honors Miss Mary Ross in July meeting

July 15 members of the Girls' Helping Hand Club and community women gathered at Miss Lyall's home to honor Miss Mary Ross with a pink and white decorated gift table and a club presentation, a sandwich tray, and best wishes for her future. The group postponed their next meeting to Friday July 18 at Mrs. A G Muir’s home for a talk on Nursing Hints in the Home by Miss Laura Lyall.

Misses Lyall Mary Ross Mary C.G.I.T A. G. Muir Laura Lyall Grace Hospital Toronto

Ellson Family Weekend Visit and Local Outing Notes

Ellson and Miss Edith Ellson of Thornton spent the weekend with relatives in ORO. A sizeable group from here attended the Orange celebration in Orillia on Saturday. The U.F.O. shipped a carload of mixed stock on Saturday. George Uncles and family from Bradford visited his mother Sunday.

Ellson Edith Ellson Thornton Orillia U.F.O George Bradford

UTOPIA Social Notes July Visits and Local Travel

Neil Dempster and family of Chicago visit their relatives in Utopia while several residents attend Orange celebrations in Orillia and Newmarket on July 12. Mrs. Carson of Barrie visits her aunt Mrs. David McCann. Mrs. Stoneham and children stay with her mother Mrs. Jno Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. Boynton of Fergus spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bell.

Neil Dempster Chicago Wm. Dempster Orillia Newmarket Carson of Barrie David McCann Stoneham Jno. Dobson Boynton Fergus J. H. Bell

Drowning Incident Shocks Crown Hill Community

The community was shocked by a Thursday evening drowning accident. Relatives of Mr. Smith reside nearby and sympathy flows from everyone. Earlier, E. C. Drury grounds hosted a garden party with an upbeat program featuring Miss Marion Partridge, a quartet from Barrie, and the Harvie Orchestra.

Smith E. C. Drury Marion Partridge Barrie Harvie

Church notices and community updates from Churchill

Rev Haig exchanged pulpits with Rev W Johnson at Sunday service. Mrs Jno Selman left for England to visit family. Presbyterian garden party at Tanni hill raised over 250 dollars with abundant strawberries. Mrs J E Hodgson and Marion visiting Wasaga Beach. Dr McCallum spent a Hamilton weekend. Orangemen attended Newmarket celebration. Miss Rogerson attended Rogerson picnic at Killarney Beach.

Mr. Haig Bond Head W. Johnson Jno. Selman England Presbyterian Church Tannihill J. E. Hodgson Marion

Edenvale Notes From July Social and Weather Hints

Edenvale area reports visiting relatives in Orillia Midland and Thornton. John McNabb recovers from July 1 baseball injury at Minesing. A rain-soon forecast could ease hay and grain concerns. Edenvale’s annual picnic is set for July 30. Cora Brown of Barrie visits relatives.

Jas. Maw Wiltfred Orillia Maw Ken, Giffen William Pearson Thornton R. Miles Jas. Fralick Frank Mervin Midland John McNabb Minesing Edenvale Cora Brown Barrie

Also Mentioned on This Page

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