Stroud Notes Include Weddings and Social Visits
Miss Ina Black of Midland spends two weeks at home. J W Latimer and Miss Neely of Gilford wed at the parsonage last Wednesday. Hazel Ralston visits South River friends. Edna Jeffries and Minnie Bond of London renew acquaintances here. Osborns of Dalston visit the J B Hewsons. Percy Pratt family of Collingwood stay with Joseph Booth. L O L No 234 Stroud attends Newmarket Orange celebration. Wilbert Black of Toronto visits Robt Black. W M S met at Methodist church with fine attendance and report on the Toronto convention. Craigvale Lodge 605 wins best dressed lodge at Newmarket July 12. James Leonard W M. John Johnston remembered with bouquet. Arthur Green attends Masonic Grand Lodge in Toronto. Harmer family from Toronto visit Stroud. others tour from Toronto to I A Spring residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Black
Midland
J. W. Latimer
Neely
Gilford
Hazel Ralston
South River
Osborn
Dalston
Minnie Bond
Edna Jeffries
London
Ed, Hewson
Penetang
Thos
Hewson
Percy Pratt
Collingwood
Joseph Booth
L.O.L. No
Stroud
Newmarket
Wilbert Black
Toronto
Robi. Black
W.M.S
John Johnston
Arthur Green
Masonic Grand Lodge
C. Harmer
Alice Harmer
I. A. Spring
S. G. Harmer
Clement. Harmer
Midhurst Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss L Whan of Lefroy holidays in Midhurst. Mr and Mrs John Wallwin visited Wm Greaves Minesing. Mrs George Goebell and daughter Irma of Toronto guests of Miss Grace Gill. Harold Wallwin guest of Archie Gavin at Crown Hill. Mary Cochrane returned to Toronto after two weeks here. Many locals haying and farm visits noted. Congratulations to Wm Shaughnessy on birth of a son. Gladys Woodrow from Midland visiting. McCracken sick. W W Boyce Alfred Wallwin and Mrs Clay with Elmvale friends. John Cameron of Mimico Beach spent week end here. Mrs Rouse of Minesing visiting sister Mrs Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Whan
Lefroy
Midhurst
John B. Wallwin
Wm. Greaves
Minesing
George Goebell
Irma
Toronto
Grace Gill
Forrest Wallwin
Crown Hill
Harold Wallwin
Archie Gavin
Mary Cochrane
A. McLean
Cookstown
J. McClennon
R. Hermon
Wm. Shaughnessy
Gladys Woodrow
Midland
Ennie ‘McCracken
W. W. Boyce
Alfred Wallwin
Clay
Elmvale
John Cameron
Mimico Beach
Mrs. Rouse
Thos, Spence
Local visits and travels fill town Sunday agenda
Maurice Martin of the post al staff and Miss Webster of Toronto spent Sunday at W H Martins. Allen of Toronto visits family here. Mrs Watt of Allandale visits daughter Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Jeffrey of Herschel. Bert and Hazel Rainey of Barrie call on friends. The Reynolds family attend Miss Higgins's funeral in Stayner. Various locals and Toronto visitors enjoy Wasaga Beach and Glorious Twelfth outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Martin
Webster
Toronto
W. H. Martin
Alex
Macpherson
J. Gibbon
Bain
Kenneth Stuart
Reynolds
S&s. Reynolds
Frank Walt
G. Parkhouse
Asquith
Masonville
Parkhouse
Sunnydale Notes Brighten Parish Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Ris borough and other couples spent Sunday with friends at Craighurst. Miss McGuire Stayner visited Miss Florence Raymer. Miss Hazel Curran of Toronto vacationed with Margaret McMurray. The Sunny Workers Mission Band enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering led by Ottie Spicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Risborough
Norman Brown
Jimmie
Craighurst
Milne
McDonald
Ben. Petch
Alliston
Schell
Sarah Schell
Knock
McGuire
Stayner
Florence Raymer
Isaac Carruthers
Spence
Midhurst
Will
Bristow
Joseph Bowman
Vine
John Thompson
Ruth
Barrie
Ottie Spicker
Sunny Workers Mission Band
Surprise homecoming and wedding shower for Bowyer couple
On July 7 neighbors surprised Mrs. C A Degear by welcoming home daughter and new husband Chas P Bowyer after a Detroit honeymoon. A larger party July 14 hosted friends with gifts, games, dancing, and a farewell lunch. Bowyer thanked guests and invited visits to their new home. Wm Moore attended funeral in Stayner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Degear
Chas
P. Bowyer
Detroit
Bowyer
Moore
Stayner
Stayner Community Notes and Social Roundup
Dr. and Mrs. Murphy visited Owen Sound while H. Bricknell of Toronto stayed with J. Sheffer. The Stayner garden party hosted by the Ladies Aid Presbyterians featured a softball match, solos, and a large turnout despite rain. Bowling club trophy contest saw Barrie clubs edge the Stayner team by a single point as the new green nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottawa Village
M.mceachern
Mr. Hutton
Misses Hutton
Linn
Stayner
Rev. H. McLean
Methodist
Presbyterian
J. Seymour
Hagersville
H. Peattie
M. A. Higgins
Main Street
St. Patrick's Church
R.C
Stayner Road
Barrie
Collingwood
Barn Raising Highlighted in Dalston Community Notes
James Handy led a very successful barn raising last Friday afternoon. Miss Hazel Key of Toronto spent the weekend at her Dalston home. Mrs. Gardner of Newmarket returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Handy and L. Handy visited Elmvale Sunday. The Sunday School plans a picnic next Wednesday afternoon July 28 at Mr. Debenham's grave. Vera Baldwin visits friends in Barrie. The Wilsons spent Sunday in Thornton with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Coutts. Read The Examiner adlet on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Handy
Hazel Key
Toronto
Gardner
Newmarket
W. Watson
J. Handy
L. Handy
Elmvale
Mr. Debenham
Vera Baldwin
Barrie
J. Wilson
Thornton
D. M. Coutts
United Farm Women hold large Guthrie meeting
The United Farm Men and Women met at the Gilchrist home on July 14 with large attendance. W. M. Cockburn of Barrie spoke on rural life and plans were announced for a $5 donation to the Fresh Air Fund and a special prize for a table bouquet at the Oro Horticultural Society show. A poultry expert visit to discuss flock management was arranged for July 28 at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farm Men
J. D. Gilchrist
W. M. Cockburn
Barrie
U.F.W.O. Club
Fresh Air Fund
Oro Horticultural Society
George Campbell
D. McCuaig
A. G. Muir
Cockburn
Alex
Graham
Candles Social Notes Include Visitors and Travel
Mrs Wallace Brown and family returned from Toronto after a visit. Dr Atkinson and family also spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Malkin. Florence Knapp of Bradford visited Laura Forbes. H G Martin and son Jack of Campden came home from time with Mr and Mrs Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mrs. Hodgins
Stouffville
W. Moffatt
Orillia
Rural Promotion Examinations Merit Lists and Names
S.S. No. 7 Oro lists order of merit for rural promotion exams. Junior to senior classes show students including Annie McCuaig Willie Campbell Gordon Caldwell Velva Emms Reta Shanahan Arla Emms Bob Campbell Howard Campbell Jack Hayes and others with marks and positions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McCuaig
Willie Campbell
Gordon Caldwell
Paddie Guthrie
Pat Hayes
Gordon Campbell
Vera Graham
Alfredenham
Kenneth Caldwell
Velva Emms
Reta Shanahan
Arla Emms
Bob Campbell
Howard Campbell
Margaret Caldwell
Jack McCuaig
Jack Hayes
Margaret Morrison
Jean McCuaig
Joe Emms
Innisfil Jr and Sr Classes Record Transfers
S S No 9 report lists transfers for Innisfil junior and senior classes including Eva Meredith Edith Elson Martin Geil Stella Keeler Laura Halbert Eleanor McKenzie Ernest Vice Marjorie Keeler Ellsworth Coulter Garvin Burns Lorne Grey Jennie Henry Elmer Meredith Bernice Moire Oswald McKenzie Orville Bison Ranald McFaddan Jennie McFaddan Victoria Burrowes as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Meredith
Edith Elson
Martin Geil
Stella Keeler
Laura Halbert
Eleanor McKenzie
Ernest Vice
Marjorie Keeler
Ellsworth Coulter
Garvin Burns
Lorne Grey
Jennie Henry
Elmer Meredith
Bernice Moire
Oswald McKenzie
Orville Bison
Ranald McFaddan
Jennie McFaddan
Victoria M. Burrowes
The Gunfighter at Capitol Theatre
William Farnum stars in The Gunfighter a Fox production opening a three day engagement at Capitol Theatre Monday Tuesday and Wednesday He plays Billy Buell a vivid western hero opposite Doris May whose performance adds romantic appeal Readers are invited to enjoy this vivid dramatic tale of bold chivalry and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farnum
William Fox
Capitol Theatre
Mr. Farnum
Billy Buell
Billy
Bret Harte
Doris May
Struck buggy and drove off on Bradford Street incident
Last Saturday evening W H Kell of Allandale was driving a horse and buggy on Bradford Street when a motor car struck from behind, throwing occupants onto the road. The buggy was badly damaged. another buggy in front was also struck but less damaged. The driver fled but a Toronton motorist obtained the license number and police will summon the owner. The accident occurred near Barrie Tanning Co around ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kell
R.R. 2
Allandale
Bradford St
Kell
Toronto
Barrie Tanning Co
Churchill Women's Institute Meeting Set on Churchill Lawn
The Churchill Women's Institute will meet on the lawn at Mrs D McCallum's on Wednesday afternoon July 28. The program includes Judging Contests by Miss Ethel Kell, a Salad Demonstration by Miss Lois Todd, Mrs R J Stewart and Miss Reta Clement, and Roll Call. The question is What one labor saving device would you want. Music by Mrs Hart Thomas. All welcome. Read The Examiner for local news. Annual rate $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Women’s Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunnidale Corners
Vespra
Fleet Foot
Oxford
Hub Boot Shop
England
Examiner
Guthrie
Stephen Pratt
Wasaga Beach
J. H. Knapp
G. William
Humber
Bay
Baker
Frank Pratt
Teeswater
George Roe
Halipantos
S.S. No
Oro
S.S. No. 9
Innisfil
Farnum
Barrie Gun Club
Broke R. Wolfenden
T. Villiers
Lorne Campbell
W. Crossland
E. Williams
H. A. Goodwin
Eletereleiavars
A. F. Baughman
Thos. Rogers
Nee
B. C
Canada
the Sarjeant Co
Mary St
Jack
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