Unclear fragment reports a death or incident on a Sunday
Fragmentary text notes a death on a Sunday with a time reference around 1.45 but provides no clear identities or location. The record lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes a death on a Sunday with a time reference around 1.45 but provides no clear identities or location. The record lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
Port Colborne Mrs F W Moore and Miss Hartley visit in town while Annie Ferry spends two weeks at Wasaga Beach. Dozens of relatives and friends from Toronto Meaford London Ottawa and Barrie travel through Muskoka visiting kin and staying with local families. Churches tours and funerals mix with motor trips and seaside holidays as residents host guests and plan returns.
Ontario finances are debated as 7 million dollars in education spending and other tax revenues are outlined. Speakers including J B Johnston and R H Halbert discuss mothers pensions roads hospitals and justice costs while praising tax measures and railways reforms.
Pupils of Miss Claxton Lit C M who sat the recent Conservatory exams all passed. Intermediate Piano Reggie Godden Allandale Miss Nancy Harmer Stroud Miss Mary Sloan Churchill. Elementary Piano Gladys McBride H Margaret Hubbard H Alice Meekums Introductory Piano Lenore Simpson. Theory Junior Counterpoint Nancy Harmer H. Intermediate Singing Toronto center Mildred Humphrey Allandale. Elementary Singing Genevieve Jamieson Thornton.
Ed Mund Hardy announces all candidates passed the Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations in Barrie. Listing includes Junior Counterpoint Miss Hildreth Lennox honors Primary Piano Miss Betty Nellesi Master Gordon Wood honors Elementary School Piano Miss Marjorie Byrnes honors.
Hallet Tent absorbed by a new Barrie Tent No. 124 organized last Friday night with 22 new members, raising total to 32. Star of Bethlehem Toronto Degree Team installed officers led by James S. Green, Provincial Deputy Supreme Commander, with praise for the ceremony and a closing supper.
A June groom finds his wife acts like a baseball umpire watching every move. She never deems him safe when at bat and rules forbid talking back unless he is the team captain.
The Lindsay Post argues that restoring excursion rates could revive rail travel and boost railway business, noting past popularity and current declines. It cites the need for increased railway traffic while adding that raspberries, wild and cultivated, yield abundantly this year.
Northern Ontario’s vast 750 mile stretch from Quebec to Manitoba offers lakes rivers and abundant game. Minaki station on CN rails sits 114 miles east of Winnipeg on the Winnipeg River. Minaki Inn overlooks Sand Bay and a growing summer colony forms nearby. Wolseley used Winnipeg River route to reach Western Canada for the Riel uprising.
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