Vespa Barrie S S A Holds 18th Annual Convention
The Vespa Barrie Sunday School Association held its eighteenth annual convention May 31 at Allandale Presbyterian Church. Rev W J Watt welcomed attendees from fourteen Sunday Schools while Rev A R Beverley urged teachers to study and model character. Miss Trotter addressed girls work and worship. Rev E T Douglas argued for home–Sunday School cooperation. Officers were installed for the coming year.
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Vespra-Barrie Sunday School Association
Allandale Presbyterian Church
W. J. Watt
M. Hickling
Vespra
A. R. Beverley
Trinity Church
Dominion
Beverley
Miss Trotter
The
Baptist Board
E. T. Douglas
Taxis Square
Geo. A. Brown
C. M. Hickling
Ed. Armstrong
Secy
R. W. Plowright
W. E. Brown
W. T. Bunt
H. E. Wellwood
A. G. MacLellan
H. Dougall
E. F. King
W. J. Walker
A. Kent
Water pressure here shows high standard
Fire yesterday tested local water systems as seven hoses battled a blaze with undiminished pressure. The small pump sufficed. lake pumping would have been needed for longer battles, while overall water supply, pumping facilities, and emergency plans were judged highly satisfactory.
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Barrie
Picnic notices in St. Vincent's Park guidance
The notice directs that picnics in St. Vincent's Park be announced to the caretaker W. D. Russell at 218 Dunlop Street. It sets a procedural contact for informing park management about upcoming gatherings.
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St. Vincent’s Park
W. D. Russell
Dunlop St
Barrie Beats Cookstown 10-7 in Openers Thriller
In opening action Barrie defeats Cookstown 10 to 7 as Hopper and Laroque exchange blows on the mound and at the plate. Cookstown rallies in the seventh but Barrie seals the win with a late scoring flurry and strong defense.
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Walter Cooper
D. Emms
Morren
Laroque
Cookstown
Arnold
Hopper
Roberts
Armstrong
McMillan
Kidd
Goodwin
Harvey
Hopperites
Foran
Dobson
Emms
Epworth
Burns
Barrie
Alphonse-Gaston
Cooper
L. Emms
Workman Buried as Sewer Trench Collapses
Rolfe, a corporation employee, was buried when a sewer trench caved in at Owen and MacDonald streets around 2 PM. Rescuers freed him. Dr. McWhitty said he suffered chest injuries and shock but no internal injuries. The overseas worker lives with his daughter in Candles and was sent home.
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Rolfe
Corporation
Owen and
MacDonald Streets
McWhitty
Algonquin Park Beauty Blends With Tranquil Summers
A promotional notice extols Algonquin Park as a large unspoiled Ontario forest with long summer days cool nights and clear lakes. It invites visitors to enjoy outdoor pastimes and pristine scenery, offered via Grand Trunk Railway with a free illustrated booklet on request to agents or C E Horning Toronto Ontario.
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Algonquin Park
Ontario Highlands
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk
C. E. Horning
D.P.A
Toronto
Ont
Broadview Tennis Club Plays Barrie on June 8
The Broadview Tennis Club from Tor onto hosts Barrie Tennis Club on Saturday June 8 on local courts in a regional match.
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Broadview Tennis Club
Toronto
Barrie Tennis Club
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Costato
WM. St., Toron
Hampto
Nager
Rys
Oly
Thomas H. Ince
Hobart Bosworth
Madge Bellamy
Tulley Marshall
Niles Welch
Singapore
Bully Brand
Ince
Broadway
William Gillett
Sir Barrie
Dear Brutus
Will Rogers
Romeo
Elmer L. Rice
William Shakespeare
Road TO
Laughter the
Love
Piccadilly Circus
Trafalgar Square
Windsor Castle
Houses of Parliament
Constitution Arch
Westminster Abbey
Whitehall
Westminster Bridge
Thames River
London
England
Ben Turpin
Mack Sennett
Neoer
Dreamland
Vespra Barre S.S.A
Allandale
Union Bank
Union Bank OF Canada
Thornton
A. Leslie
H. J. Thompson
T. McMillan
Dunlop Street
P.O
J. Hindle
Doug. Stewart
Barrie—Laroque Cf
J. Dobson
F. Plant
J. Roberts
F. Armstrong
W. Cooper
F. Morren
L. Emms P. Cookstown
F. Foranss
J. Taylor
N. Epworth
L. Arnold
N. Hoppers
A. L. McMillan
A. Kidd
H. Goodwin
D. Harvey
Liners
Warden Banting
Barrie Boys
Hindle
Alliston
Bank of Commerce
Smith’s Falls
Appie Couse
Dewey
Frank Robinson
Workman
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