Local social notes record scattered visits and travels
A roundup of residents visiting relatives and traveling: Mrs Rose visits her sister Mrs J M Hunter. Mrs C A Perkins returns from Calgary. Mrs H Norton back from Toronto. Mr and Mrs Wm Gallie in Toronto for June. Mr and Mrs W A Turner at Port Rowan. Mr and Mrs Geo Irwin vacationing in Detroit and Michigan. the Crews motor to Syracuse. Geo E Farrow of Toronto visiting daughter Mrs Clayton Gosney. Poyntz St Harry Grasett named Millbrook manager. Mrs E H Bassett of Port Huron guest of Mrs Wm Storey. Miss Maisie Noble graduates as nurse from Toronto General. Miss Kate Stevenson heads to Vancouver. Miss Margaret Bailey visits North Bay on way home from Toronto University. Mr and Mrs Bartlett of Beamsville motor to Barrie. Mrs Bartlett to visit Sinclair. Alphonse Brunet leaves for Montreal after daughter is ill. Funeral attendance for Mrs Samuel Houghton at Alliston. Ministers Byrnes Brown Campbell leave for Winnipeg for General Assembly. E S Bingham drives to Toronto May 24 then returns with W D Haugh and son Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Geo. E. Farrow
Toronto
Clayton Gosney
Poyntz St
Harry Grasett
Bank of Toronto
Millbrook
E. H. Bassett
Port Huron
Mich
Wm. Storey
Maisie Noble
Barrie
Toronto General Hospital
Kate Stevenson
Vancouver
B.C
Wallbridge
Margaret Bailey
North Bay
J. Bailey, Dunlop Sr
Toronto University
Bartlett
Beamsville
High Park Ave
W. D. Haugh
Holton
Auction Notices for Mar 1 Services at James Ont Church
Readable fragments indicate two lots and church services scheduled for March 1. Names include James and Ont, with a 22 5c¢ value noted, implying bid or price details in the auction notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuter James
Placeholder fragment from Barrie notice page
Readable portion suggests a public notice fragment referring to a committee and property or service actions pending noon. Details are incomplete. text cites Barrie and a house or office context with plumbing and a committee.
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Barrie
Bar
Ted
Isle Property Auction Notice by Executors and Gilchrist
Executors and Gilchrist announce a public auction in Ontario on May 22 246 under the supervision of the auctioneer and solicitor named in the notice. The sale governs island property with terms to be announced at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
Licitor
Ontario
Recital by Progressive Music Club Sparks Bright Talent
The Progressive Music Club pupils directed by Miss Bryson gave an annual recital in Central Methodist S room. The program featured duets, trios, quartets and advanced pieces with strong performances by Mary Johnston Eileen Armstrong Audrey Clifton Hazel Partridge Muriel Bryson Dorothy Scott Kenneth Walls Harold Bryson Frank Shannon and others. Notable numbers included Mendelssohn A midsummer night dream Godards Second Mazurka and Beethoven Pathetique Grave and Allegro.
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Audrey Clifton
Hazel Partridge
Stewart Bryson
Kenneth Walls
Harold Bryson
Frank Shannon
Marguerite Banting
Elsie Bigelow
Mendelssohn
Muriel Bryson
Dorothy Scott
Miss Bryson
Haydn
Godard
Raff
Ellen Dobson
A. H. Wice
Mary Johnston
Eileen Armstrong
Mona Beatty
Mary Burtch
Lillian Hines
Audrey Partridge
Dorothy Bryson
Margaret Martin
Margaret McMartin
Mildred Walls
Ethel Hines
Olga Glennie
Nellie Tooke
Neil McKenzie
Bob Corbett
Stewart Brown
Walter Brown
Bowling League Schedule for Northern League Season
The Northern Bowling League released its season schedule with matches set from June through August. Key dates feature Allandale, Alliston, Bradford, Barrie, Newmarket, and Orillia in cross-town and intercity contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allandale
Alliston
Bradford
Barrie
Newmarket
Orillia
Local bowling opener prizes awarded to club skips
In the inter rink tournament opening the bowling season yesterday prizes went to P. T. Clark as first skip, W. H. Kennedy as second, T. T. Young as third, with W. TY. Stewart tied for third.
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P. T. Clark
W. H. Kennedy
T. T. Young
W. TY. Stewart
Barrie G W V A to Broadcast Radio Concerts Soon
The G W V A in Barrie plans public radio concerts after installing a high magnitude radio set. They have already received music broadcast from eastern cities and will adjust instruments before an audience is entertained. The setup aims to let the public enjoy concerts from a radio source.
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Barrie
G.W.V.A
Openings in Barrie Town League Draw Big Crowd
Friday night marked the start of Barrie’s town league baseball with a larger turnout than last season. The schedule lists games at Queen’s Park at 6 30 p m and features St Mary’s versus Baracas in a 23 run five inning opener decided by a running catch. Trinity beat St Andrew’s Juniors 10 to 2 in a well played match with Foster Johnston and Clark prominent in the Saints and Trinity teams.
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Queen’s Park
St. Mary’s
Baracas
St. Mary's
Baraca
Moore
Coady
Clark
R. Flaherty
Baracas Mc
C. McDonagh
H. Partridge
W. Ballantyne
R. Houghton
Trinity
St. Andrew’s
Foster
Johnston
Buster
Saints
Presbyterians
Cliff Brown
F. Foster
Norman Johnstone
K. Gallagher
N. Kelcey
G. Foster
Roy Adams
Jack Kennedy
Ira Reburn
Jim Anderton
Clarke
Ernie McKnight
Ross Twiss
Bill Tribble
Dou bling for Romeo at New Dreamland Theatre
A theater ad praises Doubling for Romeo as a great comedy on screen. It lauds Will Rogers for his role as a lazy cowboy who goes to Hollywood and Shakespeare for love. It invites patrons to attend Monday or Tuesday performances.
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Romeo
Will Rogers
Hollywood
Shakespeare
NEW Dreamland Theatre
Bonnie Brier Bush Comes to Opera House
Donald Crisp produced The Bonnie Brier Bush for Paramount in England and tours Scotland seeking cottage locations with thatched roofs. He stars as the shepherd Alec Fraser with Mary Glynne as the daughter and the nobleman, as the film heads to the Opera House Friday and Saturday.
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Scotland
Donald Crisp
Paramount
England
Opera House
Mr. Crisp
Alec Fraser
Mary Glynne
Obituary of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tooth
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tooth widow of Thomas W Tooth died after a brief illness at her son William’s home 58 Henry Street Barrie on Sunday Funeral services were at the residence conducted by Rev E T Douglas and burial followed at Barrie Union Cemetery She was born Mary Richards in Midhurst in 1864 and was a longtime Methodist She is survived by two sons William Henry Tooth of Barrie Charles Edward Tooth of Brantford and two daughters Mrs W H Taylor and Mrs George Bailey of Hamilton Deceased had lived with her son in Barrie for two years and visited her children regularly since her husband’s death
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Mary Elizabeth Tooth
William
Henry St
Thanks and funds raised by church and aid groups
Collier St. Methodist Church thanks a donor for a Hoover vacuum cleaner to the Ladies Aid. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Children's Shelter thanks participants in The Girl in Red musical comedy and those who provided refreshments, loaned cars, and helped the board. The event netted 587.65 for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier St. Methodist Church
Children’s Shelter
Call
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Sheik
Bandit
Charlie Chaplin
M. J. Brennan
Robert Wilson, Bradford Sr
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Dunlop Street
Trinity Juniors
Dreamland
Alex. Milne & Son
Toggery
United States
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Lakeview Fuel Supply Co
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Dunlop and Poyntz
R. N. Robinson
Prop
L. P. Clarks
Ross
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