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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a rural newspaper page lists notices, greetings, travel plans, deaths and funerals across several communities. Names like Marvin, Garvin, Miss Williams, and Mrs. Campbell appear with scattered dates in June and references to hospitals, relatives visiting, and church events.
The column lists guests at Mrs. Gilchrist in Chiceley and visits by Mrs. Bertha Day and Mrs. Barbara McCuaig in Toronto. It notes a speedy recovery for Mr. and Mrs. George Celd n yan De Anson H.R. after tonsillitis and mentions missionary meeting in Guthriehurgh, plus births on May 21 and May 26 to local families.
Dalston district news recalls trustees improving the school frontage with a flagpole and wire fence while seeking two new teachers Miss Richardson and Miss Whitney. Attendance at Zion Church and local gatherings highlighted community activity as residents prepare for summer, with resignations and elections affecting local governance and school affairs.
The record lists extensive adjustments to property assessments across multiple lots in Concessions and lots in various divisions. It confirms some parcels at current values while reducing many others, including Lot 20 Con 12 to 2800, Lot 4a Con 2 to 3550, and W 34 Lot 4 Con 2 to 2000, among many, with names of owners and adjacent parcels noted for cross references. The adjournment lists a June meeting at Town Hall for final action.
Fragmentary notes report Maydea attended a missionary convention in Olast Miss Annie McKenzie planned visit to Jon ten. Ray Cochrane underwie up for an abscess operation last week. Preparations for an ITOOb tons recital in Hogland. Prof Daxbury from Hogland to speak at a Methodist church on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs JP Oait hosted guests including Mrs Pedwell of Thornbury visiting Hor Hater day.
The Court of Revision met in Thorn ton on May 27 with all members present. Six appeals were taken up and the assessments were confirmed. The court adjourned to meet again at Ivy on June 1.
East End Tigers defeated the Central Indians 4 to 1 at Agricultural Park amid a large crowd. Amateurish play marred the contest with most runs scoring from errors. Armstrong and Rowe delivered notable two baggers for the Tigers while Ness led the Indians’ effort with a walk and steals, and Todd contributed key hits.
Gipsy Hawkins delivers earnest fluent gospel addresses at the Bap Tit Church. Morning service crowds fill the church with a profound impression as audience listens closely. An afternoon prayer and service is planned for Tuesday with local Christian friends expected to attend.
Ad style copy claims large savings on wash suits from a manufacturer. Notes new styles not from popular materials and urges customers to come soon to secure prices far below what one might pay for such goods.
Readers are enticed with a garbled ad promising fancy fabrics such as serges and satin in Navy, Black, Brown, Olive. It touts large assortments and sizes but offers unclear availability and prices like 813 and 812.00 plus 14 suits, all at questionable value.
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