Local notes from June gatherings and visits in Barrie area
June activities include visits by Mr. and Mrs. W H Davis and Mr. John Davis to Toronto, Rev T J Dew at Synod, and Ivy boys baseball in Barrie. Township SS convention in the Hall featured Rev W H Adams and Rev Roy Frid, with re elected officials. Community events list church quilting, Kiwanis concert, picnics at Lloyd George Park, strawberry festival plans, and local visits from Toronto and Florida connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
John Davis
Toronto
John Lennox
Painswick
T. J. Dew
Barrie
S. S
Cunningham
W. H. Adams
Thornton
Roy W. Frid
Elora
A. G. Rintoul
A. A. Wall of
Alliston
Frid
Margaret Barclay
R. A. Sutherland
Margaret Sutherland
Barrie Kiwanis Club
Stroud Presbyterian Church
Lloyd George Park
Jessie Robertson
Presbyterian
W.M.S
Wm. Young
Methodist Sunday School
Wilson Black
van Loon
South
Jacksonville
Florida
J. S. Stevenson
Ottawa
Thos, Hewson
Edith Beelby
Christian Endeavor
Enid Stevenson
Meta Hunter
Mary Reid
Grace Wice
J. W. Latimer
Elmer Black
Jas. Latimer
Herb. Black
Marquis
Arthur Green
R. E. Whitewood
Barrie Union Cemetery Assessments Notice
The Barrie Union Cemetery urges lot owners to pay annual care assessments to J W Ness Secretary Treasurer at Beecroft's Bank Dunlop Street Barrie. Unpaid amounts from 1913 onward accrue as charges against the lot and must be paid before use. Assessments from 1918 to 1928 are overdue and payable by July. Rates: $2 per year for one lot and $1 for each additional lot per owner. Barrie Union Cemetery Board W T H Gilroy President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ness
Sec'y Treas
Beecroft’s Bank
Dunlop St
Barrie
Weekend visits bring Toronto guests to KNOCK area
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Hamilton and family tour from Toronto visiting local friends. Several Toronto partygoers join weekend gatherings in Gilford Midland and Newmarket. A birth is reported at Newmarket on June 8, 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Alpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Hamilton
Toronto
Harvey Ness
Kathryn Apperley
S. J. Reynolds
Watt
Gilford
Harry Strain
Frank Walt
Wm. Bowman
Midland
Mino
Hillsdale
Isaac Allen
Geo. Alpin
Newmarket
Eldon Wice
Leonard Martin
Edwin Johnston
Jessie
Irene Palmer
Detroit
Sylvester Reynolds
Albert Rainey
Sproule
Bethesda
W. H. Martin
Bishopric
M. Hunter
John Patterson
G. J. Alpin
Thos, Hurst
Barrie
Wallace Hurst
Sunnidale Corners Social Notes Brief Visit Highlights
Miss Tena Rogers of Churchill visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Geo Moir Sr. Jos Bowman of Vine spends weekend with Thos Schell. Ed Briese and daughter from Ullswater stay a week with Mr and Mrs Walter Carruthers. Mrs Anderson and Helen of Orillia join Mr and Mrs John Moir. Dundalk residents visit their son. Geo Coutts family of Midhurst with Carruthers family. Will Blakely family visit Anton Mills. John Wiggins and Margaret Wiggins of Severn Bridge drive over to visit Ed Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Rogers
Churchill
Geo, Moir
Jos. Bowman
Vine
Thos. Schell
Briese
Ullswater
Walter Carruthers
Anderson
Helen
Orillia
John Moir
Stokes
Dundalk
Norman Schell
Geo. Coutts
Midhurst
Will Blakely
Anton Mills
John Wiggins
Margaret Wiggins
Severn Bridge
Ed. Wiggins
Stayner Social Notes Include Weddings And Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bowman attend the wedding of his niece in Toronto this week. Eva Jackman leaves for Toronto to attend the wedding of her friend Ethel Phillips. Shir and Hazel Jackman visit Lorne Jackman family after Sunday together. Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs James Cauthers on the death of their son Norman aged thirteen months from pneumonia after measles. Funeral Saturday afternoon at home with Rev K Mac Lean. J McCague buys Main St building formerly Graham and Rogers.
Social notes from Angus area visit Toronto and relatives
Mrs Geoffrey Foote and daughter of Toronto visit Leonard Lee. Mrs David Tough returns from Toronto. TarBush family, Albert Middlebrooks, and others travel to Toronto. Isabel Hurst and Martin Hurst from Toronto visit Neil Shaw, Isabel returns with grandmother Mrs Neil Shaw. Irene Woolsey and Jas Woolsey of Detroit visit Wm Woolsey. Watch windows for footwear bargains. The B. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Foote
Toronto
Leonard Lee
David Tough
Jonas TarBush
Walter
Bernard TarBush
Albert Middlebrooks
Isabel Hurst
Martin Hurst
Neil Shaw
Isabel
Irene Woolsey
Jas. Woolsey
Detroit
Wm. Woolsey
B. B. Shoe Store
Barrie
W. M. S. Meet in New Lowell Rounds Out Weekend
The W. M. S. met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Halbert presiding. Misses Jean Murray and Flora Gilpin reported on the recent convention. Mrs. Halbert and children will spend the summer in Providence Rhode Island. Mr. Sutton sold his butcher shop to Mr. Dixon and returns to Port Arthur where Mrs. Sutton is ill. Mrs. Jos Gordon visits Toronto with her mother. Robt. Carter builds a house for J. Sammons. Young people organize a tennis club in Mary Kirk yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Halbert
Jean Murray
Flora Gilpin
H. Pearson
Toronto
Robt. Carter
J. Sammons
Thos. Bates
J. Mather
Mary Kirk Yard
Eightieth Anniversary of Rugby Congregational Church Observed
The community marked the eightieth anniversary on Sunday June eight with talks by Rev. Murray and Rev. G H Knighton. Locals Victor Lorne Webb Myrtle Webb visited J W Walker while J and Mrs Reynolds of Marchmont visited earlier. Misses Walker and Clara Luck returned from Barrie Collegiate for the weekend as farmers plan a motor excursion to Guelph Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugby Congregational Church
Mr. Murray
G. H. Knighton
Victor
Lorne Webb
Myrtle Webb
Victoria Harbor
J. W. Walker
T. McMahon
Hawkestone
G. Reynolds
Marchmont
Vilda
Ada Walker
Clara Luck
Barrie Collegiate
Guelph
Lefroy Field Day Draws Good Crowd Despite Weather
A large crowd attended Lefroy Field Day at Lloyd George Park with softball, football, running and jumping events. Open men softball saw Lefroy seniors beat Continuation School and Fifth Line Churchill. Public school finalists won by Belle Ewart while Churchill edged Knock in the girls final, all amid a windy, chilly afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George Park
Lefroy
Lefroy Continuation School
Line-Churchill
Tebo
Whan
Noble
Trombley
Riddle
Broome
King
Reddick
Payne
Hunter
Rogerson
Stewart
Hart
Sawyer
Grose
Reive
Churchill
J. Reive
Graham
Allen
B. Reive
M. Reive
Todd
Hartt
Copeland
R. Reive
Allandale
Stroud
G. Reive
A. Allan
D. Canning
Stevens
I. King
E. King
I. Cummings
B. Allan
Connell
Cochrane
Track winners and football result from Cookstown event
Warnica Reid Martin Wice Warnica Alpin and Warnica led a track meet where Jack Reive won the pole vault and half mile, E Broome and W Broome took broad jumps and high jump, Madeleine Gibbons won the girls race. Cookstown edged a football match 2 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnica
Reid
Martin
Wice
Alpin
Jack Reive
E. Broome
W. Broome
Lloyd Sawyer
Madeleine Gibbons
Cookstown
TENDERS FOR REGISTRY OFFICE ADDITION
Sealed tenders addressed to Alex H Wilson Esq Chairman of the Property Committee Anton Mills Ont will be received up to noon on Saturday June 14 1924 for the erection and completion of an addition to the Registry Office for Simcoe County Plans and specifications available at the County Treasurer Barrie or the undersigned Colingwood Ontario The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. John Wilson Architect Collingwood May 12 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. H. Wilson
Anton Mills
Simcoe
Barrie
Colingwood
Ontario
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A. E. Smith
Mulcaster St
Davie’s Perfection
Davie Bros
Scythes & Wilson
Barrie, Ont
Bayfield St
Barrie Union Cemetery
Uotfe
W. T. H. Gilroy
Pres
Sunnidale Corners
Stayner
Angus
Woodyatt
Taylor- Forbes
Sheffield Steel
REG Ueelle
Brantford Refrigerators
Otton Hardware CO
New
Lowell
Registry Office
John Wilson
Collingwood
A. W. Green
Craigvale
Ont
J. W. Brett
Elizabeth St
Trin
The
Featur
Toran
Douglas
Centchurch
Park
Vette
Alfred Laycock
W.H. Adan
Sutton West
Rey
Bond
Tanguishene
Burry
Bette
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