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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

12

Cookstown Jubilee Celebration Honors Presbyterian Church

The Cookstown Presbyterian congregation marked its Golden Jubilee with praise and reminiscence. The Rev R Douglas Fraser, once minister, reflected on four decades of faith, recalling founders and early members like the Sutherlands and Harpers. Clergy of other denominations joined in withdrawing evening services, underscoring communal harmony.

Cookstown George Duff

Essa youth pays for bike with suspended sentence

Lorne Sounds of Essa Township pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle December 17 from W. Agnew. Judge Vance, noting good record, suspended the sentence and ordered restitution after identification of the bicycle parts in the youth’s possession.

Lorne Essa Tp Alliston Vance Cleveland Peterson R. G. Agnew W. Agnew Peterson Lounds

Cookstown Reflections Fifty Years On

R Douglas Fraser recalls Cookstown and its Presbyterian beginnings in 19th century Ontario. He notes early ministers, key locals, and the village’s growth from a mud-road hub to a brick church town, highlighting neighborliness among Anglican Methodist and Presbyterian congregations and the era’s political camaraderie.

Erland Henry Harper James Braden Robert McClain Thos. Sproule John Watson Thos. Elliott Jno. Head Alex. Rogers Jno. Hurst Young Meikle Tait Braden Presbyterian Church Cookstown John Tamson

Cookstown church shows long history with renovation and ministers

The Cookstown church details its extensive renovations over fifty years and notes fifteen ministers since its founding. It lists ministers from G. Burnfield in 1871 to the current incumbent W. H. Bartlett, plus a session roll of elders inducted or ordained from 1871 through 1922.

First Essa Bond Head Townline Ivy Braden’s First Essa Nicolston Cookstown G. Burnfield R. D. Fraser S. Acheson J. J. Cochrane J. K. Henry Jas. Carswell G. B. Greig J. T. Hall W. M. Morris W. N. Carr D. J. Lane W. G. Hanna Chas. Cumming W. H. Bartlett John Sutherland James Braden Joseph Martin Georges Duff John MacLennan Wm. McKee Alexander Rogers David Henderson Henry Couse David Hopper Herbert Barnes Richard Allan Duff Charles Watson

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