Ontario Highways Chief Sees Three Year End To Labor Method
A W Campbell predicts that within three years statute labor for municipal roads will be nearly abolished in the province. He lauds Town Clerk Donnell's work and endorses a salary increase. We note a fire destroyed the Clarksburg Reflector plant on the 7th. An excursion from Toronto is planned for next Saturday the 20th. Parks must be mowed and prepared for visitors. The Education Department funds experimental agriculture in rural schools with $1000, with Crowley and Smith overseeing Carleton and Wentworth counties. The Examiner rejected a Castoria advertising offer from Centaur Co of New York as untrustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Campbell
Donnell
Ontario
Toronto
Education Department
R. . Crowley
Carleton County
J. H. Smith
Wentworth County
Examiner
Centaur.Co
New York
Alltmatry
Local notices and social updates from Edenvale region
Community notes recount visits, visits, and gatherings around Edenvale and nearby towns. Mentions include visits by Mrs Bert Conningham, Miss Lennox, and Miss T Primrose, plans for a July 13 celebration by the Tomsil District L OL, a Bala Falls excursion, and a push to schedule football matches. Also notes church sermons, pastor renewals, illness recoveries, and local transport to Barrie and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duna
Sandy Cove
Bert Conningham
Sault Ste. Marie
Holland
T. Boake
Thornton
H. Wallace
Miss Lennox
Av Duncan
Miss Cooke
Wim. Latimore
Lot Webb
Dundalk
A. W. Warnica
Bala Falls
Tomsil
L.O.L
Orillie
Picnic Postponed By Rain To Next Saturday At Stony Point
A Sunday school picnic planned for last Saturday was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for next Saturday at Stony Point. Miss Kate Barry was noted in the activity report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barry Ts
Stony Point
Craigvale Communion Adds Eighteen Members
At the Cen t church services 18 new members joined the Craigvale congregation as parishes reported. The Presbyterian ladies plan a strawberry festival with tea served from 6 to 8. Misses Miller and Northern visitors noted and Tours from Toronto cited. The Dyment Securities Loan and Savings Company with 2 000 000 authorized capital and 617 500 paid up offers 4 percent on deposits and mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sor Ee Orns
Inniefl
Bbath
Jane
Dyment Securities Loan and Savings Company
Ross
Duntop. Street
Barrie
Sixth Line Vespra Picnic and Community Social
The Sixth and Seventh Lines plan a June 23 picnic at James Riach's one mile north of Union Cemetery featuring a Barrie vs Midhurst football match and a tea. Entertainment includes instrumental and vocal performances, readings, and local notices about community, travel, and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riach
Union Cemetery
Barrie
Midhurst
Miss Gardiner
Gordon
Mrs. Ling
J. B. Edwards
Dr. Hart
W. A. Boys
Local News Roundup: Coutts Evening and Drought Update
The Coutts residence hosted a u event with dainty cu pper served from 7 to 8, followed by ice cream cake lunch and hearty congratulations to Mr Mrs and Miss Coutts. Crops here show rain rain on Friday improving drought conditions. Messrs McLeod of Michigan visited recently. Local boys form a football team with officers Gray at secretary treasurer Thomas on committee Caldwell Shannon Key, and they practice twice weekly ready for a match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.McLeod
Michigan
St. Andrew's Church
Ively
Fanny Kirkpatrick
James Coutte
Oro
Messrs. McLeod
Curt
T. Gray
James Thomas
Elmer Caldwell
P. Shannon
Jas. A. Key
Brentwood Notes on Local Visits and Events
Jane Hoga y leaves Brentwood for the States after a six month stay following an eleven year absence. A $2000 life insurance policy is noted as part of the tale. Local showers please the area while youths attend Sib bath school excursion to Midland and the Walter L Main show in Barrie. Michael Coyle of Comm Hill visits friends, Chae McCarthy builds a cedar-block wall under his barn, Donald Oxmeron pursues perpetual motion with plans for fall completion, Thus Descardie retires from farming and ponders future work, Patrick Hogan and Katie Hartley marriage banns published at St Marys Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibbath
Midland
Walter L. Main
Barrie
Michael Coyle
Comm Hill
Chae
McCarthy
Donald Oxmeron
Descardie
Patrick Hogan
Katie Hartley
St. Mary’s Church
Hillsdale Notes and Local Events Centered on June Meeting
Hillsdale updates cover legislative adjournment days, social calls from Frank Faragher and Miss McCarthy at Waverley, and a Circus visit at Base l. Mentions include teachers Miss Tena Thompson Hobart and Rev. W. E. Baker moving to Downsview, while Rev. Philip Jones joins Hillsdale circuit. A Decision Day Service at the Methodist Sabbath school drew many to pledge a godly life. William Buchanan survived a self-inflicted throat wound at Faragher House. Jasper Martin handled him on to Barrie. A Presbyter ian church concert at Wednesday night drew strong praise as a notable event in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
R. A. Kent
Frank Faragher
McCarthy
Waverley
Base l
Phil
Jory
Barrie
Our Village
Tena Thompson
St ‘Hobart
Anderson
Miss Johnston
Rugby
John Turner
P. J. Frawley
Penetang
County Council
W. E. Baker
Downsview Church
Toronto
Philip Jones
W. J. Martin l
J. A. Gillespie
Sabbith School
W. K. Biker
Christ
Jas. Skene
Church of
Hilladale
Ruth
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Ean Brsenna
Mowar-ro-torx
Atortgepe
Gade Ee Company
Cos
Baas Lacey & Co
F.T. Grafton
Music Hall
Barries Examiner
MacKaren
Taz Bxa
Clarksburg
Collingwood Bulletin
Edenvale
Onc Robertson
Fralick
Elliott
Pholpston
Mira
M. Smith
Friends Minesing
Utopia
Mise T. Primrose
Minesing
F. Jacobs. Lloyd Livingatone
Bessie Hickling
Pholpaton
S. Coutts
Mre
T. Knupp
Bate
Oro Station
Crawford
Heintzman Piano’ Co
Guelph
R. Blackmore
R. O. Bell
Sunnidale
M. Burkholder
Port Heron
Burkholder
James Donneland
Herb
Cockstown
John Lageer
Keenan
Ferguson
Collingwood
Ransier
Mamie Godwin
Vigo
Lefroy
Fifth Line
Obi
Wm.Kifig
Redwick
Joseph Coulter
North’ York Agricultural
Balla Falla
J. Reid
Ardill
Sutton
Alex
Grose
Robi
Miss Florence
Newmarket
Craigvale
Holly
Mises L. Alexander
Vespra
Irene Knupp
Wm. Knupp
Mr. Lawrence
Ich Parkers
Mm. Hustes
D. Dixon's
Wilan
Davis Haa
Miss Mays
Thomas Esten Fletcher
Lennox
R. D. Cunningham
M. Speera
M. Fletcher
Orrock
Misa Lovering
S. G. Cotton
E. Beath
Winorok
Jno, Sneath
Burgessville
Ay Mortis
Bhanacy
Pepe
Brentwood
John‘Hogay
States
Life Ussurance
M. Platt
Fred
Gelinas
Beereta
Department of Public Works
C Pacific RI
Canadian North-West
Winnipeg
Setarning
Athabascs
Athabase
Bio Manitoba
Mperial Limited
Pacific
Notman
Aneietant
Yonge Bt
M. E. Leonard
Dunlop St
United States
H. H. Otton & Son
the Points Hardware Store
Canada
Cleveland
W. J. Ross, Barrie
Canada Cycle & Motor Co
Toronto Junction
Imperial
Oxford
Imperial Oxford
Montreal
Vancou
Byotton & Coz
Queen’s fHote
Ames Scott
Scott
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