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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
1
Local notice notes prices 2 percent 36 50 and 75 cents tied to a plan at Robertson's Drug Store. Readable fragments indicate a promotional or display listing for a military themed item. No clear event or date specified.
Local notes report the Orillia Canoe Club planning a regatta at Angousford while Geneva debuts at Kempenfaldt Bay. Shipped hogs to Collingswood. price rounds for stockings and cashmere hose anchor the week. A silver cup sparks tennis club competition. a grocery business opens near W Johnson’s Confectionery. Police and civic items include a Masons march and a free lunch for volunteers.
After Monday's game the standings show Allandale ahead with a 55-4 record and Carriage Co close behind at 4-4. The Cotteriats Institute and Carriage Works clashed. the Institute led most of the scoring, but several players were hurt, and the final score read 144-18 in favor of the BC I. Sixth Ward remained undefeated with a 4-2 win over the school-nine, while Allandale defeated them 8-1 in a top pitching duel. Umpire M. E. Gray officiated as the schools and teams swapped by-laws votes, and a farewell to Rev. J. J. Redditt was held at Collier Street Church with gifts to the pastor and wife.
The Independent Order of Forresters will attend a divine service on Sunday morning at Christ Church. The rector Dr Ont will deliver the sermon with the subject for the evening service to follow at the same church.
In a series of Tuesday ceremonies in town, Misa Grace Little wed James W. Scott at ten in the morning with Rev. Murphy officiating. The reception featured elegant attire and gifts as the couple departed for Detroit and other points, then plan to reside on Worsley Street. Also wed were Miss Eva Graham to Charles T. Devlin, with a large gathering and generous gifts, and Miss Evaleen Campbell to Rev. W. W. McKee with a full choir and a piano among presents. Additional nuptials included Miss Florence Dunsmore to William M. Campbell and Bertha Thompson to Frederick Poole, each celebrated with formal receptions and widespread family participation.
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