Hawke Stone Carnival Crowds Prize Winners Named
A large Hawkes tone crowd attended the March carnival. Prize recipients include Mrs F Patterson for Lady s Costume Mrs F Cameron for Lady s Comic Costume A Barnhart for Gent Comic Chelsea Fellows for Girl s Costume E Wrigley for Gent s Costume James McKay for Boy s Costume Miss L McKay and B E Kendall for Lady and Gent couple skating E O Brien for Fast skating Miss Aileen Landon of Barrie visited friends The Orillia Bankers and Hawkestone hockey team won 6 3 over Hawkestone Alma Barnhart visiting Toronto Leola McKay visiting Orillia.
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F. Patterson
F. Cameron
A. Barnhart
Chelsea Fellows
E. Wrigley
Jas. McKay
Miss L. McKay
BE. V. Kendall
O’brien
Aileen Landon
Barrie
Shirley
Chelsea
Fellows
Orillia Bankers
Hawkestone
Alma Barnhart
Toronto
Leola
McKay
Orillia
Cookstown Notes March Updates and Local Happenings
John Hill buys a new Ford. Victor Ross leases his farm to Arthur Colwell of Everett and moves to Toronto for work with the Toronto St. Railway Co. Died: twin son of Arthur and wife aged about two from pneumonia and measles. buried at St. John's Cemetery. The town reports price increases, sales at Fisher's, and a busy Liberal meeting with Ramsden speaker. McKnight defeats Dunning for the McLeod Cup. Presentations honor Will Wright departing for new duties. Henry Couse announces his son J R Couse takes over retail portion of the business while Henry continues grain seed and Bee business.
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John Hill
Victor Ross
Arthur Colwell
Everett
Ross
Toronto
Toronto St. Railway Co
Fountain
W. R. Coleman
Druid
Sask
J. S. Duff
Arthur Reilly
St. John’s Cemetery
Fisher’s
Chas. Copeland
Mr. Kidd
Miss Wick
Chesley
Fisher
Miss Pugsley
J. M. Pugsley
Mas. Boynton
Henry Couse
Geo. Duff
Westlake
Liberal Association
Alderman Ramsden
Wm. Donnelly
McKnight
Dunning
Ida Robinson
Ernest Banting
Miss Washburn
Harriston
D. Hopper
Geo. Morrison
Harvey Coleman
Wm. Ferrier
T. E. Monkman
France
Billy Wright
J. R.couse
Cookstown
Orange Lodge Box Social at Minesing Draws Crowd
The Orange Lodge staged a box social and concert in Minesing on Thursday evening in March, chaired by UH. G. Robertson of Barrie. P. A. Coughlin handled the boxes. one sold for 10 dollars. Proceeds totaled about 50 dollars, with half donated to the Red Cross.
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Minesing
Orange Lodge
Marist
UH. G. Robertson
Barrie
P. A. Coughlin
Red Cross
Millinery Staff Unveils Spring 1917 Styles at Moore & Armstrong
Four staff members spent a month in major centres studying new American and French trends. Barrie ladies can choose spring hats from Moore & Armstrong with authentic styling. The millinery team features head designer Miss McArthur and head trimmer Miss Armstrong, backed by skilled preparers as they begin the season.
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Barrie
Moore & Armstrong
Miss McArthur
Playfair Preston Co
Midland
Armstrong
Ready to Wear Garments at Moore & Armstrong's
Barrie's Moore & Armstrong's promotes itself as top in Simcoe County for ready to wear apparel for women and children. The ad highlights extensive silk and wool garments, including separate skirts and 300 in stock, with spring costumes and sport coats priced from 5.50 to 35.00 and 8.00 to 12.00 for wool dresses.
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Barrie
Simcoe County
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H. Twiss
Owen Street
Johnston
Warren
Dunlop
Barrie’s Style Store
Moore & Armstrong’s
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