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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
5
Colwell News Notes and Local Visits
March items from Colwell record Mrs. Donald Ferguson visiting her daughter in Brantford and Ben Adams spending time with his brother W. Adams. John Prosser called on friends, and Mrs. W. O. Hubbert of Holly spent days in Colwell and Greafel. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe visited W. Dougherty’s at Angus, and the Campbells were in Holly. A social evening at J. Peacock’s drew many youths. A thief broke into the station Saturday night, bursting the till with only one cent taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ferguson
W. Chapman
Brantford
Ben Adams
W. Adams
John Prosser
W. O. Hubbert
Holly
Colwell
Greafel
Rowe
Edenvale Hospital Aid Society Elects Officers
Mrs S Campbell and Mrs Chas Best visit Barrie and Waverly relatives. Mies A Campbell from Barrie visits aunt S Campbell. Mies M Booth, a Barrie teacher, visited last week. Edenvale youth form Hospital Aid Society and elect officers with President Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies A. Campbell
Barrie
S. Campbell
Chas
Waverly
Mr. Booth
Mies M. Booth
Edenvale
Hospital Aid Society
Mark
Temperance Hall concert aids Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie
A concert at Temperance Hall on Friday 22nd inst. will aid Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie. A good time is promised and attendees are urged to support the cause. Edenvale Methodist S. S. held its annual meeting with reports praising growth and library upgrades. Officers elected include Superintendent R G Richardson and Secretary Miss A Richardson. Donald McNabb, age over eighty, broke three ribs in a stable fall but expects a quick recovery. A full weddings report comes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Richardson
A. Richardson
E. Elliott
S. Elliott
M.robinson
Rowell
Lillie Richardson
Alfred Tuck
Enma Webb
Lvella Campbell
Winnie Miller
Methodist Church
Donald
McNabb
General William W. Henry Endorses Paine's Celery Compound
General William W. Henry American Consul in Quebec City writes as to Paine's Celery Compound praising its health restoring effects. He cites cures of rheumatism and claims no equal in curing nervous system diseases and strengthening the weak. He notes broad approval across seven provinces and among physicians nurses and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Wiliam W. Henry
Quebec
Local Visitors and Rev Scott Return to Service
Mar 4 visitors include John Foster and nephew of Honeywood visiting Mr and Mrs Bell. John Bell of Elmvale spent Sunday at home. Mrs Cameron and son of Barrie stayed with T Bell Sunday. All were glad to see Rev Mr Scott in his accustomed place again on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Honeywood
M.bell
John Bell
Elmvale
Cameron
Barrie
T. Bell
Mr. Scott
Local Notices From Angus and Surrounding Areas
March 11 report lists attendees at a Friday Angus concert and notes several local people: John Sheard works for Jas Brumby. Bert Young and Mrs W A Herron are on sick lists. Ida Birnie returned to Ilnnisfil on Saturday. Olive Young and Ellie Muir spent Sunday in Josephine. Bertha Dickey of Stroud visits Mrs Wes Scott. James Brumby cuts box wood at Vespra Siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
John Sheard
Jas, Brumby
Bert Young
W. A. Herron
Ida Birnie
Ilnnisfil
Olive Young
Ellie Muir
Josephine
Bertha Dickey
Stroud
Wes Scott
James Brumby
Woo
Vespra Siding
Castoria Advertisement and Local Notes from Crown Hill
March 5 at St James church Rev Mr McLean of Elmvale preached. Farmers haul ice. Jos Rinehart left for the Northwest last. Miss M Rinehart visiting relatives in Innisfit. George Luck hosted many friends on the 6th. Miss M Grant back from Anton Mills. Miss Lizzie Bloomer visiting the Rinehart sisters. Miss Jennie Aconley visiting her brother in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McLean
Elmvale
St. James’ Church
Jos. Rinehart
Northwest
M. Rinehart
Innisfit
George Luck
M. Grant
Anton Mills
Lizzie Bloomer
North Orillia
Rine Cart
Jennie Aconley
Midland
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim quick cold cure
Advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in a day with a no cure no pay offer. Price listed at 25 cents.
March Social Notes and Local Updates
March 4 item shows Miss Addie Swan as guest of Miss Bella Crawford. Mrs Fitzpatrick of Wyevale spent a week with her niece Mrs Cirson. Neil Crawford returned from two months with his brother. Beatrice Adam home from Toronto. Webb lectured on phrenology at the schoolhouse with a small attentive audience. proceeds totaled 1.70. March 11 updates report Mrs Carson ill with pneumonia and Mrs Brock also sick. Mrs Adam improving. Rev Campbell’s husband welcomed a fine baby boy last week. Cro Station fishing industry up since last winter. Richard Drury of Vancouver visited locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Swan
Flos
Bella Crawford
Fitzpatrick
Wyevale
Cirson
Neil Crawford
Beatrice Adam
Toronto
Jus. Webb
Carson
Brock
Adam
Rev
Campbell
Cro Station
Richard Drury
Vancouver
B. C
Dr Clarke Little Red Pills offered with money back
An advertisement promises a refund and $10 cash if Dr Clarke's Wonderful Little Red Pills fail to produce substantial improvement for rheumatism blood diseases or other listed ailments including grippe asthma and eczema. Claimants must provide satisfactory evidence. Advertisers include SJANADA CHEMICAL CO Peterborough Ald Bailey St Johns and vendors B H MacLaren John Woods Geo Monkman W E Wismer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Sjanada Chemical CO
Peterborough
Ont
Ald
Bailey
Vespra Council Adopts Road, Water and Tax Measures
Third meeting of Vespra Council with all members present. Minutes read and confirmed. Communications from township engineer M Giviler and others received. Several accounts laid. Orders to advertise for min and teams for road-trader, appoint engineer for water course, set statute labor scale, and by laws to borrow funds and confirm school section awards. Payments totaled 7932 dollars. Next meeting set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Giviler
A. W. Robuck
Single Tax Association
D. H. Shathy
D. Livingstone
Robt
Burridge
Severa
Coutts—Kinlay
Barrie
Coutts
Primrose
Tom Spring Creek
Vespra
Sunnidale
New Rug Making Booklet Offered Free to Readers
A new edition of the Diamond Dye Rug Book promotes homemaker crafts for mats and rugs with Hessian pattern designs and ready hooking colors. It cites wide circulation in Canada and the United States and offers free copies by mail from The Wells Richardson Co Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Wel's & Richardson Co., Limited
Montreal
Que
Local Health and Fire News From March
Mrs M McBride is gravely ill Gladstone. Trott and wife confined to bed with la grippe. Albert Trott's second son ill with pneumonia. Mrs Will Wallace sick again. Ernest Desjardine’s third son dangerously ill with inflammation. Miss Jessie Campbell improving. Geo Turley lost a house fire on the 25th alt but saved his family. Desjardines haul stone cedar to build foundation. F Desourche loses a fine horse to blood poisoning after a kicking incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McBride
Gladstone
Trott
la Grippe
Albert Trott
Will Wallace
Ernest
M. Desjardine
Jessie Campbell
Geo. Turley
F. Desourche
MIDHURST Community Notes March Events and Visits
Local residents in MIDHURST report visits and social events. Mr and Mrs John Gill of Midland spent Sunday with Mrs W C Williams. Miss Dodds of Barrie stayed with the Orok sisters. The Lenten service at St Pauls church drew a crowd but the pastor did not appear and attendees dispersed. Mr Mrs and Miss Ferguson attended a wedding in Iovbirt. W Carruthers and Mr Murray of Avening visited friends here. The Orok family hosted an entertaining evening for local youths. Thos Black’s health is improving and he may leave hospital next week. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening March 17. Mr and Mrs D M Coutts visited J Edwards and his wife last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Coutts
J. Edwards
Aif. Carscedjen
Robert Brown
Midland
Harry Redditt
King
J. Sampson
John Robinson
Toronto
Stella Stanley
Pickering
Henry Day
George Parrot
Arch. McArthur
Collingwood
Dalston News Notes and School Report March Storms
A March storm brought rain and sleet across the region. Local visits include Miles Farrell and Vaughan’s older son visiting Dalston, with Miss Caldwell guesting at the Caldwell home. Compton Robson resumes activity after illness, and Mrs J Emms shows improvement amid grippe cases. Sabbath school at Mrs J M Baldwin’s home enjoys strong attendance. February report from Dalston Public School’s Junior Division lists several students across parts I II and III, with names including Ernest Key James Beath Newton Young May Hart Clifford Hart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Farrell
Vaughan
Dalston
Miss Caldwell
Thomas Caldwell
Bure
Wilson
Compton Robson
J. Emms
Jus. Johnson
J. M. Baldwin
Dalston Public School
Ernest Key
James, Beath
Newton Young
May Hart
Clifford Hart
Howard Robson
Vivian Hart
Louis Nixon
James Benham
Truman Wregsit
Ernest Bonney
Lucy Robson
John Wait
Herbert Bonney
George
Cough from Consumption Prompts EmulsionSales Reminder
Advertisement urges immediate use of Scott's Emulsion to ease a developing cough linked to consumption. It emphasizes early treatment while the cough remains manageable and promotes the product as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Four Leading Organs Offered at Various Prices
The ad promotes a choice of four leading organs the Celebrated Berlin Organ the Blatchford Organ the Thomas Organ or the Goderich Organ with prices starting at $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Blatchford
Goderich
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Hunter Bros
Chambly’s Hardware Store
R. Hambly
P.O
Castoria
Thedi
William W. Henry
Quebec City
Paine’s
Greneffl
Children
Crown Hill
Oro Station
Dr. Clarke
the Examiner
Vespra Council
Gro. Sneath
Brentwood
Midhurst
Gaildren Sry
Guthrie
Willow’s Invalids’ Port
A. F. Garrett
Prop
Barrie Music Store
Snall
Old Reliable Heintzman & Co
ROYAL
Dominion
the Page Wire Fence CO. (Ltd
Walkerville, Ont
Prominion Line
Qcean Steamships
Barriz
Seed Supply Co
High Court of Justice
Court of ‘Assize
Nisi Prius
Oyer and Terminer
Simcoe
Charles Drury
Sheriff Co
Lincoln
D. H. MacLaren
Eo Medicine Company
Queen Street
MacLaren
D. H. Mackaren
Sha' Opictan
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