Wedding Bells In Neighboring Townships Reported
A quiet wedding took place March 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Robinson as their daughter Ella wed Wesley Madill of Banda. The couple will reside in Banda. Thos. Dyer to occupy the new Presbyterian manse April first. Miss Jeanette Campbell visits. Jean meets with family in town. Spring appears near. sap runs as maple syrup prospects rise with warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Robinson
Ella
Wesley Madill
Banda
Mr. Peer
Thos. Dyer
A. T. McDonald
Dyer
Miss Reesor
Cedar Grove
Rev. K. McLean
Mission Band
Sunnidale Corners
David Ross
Angus News Roundup of Visits Deaths and Socials
Hazel Mapes visits relatives in Angus while George McCracken returns west after wintering with his mother. Death notices: James Malem dies in Ottawa after work at Camp Barron and Lorne Hanson dies at ten months. Prize winners Eldon Beecroft and Eileen Duckworth receive Hunter Clothing Store awards. Linen shower for Mrs. Howard Stribbell. church pulpits to exchange March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mapes
Georgetown
Wilfred
Herbert Mapes
George McCracken
West
Little
Toronto
Lorne Davidson
Laura TarBush
Jonas TarBush
Howard Stribbell
Meyronne
Sask
Hunter Clothing
Barrie
Angus School
Eldon Beecroft
Eileen Duckworth
Angus
James Malem
Ottawa
Camp Borden
Lorne
Herbert Hanson
James Stribbell
Clara Beecroft
S. Martin
J. A. Leece
Minesing
Randolph Willoughby
Mapes
W. Dean
Spring Sap Run Nears as Maple Weather Warms
Utopia notes maple sap prospects as citizens anticipate a busy week. Erwin McMaster of Toronto Medical College visits his parents, Jos and Mrs McMaster. Various local movements and visits are listed, including Ritchie moving to Toronto and farewell events.
Carnival at Princess Rink Draws Large Crowd in Minesing
A big crowd attended a Wednesday carnival at Princess Rink in Minesing. Prizes went to Velma Crawford and Fred Man for best dressed, Irene Knapp and Alfred Armstrong Jr for costumes, and Miss Cora Fralick for best dressed under 20. J E Crawford won the mile, Merven Plowright the half mile as Andrew Orchard tripped near the finish. Judges were Gowans Burchell and Plowright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May
McKinley
Midland
Herb Orchard
Buffalo
Princess Rink
Velma Crawford
Fred Man
Cora Fralick
Louis White
Irene Knapp
Alfred Armstrong
J. E. Crawford
Merven Plowright
Andrew Orchard
T. Gowans
M. Burchell
R. Plowright
Shanty Bay Village Notes Briefly Highlight Local Happenings
Geo Brooks Sr spent a day in Orillia last week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray on the birth of a son. Mrs Geo Richardson of Toronto visited her sister Mrs Harry Martin. Parishioners praised the sermon at St Thomas Church as the new minister arrived. Mrs Clipstone returned from Toronto. Mr and Mrs Caldwell sorrowed over their son Elmer in hospital. Village hall committee plans a new porch. Mrs William Simpson on the sick list. Rev Henry Berry returns from Toronto visit. J Reevie now handles the mail route previously run by Jos Simpson. Alex Muir reports sheep harmed by dogs, several in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Brooks, Sr
Orillia
Thos. Gray
Geo. Richardson
Toronto
Harry Martin
St. Thomas’ Church
Clipstone
Caldwell
Alex. Muir
Town Notes and Local Short Outs
Mar 13 congratulations to Mr and Mrs Draper on a daughter born. Jack Johnson had a foot crushed felling a tree last week. Corn meal 7 lbs 25c jelly powders 3 for 25c at Fisher's Thornton. Jos McLennon upset his engine moving it to cut wood at N Coxworth's. R Keown attends L O L Grand Lodge at Sarnia W J McLean on sick list. Wm Campbell fingers taken off left hand while sawing at W A Thompsons. He under care at Cookstown hospital. Drop in Fisher's Thornton for up to date goods at low prices. The Village Doctor play by Baxter people last Tuesday night was good. Rev T J Dew attended the induction of Rev Mr McCallum at Alliston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thompson
Wm. Campbell
Cookstown Hospital
Fisher
Thornton
Baxter
T. J. Dew
Mr. McCallum
Alliston
Dalston Notes Brighten Spring Weather
Dalston residents report metal shingles going up on buildings this spring and a hay-press operating in the neighborhood. Miss Muriel Nelson is home for a visit and Rev. W S Irwin will speak at the Methodist Church and show lantern views in Dalston and Edgar. Geo E Thompson expands with a new apple tree agency and George T Baldwin reports large steel roofing sales as prices drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Nelson
W. S. Irwin
Edgar
H. Dawson
Toronto
Geo. E. Thompson
Hay-Press
Dalston
Tudhope
Jarratt
Daniel McLean
J. W. Brown
Barrie
Spooner
Geo. T. Baldwin
Public Auction of Allan Watt Farm Horses Cattle Implements
Allan S Watt North Part Lot 9 Con 11 Innisfil offers farm assets for sale by auction on Wednesday March 22. Items include horses cattle implements harness hens grain and feed plus other farm gear. Terms: cash under 10, eight months credit on approved notes, 5 percent discount for cash on credit sums. Auctioneer W A McConkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan S. Watt North
Innisfil
Oro Station Briefs: Crawford visit and hockey result
James Crawford of Saskatoon left for home after visiting his parents as warm days speed up snow melt. Oro beat Mitchell Square 5 to 4 on Barrie rink in the final hockey game, with Mitchell Square winning the McMahon Cup for the third year in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
Saskatoon
Sask
Geo. Crawford
H. J. Crawford
Mrs. Bates
Toronto
Miss Pearl Crawford
Oro
Mitchell Square
Barrie
Jean MacLelland
Orillia Hospita
Local Notes From Killyleagh and Surroundings
KILLYLEAGH March 13. A. Gollop spent a few days last week with Wm Wonch. Wm Mason visits his sister Mrs John Mayes. Miss Tena Wonch visiting S Reynolds. Rebt Gamble returned after attending L O L Grand Lodge in Sarnia. Alvin Crawford made a city trip. Mrs Fair of Collingwood visits sister Mrs Jas Cunningham. Robi McFadden and family moved into Scott Sharpe’s vacant house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gollop
Wm.Wonch
Wm. Mason
John Mayes
Miss Tena Wonch
S. Reynolds
Rebt
Gamble
L.O.L. Grand Lodge
Sarnia
Alvin Crawford
Mrs. Fair of
Collingwood
Jas. Cunningham
Robi. McFadden
Scott Sharpe
Flood affects Angus Flats community life
The Angus Flats notes report the flood rising, school closure, and residents including Miss Alice Briggs visiting Dundas and Miss Enid Woods staying with Miss Reta Davidson. Leonard Hodgins remains at Robt. McCracken's as locals attend a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stribbell and prepare maple syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Briggs
Dundas
Enid Woods
Angus
Reta Davidson
Leonard Hodgins
Robt. McCracken’s
Howard Stribbell
Auction of Farm Stock and Implements at Innisfil
A large farm sale at Alex McDougall Lot 11 Concession 13 Innisfil known as the Morton Farm on Tuesday March 21 offers horses cattle sheep pigs and a full set of implements. Catalog includes numerous percheron and Holstein cattle along with polled Angus and Ayrshires, many due dates and calved animals. Machinery ranges from Massey Harris binders to plows mowers disc drill and engines with hundreds of other items and farm gear. Terms: cash for 10 and under, over 10 with approved notes. sale starts 1 pm. Auctioneer W A McConkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey-Harris
de Laval
A. McConkey
Auct
Alex. McDougall
Innisfil
Morton Farm
Ayrshire
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
McCormick
Fairbanks-Morse
Democrat
W. A. McConkey
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Braund’s
Elizabeth St
Allandale
Painswick
Post Office Inspector
Post Office
A, Sutherland
HAY
Timothy
Brett
Tiger Tires
McKee & McDonald
Clapperton St
Ontario
Canada
Gilson
Gilson’s
Edward Carr
the Gilson Man
Gilson Farm
Servic
FokoRook On
Stayner
Erwin McMaster
Toronto Medical College
Jos. McMaster
Clarence Arnold
Midhurst
Everard Young
Grenfel
Will Ross
Hamilton
Geo. Ritchie
Geo. Tenant
Howard Willoughby
David McCann
Allan Miller
W. A. Miller
Shanty Bay
T.R.C
Templeton
Wm. Crossland
A. E. Patterson
The
Barrie Motor Car Co
Oro Station
Killyleagh
Angus Flats
JMAIL
Egbert
A. Sutherland
Coulson
Brantford
Ball Planing Mill
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