Local notes record visits and community changes in St Catharines
Mrs. Robert McBride visits St Catharines while six engineers and three conductors were set back this week. Various residents relocate or travel between Essa Street Toronto Moncton and Timmins. G I A euchre night and a birthday bouquet honor Mrs Brunton on St Patrick's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McBride
St. Catharines
Ernest Dore
Essa Street
Inspector Garvin
King Edward School
T. Hamilton
Leslie Allen
Automobilists
A. E. Patterson
Allandale
Heintaman & Co. Pianos
A. H. Moller
Moncton
N.B
W. A. Pratt
Has. Farnfield
Ethel Newman
Barrie Union Cemetery Assessments Notice
Barrie Union Cemetery urges lot owners to pay annual care assessments to J W Ness secretary treasurer at Beecroft's Bank Dunlop Street Barrie Unpaid amounts from 1918 onward become a charge against the lot and must be paid before use. 2 dollars per year for one lot, 1 dollar for each additional lot, 1 dollar for half lots. Endowment option available to end perpetual care. Barrie Union Cemetery Board A Brownlee president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ness
Secy
Treas
Beecroft’s Bank
Dunlop St
Barrie
Barrie Union Cemetery
Life membership awarded by St. George's W A to Mrs E Firman
The W A of St George's Church held a social afternoon in Memorial Hall to present a life membership certificate and gold badge to Mrs. E. Firman. Rev. Edgar B. Taylor presided with officers Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Tooke, and Mrs. Firman. The event featured piano solos and songs, refreshments, and concluded with a hymn and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Memorial Hall
W. A
E. Firman
Edgar B. Taylor
Society
Lowe
Community notices of travel, illness, and a child’s death
Local residents travel to Hamilton and Tottenham for work and family events. Several visits and hospitalizations are noted, including a child operated on for an abscess and passing away in Hamilton Hospital. The community offers condolences to the bereaved family.
Changeable Weather Promotes Remedies At Allan Dale Drug Store
Weather varies widely causing asthma bronchitis rheumatism and neuralgia. RAZ-MAH for asthma and TRS for rheumatism are advertised as guaranteed. Ask William Crossland's Drug Store in Allan Dale at A E Patterson's, 12c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.r.s
Eo Wm. Crossland
Allandale
A. E. Patterson’s
News from neighboring townships in Mar
Ke XO Fr a town report notes oats sold at 70c a bushel, sales at J Campbell’s Minesing, and good prices for stock and farm implements. Residents move, illness spreads, and a cold epidemic rises as government reforestation plans surface pending ground conditions.
Candles Chronicle Brief Items from the Community
Mrs Dodds returned home from Rochester New York with Ruth Dodds and grandmother Mrs Goodfellow. Mrs Roe visits Stayner briefly. UFO debate postponed due to bad roads. W C How of Barrie cut 55 cords of wood for Mr Roe and Mr Storey in five hours thirty minutes. Card of thanks from Herbert Baldwick for neighborhood kindness. 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodds
Rochester
N. Y
Ruth Dodds
Mrs. Goodfellow
R. Roe
Stayner
U.F.O
W. C. How
Barrie
Mr. Roe
Storey
Local Notes and House Movements in Stroud Area
John Walt and family moved into the John Cowan farm house, vacated by Thos Alderson. Miss Tena Wendh visiting Mrs T Bowman. Social at Thos Reid’s by the Ever Ready Class of Stroud Presbyterian Sunday School a success. Mrs W H Martin laid up with a cold. Jos Simpson of Toronto visiting uncle Robert Gibbons. Examiner adors are a fine business tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walt
John Cowan
Thos. Alderson
Tena Wendh
T. Bowman
Thos. Reid
Local Gossip And Social Notes From The District
Mar 21 notes report Morgan Pratt visiting Toronto and several residents in Barrie last week. Visits include Gummerson and Latham to Toronto, Miss Canning of Toronto visiting her sisters, and Thos Roadhouse returning from the winter in Toronto. J Boyes and H Allan shipped live stock, John Fountain moves into Mrs Grose’s former home. Skating at the rink, a moving pictures show by the Women’s Institute, and Mrs Donnelly recovering at home are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlyn Coughlin
Toronto
M. Coughlin
City
James Nicholson
West
Frank Coughlin
Peter Hayes
la Grippe
James Muir, Sr
John Mclaughlin
Midland
Wreskend
Con. McLaughin
Morgan Pratt
S. Copeland
W. Hall
Barrie
Gummerson
Latham
Miss Canning
Misses Canning
Women’s Institute
J. Boyes
H. Allan
John Fountain
W. Grose
L. Stevens
Thos. Roadhouse
Melrose
Tho
Maple syrup woes and local obit in Clowes
Weather woes hit the maple syrup season as R Addison returns from Muskoka camps. Mrs. Minnie White dies in Barrie at her sister’s home. memory of early neighborhood history tied to John Graham endures. Funeral held at Craighurst family plot with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Addison
Muskoka
Peter Eppy
Saskatchewan
A. J. Thompson
S. Jennett
Orillia
Alex. McKay
Craighurst
Mr. Osborne
H. Bertram
J. Willing
A. McKay
D. Partridge
N. Stanley
Lumber Stock Start and Local Visits at Barrie
On March 21 Mr. Nicol began cutting spring lumber stock. Miss J Gugin of Beeton visits with sisters Mrs J H McCann and Mrs Jones. Mrs D J Miller visited Lefroy with her parents. J H Bell spent the weekend in Alliston. Mrs Clarence Arnold has recovered and returned to her Midhurst school. Annie Jack visits sister Mrs David Miller. Rev J A Leece preached at the Methodist Church on Sunday for Missions. Mrs James A Miller and Mrs McCullough of Barrie were visitors in Utopia. Subscribe to The Barrie Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Bell
Wm. Morris
Toronto
Chas
Wood
Hamilton
Worrod
Clara
Tom
Tottenham
Grace Switzer
Baxter
Cecil Garvin
Midhurst
Wm. Waldruff
Bradford
Esther Groves
Frank Walkinshaw
Percy Coyne
Ethel Watson
Keenan
Thos. Willoughby
R. V. Hospital
Barrie
Neil Shaw
Mar
Hamilton Hospital
Nicol
J. Gugin
Beeton
J. H. McCann
Jones
D. J. Miller
Lefroy
J. H. Bell
Alliston
Clarence Arnold
Annie Jack
David Miller
J. A. Leece
Methodist Church
James A. Miller
McCullough
Utopia
Golden wedding anniversary celebration at Hawkestone
Alex Guthrie Graham Sr and Mrs John Campbell joined the celebration of Mr and Mrs McKay's golden wedding on March 20. Dougal McCuaig and sister Mrs L Nicholson plan to return to the West. Mrs V Luck attends ill sister Mrs Webb of Stroud. R V Hospital Barrie reports show two omissions in U F W O officers list Vice President Miss Mary Graham and Asst Secretary Mrs Walker Caldwell. Next club and Women's Institute meeting set for Norman Campbells Apr 6 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Graham, Sr
John Campbell
Hawkestone
McKay
Dougal McCuaig
L. Nicholson
West
V. Luck
Webb
Stroud
R. V. Hospital
Barrie
U.F.W.O
Mary Graham
Walker Caldwell
Clubs and Women’s Institute
Norman Campbell
Community Notes from Orillia District
Ronald Miller improves after a heavy cold. Walter Shellswell suffers bronchitis under a doctor’s care. Geo Leigh of Hawkestone visits daughter Mrs. Geo Shellswell. Rey Shellswell and his mother visit. Mrs H J Crawford and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Metcalf of Orillia. Miss F McMinn visits friends in Hawkestone this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Miller
Walter Shellswell
Geo. Leigh
Hawkestone
Geo. Shellswell
Rey Shellswell
H. J. Crawford
George Metcalf
Orillia
Concert and play at church on March 28 noted
Local notes mention an upcoming church concert and play on March 28. Herbert Webb of Toronto visited his aunt Mrs. Geo Brown over the weekend. Irene Pratt stayed with Aileen Siggley. Allan Watt sold his farm and plans to move to Allandale. Helen Bruce of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Geo Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Webb
Toronto
Geo. Brown
Irene Pratt
Aileen Siigley
Allan Watt
Allandale
Helen Bruce
Barrie Council Plans Reception For Byng Event
Council outlines reception at the Armouries with a civic address and veterans in a guard of honor. A committee led by Reeve Patterson Byrne and Reeve Fisher drafts the program, planning a parade and public tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng
Barrie
Armouries
Buel
Council of the
Reeve Fisher
Reeve Patterson Byrne
Special Furniture Sale Ad With Reduced Prices
Fragments advertise discounted mattresses oilcloth and furniture items at Maple Leaf and United stores. Readers see mention of Bryson Bros Toronto Examiner sale notices, morning deliveries, and a call for 1000 individuals to buy items at ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lowe & Mattresses
Elizabeth St
Bryson Bros
Toronto
Examiner
United the Co’s
Delis
C. Live
Police Magistrate hearings open at Barrie court this week
Police Mag opens a hearing schedule at the Barrie Magistrates court this week with sessions for Alliston Creemore Bel ford and surrounding areas. Names listed include Munroe Mrs G Simr Jas Taylor Mrs Thom Ida Pae Jessie Speers and M I B H M Lay in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Mag
Reg
Alliston
Creemore
Belford
Barrie P
Barrie of Commerce
Lowing
Munroe
G. Simr
Jas. Taylor
Thom Ida Pae
Jessie Speers
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W. L. Fraser
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Edward Shear
Vickers
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R. Malcomson
Tiger Tires
McKee & McDonald
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Hemphill’s Motor School
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St. George’s Church
Angus
Durham Bulls
W. H. Martin
Martin’s Yards
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Jersey
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Harold Dyment
W. A. McConkey
Ke XO
Anten Mills
Oliver and
Lluella Wilson
Lawrence Scott’s
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Mr. McEwan
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Clowes
Barrie Examiner
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