Guthrie Neighbourhood News March Items and Death
Local notices record moves to Guthrie Glen Slesser new Barrie post. Helen Lauder fractures her collar bone but recovers. Edgar Box Social March 17 with admission 25 and 15 cents. Gilbert McArthur dies after illness aged, funeral at Knox Cemetery. Women Institute reports meetings with papers on home nursing pure air and sunshine, worry in the home, and a dress contest winners named. Events include visits, hospital stays, and U.F.O. and U.F.W.O. club activities with officers elected for 1922 and program items discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lauder
Shellswell
Craighurst
Geo. Patterson
Lauder
Barrie
Edgar
Gilbert McArthur
Knox Cemetery
W. S. Irwin
G. H. Knighton
Nicholas McIntyre
Jos, Cockburn
Robi. Thompson
Samuel Campbell
John Livingstone
A. Tudhope
Hawkestone
F. J. Love
McCuaig
Guthrie
Everett Hutchinson
Walker Caldwell
John McCuaig
Winnipeg
Pres
T. E. Ross
Secy.Treas
N. McCuaig
R. Caldwell
James Stoddart
A. D. Campbell
W. Caldwell
Mary Ross
Jas. Stoddart
R. Gilchrist
Mary Graham
Lena Crawford
J. Stoddart
U.F.W. C
Norman Campbell
Midhurst Local News Briefs March Weekend Happenings
Mrs. R. Monteith visited friends in Toronto while Cecil Cameron and Vera of Weston stayed with A. Cochrane. James Pierce Jr of MacTier spent time at home. The school closed due to Mrs. C Arnold's illness. The town held a tea and concert with proceeds of 35 dollars. Snow is receding and roads improving. Miss Elsie Osborne of Thornton visited Mrs. G. Finlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Monteith
Toronto
Cecil Cameron
Vera
Weston
James Frankecom
Barrie
Emerson Cook
Penetang
James Handy
Midhurst Station
Crown Hill
Elsie Osborne
Thornton
G. Finlay
Anton Mills and Area News Roundup
The U F O shipped a car of stock to Toronto and James Mc Laughlin sent a car from here. Mc Laughlin spent the weekend in Toronto while Thos Casey returns to Anton Mills. Camp Borden’s A Harvey visited, carnival attendance at Minesing praised, H O Neil’s sale at Apto drew a good crowd. Roads were poor but stock sold well as O Neil retires and moves to Toronto for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.F.O
Toronto
James McLaughlin
Thos. Casey
Anton Mills
A. Harvey
Camp Borden
Minesing
H. O’neil
Apto
O'Neil
Lefroy News Roundup March Items and Local Ventures
Lucas Noble underwent a Tuesday afternoon operation at R Hospital Barrie. Beatty Moore rents rooms on A Kirkpatrick’s Grange Avenue house. Moore plans to build this summer. Will Reid Haughton Reid Will Noble and John King leave for boat work. Fred Lucas and Harry Stewart reportedly bought fifty acres from Andrew King. Barry shoe repair is moved to Tom Barry’s lake shore property. Gulston cottage moved to fourth concession. Edward Paine hires James Milne to build a house on Essa Street east. Presbyterian choir entertained by Harold Hastings and hosts Will Chapin couple weeks apart. noted as well treated. Examiner advrs touted as a fine business tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Barry
Lake Shore
Gulston
Edward Paine
James Milne
East Essa Street
Presbyterian
Harold Hastings
H. McLeod
Will Chapin
Brentwood Local Notes and Social News
Brentwood reports T Ducksworth of Angus cutting wood in the area. J Desourdie returns home after illness at his nephew Frank Desourdie. H Corbett had a successful sale last week. Miss Verna Haines visits Orillia. A boy is born to Mr and Mrs H Cooper. Snow melts but roads are poor due to bad travel conditions and taxes. Sadie McCarthy of Toronto visits with her mother over Sunday. Subscribe to The Barrie Examiner at $2.00 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie McCarthy
Toronto
Playset I Can’t Afford It Thrills Stroud Church Crowd
Stroud March 13. The playset I Can’t Afford It at Stroud Methodist Church drew a large crowd March 10. Eighteen performers plus orchestra presented scenes from a country setting to a minister study and village street. The Ladies’ Aid netted over 100 dollars and audiences praised the production. The group plans a trip to Lefroy on March 17 and hopes for future Stroud performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud Methodist Church
Lefroy
Stroud
Local Notes from CLOWES Village March Meeting
Mar 13 listings show visits and travels among residents. Mrs Beardsall visits Elmvale. Frank Hunter from Port McNicoll stayed several days. Mr and Mrs Bidwell returned from England. Bidwell's sister joins for summer in Canada. Barrie visitors Syme and Mrs Thompson visit. G McCuaig from Vespra visits Miss Thompson. Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Hugh MacKay. Rev G H Knighton led service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Beardsall
Elmvale
Frank Hunter
Port
McNicoll
T. Bidwell
England
Mr. Bidwell
Canada
J. Powell
Son
Barrie
Miss Syme
A. J
Barrie visit and concert postponement in Morley Dyer update
Miss Alien Srigley spent the weekend in Barrie with friends. Mr and Mrs James Clegg of Midland visit Robi Reynolds. P C Bullen of Toronto visited her parents the Srigleys. Bad roads force postponement of the Ladies Aid concert and play. Morley Dyer is not recovering swiftly, friends report.
Wedding Guests Include Stroud and Keswick Attendees
Eighth Line Innisfil report notes Mr and Mrs John Kelly of Stroud with children attending a Keswick wedding. Parry Sound hosts G G Fox and Roache's Point hosts T R Sheppard family members over the weekend. Isaac Spring Jr visits Toronto. Richard Gibbons stays with his uncle T R Sheppard Roache's Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Stroud
Keswick
G. G. Fox
Parry Sound
T. R. Sheppard
Roache’s Point
Swo
Kelly
A. Gibbong
Isaac Spring, Jr
Toronto
Richard Gibbons
Roache
W. M. S. meeting and local notes from Churchill
The W M S met at Mrs Walter Ralston’s home with Miss Mitchell Field Secretary addressing the group. Local updates include Browning family weekend in Stroud and R W Sloan improving in the R V Hospital. A farmer killed a groundhog signaling spring. Vincent Reive headed to Goderich to outfit his boat for the sailing season. Mrs D McCallum visiting Toronto for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Walter Ralston
Mitchell
Browning
Stroud
Thomas Boyes
Massey
R. W. Sloan
R. V
Vincent Reive
Goderich
D. McCallum
Toronto
Local News Notes From Candles District
Mar 15 report notes R. Munro's departure after a three month visit, W. G. Storey visiting Elmvale, and Wm Howl breaking records with his wood cutting machine. A saw accident cost him a finger, and locals alert that unemployment is pushing water releases to protect cellars. Real estate activity remains brisk as properties change hands. Examiner subscriptions urged for renewal.
Notice to Creditors Estate of John Smith Lefroy Simcoe
Notice is given under the Trustee Act for all persons with claims against the Estate of John Smith late of Lefroy Simcoe retired farmer who died about April 26 1921 to send particulars to the undersigned by April 7 1922. Executors will distribute assets among those entitled and not be responsible for unfiled claims. Donald Ross Executor's Solicitor Barrie Ontario dated March 12 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Lefroy
Simcoe
Notice to Creditors of Estate of Joseph Nelles
The estate of Joseph Nelles of Barrie and Toronto, late stationary engineer, died February 4 1922 in Toronto. Creditors must send full particulars of claims and security by April 3 1922 to 708 Kent Building Toronto solicitors for the Administrators. After that date the assets will be distributed and claims not yet received will not be considered. Dated Toronto March 8 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Building
Toronto
A.D
TENDERS FOR GAOL SUPPLIES 1922-23
Tenders for gaol supplies for April 1922 to March 1923 invited by WM. Busk chairman. Items include beef pork oatmeal barley salt soap bread coal oil potatoes and more. Tender forms available. sealed bids due by March 16 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton’s
WM. Busk
County Property Committee
Barrie
Notice to creditors in estate of Fred Underhill
In the matter of the estate of Fred Underhill late of Toronto Ontario deceased creditors with claims against the estate must send full details by April 8 1922. Executors intend to distribute assets after that date and will not be liable to claimants lacking notice. Dated Toronto March 1922 Executors Stanley G Underhill Ross H Underhill W Blake Underhill solicitors Johnston Moorhead Macaulay 120 Bay St Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
City of
Toronto
County of York
Barrie Union Cemetery Annual Assessments Notice
Barrie Union Cemetery warns lot owners of annual care assessments payable to J. W. Ness Se, Treas at Beecroft's Bank Dunlop St. Unpaid assessments from 1933 onward become a charge against the lot and must be paid before use. Rates are $2 per year for three lots, $1 for each additional lot or half lot. overdue 1913–1921 and 1% due by July 1. The Endowment System allows elimination of annual assessments via early endowment for perpetual care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ness
Treas
Beecroft’s Bank
Dunlop St
Barrie Union Cemetery Board
Brownlee
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R. M. McConkey Stroud
Standard Bank Bldg
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Anten Mills
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Barrie Examiner
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Dunlop St. Barrie
Canadian Ophthalmic College
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W. Bell
J. Arnold Insurance
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the Stroud Decorator
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Nemo
Nemo Wonderlift
S. W. Moore
Wonderlift
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Holly
Innisfil
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Donald Ross
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