BANKERS BRIE & CO TRANSAC TIONS AND MORTGAGE AGENCY
A fragmentary notice for BRIE & Co and a general banking agency outlines funds handling and mortgage accommodations. It mentions Sterling Exchange, life assurance, and Canada office hours from 10 to 4. Ends with an unclear name Beecroft Nasaget.
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Canada
United States
Sterling Exchange
Sun, Lifé _Asmirance
Company of Canada
T. ‘Beecroft
Nasaget
District Doings Grenfel May 3
Misette Wilson has returned home after visiting relatives in Anton Mills. We report the death of longtime resident Mr A Money who died at home on Monday April 26, with pallbearers listed. The remains rest in Grenfel Cemetery. Miss Emma Hockridge stays at home a few days. House cleaning is the order of the day. Service next Sunday at 10.80 a.m.
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John
Bishop
James
Brumby
Robert McMinn
John Hockridge
Jos
Russell
Johnson
Grenfel
Emma
Hockridge
Mra
George Bea
Bais
Addison McKennie
Garr
Durie
Nellie ‘Greensides
Newmarket
Misa. Wallace
Owen’ Sound
Quitell
Local Notes from Anten Mills and District
May 3 reports Joseph McGann returning Saturday after wintering in Penetang. Kenny Brothers finish stone-work for George Muir's barn. William Rowell holds contract for building Mr Coughlin's barn. Metaughilia awaiting stone foundation under his house. Mr and Mrs Fred Cole welcome a baby girl. Mrs T Bernard ill with pleurisy. Farmers grumble over wet cold spring with grain sowing delays. M Gleeson recovering from illness.
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Anten ‘Mills
Jos
Fred Cole
T. Bernard
M. Gleeson
Shanty Bay Notes On Guests Moves And Weather
May 8 entries report Dr. Jordan of Toronto as a guest of Mrs John Ross and visits by Mrs Revie and children to Mitchell Square. Michigan pair Crowder have moved into their summer home near Moron Angetrom family. Endeavor at the Methodist church will be discontinued. Last week winds caused boat and horse damage and left driftwood and rubbish. Spring brought joys sorrows disappointments broken umbrellas and cold noses.
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Othe
Craighurst
Oro
J.R. McLean
Victoria
Fred ‘Hunter
Cecil Polkinghorne
Jessie Hart
Craighurston
René Burt
Toronto
W. J. Burt
Mitchell Square
J.J. Helling
Board’, of
Education
R. L. Weaver
St." John's Church
Wm. . Sheffield
Orange Hall
Painswick Seeding Resumes After Severe Week And Storm
Farmers restart seeding after a week of cold and high winds that damaged property. Smith’s large building was destroyed, windows broken, and fencing scattered. The Kinrade murder remains a big local mystery while April weather caused chatter. Wheat paid at $1.15 per bushel. miller notes uncommon prices.
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Painswick
Smith
McKay
Kinrade
Scotchman
Local Notes From Nantyr and Surroundings
May 4 notes from the area speak of visitors Wm Buchanan of Moonstone hosting relatives, Mrs Barton of Columbia visiting her mother Mrs Harvey, Mr and Mrs Kerr grieving for a son, and Edith Moore Jett heading to Newton Robinson. G T R workers set a new changing post at Nantyr as mail patterns shift with daily morning arrivals. Agents warned to keep from farmers who are busy with field work.
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Mra
Barton
Bate Columbia
Jes
Harvey
Brayner
Carters
Tome
Fred
Mise
Edith Moore
Jett
Newton Robinson
Kerr
Mary
Marshall
Toronto
G. T.R
Nantyr
Imail
Death of Henry Gribbin at Vigo township
Obituary notes Henry Gribbin born in County Down Ireland in 183? died at his Vigo farm April 22 after a life of pioneer toil. He sailed Great Lakes summers 1854 1864 then married Mary Bernard in 1865 and settled at Vigo. Survived by children James David Katharine Thomas John, funeral April 24 at Phelpston RC Cemetery with mass by M J Gearin.
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Phelpston
Robt. Shields, Jr
P. Loftus
Henry ‘Gribbin
Henry Gribbin
Vigo
Mos
County Down
Ireland
Richard Gribbin
Canada
Gribbin
Apto
Henry
Great ‘Lakes
Migs
Mary A. Bernard
Thos. Bernard
James
Ross
David’ Harber
Toronto
Stone
Thomas
John
Katharine
Andrew
R.C
Song
Snowbound farms and local notices in LeFroy Craighurst
A village column reports snow storms and farm life in LeFroy with several residents visiting kin in Vasey Chatsworth and North Bay. It notes illnesses and family travel, church activities, a barber opening in Wm. Barry's building, and local social events at Craighurst including a Queen Victoria essay prize and a wedding.
Crown Bill May 8 local misfortune and visitors
Mrs Thos Rix suffered a loss of a valuable item last week while Mrs Dash of Uxbridge visited relatives. Charles Morrison has been ill and unable to move about. A heavy gale caused damage on Monday with repairs underway and weather improving.
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Thos Rix
Uxbridge
Pattridge
Charles' Morrison
Orier
Ivy May 8 baseball practice postponed by weather
Local notes report the Ivy team intended an initial practice Saturday evening but weather inclemency caused postponement. Also mentioned are visits and social updates of residents including Miss Nellie Banting, Miss Lily Lennox, Mrs. Borate, Mr. Mooney, and others in Alliston, Minesing, Barrie, Bracebridge, and nearby communities. A surgical operation on a Mr. Wing is noted.
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IVY
Geo
Speers
Mise Nellie’ Banting
Misa
Martin O Ree
Slater
Mra
Mooney
Hia
Gieie Ae M
Egbert
Albion Street Bride Weds Louis Sevigny in Ontario
Mary Fitzsimmons of Albion Street marries Louis Sevigny of Barrie on Tuesday at a Brantford ceremony officiated by Mr. E. Sevigny. Relatives present, reception at the bride’s father’s home with thirty guests. After a honeymoon trip to Toronto and other points, the couple will reside at 275 Brant Avenue Brantford.
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Katherine
George Dieser
Mra
Clemence Jett
Toronto
Mary
John Fitseimmons
Albion Street
Louis Sevigny
Barrie
Theresa Walls
Emile Sevigny
Welland
Alli
Rresidente
Srailax
Brant Avenue
Brantford
Proctor Williams A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Williams
The fourth daughter Miss Mabel Florence Williams wed Burnal D Proctor of Cobalt in a ceremony at the Williams home conducted by Rev Dr Ockley. Attended by relatives, the couple will reside in Cobalt. Guests bestowed numerous costly and useful gifts. Also reports births, marriages, and deaths in Barrie and nearby areas.
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Proctor
Williams
H. H. Williams
Mabel
Florence
Burnal D, Proctor
Cobalt
Barrie
Ockley
Saturday Market Slower Pickup Dampens Supply
Saturday market showed few farmers with a fair supply. Butter sold 22 to 25 cents, eggs 15 to 17 cents, chickens 16 cents, old hens 12 to 13 cents. Pigs sold 6 to 8 dollars per pair. Potatoes firm at 90 cents. Grain traded around 300 bushels with wheat oats and barley at rising prices near 1.15 dollars.
For Sale Farm and Grain Items at Barrie Area
Auction notes show a sale of farm and grain goods near Barrie with barley hay and oats listed. Prices ranged from 13 to 56 dollars per unit. shipments included 50 head of cattle at various prices and a consignment of hogs at 7.15.
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Cameron
Sai
Jalsoc
Barkie Markets Fall Prices at Market Bldg
Market prices for livestock poultry dairy products and hide items are listed with quotations for beef pork veal and mutton by weight. Wool hides and raw furs are noted as paid at market building with weekly quotes and terms.
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Miarrin
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Brie & Oh Bankers
Atou& Mekequie & Co
THE
Barrie Examiner
MacLaren Philabor
Tam Exaurwen
Fhursday
Bxaminer
ST. Louis
Buchanan of
Moonstone
Thornton Way
Toront
Fergueqnvale
MéGuinis
Alfred
R. Hodgina
Vasey
Thurlow
James. Toner Sr
Chicago
McBride
John McGinnis
Chatsworth
Annie
Agnes Richardson
Wm. Barry
Ritchie
W. Gwillimbury
Wm. Reid
Jack Douse
Taylor
Jas. King
Lowe
Wm. Lowe
Craig
Embury
Regina
J. Fol
Stubbs
Mra. Stubbs
Cawood House
Pontefract
Yorkshire
England
Barbara Mary
Royal Bengal Horse Artillery
Shear
Janet. M. Shear
Benj Shear
H. Shear
Allandale
Ossiels &Co
London
Eagland
Sordal
By the Gifted
Ellen Thorneycroft
Fowler
Janitl
Anil
Barkie Markets
H. H. Otton & Son
Five Points Hardware Store
Men’s Outfitters A
MNE & Son
Dunlop
S & Asta
Sutcliffe & Sons
Lindsay
Oshawa
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