Local Social Notes From Latimer Bray and Barrie Trips
May 5 reports Mrs Geo Latimer and Edna Brennan with family visiting Brentwood on Sunday. Julius Scott returns to Toronto after two weeks with daughter Mrs Wm Kirby. Mr and Mrs Geo Coulson of Al Pencele visit Latimer Mon day. Mrs Wm Carson visits friends in Barrie. Mrs Ernest Hammond leaves Friday for England to see her father. David Coulson is laid up with blood poisoning in one hand. Mrs Turner and Dr Oakes of Barrie visit aunt Mrs Stephens Duckworth last week. Mrs Rob Wilkinson spends a week with sister Mrs Irwin of Alliston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Latimer
Edna
David Coulson
Turner
Oakes of
Barrie
Stephens Duckworth
Robi, Wilkinson
Irwin
Alliston
Edenvale News Briefs May Week Updates
Mrs Jno Sinclair and two girls visited the Dixon family for a few days. Rain disrupted farming. some seeded, others not. Sam Blackshaw ill with measles. Fred Miles and Edna provided music for a Phelpston box social. Toronto visitors Mr and Mrs Dixon and Helen Miles joined at Dixon residence. Mothers Day is next Sunday with 10 am Sunday School. West Ward school reopened after measles. Egg Circle shipment earned satisfactory returns. shipper S Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Sinclair
Albert Dixon
Sam Blackshaw
Fred Miles
Edna
Phelpston
R. H. Miles
David Dixon
Toronto
Miles
McMicking
Geo. Arthurs
Helen
West Ward
Garvin
East Ward
Edenvale
S. Elliott
Centre Simcoe League formed for local baseball clubs
A special meeting at the K C Hall gathered reps from Phelpston Minesing Hillsdale and Hillcrests Barrie to form Centre Simcoe League. Jasper Martin Hillsdale was elected President Dr Kearne Phelpston Vice President and Howard Priest Minesing Secretary Treasurer. A silver cup was donated to season winners and Elmvale Laurin declined joining. A box social raised about 50 dollars to fund outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C. Hall
Phelpston
Minesing
Hillsdale
Hillcrests
Barrie
Centre Simcoe League
Jasper Martin
Dr. Kearne
Vice Press
Howard Priest
Secy.Treas
Elmvale
Laurin
Congregational Meeting and Local Social in Minesing
Miss Jennie Plowright of Barrie visits relatives in Minesing as the United church annual meeting closes with lunch and social time. A Minesing baseball league forms with Hillsdale Phelpston Hillcrest and Minesing. cup donated by Mr. Martin. Athletic Club to host a box social at the old Presbyterian church on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Plowright
Barrie
Congregational
The
United Church
A. W. Plowright
Huntsville
Local Residents' Movements Reported in Alliston and Toronto
STAYNER may 6 J F Linn is in Alliston this week. Rev and Mrs Slemin and children motored to Toronto on Monday. Mrs Slemin visiting her son Rev Slemin returned home Saturday. Rev S Farley of Collingwood exchanged pulpits with Rev K McLean on Sunday. Charles Stone left Monday for Ottawa to attend a soldiers convention. David Mathers of Alliston spent over Sunday with his parents. D Gartlan laid up with sciatica. Mr and Mrs McBride and family of Midland spent Sunday with the latters parents Mr and Mrs Woodard. Mrs Porter and Mrs Vage in Toronto this week at Anglican Women's Auxiliary annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliston
Slemin
Toronto
Rev
Rev. S. Farley
Collingwood
K. McLean
Charles Stone
Ottawa
David Mathers
D. Gartlan
McBride
Midland
Woodard
Porter
Vage
Anglican Women's Auxiliary
Death of Mrs Mary Alexander Roach in Hillsdale
Hillsdale Reverend W F Roach mourns wife Mary Elizabeth Alexander Roach aged 57 born in London England. Survived by husband two children Edith of Port Hope and Dr H C Roach of Toronto. Funeral held at Hillsdale parsonage with body sent by motor to Toronto for burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Roach
Hillsdale
Roach
Mary
Elizabeth Alexander
London
England
Canada
Zeyper
Edith Roach
Port Hope
H. C. Roach
Toronto
Hillsdale Parsonage
Two Boys Die in Baldwin Michigan From Wild Parsnip
Two young brothers in Baldwin Michigan died after eating wild parsnip. Rescue crews responded but could not save them as investigators began examining the incident and local health officials issued safety cautions about plant exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin, Mich
Local Social News From Utopia and Nearby
Utopia residents share Sunday visits with friends in Hawkestone and Alliston. Annie Jack returns home after a week with Mrs. D J Miller. Stella Willoughby visits Mrs. Erwin Miller. Naomi Perry departs to Hamilton for a new position. Mrs. Leslie Dobson and Mrs. Richard Bell under a doctor's care. W M Bell and Sproule return to Hanna Alta after wintering here. James Mitchell of Alliston visits daughter Mrs. J H Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fellows
Billy
Hawkestone
Richard
M. M. Bell
Annie Jack
D. J. Miller
J. H. Bell
Alliston
Stella Willoughby
Erwin Miller
Naomi Perry
Hampton
Leslie Dobson
Richard Bell
W. M. Bell
Sproule
Hanna
Alta
Jas. Mitchell of
Community notices from Crown Hill May meeting and events
News from Crown Hill reports George Graham underwent appendectomy last Wednesday and is expected to recover. Miss Hazel Chappell visited home. Barrie preacher Mr Soules spoke in Union Church. Next Sunday Rev Paley of Paris will lead 11 a.m. service. Women's Institute annual meeting set for May 18 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Fred Partridge with officer elections and business on agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graham
Hazel Chappell
Soules of
Barrie
Union Church
Paley
Paris
Women’s Institute
Fred Partridge
Dalston Notes Seeding Ends and Clergy Movements
Seeding work is nearing completion in Dalston. Rev G H Knighton has moved to Guelph after accepting a call. Rev Pailey of Paris will preach on the Dalston circuit Sunday May 11. Locals attended the Barrie BC I Commencement Monday night. Mr and Mrs Alfred Wood spent Sunday at Moonstone. Daniel McLean and family drove to Jarratt Sunday. A Mothers Day programme is planned at Union Sunday School Sunday at 11 o clock with a mothers choir to be formed by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Knighton
Guelph
Pailey
Paris
Dalston
Barrie
B.C.I
Alfred Wood
Moonstone
Aniel McLean
Jarratt
Union
Death of John Peacock noted in Barrie ties
Mrs. A. Johnston mourns the death of her brother John Peacock of Barrie. Visitors over the weekend include Barry of Hawkesstone, V. Tracy and family of Oriole, F. Tracy and family of Beaverton, Norman Tracy of Parry Sound, Horner family of Richmond Hill, with other locals visiting Vigo and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnston
John Peacock
Barrie
Mr. Barry
Hawkestone
V. Tracy
Oriole
F. Tracy
Beaverton
Norman Tracy
Parry Sound
45 Horner
Richmond Hill
A. Newman
Vigo
J. Martin
Aurora
W. Humphrey
Allandale
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Indiana
Halifax
Dealersllington Hotel
Ed. Bryson
H. G. Robertson
W. N. Braund
A. E. Patterson
Ball Planing Mill Co
Wrigley’s
Lena Vas
John Lindstrome
New York
New York Central Railroad
Angus
New
Lowell
Cockburn
Nicholls
Booth
Presbyterian Church
Hilda Carter
R.V. Hospital
W.mansbridge
Canadian National Railways
A. F. A. Malcomson
H. Elston
Elizabeth Street
Stayner
Crown Hill
Stor!ng Bank
the Sterling Bank
H. H. Burns
Barrie Carriage Co
Blake St
Near East Ward School
P. O
Crown Oil Refining Co., Limited
Hamilton
Tide Water Oil Company
W. A. Lowe & Son
Ontario
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