Big May Holiday Sales And Local Notices In Barrie
Barrie notes report Hunter Bros promotions May 23 25 with two day holiday sales across the town. Local figures include H C Crease purchasing T A Barber’s gasoline launch and Geo Ball and C B Hewson named prominently. social events include a cricket match at Queen’s Park and Foresters’ Demonstration. Also mention church services, obits, rail excursions, and a gasoline engine accident injuring Geo Heanard Jr. with ongoing hospital care.
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H. C. Crease
T. A. Barber
Dar
Hunter Brow
Harrah
Orillia
Foresters
Geo. Ball
C. 8
Hewson
Cation
Board of Education
Hunter Bros. Ltd
Queen's Park
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Local social notes and retirements feature in town diary
Noah Grose moves to Lefroy for the summer. Desergate’s J. C. Morgan visits from Sunday. Mrs B Hinds and Miss Hinds spend last week in Toronto. Mrs Grenville Caldwell vacationing in Berlin. Gordon Gallie home from Toronto University for holidays. Hambly of Toronto visits Geo Ball. J J Kelly of French River visits Flos and Barrie. Keppell Ball of Preston visits Duncan Murchison’s. Rev J J Cochrane and wife of Byng Inlet guests of Robt Black. J F and Miss Laura Ockley of Victoria College home for holidays. Lt Col and Mrs Stewart of Charlott es opera with their son Charles Stewart. Misa Adela Verne to perform at St Joseph’s Convent this afternoon. Mrs Richard Miller of Pittsburgh returns home after visiting cousin Mrs Villiers. Joan Stocks with wife and child visiting A Carson, Mrs Marah, and children. J Marah and wife away on Mackenzie River missionary work, guests of Mrs J R Stephens. Mrs Quinlan of Port Hope, Mrs McAvoy of Bruce Mines, James Byrne of Pittsburgh, and Sister Justina of Toronto visit their father E Byrne in poor health. Morley Duff resigns from Waterworks and Electric Light Dept after six years, joining G T R Bridges & Buildings Dept. Madame A Don Cochrane of Toronto to open a voice culture studio in Barrie in September. Cochrane trained by Garcia, Walker, Divivier. notes expertise in voice culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Grose
Lefroy
J. C. Morgan
Desergate
B. Hinds
Miss Hinds
Toronto
Grenville Caldwell
Berlin
Gordon Gallie
Toronto University
Hambly
Geo. Ball
J. J. Kelly
French River
Flos
Barrie
Mr. Keppell
Ball
Pres
Ton Whatead
Duncan Murchison
J. J. Cochrane
Byng Inlet
Black
J. F
Laura Ockley
Victoria College
Toronto, Are Home For Their Holidays, . Lt.-Col. and Mrs. Stewart
Charlotes Opera
P. E
Chas. E. Stewart
Misa Adela Verne
St. Joseph’s Convent
Richard Miller
Pittsburgh Pa
Villiers
Joan Stocks
Alberta
A. Carson
Barrié
Madame Cochrane
Sienor Garcia
Fred Walker
London
England
Madame Divivier
Paria
Town Beat Burton's Braves in Four-Inning Baseball Clash
The Town defeated Burton's Braves 10 to 1 in a four inning game, aided by errors by the collegians and strong showing from Dick Stewart. Weather hindered warm ups but Town's hitters and fielding were decisive, while Vairville struggled early before settling in for a 12 to 4 loss. The Barrie colors are dark green and red, with a game scheduled for the 24th at 2 o'clock.
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Town
Burton
Dick Stewart
Collegians
Aigua
Aerial Navigatora
Terra Firma
R-C-Il
CN Town
Howaon
Mcrrea
Rowe
Scott c
Burton P
Armstrong
Smith
Coffey
Sevigny
Dave Mealden
Vairvilles
Greenhouse
Vairville
Sid
Meafordites
A. Morrison
L. Llair
Peta
Fairvilles
Cruise
Davies
Campbell
Lennox
Nessis
Cameron
Sweeney
Wells
Meeking
Scotte
Morren
McNabb
MacMillan If
Barrie
Judd Smith
Pye
Patterson
Park
Kohlmeyer
Robby
Ginger
Sensas
Town Council debates linger late amid liquor law clashes
Town Council met Tuesday in a lengthy session with sharp criticism of Inspector Datt over liquor law enforcement. Discussion covered Bell Telephone Co pole rights, Barrie station improvements, sanitary inspection changes, and road and sidewalk plans. The council endorsed bylaw amendments, street work, and a contested decision on sidewalk placement inside telephone poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datt
Bell Telephone Co
Railway Commission
Barrie
Tiffin
R. King
Sec’y Wyles
Queen's Park
Toronto News Co
Donald Rogs
G. T. BR
Ita
James Vair
Wellington Bt
Peel
Berezy
Berczy
Duff
Wm. Kennedy
H. G. Boag
D. King
W. J. Gilke
M. Stritch
J. White
G. Webb
D. W. Lekoy
Taylor
Ald. Pow
Bayfield St
Sophia
Wellington St
Miss Adela Verne at St James's Hall concert
A large crowd heard Miss Adela Verne perform Liszt's Concerto in E flat with orchestra at St James's Hall assisted by Madame Albani and Mr Santley. She later joined Miss Mathilde Verne for Mozart's delightful two pianos concerto showing refined balance and careful rehearsal. Remember our holiday lasts two days May 3 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Verne
England
Advertiser
London
Alderman Probes Bread Weight Under By Law
Alderman Thompson said he was informed that some bread from outside was under weight and asked whether the by law covered such cases. Aide Boe answered affirmatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Thompson
Adela Verne Ad Heralded By Local Paper
The notice praises Miss Adela Verne the pianist famed in Britain and on the Continent. It notes she toured Canada with Ma Dame Albani and has drawn audiences across Europe. The piece predicts a great reception from our music-loving public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Verne
Britain
Bee Siso
Lovenstein
Canada
Madame Albani
Attempted Burglary At Mrs Chae Drury Home
A burglar tried to enter Mrs Chae Drury s house Tuesday night around eleven carrying a ladder. He placed the ladder under a window of the room occupied by Mes Drury and began to ascend but, when Miss Drury notified the alarm, the intruder fled. He removed the ladder and vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae Drury
Mes Drury
Aldermen Cleared in Sign By Law Case
Aldermen Robertson Jackson Hoar and Emms were summoned for a sign bylaw breach. The 1879 bylaw, amended in 1902, allows signs eight feet above the sidewalk and extending out seven feet. no penalty specified, police may remove improper signs. Judge Radenhurst dismissed the cases as beyond jurisdiction.
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Robertson
Ald. Jackson
F. A. Hoar
J. E. Emms
Cadi
Radenhurst
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