Around Town Notes and Local Roundup Highlights
Local brief notes from Collingwood list sales, marriages, new contracts, school events, and police activity. Highlights include Renowned Palk's ads, Linoleum stores, a Barrie physician and Ingham Sharpe wedding, new electric light plans, and a dog poisoner suspected after multiple incidents. A frost event and moving pictures at the Grand Opera House are noted. Local tradesmen promote services and a court alert targets sidewalk cyclists and firecracker incidents.
Simcoe Muskoka League forms as Barrie clubs lead
Baseball efforts rally to fund costs for Muskoka Simcoe League with Barrie captain F Leonox and a nine member management committee. Teams from Town Carriage Works and BC L clash in tight games 5 3 and 3 2 while Town defeats Carriage Works 9 4. Barrie Bracebridge Orillia and Huntsville organize schedules, umpires appointed, gate pays, and player draft rules to limit outside players starting June 1 with penalties for defaults.
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Town
The
Carriage Works
White
Factory
Koblmeyer
Patterson
Souch
Boggy Boys
Jthird
McAlden
Simcoe-Muskoka League
Barrie
Bracebridge
Huotsville
Orillia
Daly House
Simcoe- Muskoka Baseball League
Jan. Tudhope
M. P.P
Wm. Wright
M. P
Hontavilla
A A. Mahaffey
Bracebidge
Ross
Geo. E. Madden
H. S. May
Huntsville
A. Morrison
A.&. Angus
Orilia
Auug
D. McDonald
Gray
Barria
J. G. Stephenson
Junejst
Insu
CP A
Cricketers Organize After Meeting for 1906 Club
At a meeting held Friday night Dr Palling was elected President of the Bartie Cricket Club for 1906 with Rogerson as President. Alfred Wilken is Vice President Cecil Fett is Secretary Treasurer Capt Bird is Umpire and Coach. The Executive Committee includes H. E. Jory G C Horsefield A L Wylas F Jower Geo Kaikes Arch Burton and J Stewart. Practices will be held Tuesday and Friday. Plenty of material and a good team are anticipated.
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J.ower
Geo. Kaikes
Arch
Burton
J. Stewart
Great demand for Dlastratel prompts global mailing effort
Copies have been mailed across Canada and the United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, South Africa and Australia to inform distant friends about the town. The 35th Regimental Band will perform at Market Square on Thursday evening May 24, featuring Waltzes and selections from The Yanco Consul, The Jolly Blackamitha, Moonlight, and Credo from Bardesi. A separate report notes the arrest and two-month sentence of W. Rogers for theft in Toronto, with items recovered. Voter results on local by laws show strongest support for municipal lighting and a new South Ward school, including a notable 99 to 2 in Allandale.
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Canada
United States
England
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
South Africa
Australia
St Thia Jotice
Thoraday
Yanco Consul
Alfred G. Robyn
Bardesi
St. Clair
God Save the King
Ly-la
St. Patrick’s
Allandale
Electric Light
Marr Retires as Kerr Lodge Secretary on Election Night
Kerr Lodge A F and A M held election night. Fred Marr, secretary for over twelve years, declined re nomination and W J Hallett was elected secretary. An honorary life membership for Marr was proposed. New officers include W M Driff J Hart W M I Grafton J W A Carson Chaplain Rev Di Witten Treasurer H E Jorv Secretary W J Hallett and others with Meaford Webb R J Sprout J S Branter W J Merrick W J Sutherland Organist D M Stewart Tyler Jos Leighton Auditors T Beecroft and D M Stewart.
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Kerr Lodge
A. F
A. M
Fred Marr
W. J. Hallett
W. Bro
Marr
W. M.—Drif
J. Hart
F. T. Grafton
J. W
A. Jo Carson
di Witten
Treas
H. E. Jorv
J. Hallett
Meaford Webb
D. M. Stewart
Tyler
Jos.Leighton
T. Beecroft
Regimental and District Orders Parade May 27 1906
Regimental Orders from Lt Cal J B McPhee of the 35th Regiment announce a parade at Market Square Barrie on Sunday for a 1 30 p m march to attend Divine Service at Queen's Park. Veterans Association and Toronto Light Horse invited to form at the same hour and place. District Orders by Major J Smith call a 1 30 p m parade for May 27 with medals to be worn. Also note John Chariton MP of Lynedoch at the Queen's on Thursday.
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Barrie
Cal. J. B. McPhee
35Th. Regt
Market Sanare
Queen's Park
Veterans’ Association
Toronto
Light Horse
I . D. M. Grant
J . Smith
H. M
Army
Navy
Market Square
Pi. m. Sharp
Sanday
O Ordar W. Wetten
Local noted residents on vacation and transfers
Fred Jamiewin of New York is holidaying at his town home. Miss Grave Hewson of Toronto is home for vacation. W E Plummer and Ernest Johnson of Stratford are spending holidays here. Walter Warvika of the Bank of Toronto has been transferred to the Toronto head office. Mrs Craddock and Miss May Craddock of Woodstock are guests of Mrs R Sissbee. Gordon Colville leaves Monday for the Canadian Sea for a good position. Mrs McConnell and children of Atherley are visiting Rev and Mrs Washington. Mrs Jack Dymont is in Toronto before spending the summer at Manhattan Beach. Dr F J Hart learned Mrs Hart’s father is worse and left for Winnipeg. Rev Dean Bean went to Toronto for Gaelic League address by Dr Douglas Hyde. He conversed in Hibernian Gaelic with Dr Hed. Mr and Mrs J J Gibson returned to Toronto from a trip to Denver, Colorado Springs and Davenport and will occupy Sunnyfest on Ross Street. Ald Garden fell ill with a bad cold while traveling and is in St Joseph’s Hospital in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Davidson and Miss and Mr Fred Davidson arrived from Calgary en route to Penetang and praise prospects there.
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North Bay
West
Barrie
Toronto
Hamilton
John O'Neill
New Fles
Royal Victoria Hospital
Fieldhouse
Venpra
Wm- Andros
Andros
Beardsley
Fred Jamiewin
New York
Miss Grave-Hewson
W E Plummer
Ernest Johnson
Stratford
Walter Warvica
Banke of Toronto
Hend
Rae Mrs. Craddock
May ‘Crad[dock
Woodstock
N. B
R. Sissbee
Gordon Colville
McConnell
Atherley
Sask
Rev
Washington
Jack Dymont
Toront
Manhattan Beach
F. J. Hart
Dean Bean
Gaelic League
Davidson
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New _ Wall
Warren
Frank Jackson
DL HL Maclaren
Dunlop Street
Jas. Cheesman
Bradford and
Elizabeth Sts
Robertson’s Gore
Barrie Hotel
Simmons& Co. Furriers
Alex. Milner
Dunlop
Union Bank OF Canada
G. H. Balfour
Savings’ Bank Dept
W. D. Morton
Migele, Dyment & Son
Scranton
the Sarjeant Co
Mary Street
C. W.plaxton
BTC
Monet TO Loan
Barrie and
Elmvale
C. F
Wi. J. Scanlon
Palk
Roy M. Cotte
Truman Williama
College of Pharmacy
Bartie Music Store
Aronods
Newmarket
Penetang
Palk's
Ball Planing Mill Co
C. W. Park’s
D. L. Darroch
Telfer Bros
Collingwood
Dominion ‘Line
Examiner
Toronto Daily
Wilkinson's
S$. J. Fisher
Creemore
Market Mills
San_ Francisco
Grand Ovara House
Jet
Dalva Theatre
Shea
Hobly Bros
Johr’ McCaleman
J. G. Keenan
Aikens
W. Gray’s
Western Real Estate Exchange
J. N. Brown
John Lavender
Craighast
Anstering
Council Chamber
Architecta
Eustace G. Bird
Union Station
W. B. Scanlan
Lonie
Orillia News
R. Marshall
Dyment
J. G Brown
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Beye
Foreign Missions
Allenwood
W. C. Hunter Wall
Alleaphwne
Town and Carriage Works
Lada
Ramsay
B.C. L
Leonox
Dobson
Prst
Stewart
Cc. L
L.mcnabb
Vickers
GEO, Vickers
Charles Rogers
Spencer Industrials
Clarkson
Norton Caldwell
Crown Hill
Rogers
Caldwell
Radenhorst
Central Prison
Gdod
John Chariton
Lynedoch, Waa
Queen's On
Hunter Bros
A.coab
Pang Denai
Allian
Suita
TER Bros
HUN ‘Clothinns Buy
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