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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 29, 1924

Page

6

Community Notes From Alliston and Area

Deep sympathy is offered to Mrs. A Corbett on the death of her sister Mrs. Agar of Alliston. The band is called to Stayner May 24 and to Alliston July 1. Mrs. Murphy of Alliston visits daughter Mrs. Carruthers. Township Convention set for June 4 at Hall Ivy. Presbyterians plan quilting in June. Barrie Methodist youth present play Mother Mine May 28 to aid Sunday School. baseball practice resumes in the park. farming delayed by wet weather. Norman Coxworth traveled to Toronto. Rev T J and Mrs Dew visited Alliston. Mrs Rintoul presided at May 15 WMS meeting.

A. Corbett Agar Alliston Stayner Murphy G. Carruthers Ivy T. J Presbyterian Sunday School

Phelpston Notes Adelaine Keaney Visits and Local Games

In Phelpston May updates, Adelaine Keaney of Bradford and Muriel Donnelly of the R V Hospital Barrie visit relatives. Mel Marley visits home, and Mrs. Way of Tamworth stays with her parents. Francis Hayes returns from Chicago to see a ill brother Peter as locals reflect on games with Hillsdale, Victoria Day weather, and road conditions. The Elmvale fire prompts calls for better protection. fishing tales close the piece with trout lore.

Adelaine Keaney Bradford Muriel Donnelly R.V Barrie Mae Marley Mrs. Way Tamworth P. Keaney McMillan Toronto LeGace Francis Hayes Chicago Victoria Flos Elmvale Anton Mills

Central ORO Social Notes May Visit and Meetings

Mr and Mrs Holley Taylor and Miss Nellie Taylor of Toronto visited local friends over the holiday. Miss Hattie Walker’s Primary class enjoyed games indoors despite unsettled weather. The W M S met May 14 at Mrs J A Reid with twenty three present. Scripture from Mark chapter three led by Mrs Hugh Fletcher. Next meeting will be at Mrs A D Currie with topic by Mrs J W Walker.

Hugh Fletcher A. D. Currie J. W. Walker

Fool’s Role Seen Too Easy for Any Volunteer

The remark suggests the stance that taking another’s fool act is not worth the effort, labeling the role as trivially simple. It reflects a skepticism about delegating comic or derisive tasks to others.

Shanty Bay Notes and Holiday Visitors

Rev Henry Berry spent a day in the village. F Day and family and Miss Margaret Simpson visited from Midland. George Constable of Toronto stayed with Jno Sanderson. Menno Adams of Minden and Miss Reynolds were guests of the Adams family. Mrs Roy Partridge visited Stroud and returned home. Cottage owners attended the holiday gathering and a cemetery cleanup at St Thomas. Capel family from Owen Sound visited, with Donald remaining a week. Walter Park visited Stroud with his sister. Mrs Abe Jory of Crown Hill and Abner Ball hosted Sunday guests.

Henry Berry R. Day Jno Capel Donald J. B. Runnings Owen Sound Collegiate Owen Sound Henry Gilchrist Walter Park van Norman Stroud Abe Jory Crown Hill Abner Ball Roy Partridge

Lefroy Wedding Social Nears Churchill LCL Guests

A pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle McCullough after their wedding trip. The gathering included L.O.B.A. members, Churchill L.C.L. women, and neighbors with games a solo by J. H. Blackmore and the song Believe Me, With all Those Endearing Young Charms as part of the social.

Carlisle McCullough L.O.B.A Churchill L.C.L J. H. Blackmore

Bridegroom Thanked After Address And Shower Of Gifts

A wedding scene unfolds with Mrs. T. Donnelly reading an address and a shower of useful and pretty household articles. The groom offers a brief, polite reply of thanks before lunch is served.

Local Notes On Doctors, Homes, And Beef Ring

Dr Irvine Mc Master has bought a practice in Ethel near Palmerston. Edmund Smith, recovering from an operation in Barrie, is home and doing well. John Dobson intends to build a residence after purchasing land from Richard Bell. A beef ring started last week with Berthelotte selling beef and W Brooks of Barrie acting as butcher.

Irvine McMaster Ethel Palmerston Edmund Smith R.V.H Barrie John Dobson Richard Bell

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