Collingwood Exhibition Observed by Local Residents
Somber mood at Bunnidale Corners as residents recall the Collingwood Exhibition. Olivia Daley of Toronto stayed with Laura McMurray and Wanley with Fred Rose in Coldwater. Mrs Wingies returned from three weeks visiting Blenheim, Toronto, and Thorah. Liberal Picnic at Jackson's Point drew many locals. Mrs W. Robert and guest spent time with friends in Allen. Thos Hamilton of Barrie, recovering from blood poisoning, returned home. Mrs Corbitt of Toronto renewed acquaintances. Annie Bebultz of Toronto holidaying with her aunt. Leora Carratt visited Fatts. J Davin of Allandale and Jennia Reynolds visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwood
Mies
Olivia Daley
Toronto
Laura McMurray
Thos. Wingies
Blenheim
Thorankluite
Jackson's Point
Ett
W. Robert
Allen Mre
Thos. Hamilton
Barrie
Mrn
Corbitt
Annie Bebultz
Leora Carratt
Fatts
Sanday
PSA Travel Offer for October to November Excursion Tickets
The notice advertises return excursion tickets at a single fare from October 6 to November 3 with routes including Georgian Bay Port Arther Co and Muskoka Lake District. It lists destinations in Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Newfoundland with various ports and depots. Full information available from A. MacNABS, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polate
Lindway
Ae ‘Darton
Sharb
Sik
Local Social Notes From Barrie and Area
Sept. 28 reports show Edna Roe of Barrie visiting aunt Mrs. Richardson. Miss Evelyn Vickers and daughter visited Miss Maggie Gilchrist. Mrs. J Park and George Banks arrived to see her daughter Mrs. Alex McNabb. Mr. and Mrs. D Davidson of Brentswood visited R. Davidson. Lizzie Monteith has returned after appendicitis surgery at Barrie hospital. University services conducted. McDermid of St. Shaeeh near $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Roe of
Barrie
Irs
R. G. Richardson
Vickers
Evelyn
Maggie Gilchrist
Fall harvests and hospital cam rise from town notices
Fall returns from the Day delayed until Saturday. A large cam for the hospital is seen by town residents. The Bnest leaves from Ces plantations are packed for preservation and sale. The B.C.L has formed a football team led by Honorary President Sir James R. Gowan and President C. A. McKay with officers and committee members listed. A man named Curry was arrested by Chief King for attempting to cheat Clarkson Hoos of a meal price, claiming he had a lot of id would for free board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
B.C.L
Janen R. Gowan
C.A. McKay
A. Morrison
Yoong
Mai Hla. Halbert
R. Joot
F. Maxwell
R. West
R. Whin
W. McLarty
F. Cunningham
Curry
Nnlenpeny
King
Cba
Clarkson Hoos
May Find Josons Ride on Somie Railway May Unite Family
Queen Alexandra rides the White City scenic railway in London may help reunite Thomas Fletcher of Cleveland Ohio with his long lost son, a 30 year old man who married against his father’s wishes ten years ago. Mr Fletcher Jr and his wife disappeared, sightings stir hope England may hide the son. Mr Bostock and Hilliard at Empresa Hall organize notices. Pinkerton detectives aid the search with about fourteen responses so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joson
Queen Alexandra
White City
London
Thomas Fletcher
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Fletcher, Jr
Eng
Fletcher
Bostock
Ead's Court
Boetook
Ieee
Bar's Court
Earl's Court
H. Hilliard
Empresa Hall
Mr. Bostock
Mr. Fletcher
Pinkerton
England
Two Men Who Punched the King's Head in Royal Slapstick
The article recalls Attrill, aged 70, once struck by the Prince of Wales during a building project at Osborne Cottage. Queen Victoria rebuked the prince and granted Attrill a post, leaving him bald. A second veteran, Sergt John Paton, recalls warder duties at New South Wales and a boast about striking a youth who turned out to be the king, now monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attrill
Osborne Cottage
Prince of Wales
Attaim
Queen Victoria
Matrimonial Romance Influences Charity Will Inheritance
Details emerge of a planned marriage to a baronet in exchange for £25,000 to be settled, including £5,000 to a matrimonial agent. The baronet proposed after a chance remark by the wealthy English widow about remarriage. An anonymous letter exposed the scheme, leading her to cancel the match and leave nearly £290,000 to charities.
Weeping servants and weddings in the era
A collage of humorous excerpts and wedding notices from old newspapers. It includes a waiter’s quip about a bride’s departure, a servant lament over a borrowed sixty cents, and a series of wedding announcements from local families with names like Cockburn Miller Philpot Money Carter Hodgins and Elsmere. The page also urges timely delivery notices for The Examiner and mentions customary wedding column humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Remarkable Confessorial Tale Under Justice Warrington
A anecdotal court tale recalls Mr Justice Warrington presiding as a young lawyer conducts a cross examination. The Tristanan witness admits limited memory and responds he has read hair on his neck, prompting a small moment of humor in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Warrington
Jinglish
Thor
Pat
Relic Hunting Vandals Damage Hertfordshire Church Tower
Visitors during the summer badly damaged an ancient church tower in Hertfordshire long noted for its moulding. Portions of the artefact were chipped and removed, and the head of a carved figure beside a doorway was burned and broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thandridge Ohd
Hertforishir
Big
Innisfil Council Records Of October Meeting
All council members attended the regular session chaired by the Reeve. Accounts were presented and approved for payment to numerous individuals and firms for graveling, fencing, posts, culverts, bridge work, graders, burning brush, postage, and other municipal services. The meeting adjourned to Monday October athlete R J Mit, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfil
Frank Beltry
M. Hillagt
Gravel
J. W. Parke
Weet Gwillimbury
Hugh Gibson
Tannahill Sturgeon
Wm. Rogerson
4Th Side Road
R. BI. McConkey
Geo. Quantz
Gilling
Ene
Thos
Shepperd
Tollendal
Pedwell and Son
Andrey Seatehent
Peter Spring
John Troves
John
Wice
Glerk
Tisear
Bmcconkey
Union
Eser
Wm. Latimer
G. T
Re. Vine
J.D. McDougt
Dist
Wiving
Notier
Intate Vine
Evale
RJ. Mit
Cle
Hospital reports rise in injuries and operations last year
Reports from the Hospital show an increase in cases over the previous year with 373 total, including 28 patients currently admitted. Many are recovering from operations, and two cases are noted as typhoid fever-related with no recent cases reported.
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FT. A. Ator WO & Cherrgal CO
Mre, Tomero
Formarty Mage
D. Cameron
Shanty Bay
Bunnidale Corners
Tie
Master Wanley
Fred Rose
Coldwater
Wba
Actin Uec
Muscat
ByavEn
Tore Lorgwureell
The
Sarjeant Co. Limnites SK Omce
Dunlop
LEM Bros
Barrie Laundry
PSA
Coaland
Scott
Eden Vale
W. C. Andrew
Stee
Bayfield Street
Alte Hons Street
John Bites
Watt
Evra
Toa
Dees
Peanvita Stan
Leetia Indy
Pheassa
Catholic Standard and Times
George
Detroit Tribune
Cockburn
Bally
B. Cockburn
Earley
Willing Evrney
Miller
Lester E. Miller
Philpot
Minosing
Poupot
Money—Carter
Manne, Abgas
Rd. Sturgeon
Pearl M. Carter
Angus
George Money Offenfel
McQuay
Hodgins
Manne, Angus
B. J. Sturgeon
John Hodgins
Suonidaie Township
John W. McQuay
Ellsmere
Craighoeston 8
Mre
John Elle
Addreen Central Business College
Yonge Stinet
W. H. Shaw
C.c. A. la Grace
Miss Hunt
GEO. Vickers
Margaret Mayfield
Stella Brown
A. Q. Scammon
Grand Opera House
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