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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
5
A vintage advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as a universal remedy for families. It claims effectiveness for pains, cuts, sprains, and bowel complaints, urging readers to avoid substitutes and seek Perry Davis' product in 2 and 50 cent sizes.
Miss Mitchell of Dundalk and others visit neighbors while a memorial for Eddie Maneer is held. Mrs. Maneer and relatives attend. Police return to Toronto and a town event, the Open Division, is praised. A death notice from Winnipeg News Bulletin reports J. E. Maneer, 23, formerly of Calgairie and Fox Warren, died at John Gibson’s residence.
On Friday October 1 Robert Dicke will hold an unreserved sale of farm stock and implements on South half Lot 17 7th Con Innisfil. Sale at 1 p.m. W D McConkey is auctioneer. Ad also promotes The D and L Emulsion dietary supplement.
Oct lst Miss P Vice returns from Barrie and Thornton. Victor Tracy and family move to Minesing for GT.R. work. P Gannon building a house for Samuel Hall. Mrs T Brubey to Stayner Fair as judge on ladies work. Martin Moore in Barrie renewing acquaintances. James Shepard ships a fine car load of hogs to Collingwood. Brumby and Starks visit Minesing. Shipping wood and lumber growth hampered by railcar shortages. Shields Lavery acetylene plant shows good light, savings unknown. D C McIntosh returns to McMaster Hall after summer shore work. Dr Murphy visits Nelson, B C. Dr Sinclair covers practice in Tilsonburg. O Neill returns from North-West with mixed impressions. Blainard and Reynolds also back, unhappy with wet cold, turn back from intended trip, glad to be back in Flos.
By-Law to extend and improve the Swaley Creek drainage outlet in Weepra Vespra. Reports by Maurice Gaviller for new outlet, assessment of lands and roads, and plan for financing $700 via debentures over ten years at 4 percent. Published notice for court hearing October 4 and quash applications deadline.
Wm Warner Belfry, one of the township’s oldest inhabitants, died in Churchill on August 21. Born in Markham over 81 years ago, he moved with his family to East Gwillimbury and then North Gwillimbury in 1845. He married Rebecca Ann Payson in 1844, served as militia captain from 1845 to 1855, and later moved to Innifil in 1877 where he spent his final years. Surviving sons are James, Holland, and William. Belfry, a lifelong Reformer and Globe reader, was a Methodist respected by all who knew him.
Oct 1 Shanty Bay notes Miss Millie Hart visits Muskoka Miss Malcolm of Cartwright calls on Shanty Bay friends Dr H R T Ross of Ladysmith Mich travels with late partner Dr F Walker remains to Toronto Guests Mr and Mrs James Fillingham Michigan visit Manor Farm Ms Swain of Durham Co and Oro Station crowd attend the Fox Supper with Oro Station reporting a successful event
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