Local notices recount weddings and travels in Barrie
The clipping lists residents visiting Detroit and Kn yck, a Bradford bride from Partridge Sibbald, and local events. It notes church anniversaries at Barton Avenue, a blunt update on Miss Hepburn, and a Literary Club. Also mentioned are the C P R strike settlement, and a good citizen Neil Wilkinson passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partridge
Sibbald
Thomas Sibbald
Bradford St
Mabel
Edward H. Partridge
Collingwood
Walter Partridge
Barrie
Aitkenhead
Elsie Biglow
League and Bible
Elizabeth St
Neil Wilkinson
Orp
Guthrie Woman Is Claimed By Illness After Long Sickness
Mrs. David Brown of Guthrie died peacefully at home on Oct 2 after more than a year of illness. Born a Young in Markham, she married David Brown in 1885 and became a devoted Guthrie Presbyterian. Survived by a husband and three daughters, with brothers William and John Young attending the funeral. Services led by Rev Dr AlcLeod due to N Campbell's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland St
G. T. R. Mechanical Department
Suns of Scotland
Chocen Friends
Presbyterian Church
Wilkinson
Dundas
Ost
Barrie
G.T.R
Dr. Wells
Misa Jemsie
David
Jobo Dougall
Vina Wilkinson
Mary Wilkinson
Archie
William
West
David Brown
Guthrie
William Young
Agincourt
John Young
Markham
N. Campbell
AlcLeod
Vespra and Flos Plow Association Plans Annual Match
Management committee met on October 2 to finalize arrangements for the annual match set for October 29 on the farm of Hickling and A Coughlin. All members were present. Collectors named: E Allsopp, W Dickey, A Hickling, A Wattie, C Hickling, R Stranaghan, J McDermott, J Graham, J Middleton, A Coughlin, A Priest, A Spiers, R Graham, A Standen, W McCollough. Directors listed: J Maw, D Lavery, W McCollough. On stable: E Mulroy, S Lavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespra
Flos Plowmen
Shipping season opens as potato trade begins in town
Oct 6 marked the start of the potato shipping season with last week’s activity. Mr. Cleghorn of Toronto sent a car this week and T Foster of Angus plans another car at a price of five dollars per bag. Anniversary services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Crockett of Stroud delivering the sermon and addressing the Sunday School on water’s uses and its spiritual symbolism. Mrs. Botham and her Barrie-born father-in-law visited Mrs. Levi Smith this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleghorn
Toronto
T. Foster
Angus
Methodist
Greafield notes and marriages and church events
In Grenfel and area residents attend anniversaries, teachers attend a Barrie convention, and several local weddings occur. W. Scott’s hospital progress. Mrs. Hockridge visits her mother. Mr. Finlay Hockens marries Nellie Hart. Utopia anniversary services and Elmvale Fair are mentioned with small community anecdotes including a sleeping child at Rally Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rusk
Allandale
J. Hockridge
W. Scott
Utopia
Barrie
Greafel
Elmvale
Finlay Hockens
Brer
Nellie Hart
Gregfel
Charlie Hunt
Allieton
Rae
W. Howard
Town Council Minutes Show Debates On Finances And Repairs
The town council session opened with an unscripted exchange between the mayor and Reeve Coffey over alleged crookedness. Finances drew attention as overdraft warnings and several committee expenses were reviewed, with a motion for more cement crossings and repairs debated. Multiple resolutions were listed, including snow removal, fire hall repairs, and a $100 payment to the Agricultural Society, before adjournment at 9:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Coffer
Coffey
Bennett
Beardsley
Reeve Garden
Board of Works
Ald. Evans
Board of Health
Jackson —Bothwell
Toronto West
Brampton
Berlin
Waterloo
Galt
Barrie
Jackson
Board of Worms
Stapleton—Beardsley
W. Freek
Little
Evana
Firman
Barton Ave
Evans
Ward Liz
Gardeo—Beardelay
Agricultural Society
Garrett
Great Evangelists Visit Orillia Revival Draws 3000
About 150 Barrie residents chartered a special train Tuesday evening to Orillia where a notable revival is underway. Led by Rev. Dr. Chapman of New York and Mr. Charles Alexander, the movement is supported by pastors of all Protestant denominations in town. The Roller Rink hosted an unprecedented crowd, with an estimated 3,000 attendees, as enthusiastic invitations were extended by the evangelists and their associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Orillla
Chapman
New York
Chas. Alexander
Torrey
Moody and Sankey visit Barrie for evening service
Barrie will host Moody and Sankey in a single afternoon service next Monday October 12 at 8 o clock in the Opera House. The event is billed as essential for the town, with crowds expected to fill the largest building to hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Opera House
Moody & Sankey
Ill considered insurance question in Lougheed versus Collingwood Shipbuilding
The case concerns damages for the loss of an eye due to a defective steam hammer at Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. The trial awarded $1,500 plus costs to the plaintiff, but on appeal the Court of Appeal upheld the divisional court, ruling the insurer question improper and ordering a new trial with costs to the plaintiff. The plaintiff appeals again without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lougheed
Collingword Shipbuilding Co
Barrie
Justice Mabee
Shipbuilding Co
Insurance Co
Insurance.Co
Court of Appeal
H. Creswicke
E.C
J. Birsie
K. C
Provincial Convention of W C T U in Barrie dates noted
Important dates to keep in mind in Novard 4th and 4th Sth. The Provincial Convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will take place in Barrie on those dates. Among the prominent speakers expected are Mrs Thornley of London Prov Vice President Mrs Gordon Wright Dominion President and Mrs Barney the World's Prison Evangelist. Further details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novard
4Th
Sth
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Barrie
Thornley
London
Gordon Wright
Dominion
Barney
Farm stock and implements go under hammer in Sunnidale listings
Oct 13 at lot 10 Sunnidale Ezra Speck will sell stock and implements as he gives up farming. Sale 1 pm. Oct 14 at lot 25 con 2 Sunnidale Robert Legate will sell stock and implements without reserve at 1 pm. Oct 15 Jo a Incis Int 22 lonisfil will sell farm stock and implements without reserve. Sale at paw. Oct 21 H E Tack Int 29 cop 1 Vespra will sell without reserve at 1 pm. Auctioneer W A McConkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnidale
Ezra Speck
W. A. McConkey
Con
Robert Legate
Incis
Lonisfil
W A. McConkey
H. E. Tack
Vespra
Implementa
W. A. McConter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank of Toronto
Barrie and Allandale
H. B. Henwoop
B. D. O'Neill
Queen’s Hotel
Dunlop Street
Patterson
A. B. Thomas
T.R. Staton
J. Maxwell
Dunlop ST. Barrie
Dpyominion
Steamahwit
Ewrean Montreal Hull
Dunlop
Ammothh
Ellen Findlay
Arrowhead
B.C
Midhurst
Tad
Mia
Ardagn
J. S.duff
Agriculturiata
Simucoe County
J. S. Duff
West Simcoe
Nelson Mosteith
Alex. Brunton
Manitova
Mra
Geo. Cummings
Detroit
Heintzman & Co
Mra. J. Constable
Knyck
Miss Newly
Bradford
Walter Lawr
Grand Forza
Montana
McConkey
Stroud
Holland Landing
Meredith
Miss M. Willmott
Friesda
Mrs. Ambach
Portland
Maine
J. Constable
Laura Cline
Midland
Miss Piggott
Harley Whitebread
Dr. Evans
Barton Avenue School
Geo. Vickers
Barton Avenue Methodist Church
W Dean
Rachael Burke
Baok
John Neill
Londonderry
Ireland
C. P. R. Mechanics
Barrie Cricket Club
Owen St
Harry Wyles
F. Harrison
Treas
Mineslng
Grenfel
Collier St
Stanfield
Canada
St. Louis
Fortiend
Jamestown
Department of Railways and Canals
Trent Canal
Ontario
TrentGan
Woks
Coif Seikon No
Prostan
Balwaye On
Canale
Howe
United States
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!