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11 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
1
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The Midland hosted a regional boys conference on Oct 4 5 6 with 175 attendees from Barrie Orillia and Collingwood. Barrie contributed 28 delegates and several motorists ferried participants while leaders and youths held a Friday welcome supper meetings at the Y.M.C.A. and Methodist Church.
Community notices for Barrie list chicken suppers concerts and dances in Union Church Crown Hill Shanty Bay and Guthrie Church plus anniversaries at Burton Ave Methodist and Central Methodist. Wales Male Choir visit Opera House Oct 13 with Royal Chef theatre Oct 16 17 and proceeds for school activities.
Orillia Masonic Lodge No. 192 hosted Kerr Lodge Barrie members on Past Masters Night with 84 visitors. The evening featured a first degree exemplification, a full musical recital led by Harry Barron, supper for about 200 by YMC A Ladies' Auxiliary, toasts to Grand Lodge and visiting brethren, and songs by Geo Thomson and Dr W C Gilchrist.
Miss Laycock Victorian Order Nurse spoke to Barrie Kiwanis last Friday, detailing the Order founded in 1897 to provide public health nursing across Canada. The talk outlined the Order’s authority, activities, reach, and its goal of service and efficiency in family and community health.
A King George School playground injury prompts a claim for hospital and medical expenses totaling $62. The board also considers raises and staffing requests, notes revised attendance and seats at B C I and Prince of Wales, and passes multiple committee payments.
In Coldwater Monday night unknown thieves entered Manning Hardware Co through a rear door and stole silverware cut glass rifles ammunition and a number of comforts. A phonograph was found at the door with fingerprints aiding identification. Authorities suspect outside professionals fled by car. The burglary was discovered by Ross Manning the next morning and provincial police were alerted.
Trinity Church held Harvest Thanksgiving services on Sunday with large congregations in both morning and evening. The Chancel Guild decorated the church with grain fruit and flowers. The Girl Guides led a church parade and the Sunday School Rally Day featured an orchestra led by Boyd Sylvester. Prizes for attendance and catechism were given by Superintendent D J Reburn. The Rev Canon James of the Church of the Redeemer Toronto preached and addressed the Sunday School.
Morning report notes a thorough investigation into a theft with the value of the stolen goods totaling $2000.
Wm Cameron Kester publisher of the Elmira Signet writes glowingly of Barrie and its region after a motor trip from Orangeville. He describes the Prince of Wales Highway, northland hills and Simcoe County scenery, culminating with Barrie and Kempenfeldt Bay views and the Northern Division rail centre at Allandale.
The Epworth League marks its 34th year with services led by Rev. Dr. Burns of Toronto at Elizabeth Street Methodist Church. A banquet for charter and current members followed, with about 150 attendees including Rev. and Mrs. Wellwood and Mr. Armstrong.
Advertisement announces Sarjeant King plaid-back Burberry coats for girls and misses priced at 10 11 50 and 13 50 with a focus on affordable outerwear options.
Grand Jury criticized conditions at the House of Refuge and a Beeton inspection found inmates crowded with five to six per room. Warden Eplett and others noted staff strain, Swan's ill health, and a need for more help and improvements. Jardine temporarily placed in charge amid staff shortages.
County Engineer Campbell reports favorable progress on county roads. Two bridges over the North River near Uhthoff station on the C P R and between concessions 5 and 6 opposite lot 24 are complete. Two more bridges are under construction on con 4 Essa near Elmgrove. Ridge Road culvert work and widening from 14 to 28 feet aim to finish this week. Iron culvert chosen to avoid long closure. Construction gangs operate east of Alliston and north of Fergusonvale.
The Trinity Dramatic Club stages Mechanical Jane on October 18 and 19 featuring Miss Priscilla Robins Miss M Payne Miss Edith Creswicke and Miss Helen Palling in the mechanical servant role followed by the two act comedy Mr. Bob with cast including Miss Helen Palling Miss Rebecca Brown Mrs Sanderson Miss M Little Mrs H M Dyment Miss Freyda Bird and Miss Edith Creswicke Tickets are sold at Scott's bookstore and Sutcliffe's dry goods. 40 42 cents. W. J. Cole Esso Station reports a second raspberry crop this year. St Andrew's Lodge Toronto visits Corinthian Lodge No 96 A F and A M on Thursday evening for Past Masters Night with second degree work.
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