Local Social Roundup At Miss Isabel Goodfellow’s Home
Fri night gatherings hosted by Miss Isabel Goodfellow with guests including Miss Olive Hunter and Miss Beat rice Irving. John Robertson and Irving Robertson visited Toronto and Aurora respectively, while Miss M Sutherland to host choir event. Stroud Presbyterian choir presented a fountain pen to Mrs Sharpe upon her departure with a warm farewell note from Mabel Warnica Isabel Goodfellow Hazel Jacks and Frankie Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Goodfellow
Olive Hunter
Beatrice Irving
John Robertson
Aurora
Irving Robertson
Toronto
Lilian
Marion Reid
W.mss
Presbyterian Church
M. Sutherland
Presbyterian Sunday School
Will Reid
Ward Goodfellow
Ivan Northwood
Fraser Sutherland
Frankie Robertson
Queen City
Stroud
Mabel Warnica
Hazel Jacks
Local social notes and visits across Barrie area
Miss Edna Mayes of Barrie visited for a few days. Miss Annie McClean of Toronto spent the weekend with Miss Tena Wendh. Many attended Bethesda and Ivy anniversary services. Miss Grace Nelson of Cookstown visited Miss Marjorie Coutts. Mrs G A Spencer returned to Beeton with Miss Mary Spencer. Mrs Geo Munro spent time with her ill father Mr Pratt in Minesing. Mr and Mrs Scott Sharpe and Mr and Mrs James Cunningham spent Sunday at Markdale. F E Webster bought a new Ford and E Smith a tractor. Chas Preston and Frank Keast returned from the West. Mrs Walker visiting relatives at Clover Hill. Nurse Webster returned after tonsil surgery in Cookstown hospital. Miss Jean Coutts of Toronto spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mayes
Barrie
Annie McClean
Toronto
Tena Wendh
Bethesda
Ivy
Grace Nelson
Cookstown
Marjorie Coutts
G. A. Spencer
Beeton
Mary Spencer
Geo. Munro
Mr. Pratt
Minesing
Scott Sharpe
James Cunningham
Markdale
F. E. Webster
E. Smith
Chas, Preston
Frank Keast
West
Walker
Clover Hill
Nurse Webster
Cookstown Hospital
Jean Coutts
Alliston and Ivy Playoff Baseball in Victoria Park
A 10 to 5 victory by Alliston over Ivy tied the three town standings with Barrie Alliston and Ivy. W M S met at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Somerville delivering a report of Allandale meetings. Ivy band played at Alliston fair. Reverend Mr Allin spoke on Canada and church work. Milton Broley ill with appendicitis in the West. Attendees marked anniversaries at Cookstown Utopia Union and Baxter Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Alliston
Ivy
Barrie
W.M.S
Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Cookstown
Mr. Allin
Secy.Treas
Canada
God
Milton Broley
Lefroy Notes From Oct 10 Lefroy Ontario Community Update
Mr and Mrs Sam Whiting visited Toronto while Fred Tebo and family saw friends in King City. Lloyd George banquet at Government House prompted London travel. Coal deliveries arrive as shortages persist. Rudolph Pulfer moved to Aurora, replaced temporarily by Barrie’s Flaherty. Lefroy Union Sunday School calls meeting for Oct 16 to elect officers. Teachers attend Barrie convention. Sylvia Barry and Miss Goss visit from Orillia Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Whiting
7Th Line
Toronto
Fred Tebo
King City
A. Kirkpatrick
Lloyd George
Government House
Rudolph Pulfer
C.N
Aurora
Flaherty
Barrie
Albert Kirkpatrick
Simcoe
Hydro
Lefroy
Harry Tebo
Orillia
Lefroy Union
Modeland
Sterling Bank
McDougall
Hawkestone
Miss Morrison
Miss Henderson
Sylvia Barry
Goss
Orillia Hospital
Local notes from Edgar area October activities
October 8 reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Besse of Edgar to Ed Harris home. Anniversary services held at Utopia. Mrs. Donnelly ill. Norman Dougherty visited Dalston. Ladies' Aid met Oct 3 at Mrs. Chas Harris. Olive Peacock weekend at Alliston. Bert Parr of Toronto visiting his ill mother Mrs. Donnelly. Local threshing nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Bert Parr
Toronto
Donnelly
Utopia Notes Spouse Visits and Church Anniversary
Mrs. Alex Stewart returns to Toronto after visiting her sister. Mrs. Buchanan of Barrie visits her daughter. Jas Brunskill visits his Cooksville home. Mrs. Leslie Tupling visits her parents. Gordon Ogilvie visits Mrs. Dempster. Union Church anniversary services draw large crowds with Rev. A. R. Sanderson presiding. Local residents host visitors from Hawkestone and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Stewart
Toronto
Edwin Smith
Buchanan
Barrie
Leslie Dobson
Jas. Brunskill
Cooksville
Leslie Tupling
Honeywood
M. M. Bell
Gordon Ogilvie
Scotland
W. J. Dempster
Union Church
Utopia
A. R. Sanderson
Cannington
Adams
J. M. Fellows
Billy
Hawkestone
M. M. Bell’s
Dennis
Miss Dennis
Harry Donovan
Local notices from Barrie area October events and visits
Mrs Ivan Keeley and daughter Jean and Miss Lima Keeley of Barrie visit the neighborhood. Bar ri e visitors include Mr and Mrs George Johnston and sons Hugh and Eric and Mr and Mrs J Young. Anniversary services at Union Church next Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm with Rev K McLean in charge. A fowl and meat supper on Monday evening Oct 15 with Barrie Allandale and local talent, admission 50c Children 25c. Rally Day set for Oct 28 and annual Sunday School concert on Dec 21. neighbors urged to keep date. Miss Lena Orchard home from Toronto last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Keeley
Jean
Lima Keeley
Barrie
George Johnston
Hugh
Eric
Aurora
MacRoberts
Toronto
C. Beelby
Union Church
K. McLean
Stayner
Allandale
Sunday School Board
Lena Orchard
Sunday Services in Methodist Church At Shanty Bay
Shanty Bay notes list Sunday services at 3 and 7 p.m. in the Methodist church with Rev. J.R. Patterson of Orillia in the afternoon and Rev. G. H. Knighton in the evening and Edgar choir in attendance.
Ambrose McKinnon Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Friends report Ambrose McKinnon is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at A V Hospital last Monday. Threshing continues in Angus Flats as residents note activities. Mrs. David McMacken of Toronto visited her son Walter and Irene Shaughnessy toured Vespra. Irene McCracken hosted Lois Hunter from Shelburne. Dr and Mrs West mourn the loss of their little daughter. Russell Adams attended Alliston Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose McKinnon
A.V. Hospital
David McMacken
Toronto
Walter
Lois Hunter
Shelburne
Irene McCracken
Russell Adams
Alliston Fair
West
Irene Shaughnessy
Vespra
Minesing Station Visitor List and Women’s Institute
Visitors for the week end included Miss W Pilkey and Marshall Pilkey of Newfields, Mrs W Gostick and son Arthur of MacTier, Miss Eva Tracy of Toronto, Mr and Mrs C Barrows and children of Washago, and N Tracy of Parry Sound. The Women's Institute met at Mrs E McLean’s home. Miss Ryne and daughter of Parry Sound visited B Tracy's last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pilkey
Marshall Pilkey
New Fles
W. Gostick
Arthur
Mac-Tier
Eva Tracy
Toronto
C. Barrows
Washago
N. Tracy
Parry Sound
Women's Institute
E. McLean
Ryne
B. Tracy
Social Visit Notes From Toronto Guests
Miss Lucy McWaters and Miss Mary Boland of Toronto visit Mr. and Mrs. D. McWaters. Miss Lavena McWaters and Gordon and Alex Mackie of Toronto drove in Saturday to spend Sunday with the McWaters family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy McWaters
Mary Boland
Toronto
D. McWaters
Lavena McWaters
Gordon
Alex. Mackie
Mrs. McWaters
Harvest Thanksgiving at St. Peter's Churchill
Parish of Innisfil announces harvest thanksgiving services next Sunday October 14 at St Peter's Anglican Church Churchill with services at 11 am and 7 pm. St Paul's choir will provide special music and the rector will preach at both services. No service at St Paul's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s
Churchill
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
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