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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 26, 1922

Page

4

Midland joins Toronto Globe ad plan for towns at 275 dollars

Midland enters the Globe advertising scheme with a 275 dollar cost. Barrie Council rejected a similar proposal. Industrial classes run this season under the Midland Board of Education. Dr Connolly of Collingwood fined 50 dollars for liquor sales without a license. Dr McDonald of Penetang faced 200 dollars for the same offence. R H Skinner, longtime Midland merchant, has made an assignment.

Midland Toronto Globe Barrie Council Midland Board of Education Connolly Collingwood McDonald Penetang R. H. Skinner

Local Notes and Social Roundup

Mrs. W H Hatton visits Toronto with daughter Mrs Davis. Anniversaries marked at Braden's and Holly with services Oct 29 led by Rev James Rollins of Peterborough. Mr and Mrs Somerville of Kingston visit. Elsie Speers weekends with Holly and Teeswater friends. David Jennett injury at Hatton farm. apples and potatoes season. Clarence Allen recovering from hand injury. Mrs Samuel Todd visits Lefroy. Wilda Martin with Mrs J Cowan. Miss Wilda Martin with Mrs Leonard.

W. H. Hatton Davis Toronto Braden’s Holly Somerville Kingston Elsie Speers McKague Teeswater Presbyterian Church James Rollins Peterboro David Jennett Clarence Allen Samuel Todd of Lefroy J. Cowan Wilda Martin W. J. Leonard

Sky Pilot talk noted at League meeting

Oct 17 at League meeting Mr Knighton spoke on The Sky Pilot drawing attention to the topic. Anniversaries were observed at Midhurst Sunday evening and several local residents attended. Social evening planned at Mr Knighton’s home on Oct 19. Barrie Dumbell Revue of 1922 shown in Barrie Monday evening.

League Knighton Sky Pilot Midhurst Miss McBride Duntroon Dalston Lowe Barrie Rex Watson Erland Watson Dumbell

Anniversary services well attended with notable donations

Oct 18 report shows services last Sunday drew a large crowd and a $153 collection. Various visitors stayed with local families including Miss Drucilla Poucher from Midhurst and Mrs Dyson from Toronto. The week features daily visits, a Monday concert brief, and farm work as corn-cutting and potato-picking dominate the vicinity.

Drucilla Poucher Midhurst Arthur Dyer P. C. Bullen Chas. Pritchard Toronto Glandfield A. Quantz Levi Srigley

Local residents enjoy weekend visits across Ontario

Oct. 17. Mrs. Wm. Sharpe and Mrs. McAlpine visit London to stay with McAlpine's parents. Elmer Mayes of Bradford visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mayes. Mr. and Mrs. John Trombley visit friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sharpe and Miss Bessie Cunningham motor to Markdale for the weekend.

Wm. Sharpe McAlpine London Elmer Mayes Bradford John Mayes John Trombley Toronto Scott Sharpe Bessie Cunningham Markdale

Choir Outing to Midhurst and Fire Sufferers Meeting

Edgar notes that the choir visited Midhurst for a Sunday service and John Patterson has returned from a trip to the West. Miss Cockburn offers her home for a Women’s Institute special meeting to aid North fire sufferers on Wednesday afternoon October 27.

Midhurst John Patterson Miss. Cockburn Women’s Institute

Farmer Finds Big Roll of Bills in Mice Nest

Alliston Herald reports Clifton Kell found a roll of bank notes under hay while foraging clover. Undamaged bills totaled 35 dollars with more torn, suggesting theft by mice. No local losses were reported and the origin remains a mystery. Midland Council approved 250 dollars for fire protection. The Swales home near Elliott's Corners burned Oct 12, destroying furniture and clothing.

Alliston Clifton Kell Kell Baptise Swales Elliott’s Corners Tay Tp

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