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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

7

Wallpaper Sale at Flynn’s and social notes in Allandale

Local notices report a wallpaper sale at Flynn’s and a string of social visits and events in Allandale and district. Guests include Mrs. Morton Garratt in Hamilton, Mrs. John Cripps in Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Sims in Collingwood, and travellers from Toronto and Fort William. The Currie Cup curling match saw Collingwood defeat Allandale 16 to 14 in a deciding seventeenth end.

Flynn’s Morton Garratt Hamilton John Cripps Angus Allandale A. Sims Collingwood Fred Stacey Penetang Midland Grace Doris Simmons Baer R. J. C. Nichols Victoria Harbor Wm. Boone Fort William Eli Siigley Essa Street Quebec A. R. Walker R. Dawson Wm. Cunliffe Mary Isabel Toronto St. George’s Church Girls’ Auxiliary Lillian Godden G. Brunton Redd Roy Melville Alliston Stephen Garside Allandale Trundlers A. Welch W. B. Webb BE. Shear J. LeGear S. Garside F. H. Nettleton J. Leinster C. L. Currie

Death of Angus McLennan in Allandale

Angus McLennan died at the R V Hospital after a brief illness. He worked 46 years for the G T R as foreman in the Bridge and Building Dept. Survived by brother Kenneth and three sisters Nita, Lizzie, Minnie. Funeral Sunday at Allandale Presbyterian Church under Masonic auspices with public service at 1 30 and interment in Union Cemetery.

Allandale Angus McLennan R. V. Hospital McLennan Kenneth McLennan G.T.R Nita Lizzie Minnie Allandale Presbyterian Church Huntsville Masonic Lodge Union Cemetery

Baby Show at the Barrie Fair Judge

Dr Bell of the Provincial Health Dept will judge the Baby Show at Barrie Fair next Tuesday. Entry is free and open to all with no membership required.

Dr. Bell Provincial Health Dept Barrie

Farm hand pleads guilty to stealing from Allandale YMCA

Albert Richmond, a farm labourer, admitted thefts from the Railway Y M C A in Allandale. Police recovered most items including razors hats shirts tools watch and a mouth organ. a suit found too large was traded in Toronto. Richmond had worked at nearby farms and stayed weekends at the Y M C A.

Y.M.C.A Allandale Albert Richmond Jeffs Richmond Rayner Toronto Innisfil

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Johnson

Notice is given under RS 0 1924 to creditors and others with claims against the estate of Thomas Johnson late of Barrie Ontario who died about August 12 1922. Claims must be sent or delivered by October 10 1922 with full names addresses and statement of claims and security. Executors to distribute assets after that date with notice only to claims received by then. Stewart & Stewart Barrie solicitors for the executors dated Barrie September 7 1922.

Thomas Johnson Barrie

Barrie Big Fair Opens Next Week with Harness Races

Barrie’s Big Fair returns for a three day exhibition starting Monday September 18 with exhibits set up on opening day and public days September 19 and 20. Features include harness racing stock shows baby show judging grand concert and a Barrie Citizens Band performance with prize money 75 50 and 25 for top harness horses.

Barrie Barrie Citizens’ Band

Star Radio Car Arrives At Barrie Big Fair

The Star radio car tours fall fairs, debuting at Oshawa and visiting Barrie for two days of free concerts from two to six and seven to eight. It showcases wireless telephone progress with a five hour program including music news sports weather and special features.

Star Radio Oshawa Fair Thomases Barrie Fair

William Kell Obituary Notices a Respected Innisfil Resident

William Kell died on Tuesday September 12 at his Innisfil farm age 72 formerly of Barrie where he ran a grist mill before retiring to farming He was born in Scott township He is survived by his wife a son Chas Kell of Barrie a daughter Mrs Albert Bowman of Barrie A second daughter Mrs C Minnikin predeceased him in North Bay Funeral held this afternoon at Barrie Union Cemetery

Innisfil William Kell Kell Barrie Scott Township Chas, Kell Albert

Death of Mrs. Alice Gordon at Thornton at 56

Alice Gordon wife of Samuel Gordon former Ves pra and Stayner resident died in Thornton on Tuesday September 5 aged 56. She leaves a husband a sister Mrs Geo Dowd a brother Robt Gilroy and half brother Frank Ayerst with no children. Interment was in Thornton union cemetery after a service at her late home.

Thornton Alice Gilroy Samuel Gordon Vespra Stayner

Mrs Arnold Funeral Held in Guelph

The funeral of Mrs. J. T. Arnold was held Monday from A McNiven's parlors on Douglas Street to Guelph Cemetery. Rev. Geo. A. Little of Chalmers' Church conducted the service. Pallbearers included three Whiteside brothers Joesph T. A. Whiteside and R. H. Whiteside plus J A Arnold Geo Arnold and Fred Arnold. Relatives from Barrie Alliston and other places attended.

The Guelph Mercury J. T. Arnold A.mcniven Douglas Street Guelph Geo. A. Little Chalmers’ Church Jos. Whiteside T. A. Whiteside Alliston R. H. Whiteside Toronto J. A. Arnold Geo. Arnold Stroud Fred Arnold Ivy Barrie

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USA Bank of Toronto A. W. Smith Elizabeth Street C. W. Flynn Johnston & Warren Mrs Belle Ewart A. Kirkpatrick Lefroy Corinthian Kerr Masonic Temple Owen St Essa St Flynn's Vickers Barrie Gas CO Canada Stephens Agency Parker’s Dye Works
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