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"';.;;%V popular EQIIIU I5 D at V W U V "_'Bl "'J "' The action of Sec. Beaten in ordering the Barrie-Culliugwood tie to be played 01!` in the latter townie" fan a par w1th*hi'a action um year in gem ailing` Barrie so lay. o' inf The Berlin withtl1e- utter club.-` ome tam offered the Collingwood p69 13 liberal con- cemona to play `the match 0 von.neu_tral ice. rwhvjopuld not,theae~?`t`wo day of in Toroulbc at d_ld%ih-_Quel:ph ind Ngwmuket .;`.-'k- ' , . _ .|.v|vuy\ clubs I A D%AVlD K St. James Churh, I a hockey club. A b journeyed to Thorn-' ski to the tune of 5 to 4. :[;nst. , Penetanguishene Q Elmvale Hockoyistg rNot_;es, '. .0olta defeated Bea- THE INTERESTS, or BARRIE. nu: COUNTY or smcot AM) THE boM1NIoN or CANADA om: CRITERION. BARIEE. COUNTY OFVSIMCOET, ONTARIO,` FEBRUARY 10. 1393. Stnra. THE LATEST LUUAL HA`.PPENINGS. A VERY INTERESTING CHAPTER OF LOCAL HISTORY. A Series of Short and Newsy Paragraphs Carefully Prepared for the Benet of Our Many Readers. lE'Dr. Ma.cLaren removed his dental oces to the Ross block. a'Ba.rgain Day at rd &.Co. s., Bank- rupt Stock on Friday 11 . , tI1.L-___.___.l_.. n.'-_.: -L A..L:a.....4...... Q-Irv -..v~-v-- -_ - -_.__. -fI`he Waterworl;s`}-3:a:r ot Arbitrators begin their next session next Tuesday at 11.30. ans -:-Eire. Gowan will kindly accept the} thanks-o_f Tm: ADVANCE for a. basketful of 1 good eatmg apples. ` `I'I,,, 'I'\____ `I7|____A ____`|___j -ilvtn vw -`... -rr---. --La.st Sunday Rev. Dean Egan conclud- the reading of the ' Pope s encyclical letter I 'onA'the_ school question. V u 2 _4.-.,- _--_.1- 1..-..-` -A large party -of young people from! Shroud enjoyed themselves at Mr. and Mrs. ` H H. Otton s, McDonald 812., on Wednes- day night: of last week. __ .__:n ..-___-4. LI.-- `D-.. ('1 W-J--v$/i;; vc-iti;eus'u:i'll_regret that Rev. C. 1 H. and Mrs. Tucker, of Christ Church, pur- pose leaving town next Easter. They will probably return to the United States. _.-_.nu, ,,-_ ,_s1I L- ..2---_ - . _--:..I 'l).........V2.. If-..-.--.-.., -_-..-_. -_ -.. -__- - 'There `will be given auspecial Bargain I Dav in all linos'of DA 3. Men's Furn- ishings and Boots. "063 on Friday, Feb. 1lth,V at, Ho td- ` Co. a Bankrupt Stock. - `deceased. V 4 Ivvvvuou -Mre. Elder. an inmate of the Ardegh Memorial Home, died on Fridav at the age of 86 years. She ' came from Collingwood seventeen years ago. Mr. vWilliam Elder, a. gardener near Collingwood, is a. son of the ...%x .. . Q ....._ I-vvvu-pvuov t$Furs in Uoa.ta,v . Robes and Mitts, l canbe had very low ing om-_February sale. now going on. - `mono & Co. -I-s_,,__._ .11-: ..___1.I-_l__` -21 to the Union` Cemetery. ' - 32.1.`: '13;....:;.:*".e1;;.'1"..;(a;w,, of heart disease on Thursday morning, 3rd inet.. in his fortf-fth ear. .B.8 leaves a wife and two chi reu, alter and Maggie. The funeral took place `on Friday afternoon ',_.,,.. II? 11 vuv nu -.-- v- -141`. Menzies of `Accountants W. H. 1 Uroee e oice, Toronto. and Mr. Thoe. Bee- oroft, of McKeggie e Bank, have been busy for ten days auditing the town accounts. Their re 01': will be presented at next regn is: meeting of the Council. ' ' . ` um- _-- __.. g. _.-.1 1:_:.1. IIID ollvvuonna v- v-- cw---._-_. -The eermon To young Men and Maid- ens last Sunday evenin by Rev. Mr. `Hud- uonin Elizabeth St ,' c arch, will be tol- "lowed by an address on How to `succeed in life, next Sunday evening. Morning subject, What is religion.L l\'IIIO , __ ___-_. ._..`-__;I._ -.1_-... I Iuianuvvu, v v -y--. --. -'_-_-_- -V-An Orillia. young men recently edv'er- tiued for it wife in an American matrimonial .no.fe_r and hiesister answered` it. The young "f I o w declares that advertising `does not .4-.. -..,I LL- --I.I fall - O`u=I|lIe I} he visual-I-.11 IBHUW uuunnruu uunu uuvwsmmnus uvuu uvv pay, ond .tl_:e old. folks _,think= it. is pretty hard1uck'to.h_gve two foolo in one family. _ 'e--Ah eld--men` made air thiek with. profanity for. uwhilepn Friday evening at the Five Pointe. On` Saturday morning `he wail ned;`8le;_nd cost: or-,30`dayg. He went , .t;`o"geol `being without money. ` If he had 1 net _1)O9n4pnl)`ilGI_I'th0=pr0bbility is that he E. A. LITTLE, M. P. P., The Liberal-Conservative Candidate for Cardwell. `O0 JAMES S. DUFF. Libera 1-Conservative Candidate for West Simcoe. +wHrrNEYfs QUARTETTE; would not have been on the street. vv VI-||\.| navv alwvv Ilvva-J via vuv uvavvu Q'Ba.rgain Dave ' y, Feb, 11th, in Howard & Co. s. Ba. ru Stock. @'Dr. W. . 033 will return in a few days from the h `tale of New York and will resume his pract February 15th. . _`v . 1 . I ` t$'No trash, in the ine, made by us. Stay with your town ncouragmg home manufacture and takin advantage 01 our February sale. Simm & Co. ' _nu . I I . IN ' -The Misses Bell, evangelists, of To- ` ronto, began evangelistic services in Collier street Methodist church last Sunday morn- ing, the rst sermon being from the text Who is willing to consecrate himself this day unto the Lord. Meetings will be in `progress every evening this week and next. i .. _- . -- .. I 'mo;.:.`;; st;;,i;.;` ;;,.;.o M at Geo.` ; Reedy s-owin to th 1' sh for cheap Cot- tons, &c., the date b big lot; of New Goo week. Look out fo bar 0 be postponed. A `ll be opened next --Conrad Schneider, f Creemore, who died suddenly last; Thurs ay, was married only on the Wednesday before. Hence Mrs. [Schneider had the unfortunate experience of being a. bride and widow in little more I then twenty-four hours, ._n\- -11 I , , _____,_j m___,_ 1\_____ ' 'Tbere will be a grad Fancy Dress ;Carnival at the Crystal ink, Barrie, on Thursday, Feb. 17, 1898 Good cash prizes `given for best costumes. Admission charges will be away down so to come. See large osters and get your dress ready for this b lliant; event. erybody will be able. -Messrs. James Henry, Thornton ; Robt, I Robertson, Shanty Bay ; and William Stan- ,den,` Minesing ; have completed their audit of Barrie Creamery business during 1897,` and report the nancial operations of the Creamery as most satisfactory to the patrons, and creditable to the proprietor, Mr. R. A. Thomas. '- - --v...--. -Ha.rry Burns, of thin town, who has been following his trade as jeweller in Hem- ilton, returned to town last 'Week. Harry -has been confined in the Hamilton Hospital -suffering from a. malady, reeultingdn the. loss of `power in his lower limbs` Harry has the sympathy of the townspeople in his .. . I -Revival meetings are in- progress at the Baptist `church, They commenced last week and will continue through this week and `probably next. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Sheldon, assisted by members of his church, are conducting the meetiu . The attend- ance is very large, and mac good is being accomplished. ' 3 ,, 1\,,.___9:_ I:II--L_,_.. .1._-..- CUUUIII PIIUIIU ll 0 .-The write for Ontario Elections were dated Jan.'28th, but were recalled and re- dated, Feb. 2nd, that not more than the `legal 28 days should` intervene between -the _iour_I_niI`t-akev.las t week. V ` date of the writsand the date of election, March lat. ' We` were credibly informed that-thedat_e of election `had been changed toMaroh 2nd, but instead of that itiwaa - .". 1 Q . only ' the writ that had been` changed`, `hence van announce: an .svvv- --Mr. Chan. Strange : horse, attached to a. delivery sleigh, ran _.away `on Mondav afternoon. Atthe ;Five Point; the '-horse and sleigh as -3*:-elenlt __of coliidin with a coal sleigh. and then ,the fgighuene _beait nu -elengi the nidewelkon the south A311` 11` ntrnnf. `I! innnhntlthn lt IFIII `B10113 lollv l|uuwI_l.n,I_)u uuv uuuwu I [4 was ` side of Dunlap street, till it re9oho_d;the post A. B. THOMPSON. Idberal-Conservative Candidate for Centre Simcoe. A. MISCAMPBELL, M. P. P.. Liberal-Conservative Candidate for East Simcoe. [EL ofce square. Luckily all baby carriages and children were moved off the sidewalk in time to give the horse a. free course. -_\n I 1 ll 0K1: , 1 `vs II --Wm. H. Hammond, the alleged murder- er of his wife at Gra.venhux-st. has been granted a third trial, on the ground that certain evidence received at the second trial should not have been admitted. 'Me:x s and Boys _Boots and Rubbers, cheapest in Barrie, a. iunter Bros . Y1 TY \ . I II I I --If you have been a resident of Ontario for twelve months and of Barrie for three months, and are 21 years of age, but not on the Voters List for municipal elections, go to the Town Hall to day (Thursday) or next Wednesday and register your name. This will be your last. chance. ' ` -u\ rvv 1' 9 I -RegisLl`8.r W. Anlt. has been very busy since Monday morning registering Manhood Su'r_age Voters. Messrs R. J. Fletcher and G. A. Radeuhurst. are looking after Conservat-ive interests. while Messrs. D. F. Macwatts and A. F. Hunter are doing like- wise for Refonneres. On M ondav 183 names were registered; Tuesdny,13S; Wednesday, a..m., 21. no --n n.u(~n\1\ '|t1`l'\`l\ -.--_., --. .--The failure of the G. T. R and C. P. R. to come to a. further agreement on use of the line trom Toronto to North Bay. has re- newed the discussion of seveml years ago, when the U. P. R made a. survey for 9. link from Toronto to Sudbury President; Van- _ Home has said the old arrangement will now he carried out. That survey touched San Barrie. \Va_uha.ushene~`and Parry Sound. The survey in Barrie was through the Mc~ Carthv farm. -. -as II`Il\IOI -His Honor Judsze Boys held Division Court sittings last Friday, business con- tinuing until 8 p. m. The following three cases tooknp most of the time-i-P. J. Moore vs. A. -Rankin, over an account of $45 for plumbing ;. the plainti received judgment for $34.43. Hanna McQue.y vs. Wm. Brooks for an account of $117.38; the defendant lost the case. `Wm. `Adams vs. J. Coulter. a garnishee case ; amount involved $20.35 ; Judgment was given for $8.07. i Election ay Tuesday, March Isl. vb) why odservatikve Candidate O`Df sAvE: T FIE%: Q U r.-: E N. ~ AND % G%9D` GOVERNMENT. THOMPSON Byron Nicgolsdn, M.A , 1'1a.s an article entitled "The Solicitor-General of Canada. in the Canadian Magazine for February. `-0 `P? n .I P In b;I'iosfI;Io7 Booth, of" Toronto, is at her home on Bayeld St. urn Miss Florence Mains, of Toronto, is visit- .ing at Mrs. E. J. Armson s, McDonald Sn. IIOIIII E IT Eftghl Lewis visited last week with friends at Coldwater and Waubaushene. W iri;iiiiat;\ Anderson, of Hawley, Minn., is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. A. Thoma.s.. Mrs. J R. Cotter and Miss Cotter have been visiting Mrs. E. F. B. Johnson, Tor- onto. John Craig. a. former Barrie boy, was in town last week Mr. Craig is now on the road for a Toronto house. Messrs. David and Matthew Duncan, of Owen Sound, were in town last Friday, at- tending the funeral 01 their brother, the late Jnn Duncan. ' Miss Laura. Walker, of Cookstown, was visiting friends in town last week. `IO l1.I `I V`. 0 . I I n I 0.! Mr. T. Herbert Lennox has been elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Norah York Liberal-Conservative Association. We regret that Mr J. C. Morrison, teach- er a1: Paiuswick, has been obliged. owing to illness, to engage a substitute to take charge of his school for a. white. 33 M en s avriy shimcnt. This week styles worth 10 'ng at. Simmons & Co. ` Mr and Mrs. C. E. Wright and Mrs. A. Wright left. Monday for the Southern States. They will be away for some weeks and Mr. Wright will visit South America before he returns to town -Penetaug Herald. 1 947 Death of Mr. Robert Goodfellow. Mr. Robert Goodfellow, of Bayeld St. north, died on Tuesday afternoon, in his sixty-first year. He was born in West Gwillimbury township, near Bradford, in 1837, and some years afterwards moved to Con 8, Iunisl, then to Letroy for nine years, before moving to his property near Cundle s school, where he lived for nearlv eight years About eighteen months ago he received a stroke of paralysis, which was followed by a lighter stroke six months ago, but from the effects of it he never recovered. Mr. Goodfellow was a man of many excell- ent qualities and of true Christian character. For several years he was supcrintemlcnt of a. union Sunday school in Cumlle s school ~ house, in which he took 1. deep interest. He was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church. His wife, formerly Miss Adams, of Innisl, is still living. and also an only daughter. Mrs. (Rev ) James A. Dodds, of Mexico, who for several months has, in attendance at her father s side The broth- ers of the deceased are :--Joseph Goodfel- low, Barrie: William, Bradford ; James, New York ; John, Bay City, Mich; Adam and Samuel, Collingwood. The two sisters are Mrs. Matthew Faris and Mrs James Faris, Bradford. The funeral takes place | company with her mother, been in constant this afternoon. I I Regular Meeting W. C. T. U. The regular meeting of W. C. T. U., on Thursday afternoon was interesting. The attendance was rather above the average, but those present were sorry that some of the more recent members were absent. The prospects are excellent for plenty of work for all those interested in the cause of tem- perance. The reports of the different de- partments of the work were very gratifying. A letter was read showing the gratitude of the lumbermen to a W. C. T. U. Missionary who labors among them and receives a. hearty welcome. The .local union is endeav- oring to get Mrs. Barry Lake, of St. Louis, president of the Catholic Total Abstinence League to deliver` an address here in the near future. The West Ward Anti-Cigar ette Society have changed their name to Anti-Tobacco Society, and of late many boys have joined. The next regular meet- ing of the Union will be held on March 7th. --___ t8'75c. Whine Shir "I for 500'. at Hunter Bros . Barrie. A Novel Enjoyable Entertainment. Operetta. hLife and comedy Cut; o with a. Shillin . at Opera. House, Tues- av, February 2211 Cast includes Mrs. McKeggie, Misses Ry Bingham and Holmes; Dr. Arnall. Mess Norman, H. Kortright and J. 0. Morgan. ery popular prices. V x Sbt Battalion Changes. 35th Battalion, Simcoe Forest;ers-No. 1 Company-Captain and Brevet-Major Ar- thur Henrv O'Brien is transferred to the infantry reserve of officers with the rank of captain. To be captain, Lieut. David H. McLa.reu, No 5 Gompa.ny-To be lieuten- ant. Second Lieutenant Alex. Cowau. \`r_ 1: r1,_........._.. I"...-.4-.3.-. nnr` Rt-anal-._ 3110, oeuuuu uwuusuauu nncn. uuvu-.u. No 6 Company--Capt-sin and Brevet- Major Christopher Peacock is permitted to resign his commission. and to retain the rank of captain on retirement. To be cap- tain. Lieut `Donald McKenzie Grant, vice Peacock, retired ; to be second lieutenant, provisionally, Wm. Cameron Grant. l c$'Beaver Ovex-coats "nd Frieze Ulsters, [all reduced, at Hunter os ., Barrie. DEHLIIUI-IE BIIU. JJUyS Barrie, at Hunter Brd a'Men a and Boy; Suits, cheapest; in ':----:n no 1I....Ln-u Du j--j: $1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE smouc corms nvr cum-s ris vo'rE For: Personal NEWS. ..THE.'. a_nd Q! 1 UIUIILU. IUI Luv Iouulvuu wvusuvu MEMBERS MAY ENTER AT ANYITIME. Telegzraphy, Business Practice, shorthand. Typewrltlnz, ete., mvunnnvvn III (7 rr A IYIILIOIV a-v\Ia.v.1 o LF.ATHERDALE--At Coldwater. on Monday. Jan. 24th. the wife of W. J. Leatherdale. Reeve of Medonte. of a daughter. LawIs-In Cookstown, on Jan. 25th. 1898, the wife of Hartford Lewis, of a. daughter. LaE--In West Gwillimbury, on Jan. 31st, 1898, the wife of John H. Lee. of a daughter. FERc:usoN---On Sunday, Jan. 30th. 1898 at 389 Carl- ton street, Toronto. the wife of John A. Fergu- son, of a daughter.` BUsnw--In Barrie. Allandale ward, on. Friday 28th January, 1898, a, son to Mr. and Mrs. John Bus- by. BuRNs-On Saturday. Jan. 29th, 1898, a son to Mr. and Mrs. C. Burns. Hollv. QL'l(:I.E\'-In Barrie. on the 6th February, 1898, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quigley. F Y8 N %`1;:.AT;Na A RISE IN LIFE And wish to enter a. Business College` that has 73 per cent. ol its Graduates in good situations correspond with the on 1 I -n I ,,,,, _`l'I-___ --___- u a-uuuynu--u av..--.r.,..- vv Excelsior Business Gs1leg'e",' m]a,r1'ie. NOT TOO LATE] nENTRAi"B i'ii's IihLLEnE,j m` Tm-nn to. for the current session. 4.u-a...--r.-v----7 . PARK--M:-:RR1cK-At Newton Robinson. on Wednes- day, Feb. 9, I898, at thexesxdence of the bride's aunt, Miss Mary Wardman, bv Rev. Mr. Chap- man. Mr. William Park. of Central Business F=.--4:659`. N c . 9a .nJa..n-a..r- ScHNEH)ER--At Cree-more. Feb. 3. Comad Schneider, of inammation of the lungs. in the 30th vear of his age. ' TnoMsoN-On Sunday, Feb. 6. 1898 beloved wife of Mr. Iames W. Thomson. Allan- dale, aged 65 years. 6 months. 20 days. ELDER--At Tne Ardagh Memorial Home." on Feb. 4th. Maria Elder, widow--a native of Eng- land-in her 86th year. GOOD!-`ELLOW-At Barrie. on Tuesday, 8th inst, Robert Goodfellow, in his 61st year. ' . Agnes Moyle, ;.1~IN-IEI;.;L SEKVANT wzfx%ED-country.' J near Shanty Bay. Small ily. good wages. nurse kept. Apply BOX :92. Ba rie. 6-6-p ` XTOUTH WANTED TO s L FOREIGN Stampsin Barrie. Oneatte ingl-Iigh S-.hool preferred. Good commission. ddrcss UEORGE D. .\'ICOL. 6 Bernard avenue. Torontoi 6-6-p A `AKM WA1V1nu.-!uuLVu M n unoxnuo B to become tenant of a well-i raved 5o-acre farm. Persons having such a prop :ty to rent will please apply, with description of operty. to Box 191% Rnrrip, 6-6.9 SUCCESSOR TO S. B. WINDRUM. 31 King St. `r a,Ls_o`_(up stairs) Toronto, FULL LINE OF Sterling Silver and Plated Ware, Watches, G1eeks,Jew- elry, Blouse Sets, Belt Pins, Belts, Newest Designs. Special Attention Given to Watch Repairing. TELEPHONE 2608 38-lv . rs-us wean we ARE OFFERING GENUINE ROGERS KNIVES. _ PIUHBC ii},.`}1|: 186, Barrie. Diamond I-Ialll VVrite for Prospectus to 25c. R. A. DOUGLAS] Cahllll ' Lvlauul ova; 51 ELIZAlBETEI'-1 sTEEi7 .BARR|E.. Practical Tuner and Rm In-111::-arr M OR SALE- 1 White Wyandotte Cock, 3 White Leghorn Cockerels. Good birds. Settin of Wvandotte and Leghorn Eggs. .Apply hp" . Mg` DYMENT. 4.c .j_:. RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO RENT- The large residence and grourlds at the north- west corner 0 ate possession. Ap Iv to . e mi Fu-:wsoN & cmzswxcxn. Elizabeth and Hugh atreets.\. Im:g1ed-- Documents on le to prove this statement. 26-ly W. J. ROSS, Principal. An Execution. _ . James Allison. aged 17 yeau, was] any cuted at Berlin, Out, at 8 02 on Friday. morning, for the murder of Mrs. Anthony Orr. on Monday morning, Aug. 9th '1m.~` -He metdeabhi without inohing. His abatement reads as follbwa : _ -____- 1... __ -_:...- T. .18.! :. '.'...}|.'? `AR VVANTED.-YOUNG M ;,.. 1-..,-......-. onnnnb n` '2 uIA_: ' DESIRES I 2-nun!` zrhnrrnl P|ANO_'_|'__UN|NG.` FRED. BROOKS ~DuDU"|UU TVDLIB GB LUIIUWI 3 I am sorry for my crime. .I did i.. but` of ill-will I hope those whom ,1 injured will forgive me and that no one wiil--taro this up to m people. M y_ sentence is just, and 1 hope od,wi1l have mercy on.-meg... " ; --(signed) intro- he but have part,to' _ 1.1.4: a'Hnter'Bra reliable Suit. ' L , B I6, f6i_n:good-7;_ttin'.: VOL. XLVII. No. 6. Qnunnn `N1 so-13' Mxss Mary waraman, pv nev. mr. u_na.p- man. Park, of _Centnal B_us1ncss College. Toronto, to M|ss`Anme B. Mernck. .|.U.l.I..I-I uv waaiauwu via:-In-ac Of Toronto. for the current sssion. -._--.-u unnuv vnnvrnl-aI\ AIII A\v1r I iuaw Anvnnrlslviismws. The Jeweler, Dulmlop-St.. Barrie. By any means to enter in any Department of the no on-nvnvilunn n The largest plate manufac- turers in the world. Every knife stamped .vn. No.6. ~ WHOLE No 3.91;, . SAMUEL Wnsnphi. Proprietor. .-ayuysuu av - W. H. SHAW, PRINCIPAL. \7_....- _._1 (1..-.....A -A_....a... ROGEHRS BROS.. 1a47.% aer Repairer. References from the leading Manufacturers. :9-ly Ll-nxtll 91393? QIEEIE Establi;he`d 1880. MARRIED. u III aulriuvg -----`V--w Yonge and Gerrard streets. vvv--v-u--y qr--- ` x SI`!-IOROUGHLY TAUGHT. BORN. DIED. The Electors of Centwze Simcoe. DAVIDSON Election on Tuesday, March 1st.` GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. . 5-8 THE REFORM CANDIDATE. 5o-ly You are respectfully requested to vote for -w.uw- w-u Two rink; ofOrilli1 verton by 24 shots. "`In' 'l`_k:;3-n hntru in UV 8 goals I30 `.1 E On Saturday `the BC.I. hockey team do: ` feated the newly org ized Rattlers on the ` Crystal rink. Score 5 to 1. n-n:_..........: rc..1|....:..a...~..t....o:+..+. In-mlnm Orillia have organize Stavner Hockey 01 3 bury and were defenth nu 'l`hnnnn-`nu! 0791:!" IJIIIJ OI.l\l VVUIQ LIUIIIGIIK` On Thursday, 27th ; Hockey Club defeate by 9 goals to 4.. nu Hahn-Ann {Jan Urvatal l'l!lK. acute D (0 1. e (Jollingwood Collegiate "Institute hockey team` visited Stayner lastj week and were . beaten by the Staynerites. Score 5 to 2. 'Tvn olno 1\I-n`:I`n:v|oI\\1 rnnnr` {AP that `,l`lI'.8.l`i0 Deateut Dy WIIU DBGYIIUIILEB. DUUII7 U nu as `In the preliminerv round for the Ontario Tankard, Oriilia. curlers defeated Keene. but were defeated by Peterporo Granite: by 10 -l....a-.. . SD08 (HMS UUULI Plylilh The Barrie Hockey ` Club V and ~ their friends. to the number of 140. parlsook of an excellent supper at the Barrie Hotel on Wed- nesday night: last; after the Barrie-Orillia. match. T . 1: ,_,_, rnL:;_-I_-- \t..1\...........l..' Qntunn umuzu. Messrs. Whiteley, MTcDonagh`, Stewart. Marshall. Paton. Carley and L. Clark drove to Elmvale on Friday evening and" were de- ' feated by the Hock:-V Club there by 3 goals to 1. D. Kennedy was referee. A .:.._....4...l.. ........:..,.A L. 1-nuns nn 'l`nnm1nv< D0 1. U. nemwuy was ISUIUICU. . A desnatch received in town on Tuesday` from Goldwater, states that Capt. Gray. who was injured in the melee at the Wau- baanshene-Barrie hockey match. is making satisfactory progress towards complete recovery. -c n..:n:.. :._- nnf nf Hun rm]: in Hm rnnnlt drews. The two visiting clubs were ao- ()rillia is out of the nals is the result of Monday night s match between Coiling- wo`od and Orillia, played here, resultingin 3goals for Collingwood and 1 for Orillia. The northern district championship now rests with Collingwood and Barrie. From the very beginning of the game Collingwood played rings around Orillia; this made the game very one-sided, therefore did not call out such ne exhibitions of hockey as former matches, particularly the one be- tween Barrie and Orillia a few nights ago. True it is that Orillia scored the first game, though Collingwood had the best of the play. Orillia worked hard all the time, but were not in luck, or at least not in good hockey condition. Mary Curran of course was the best Orillian, but he did not often get the puck away from his check, Elworthy, and twice or three times fell heavily to the ice. 9. thing very unusual with Curran. Hanley in goal had about the -hardest light of all, for there seemed a rain of shots on goal almost more than he had" patience to |-put up with. In fact when Collingwood scored their second goal, Hanley threw around his stick in disgust. Orillia _waken- -ed up in the fourth game, but though en- couraged for a time they were doomed to defeat; as it was not very long till there were three or four regular Rugby scram- bles about Collingwood goal, which were followed by a pretty score. Orillia had to play the few minutes remaining, nursing the ` three to one ticket, for it remained un- good trim, but the forwards, Rule, Brown and Elworthy did the most effectual work. Umpire Bundle, of Toronto, watched the `Collingwood goal and was continually jump- ing from side to side of his wire cage with his eye on the puck. He says he never had so busy a. time as umpire. . Phillips at the other goal-h d about aslittle to do as goal keeper Frye for the puck did not often come their way. Howard Irish, of Toronto, was referee and was not worked very hard for fouls and offsides were very scarce. The teams werecomposed as follows :-Orillia-- Hanley, Tait, Pace, Curran, Blaine, New- ton, O Connors. Collingwood--Fryer, Rule, Elworthy. Fair, Toner, Brown and An- comnanied by very few of their supporters, so they depended for their cheers from Bar- rieites. who showed, their complete neu- trality by cheering vociferously for Orillia when lst gaol was taken, but for Coiling- supporters was D. L Darroch, the popu- lar manager, who to say the least, was very V when time was called. PUCKERINGS. changed. Uollingwood boys all seemed in ` wood afterwards. " Among Collingwood s much in the match, particularly at the end` vu awhota. 116; no di- V The Midland culers went over to Pene- tang Saturday evening. 29th ult.. and were defeated. The score stood 35 to 15 after 16 ends had been played. min. `Inn-n:n "Ankh! So the Oiaeoefliend Vwon. ' Orillians took their defeat well ; why not? For enthusiasm and ability to. recognize good plays, Barrie fair ones are unequalled. nnl |:.mumm1 n rm-um-an are liahtnina skat- goon pluya, Dtu'uu um.` uuva nu: uuvliuunnwuu _ Co1lingwood'a forwards are lightning aka ` era, the work of Brown a.nd_'1`oner being ad- ` mirable. ` - 1nI-___;.l... .12.! LL-`Anna6- urns-J9 an-tn :nn IIl1I'B.I)I8. A - . Elwortby did the nest work on the ice. His liftingend general defence play were festturee. ' I__-;:.... 3.. LI... uuuu manna uynnbnnan ll` n"I IGSUIITEB. Shooting is the supreme weakness of ill the northern teams. - Gain this vital point and fear none. v ' 5 ` ' n_:Il:_ l....a- `snnnnnn 1-Inn uyhnn man ant` and tear noun. V A Orillia lost because the wing men and cover are nob experienced enough. They are made of the right etu. . 111-2; 2.... cl... no-,|nan chin it` Q-urn man : H1808 01 (cut: nguu avuu. Tait for the other side did two men : work. and did it well. While Henley, in gag], made marvellous stops at. critical times.7 5- us... nuvnl-.t.v in can th 'fOl'- goal, made marvellous stop: an crmcm runes. It was prett to see the Co1lingW.0od*for- wards sweep a ong in combination, but','on. when income to shooting where were they ?\ So With Orillia. ML- -..-..a... 5.... man frag!-pr!` in infnn hil. ' So with Uruua. 3 V The spectators were treated" to some his- torical posing: at times.-. Tait tried to re- present the dying gladiator, when shortly afterward: Elworthy tried to putdo the former : quite auoceufnl sot. . Time in 3 '01:" game is agreet thing,boys. L ` ' rnL;'.-n..!;.. =_l Q ... nghtnn I Hnlinb 4' liberal we beg we can re vious will be