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DEATH. (SE MR. P_. H. STEWART. MB. KEMP nssum wmnn VAVT HOME. soft Wood "ctr! `As for: wmr rr % AND `ALL mum on . . V I V. Kym; INTERESTS or: muuun. nu: couxnr our A BARBIE; COUNTY or SIMCOE..0NTARIO,JULY 4, 1901. last iusr wan. The following is a. list of Promotion Ex- ominotions held at East Ward School :- I: In, Ltutvun DEBUT. JJUIII DEDBBIDUFY. Sr. II. to Jr. Ill.--Fra.nk Brown, Maibland Holmes. Edna. Lourd, Spra.yLloyd. Fl-nm .II`, in RID IT :'rHnn l`.n-unnnn nuuuvuuuu LLUIIIIUIQ muuu uuuru, Dply` IJIUYII. From Jr. II. to St. 1I.-Thos. Connors, Brown, Wm. . Rainford. Francis Hick- Ing. - . ' nnr-nu-wt l'|1'A~n1\. Report of South -'I:l'lbIi0 school pro- motionoxamination : . - Id LIUJIIUIILVI ` To Senior '1`hird-H Archer, E. Bailey, D. Burns. L. Dixon. J. Goring, I`. J ohriaon, E. McDonald, L. Young, 0. Stegglea. ' Tn Juninr Third _a. nnrnnn. F! wanna _ IJQ IIIUJIUIIBIU. IJ- LUIIIIS \JI IUIlU`BIUB- To Junior '1`hird-G. Dorsey. C. Fergu- son, E. Heuoan, P. McDonald, W. McFad- den; J; Miaoampbell, D. Moore, E. Storey. Tn Qnninis QnnnnJ_.]' Anya`-u-:.mn R 'Rm-nu-` ___... _.-_., _- -.---- - n-vvn WEE}. Jr.` IH to St. 111-13 "331, E c;1e.. M. Megill, Bertha. Steer. Lena Stoteabury. Frf RI`. tn .1!` __wl-nnlr nnntnn `*1J.}h};i3;"B7S\}i1_n-'-A.- Hainee, E. Collins. L mkeynolds. ` `II A-)sLn- `I! 1)-I`--. VJUII, U0 JILIUUCIIIIIIJUII, II: HJUUIU {HI pVUl` - To Senior Second-- . ton, E. Hardy, V.` Haela. E. McMillan, A. Murray. L. Pirie, E. Shephard. M. -Watt, P. Shephard. - . . TA _1nn:nn gun:-nnA_.T. n-uuVnn A I"n'"3n- Ambrcgse, B. Brun-` T~<;uq?;;;'<;:>c6nd-L. Broivn, A. Collins, J. Gates, A. McDonald, R. Pirie, G. Ren- ? frev. 0. Storev._ % VIVA QAu\:nn `Du-b I` V -:'n-n-nu-1 A baf- IIUYQ \I0 IJUIIIUVO. To Senior Part Secon;-E. Anderson. A. Brunton, B. Colbourne,` . Dixon, R. Dun`- nett. H. Gartner. .1; Hooper.VB. Johnson, D. Mcabe. I. McFadden. P. Morris, A. Shultz. R. Srigley. VI`.-. .Tnn:nn `Donal-. ..5nn-nnrlill` II."-.`l:.'. (7! To Junior `high Second-F. Hamlin, 0. Amber, J. Gilchrist, C. Humphrey, O; Peters, R Hurst. H. Webb, F. McPherson, 11?. uztorey, E..Tbutlow. M. Brown, Z. Shep- ar . To Jr.-I1.-J. Brveon, L ' Campbell, E. Webb. B. `Bryeon, W. Kester, 1). Job, L. Calvert, P. Longhurat, G. Robinson, I. An- derton, H. Bowen. 0. Hart, N. Hook, W. Leta. A. Owens, J. Wiseman. M. Burridge, F. Metoalf, W,.` Rosa, F. Flasher, 0. Cutoheon. 0 H1. G_ `II `I III- -I_ "IR___l._.. lI'IL-_....-__ HIE IJv \Jl||CV. U0 \'IVVI II` I-TIIII9 .LlJ\lIII.J|IIJ' G. Gray, M. Cooper, N. Simmons, M; Fisher. On a.ppeaI-R. Corbett. N. Myers, B. Ross 7|`. tn Tnnnirvn D `Inn.-n A CJVVCUI-IV,` J30 .I.'UIIUlc To Jr. IV.-A. Butler, M. Wooding, A. Cooper, E. Grant, E. Rodgers, M. McDonald, L Redditt, L Somerville, J. Lett, M. Flet- cher, F, Quirk, J. Fleming, R. Rodgers, E. Corbett. B. Carmichael, E Welte, T. Mc- Millan, W. Scanlan, L.'Smith. ' 7|`. Q. l , Dunn`:-Iv` D C-AV A I|I\`I\JI\I LU! JXLQIIILWI, J30 Jill? - To Sr. III -A. Lower, R.-McCarthy. M. Hiokling, W. Armstrong, P. Findlav, G. Colville, P. Plaxton, K. Lennox, W.I Hawkes, P. Armit-age, H. Morren, H. Par- ker, J. Thompson, A. Bidwell, J. MoDonagh. % Tn In TIT __'R nnnurninn I. Ilhnl A ` Promotiona in Wont Warti School-namea in order of merit :-5 Fisher, E. Stewart, L. Cline, L. Grant, I. Curtis, V. Vair. "H. Dy- ' ment, B. Deegan. W. Somerville, R. Gallo.- gher, A. Schrieber, B. White, Q Butztet-eld, I. Allward, E iWallaoe. B., Robinson, H. Longhuratz, H. Mocking, 0. Gray, E. Bay- war . m- 1.. 1-. 1- *n.l_____ 1' .:1____L_n 1:` E.`s"ai t3}fi{._f1`5:gI;'3I n`a78i: 5a2T"<';If'?3Y;`i -9. tie, L. Cline. J. vert. Ernie Thompson, (1 (luau M nnnnnn N giunvnnnn M` w:nhnn \I|l DyPUCI"I.V| \JU| UUIUQ & All FIB, lJo LUUDB . M J To Jr. II1.-M. Jooel n, R. Benton, A. Dyment, W. Pa.rka.`G. armiohael, B. Cur- tis, G. Smith. F. Welue. N. Burr, G. Chees- mau, G. Weston, M. Longhurst. W. Nelle To Sr. 'III.--R'. Mebcalf, H. King. E. An- dexton, S. Griiths. 0. Burton, P. O'Connor, '1`. Redfern, C. Smith. P. Bryson, P. Cor-_ bett. A Sweeney. F. Foster. Tn In TV : A `Rn!-Inn M `K/nntI;nn A. no of I-Vcllllug `Va JUDIIIBII Ida Vllllllllclo To Sr. IV.-0. `Burton, R. Welts, A. Smith, Ed Bryson, B. Thompson. E. Lynn. H. Job, B. Redditt, A. Button, A. King. CENTRAL SCHOOL. _ The following puoils will be promoted :- To Sn. IV.-.-N. Goodall, F. Arnall. N. Garden, H. Phipps, F." Abernathy, G. Gar- den,`L. Williams, E Coles. M. Hughes, L. McNab, C. Findlay, E. Ottsway. VI"- ,1 . TV..A Mnnusni F! 'l`l-slung; I`, DUI I)! -I-IIVIIIPBUII Ru IJILLWUII, v JIl.UI.I\II.IDuIlg To Jr. III.--R. Brownlee, L. Bird, A. Strange, 1)-. Prince, A. Leighton. I. step.` hens. J. Urquhart, A A. Reid, R. McNab. J. Barrand. I. Ainley, P. Armstrong, H. Mart, H. S eghena. G. Moonlrey. ' ' Tn II I'f._'W. Graham I] lKn1\n.v`-uxnh I-lo IJCV IIVI-IE. `.10 |l.lU\J\IlIl| 9,0 To 1'. II.--E Graham, M. McDonagh, M. .McDouga.1l. M. Witten, E. -Dodda, D. Plaxton, V. Strange, A. Armstrong, J. Mo- ; Oarthy, A. Oald well, S. Hubbert, E. Braden. 1 G. Smallin, B. Colville, R. Kelcey. '. Tn Tn Tntnunnnn Q unnnnna l HID!-'BDlI.~\Ja LLIIIUU, Illa UJCUULI 1&0 IJIII UIVJI To Sr. I.-'_-F. Safennt, G. Livingston, M. M Nose, E. Graham, . Baldwin, H. Braden, , E. Ferguson. C.'Par_trid e, M. Rhodes, G. i May, G. Trinkeld A. ohnaon, M. Urty, ; AA. Sewry. J. Plexton, L. Morten, D. Nash, M.`Leece,vM. Silk, R. Jones, G. Cooper, R. 3 Bennett, W. Man, J. MoDonagh,_A. Leigh- ` inn A S. S. No; 13-, Veapra (West Grenfel), re- sults of promotion axamainarionu :- J r. IV. to Sr. IV.-Bert Carr. - Jr. III. lo II.l--Ed. Lonnox, Josephine McBride. _' II. to Jr. III.-Flo Herron. A. Lennox. Jr. II. to Sr. I_I.-Trosn M_oBride, Hu- bert Webb, Ill-UJJWIJ. \JI J.'IlJ\-II \IIlIlVVR n J: H` J . To Jr. IV.--A. Manuel, 0. Thomas, C. Brownlee, I. Brown, B. Neelonds, E. Ever- all, T. Bsrtley, M. Rogers, S. Speers, .l`. Patterson, B. . Cheesman, L. England, 8. Snndford, R. Manuel, E. Lilo 'n Qua IT] , A I":........ D lI-rV,....4-I... I` VI IJIIIGIIIIJ Ila \JVlVIlIV, LVn LXVIUUJC ` To Jr. II.--C. Lawrence, S. Barrand. E. 1 Cameron, F. Smith, R. Stone, W. Silk. R \ Stephens, H. Manuel, J. Sinclair, E. Reid, K. Lounu, M. Hewkee, S. Roeenfeldtz, A ` Hubbett, E. Weeymouth. V. Brownlee, H. n Marahall..C. Prince, M. Mason, K. Bartlea. fl`). Qua T ' IF HlnnI.nn-.6` (1 T-.:91:v-uvnfniu _ A pretty-Vvedding took place at the home of Mr..J. S. Brunton, Burton Avenue. Al- landale, on Wednesday. J une 26th. when his eldest daughter, Miss Bertha Isabella Brunton, was united in matrimony to Mr.` Charles W. Poacher, of Allandale. The ceremony took lace at7 p.m., and was per- formed by the ev. Joseph Young, pastor of Burton Avenue Methodist Church. ' fI|L- 1.-..-- ._-_ L--_LlC-qilm Jnsnnunl-At` maa nurwu nvuuuu muuuuuuu vuuluuu The house weebeantlfully decorated with orange blossoms", as was the arch onder which the bride etood. n-u._ n._:.:- _._..- _ I.-...1--......*........... -8 ..}.I.:'o- WHICH} cuu UFIUU Iwuu. ` The bride wore a handsome `gown of white silk organdie trimmed with valenciennes lace. insertion and white corded sill: ribbon. carryin%a bouquet of bridal roses. Miss auline Cummings acted as brides- maid; she was attired in white linen lawn. `trimmed with insertion. lace and taeta silk ribbon, and carried a bouquet ot pin roses. The com was sup rted by Mr. Edward Tod , of Barrie. iss_Jessie Brenton, sister of ithe bride, aotedas maid of honor. .. `Ah.-- LL- 5..-gain-. u I-_Iinnnnntn_- nhmhnnina. nidet: OI IDS D1108, IOIEGQ as Iuulu uu. uuuvs. , After the ceremony the guests, numbering ftv, set down to 3 wedding breakfast. The bx-idejwu the eoipient of - many uuefnl and hnndlome pr ` to, which were arranged in the dlningtoqm; and which go to ehowthe .hl_813't79|| 1 j,,|.I_I.-. -`Vhioh. the young- held theh"muny ch. VII UUIIUUIIC To Sr. I1.--L. B.laok, `Evelyn Thompson, ;8llUOE88Flll PUPILS. 1=oUo.`umR--BnUN"roN, `sotrrn wnn; wmsr WARD. SIMCOR AND '1`_HE. DOMINION ~ OF CANADA OUR _CRl'.l`ERlON. Cannington, after twodefeats, repaired its ranks and practiced. On Monday they sent a team to Beaverton and defeated the latter on their own grounds by a score of 5 to 4. The game was closely contested and only the excessive heat caused any lagging and if the 10th is a cool day the Barrie boys can look for some swift playing. Dunn. of Orillia, and L. Doyle are playing with Beaverton, and the team is in good shape. They play their combination well and are good stick-handlers Besides this they V check hard. So. when Gannington beats them, Cannington must also be a pretty good team. The Barrie people were very disappointed, however, _ as the sun was very hot and the people _had to stand in a place where there was no shade and wait until a football match was over, and then see only half the lacrosse game to be in time for the nude In the world of sports this has been an important week. One of the matters of chief interest has been the phenomenal record of the Toronto Baseball Club. Its victory after victory has landed the club to second place in the league with Rochester still at the top. Lacrosse matches by the score were played on Dominion Day and of these the big matches were the Montreal- Toronto, where the latter had an easy vic- tory, the Ccrnwall-Shamrook, which resulted in the former s favor and the Barrie-Alliston. The Tecumseh games were also important especially to Galt and Brantford, both of which defeated the Indians. The Urillia Canoe Club celebrated the First by a reaatta, a program of which has been received at this oce, and which is very neat aair. It is hoped a regatta will be held on Kempen- feldt Bay in the early part of August. Alliaton won from .TottenhamL on Fridayl by a scope of 8 to 5. V I The victory of Barrie over Orillia set. them on their `feet and they expect a big attendance at the game next Wednesday, Beaverton has been at the head of the league and with their reinforcements will play great lacrosse. 1f it weren't too late the boys would be asking for a civic half holiday. Next Wednesday, remember. The Barrie Lacrosse Club lost probably their best player on Saturdav, when Fred McKee left town for several months, going to Sturgeon Falls Pulp Co. s lands on a sur- vey.` He was not only a winner at the game but socially was a favorite with_the boys, and no doubt his absence will be distinctly felt when sticks are crossed again. The Barrie 1I s played an exhibition game at Alliston on Monday and were defeated by 4 to 1. The grounds were rough and the sun was rough on the boys so they had no easy `time. McFadden scored for Barrie, its only one. MacNab, Clerk, Reid and Griith all got a. little of the seamy side, and Clifton of Alliston had his head acci- dentally cut by Clark as a result; of the former s dodging. & ulu & ' The annual regatta of_ the Toronto Canoe Club takes place next Saturday. Orillia. has over 200 canoes. How many are` there in Barrie? ' The secretary of the Boating Club requests all those who would enter in races, canoe or rowing, to send in their names, specifying which races they would compete in. In -In & The Boating Club were to have [run a moonlight-excursion last night. As THE ADVANCE went: to press Wednesday after- noon it cannot be stated whether or not the moonlight was a success. .1 .11. .K Band concert night last week saw the bay covered with small boats. Interest eeeme to be reviving in canoeing and towing. ' A A `The-Toronto Canoe Club carried off most of the honors at the Pan-American. Out of acard of twent races they got ten rets. five seconds an ve thirds. The competi- tion was keen, and they had as their oppon- ents the representatives of the Grand Trunk Boating Club of Montreal, St. Lambert Canoe Club, Lachine Bicycle and" Canoe Club of Montreal, Bu'alo Canoe Club and several men from well-known clubs on the other side. ` e The writer of Outdoor Pastimes in the Toronto Saturday Night says :--It looks as if the race between Gaudaur and Towns were not such an assured thing after all. Towns has come forward with another in- stallment of kicks, and refuses to sign the articles drawn up by Gaudaur. In a list of about nine articles he has raised objections to four, so the way things stand now, the submarine cables will have to work overtime again before the match will be denitely xed-if Mr. Towns desires to arrange a match at all, which is doubtful. The Globe says of the tennis tournament at I Toronto :-W. A. Boys of Barrie, the champ- ion of the province of Quebec, was on hand to play the scheduled match of ekhilntion doubles, but his partner missed connections. However, Mr. I-Iardman of the Toronto Club made so able a substitutethat they won out I in the third set. , , . I Mr. W. H. W:ig1$,T Qua huibeen one of the leading oititizena pf Alliaton for many. yepra. ilubout to nmnvo 90. Londom 38 in: in thgiroicery business in Alliston for In can-.. ....'..h...'. ..c,.nu irna van-n mm; A travelling pedlar, named Thomas Mo- Cormiok, was found in an unconscious con- dition on Owen street on Friday night. He was taken to _the jail but never recovered, dying on Saturdaynnnorning. Death was due to cerebral apoplexy. T 7 WEB Ill IIIIU IUUUKJ `UUBII-IUDU In aauuuvvu av- 6 Years, taponing of it three years ago. He iI_ to mums; that; line at t1-adwein Londgng _tmcuNso1ous on owmz smmmr. Fort Erie race: `start to-day`. SPURTS OF THE WEEK. HE IS LEAVING AJ.:LIS_TON. General Sporting Naw Boatihg. Mr. Jack Armstrong was in Toronto over Suuday. ` . ' Chas: Gordon spent the First in town with M his mothgr. ' Mr. Bigllnfv, of B.u"alo, is spending his va- cation in town. . ' I N$d ia;"();1ja.<':;f( )ton is spending a. few days I at Big Bay Pomt. -I1-via!!! at-rvu 0 0 no. Miss Rita Lount is home for vacation from I St Margaret s College. `u. I `J D:-HA nun;-1 :nn Dal-n nanni- W. H. Bennett was in town on Mon- dav.` . - 1 M; Myers was home from the _city oni Monday. Lewis, of Toronto; was home for theiholidays. MiTaZa-iLi-l'li"sV_-R.eed is home from Mgnem- mm for vdcation. - . v !'|[u\|\u. , une 26th, 1901. by the -K larris, to Llzgue, youngesetv'd`:;}:'r)'u.If0!1\`/III"A. TI. Stewart. Barne. GHURST-IANCOWsI( __ West street. Ogilligt (`trey `W018 of by the _Rev, J. S. Stevensgn B um; 26th, of Severn Bridge. Frederick Lon A . B.D. Orillia, to Miss Grace Jaucowskig, :g'so"ri`l 370rtf; DIED. W is spending the summer at Big Bay Point. on-I . .1\ ZHo`_;bjVof Toronto, spent Domin- ion Day in town. o `no ` t\ . 0 II I 1 ':l;;3;lor, of Winnipeg, is visit- ing friends in town. ` ' 1-: . 1-run _ o co.- rillri Behjinwilliiiot, of Toronto is visiting his brothers invtown. 7 ' j MirsoisT4cT1\(d i1lzTa.n,-ofqthe.P. 0. Dept, spent | the holiday in Toronto. ' .us rev III 5 1-! on. I ""M}.' TE."{vvI`cial1;5.;; of Hamilton, is via- iting friends in town. `I'D 1'\0. T . I E , , ,,A!,, E, L7`! LVJQIECLWII D \JUllU`V Mr. J. 1! Reid a'nd Miss Reta spent Monday in Hamilton. Q'I\I o P\Tc ` '.I Q n 7 TBlz7:in. bf Niagara-bn'-the-Lake, is home for'va.ca.tio_n. Miss Em sibboid, of Toronto, was home for a few days this week. 'I\ Is 00.110/1011! I 'Misra Fletgiug, of Stayger, spent the holi- day'with Mrs A Sinclair. J -.. . ' MILCH cows FOR SALE.- : I \ d . d m'lkrs. A ply to R. J \18rt8r,dLg:a;4?%og;1?o7. Vspra. or y post to .a;.,;e P. 0. ` '7`9'P Mi`. foaily cadre <;wnT 1`-ot_n North Bay to spend the hqlidaya in town. Mn 1` "nrknnt Innnnv A` Anunrn Inna DPUIJU Iullv IIKIIUQYD Ill |a|lV'|.Iu Mr. 1` Herbert Lennox, of Aurora, was in town for a few days last week. Alla T mhnr I-can nuxnn 6-A O-K-an n:c1 6-A anon!` III JUL U LOW \.IlI IQCII "WW3; Mrs. I. Grant has gone to the city to spend a. few weeks there with her sister. Rev. Fahcri veh;a(3;, (()(1;:zs:Znig-eville, was in town for a. few days last week. an Ill w-ova-I-re I III! Mr. and Mrs. W H. Freeman, jr., of To- ronto, were in town over Sunday. 11-. 1-. . . A .-no u u TM;-.115 {Mam 1}{3}fM3.{ <${a two week s visit; with friends in Buffalo, N. Y. T " s4,m:n;;.o;..;d Mas; i!;17|71 1'iie1S-pZaLf'ka: To: Toronto. are visiting Mrs. J. E. Willmot. -`no I 1.- V iii-s-a_I`i;llie -Wottie. of Toronto, spent the holidays in town. ! T Mr; Leon has come from Richmond i Hill in Barrie to live. . VIUI 1 LG" `I315 UIIIU FUGQI ` ` Dr. Brereton visited frinds in Schomberg. ; over Sunday and Monday. * Mr. P.ex-icry Watstvm, of Peterbo_ro,spent the } holiday at home in Tollendal. 1 T 7ISiis's 1isr}$r7n.ii;r;'$'b}Eii{;, has been 3 visiting the M18888 King, Poyntz street. 2 It 'II| 1: 11' cu ` ` Mr. and-Mrs. Wm. Smith, of. Toronto, were the guests "of J. Arnoldpver Sunday. `I It u 13- ` In 0 I rs I 1- " f14`z*'cEJsa,"liiis Eylng ;;d M}... Neaa lefc on Tuesday tor a `visit in Owen Sound. Miss Jean and Mater Tom McMillan spent Sunday and Dominion Day in Thorn- bury. -r In rs - In on 1: _ * J. F. Craig and family are spending a month in Goderich at the home of Mr. Craig. ' ` Mrs. Lawlor.` of Batavia, N.Y. , is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Vic-L toria street. - \`V."A. Bnvs attended `she Tennis Tournament in Toronto, where he carried off honors. ., __ A I ' The tollowing teachers are at their homes for vgoation :-Miaa. E; Sing, Port Hope; vMilI Sharia," Lakeeld; Mine. Bon_ie, St. Marys ; Miss Diekeeihseatorch ; Miss Baird. P`!;.?r*ves B"?P`L!`!`- .2 Elmvale Lance, was a caller. on Saturday. ' Il"'I 5 15-: 1 LIJ..|:La.v.I.va.aa-ac HARR1S-?STEWART-In Barrie. on Wednesdax. `mi, the -Rev. M. Kelly, John- .`"`E:- r\[.I1Zle. voungest daughcer of Mrs. Mi-ss Gertie Gibson, of Toronto, is spend- ing her vacation with her mother on Peel street. - '1i."and Mrs. W. J. Bickell and children. of Toronto. visited Mr. Henry Bird over_ Sunday. 7 . -an -11-: 1 `. . III 1-V.liss Mattio McKinley went to Toronto on Saturday night, where she spent the holiday. .1 I" 1\ 9 11 II0 ,1 `u-'i\-I`i;; `Kathleen Pearson, of Colliugwood, wa,s the guess of Miss G, Rogerson over Sunday. 1015.! I .1` .- II Migsl -Birdie Rhineart has returned honme from a. visit with Mrs. Uhatles Brown, 001- linawood. " 1C4{s}{Jssie McMilIa.n,Vof Bracbridge, was the guest of Miss Bessie Vair for a. few days this wek. Miss Irene Dvment returned foixher vaca- tion from St. Mar9a.xret. s College on Thurs- day evening- 1-1 1\ .. `a Q .9 run u Curtis, of Tnronto, spent Do- \ minion Day holidays with `his parents on ` Saknford street. A V iv1V\rI(cisrt'arsi.iFred. Bedditt and Hardld Proc tor spent the First; at their respective homes in Richmond Hill. i Mrs:7A.l1-)Zft Srjeanb and family went to Big Bay Point on Saturday, where two months will he passed. A in 1' `la 1\ 1'1 , I .I `I . I STEWART-}:_0 I N isaf w. 11} 'i$oXk;i;n& g.;.;;;;, 4555, from Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting at the home` of her father, G R. Ford. for the summer.` Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McMenus,` of Thomas- ton. Michigan, are visiting the formers mother Mrs. H. MoMa.nus, Mulcaster street; Mrs. F. Willietnsendfamily, of Toronto, and Mr. A. 0. Gibson and son, of Toronto, are registered at the Peninsular Park Hotel, [Big Bay Point. 1' `ll,._ `l'.IJ__-._.I I'2_.I_.a.l--L _,, J 1 Miss Edyno. Holman. of Toronto. came up last: week to spend the summer with Miss Powell" Cnrrsn, _of the Montreal Herald, was in town on Saturday. with his brother, J ack, from Orillia. - ' '1'u}{v' Moore` and Master Arthur Moore. of Worslev street. are visiting friends at Waterloo and other places. `A I` I ll (1 ,,, ,.l 1,1. I, A __-_ r_-,_- _ MMvr;. VS:i)eez;'sWa:u<'1' Mrs. Coiworth left last .week to take the Mackinac trip They will | spend two weeke at the Canadian Soo. V --. - q. -- a -'u -"'1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lightfoot and children, of Thompsonville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bateman, Charles street, on Dominion Day. _ u IrO II T I D. , , _I A I _ Mr. Fred; V-\T:,h:lcKee left on Saturday to Join a. surveying party up north. He will aaalst in the estimation of the timber supply of the Sturgeon II`a'lla_ `Pulp Co.` : _:-..-_ _L -.___ A..- .g All. -._ 2, ,, . , Mts; J. H. Nelands is visiting in Bramp- SBCIM AND PERSUNAL THE HAPPENINGS OF` A WEEK 1N fllI\`T?\T ` A \'I"l\ v-rvruvnvv '1uespa)' gm-an to thus 0H1ce. -`-The hllavor received an appeal from Cache Bay where a re on Monday night left 200 people homeless. .:70..I 1 I | cu -g --We have `received the met sweet pm of the season from Miss Queenie Neely, Collier street. V -Petei? TCZlVarkV, 9. brakeman. bad a. finger smashed yesterday. Dr. Ross had to amputate part: of it. Monsoon, the tint packet tea Intro- duced and still the best at BOTH- WELL98. '-Theie were 32 delegates chosen from town to attend the Liberal convention at Elmvale yesterday, some of whom went up. -_.n - A1 -- For Choice Family Flour and all kands ot Feed go to Wllklnson9e. All orders delivered promptly in any quantity. Please leave your order: at the Mill Oice or Telephone No. 28." -All the members of the Barrie Com- panies of the 35th Regiment are requested to be at the armory at 7.30 next Monday night for something important. ..._ I r-av nun-you -- -_ - 'ReI'nember the W.C. T. U. Moonlight Excursion July 5. The Steamer Ialay will leave the wharf at 7.30 for Big Bay Point and a sail around the bay. Tickets 25 cents. -Stepa should be taken to keep people from trampling down the grass around the edge of the plot: at the post oice gore; some people ha.ven t sense emugh to refrain from destruction. `,,,,, -There is a. picture of Hon. Senator Gowan in Sa.turda.y s News in an article on St. Andrew's Lodge, A. F. & A. M. St. Andrew's is the oldest lodge in the city of Toronto, and Senator Gowan has the honor to be the oldest living member. I-\I__ -I_-__.-.._ ..n-__ - - THE LICENSE. HOLDERS. The License Holders closed their session here last Wednesday morning. re-electing `all of last year s oicers. In the afternoon the [slay was crowded with the delegates and their friends who were taken to Big Bay Point. The next day was entirely spent-in` pleasure, a special trai taking. them 1:6 -L Mnskoka wharf, and Aonteitlfs` ow} Lake Rossean was visi ..-(V 4 . " vqg: 1.1 vcuvu D uulacu. Toronto prices as weli as Barrie market quotations will be found on page 8. 1. -Civic Holiday will be August 5th of 12th. Mc2V!'-ILivtt`li:a;l;e;-;i;{>z;its Pa.ra.diae-Boate, ` Lunch and Soft. Drinks can be procured at \ all times. Miss Lawrence. * \ t'See our springs at $1.75 and mattreslel ` at $2 00 and upwards. A whole -car load } arrived this week. Fork & Palk, Five Points. -Alliston had engaged the 48th High- landers Band for Monday, but this engage- ment had to be cancelled as the Highlander! acted as a guard of honor to the Minister of Militia, on his oicial visit to the Pan. Amezican Exposition. The cheapeu place in town to buy hard and non wood is A. W. Wilkin- sonh. Delivered promptly In any quantity to any part of the town and Allandnle. Leave orders at null ofllce or phone. 23. .. rs * -' --'--av --At the regular meeting of the Royal Victoria Hospital on Tuesday, John Roger- son was appointed treasurer in the place of the late P. H. Stewart. Tenders for the new hospital will be opened on the 11th inst. By resolution, the secretary was in- structed to send to Miss Stewart the ex-presa sion of the sympathy of the Board at the great loss the institution has sustained bv death of her brother, who always took such a lively interest in all matters connectevi with the hospital. 4w__._..____ a___._nn_n can 4- - -- - l When Orillia played here on the 25th ulto., the game was considered by those who saw it as a rst class exhibition, de- void of all objectionable features. It was therefore with the greatest surprise that it was `heard that the Orillia Times abused it. It must have been a surprise to Oriliia peo- ple as well; neither the Packet nor the News-Letter received any such falsied re- port. The Times, however, in its mention of the match said Bu.rrie s play was rough and the referee made no attempt to stop it. Notwithstanding the brutal treatment the young lads stuck gameily to their play, and it was only after two or three had been cut to pieces that Barrie were able to score. getting 4 goals in the lasttwenty minutes. Jack Uurran and Dan O Connor played with the Orillia, and both freely admit they never got as many bruises in as short a time as they_did in this game mhin In an nvunuunn5nl can :9 1... an-.5-u-A "WI... no QB DIJVJ \-Ill! Ill LAIIB aaluu This is as ungrateful as it is untrue. That it is untrue one needs but to ask any spec- tator of the game. _Mr. Curran regrette-1 very much that such a report should have been given to any of the press He aske-l THE Anvsxcs to publish his emphatic denial that he said what he was report- ed to have said. He told the writer and a number of others that he had received more bruises and had seen more rough play in ve minutes of -many games than he had experienced in the whole game at Barrie. It was hoped that lacrosse was to be played in the spirit of true sport and this season saw both Barrie and Orillia playing it as is should be. Then it must appear discourag- ing to both teams to have false reports like the one referred to published. Talk about no self-respecting club playing in Barrie. especially with a Barrie referee, why the game would be killed, sooner by such unde- served abuse, if continued, than by as rough `play as some certain Orillian s imagination seems" to have conjured up. -_ -r.._'___- .._v _-Hon' J. I. Tarte, Minister of "Public Works, paid Barrie a. visit last week but not to inspect the harbor. A special just brought him here after the Colliugwood banquet on Thursday night about 12 o'clock. pulling out again at 6.30 am. Fridaiy. A. -L_ __-__I,__ .,, T` ` J. ;V1U1\-x_\u. Barrie PL Camper: upplles-All the delicacies of the season in tinned meals, fruits, &c., at B0 rnwnnsvs. Miss Ethel,.UrquhaJ is home after an at engd Oriliia. Saturday did not see very manv of the farming community in town, probably on account of the fact that haying is the order of the day. The market was not crowded by any means, and as the demand was good, people _were there but a short time. nnvunuon can-n `-4- man`. AL 0 L-_-_ I-.. 3- ycupnu wunu Iucn:_ uuu H uuuru lallll. Berries were for sale at 3 boxes for 25 cents, but were not as plentiful as expectad. Butter was at 14 and 15 cents per ponndmnd eggs 11 cents a. dozen. 'l'1.........4... .....:...._ -_ __-II __ n,_,.,2- ..--..L-A. `shoe PER ANNUM '1N ADVANCI SINGLB COPIES FIVE CEN'I'8_ THAT LACROSSE MATCH. `ml-V o-v "i7o~WNT`A17ff> V`7'fCI1T'5'r." AROUND mama. BARBIE MARKET. an --...---- V ~ ' ed spectacles in New York case lost on, "1Jecl1da;":1\1fI:`er:1<);11. Reward on the return 'of same on this owe. ` - ' 27-27 `P DHIWII I win upuw--. Agnod frame bagn-16x24 for sale. ' Purchaser to mnove from premuses, corgcr Pgnetane and Mul- caster street. Apply to R. LROSSLAND. as-:7. ...-,, 'E YEARLING CALVES LOST--Durham F Grades. one red and white steer. one red steer. two large red heifers and one small red heilcr. Strayedtrom Lot 22. Con. 1, Sunnidal. on the 5th of May last. A reward will be paid for any information ofor recovery of the animals. CHAS. E. MCDERQ lll0T'l'. Angus, P O. 25-27-p. HEEP ESTR.~\Y--St:-ayed from Concession x . Innisl on June xoth inst.. seven sheep one wit hell on, and 5 owe lambs, with tails cut, two of sheep were yearlings with long tails. one of them had brown face. Amone giving information of the above animals will be rewarded. JOHN MINIKIN, Lot 25. C0n.`8VeSpra. Barrie P.O. . _a5-J8-Vp `DWELLING TO RENT, centrally situated. south west Garner ot Mulcaster and McDonald Sts. Hguse, 2 store\', 9 rooms and hall, garden and lawn. Apply on the premises. - 45-,tf ` 1` VB` ":,\,]Qhl'1II Iiuiui ` . - ht along from mount}: to month. `Stud- wntnnues "3 in June or July msh a course In the cnt"`"gany are just entering. We have :30 va- Fglj when&1c`1o thorough wgrk every month in the atlonsd are constantly sendmg out young people VW3" ; ..,.itinnS. l'T1\Jl'I.I1l I r\llI sic-Inn:-o FOR SALE- House and Lot. with ham on Albert _ meet. Barrie. Cheap for cash. Apply to FRANK FIELD, Elmvale, ' . _ a5-28 l\0 9-2.1. EIIIHOSIC C\V. 11150 HBIE -'rE.nquire'at 43 MCDONALD STREET._ OY WANTED-~To work around at-den and stable. Apply ADVANCE OFFIC 9 26. pi. `VA.\"l:EI)-A'Cook at once. Apply No. no HIGH STREET. . =5- 1\FcTnoN SALE. vaLuAaL"imoPnIv ortuuity for teachers nd others. `d P . . . 'ig}e'd earmng power at a lumted ex- w`"` Pime and_money- EEGULAR WORK mouth Stud OU _Lo -an? i5uiisTH"oTeI Norfolk BAYSVILLE, MUSKOKA, ONT. 3 Boating. Canocing. Speckled Trout Fishing, &c. Rates: $1.40 to $2 per day. V A2:-tf , F. G. HOGAN, Proprietor. wTsTraEn SCHOOL ,q;d opportunity teachgrs g_nQ`ot_hn. ,_ln Under power of sale in a certain registered` M(_>i't- cage to the Vendors, which will be produced at time Ofsale and on default being made in payment of,the "`.\'8 thercbv secured. there will be offered for sale by Public Auction by Joseph Rogers, Auctioneer. at the Queen s Hotel, Barrie. on t#.....`l___ :1 run. . 1- .- -I AN!) ow ' T \ Residential Pr_p_;}_r_ty near Barrie. _ nu: gueen Hotel. name. Saturday. the Twenty-Seventh aav 0fJuly.,1901, H ODE {)':`L\r~ _,__ .. .,...J avva Alone o'clock, the fqllowing properties. namely,:-- 'F1RSTL\`-~ThC` East halves of Lots 27 and 28. in the Fourth Concession of Oro. containing togeth lylcres more or less excepting the N0l."5h 34 cf o_z e East half of said Lot 27. H Parcel No. I. is 2 Frame Dwellin House 25 by 32` feet. Frame Barn 38 by 80 feet. and ceding` Stab! W1 ` ` "V th stone foundatiun and sheds attached. About 60' lqresoficlay and clay loam under cultivation; V cn?-5 , fenCC and Exmzllr-n0 I\`Ic>`nn-xx tn lulu. (gun! I-- . 'cm dime between said Lot 9 and 10 till it meets Kcmpenfldt av; thence easterlv along shore of Wm Lo`: 1lvBav to west side of road allowance be- Awmey 53:] "mbeys xo and u aforesaid; thence on .` in Le Ofsaxd road allowance to place of be-_ "mo? pwaeservmtr thereout the Northern Ry. Coy : my by a.nd_ that part ofllot conveyed to that I87._ and 3 Veglstered Deeds" Numbers 79844 and` ; lnn:.:u thm, Dart conveved to Hm Cnmnratinn of- ~ leglesgetgs addressed to the undersigned will- fo 10 o'clock on Thursday July 5 all_t_rades excepting plumbingnileuting 3 {O %i r uired m the erectxon-of 3 `gm; h 0&3 Victotitolpital Bonrdi, 9; the '3 Plans and Ipeciqahonq nu M0 cc of Iohn Rogenon. ,Iq., ~ __-_ 511;! Itthe oieeof the Ullllllunu ...,,_____ ` Yonge and Gerrardgt ` * j 3'0 ' N ____._________ ` `K ` AH PRINCIPAL. I . lnnisl by rcmstered Deed 9596' . l)wIn" le Bck - rd- Erected thereon is 3 9f;*{3`1 e. allin fpggghade ` lining eight I`OOm3Ibnc'th ornaml 3 at Ind The grounds are laid 0?` W` 3 gxcellnt `at Bay. ' trees. about sixty fry "-`SW or K'P`},m-ate ` ' ing a. beautxful Y` e of sale. and 0 ` RMs-xo per cent at m {rms will be H . d' , 9844 3" . _ . . N mbfs 7 ' :1 Of. ,,,_.,, uy reg1steI_-ed Deeegsto `:9 Corooratw 97:. thag wnVeV I hem} and M be made some - E"b$ffKi"SBnsINmss% GULLEGE, .....-.. and Gerrard Sts.. Toronto. '0R SALE-Cuokirig Stove. Grand Peninsular" No.9-2.1. almost new. Also 'a stable to rent. =..m..;..= at .1 Mmnwm n RTREET. 2:-tf. _ I90l:; - ' . ,\NI`El).-A good strcng driver; must be sound and kind and have songs speed. REV. H. T E.\'EY, the Parsonage, _Cra.pghurst. Out. 27- voungest son or me late rum on {wars City Missionary. Toronto. V "f A . [;D,--A Good Girl inva family 0 two. p-` A:1(\IRS. SI-IANACY. 45 Toronto St. 27-27p L.N-7 .WHOLEN., " vL_ S`.:M:.uL Wusun Prop;-iggo,-, 0 3"? 7 ,__c 1'0 r iurthefvarti ' la cu ['3 %p Ecitll `_________ %To OONT i"..l';,;`==r-?a.`.c ?`.a 9i`2?h.fu?.'Z$% Etc,-Raise tenders w1ll_be racapvod. ',l`hp_ : , I! or not neceuunly Iceeptedg ; _; ' ` GOUINII nhtr 1. n'ArI'!n ~ TOWNSlf-|_vi_Ff_,Ol-" ono PROPERTY FOR -SALE. nnv v1 II, _,._I I -._ ...!;.l. L--- -.. |J\lL.II;v - qS.--At Tho`:-ntgn. Out. on_ June '29, the ; of Fred. J. S. Sxssons. o a son. 1`T--At Sandy Cove. on Tuesday. Julv and. , adaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. jobbitt. Mr A DIRT!-'l`.'l') . -i-~ SPECTACLES LOST. 13') RAID: uauv-r J""'."""' " ` ' ' '`' DIED __0n Thursdav morning. gne 27th'.. `Ii? his late residence. The &Is'h18d3o {C Paul Henry Stewart, aged 6 years. 1 `eat of the late Paul Stewart. or many gr`-...1\1:m:nn:u-v. Tnronto. Ba `e or to B`"`CK. AYLESWORTH & Wn't'?u"1',A ~ g izoth dav of JunVex1(g.gSolico. '.l`.orouto.: Li C. 100:. V :6-'38. BARN FOR SALE. . 1..- ....l.`. D ame. _ ;r_IANCOWSKI_--_At the s,West Onlha. on Iuue the Rev, Stevenson. .' Frederxck Longhurst, _of No:-ti; ) Jaucqwskx. of Onllia. I \'I'Tl'\ )-to- , 7 }ii73i rT171?iii%'rs.- : '---on uulu HGIUIIITIIY `cCCpl5aI GOUINLOCK 8: -BAKER. . A 1'4 W919 ".`"' BORN. -A J(:`v. I t ' {"13 Anw1cK. our--' Barrie, `X71: IIIIIHI 87-3` to run: as-tf. yo -as--nu 21-27-p REPORT OF `THE COLLEGIATE INSTI- TUTE BOARD MEETING. - On Thursday evening lest the `regular meeting of the Collegiate Institute Board was held. The matters of most importance were the report in reference to Inspector Ses.th a report, the report upholding the suspension `of two of the pupils, and the reeignetion of Mr. Kemp from the teaching. on . ' stag`. "Members preaenu-Hie Honor- Judge AI`: ` dagh in ' the chair), Mr. Samuel Wesley, Very av; Dean Egan, Rev. Dr. McLeod and Mr. Geo. Bell. . Il!_..L-- - _..--J---r -' ' ` wuu Ulla \J'UUo Dllo ` Minutes of previous meeting were read and conrmed. . , - . - The Finance Committee presented report No. 5, recommending payment of salaries for the months of June and J uly. amounting to $1043.77. also an account from Mr E, J ustice.` f%rbeddin`g plants and lanting same, $10. , he re ort was adopted? , The `Chairman, udge Ardagh, to whom had been referred the report of Inspector` Seath, on his last oicial visit to the Insti-_ tute, brought in a report as a result of his investigation. The report deals fully with the matters complained of bv the Inspector, viz., the congested state of the institute and the inadequacy of the teaching staff, in con- sequence of the 5th form of the Public school being admitted. Ingdealing with the work of this form the report says :-The results in the 5th form have been far from satisfao-` tory. Several things militate. against its success The pupils pay no fee. and conse- quently the attendance is extremely irregu- lar. This extreme irregularity is conned solely to this class._ pThe work done is `neither full and accurate nor hard and steady. The report deals fully with all the classes` and winds up as follows :-.-Iu view of the above fact. it seems to be forced upon us, as the only way` to avoid a similar report from the Inspector on his next visit is that the arrangement now existing as to the reception into the institute of the Public school 5th form pupils should.be carefully reconsidered by the Board. The report was adopted after being discussed by several members of the Board. m|__ _______- -1 LL- ___.-.,_ss--- L- __-l-L-- IIIWIIIIIWIC `II VII IJIIQIVIO The report of the committee to enquire into the matter of pupils suspended for mis- conduct recommended that the action of suspension be sustained. and that the pupils be readmitted (on suspended sentence) at the reopening of the Institute after tlie sum- mer vaca.tion.' The report was adopted. `Kw `Iznvnn mnuldnk Inna!-an unnntn I-A hn \ nuu. GURU LI-ll` [UH CUUU IJDIJUU DU vuuvo ` Moved by Dean Egan, seconded by Mr. % Geo. Ball, that Mr. Kemp : resignation be accepted.--Carried. . Mnlvn kn Dal! nu Mn] ant` nnnnnnr` kn U VII tied I Moved by Very Rev. Dean Egan, second- ed by Rev. Dr. McLeod, that the secretary forward a copy of the following resolution to Mr. Kemp :-'l.`hat we, the members of_ the Collegiate Institute Board, Barrie, beg leave to testify that we recognize the schol- arly attainments. the tact to communicate knowledge, and the social and gentlemanly manners of Mr. Kemp, and regret this resig- nation from the staff. Tbe motion was unanimously carried. * an old and esteemed resi Last Thursday morning there passed away I ent of Barrie, Mr. Paul H. Stewart. He had been in the (}foun1t1'.iy;J`.`r;lasurer s office for 14 years, `twelve o w o e spent as assistant to t e ate Treasurer, S. J. Sanford. He was at one time a resident ot Cookstownpwhere he started the Cookstown Advocate. `I1- L__1 L-__ -__....J A... LA.` pf-nan gunk A quiet wedding was solemnized on Wed- nesday, June 26th, when Miss Lizzie Stew- art became the wife of John A." Harris, All- andale. The ooiatingolergymen was Rev. M. Kelly, of the Edgar Congregational Church. The bride was rettily attired in white organdie trimm with insertion and a pliq ue; her bouquet was of carnations. The ridesmaid Miss Maggie Garden, of Elmvale was similiarly gowned; while the owers were pink and white oarnations. The groomsman was Mr. Joe. Spry. The bride received. many beautiful presents`, the gift of the groom being agold watch and chain and to the bridesmaid a pearl stiok pin. The bride : travelling dress was abrown cloth with a silk blouse anda brown ---- -_ It- -....a M... nu-pl: lnh: on the IIIUI VCUDUIUIIO LLIIU IUVUI U WDH GMIUIIUUIII Mr. `Kemp. English master. wrote to the ` Board, resigning his position on "the sta`, and asked for its acceptance at once. MQIYQA LIV ll I` mun CI li kt! M) ,uhuuupuuu.'-`-uuruuu. O M ved by Rev. Dr McLeod, seconded by Mr. S Wesley, that the Property Committee beeuthorized to make the necessary repairs to the institute during the holide.ys.-Car- mind BUEITBQ EH8 UUUISBUUVVD nuvuunuu. He had been conned to bed since March. 1900. with rheumatism, and his death was therefore after a prolonged illness He was a.Ba.ptist and aConservstive. He was 63 years of as e, and was the youngest son of the_ late Pan Stewart, for many years olty mission- ary. Toronto. . Mr- a..........o non: nuns-ninnntlv identied ary. 'J.`0l'Dnt~0. Mr. Stewart was prominently identied with the temperance movement all his life. Probablv no man in Canada did more for the furtherance of total abstinence principles than he. We are safe in saying that he spent a whole fortune in advancing the temperance cause in Canada. Mr. Stewart served his apprenticeship to the printing business in the Globe oice. Toronto, after which he started the British Constitution, a paper de- voted to the cause of Orangeism. He sub- sequently published the United Templar "and the Ontario Templar. and for some years lled the position of Grand Secretary of the United Temp_lar Order. 11- Gs--.....a. -v|nIsII:nt` :1 Ann-{ahtnr.nf th Lumtea '.L'emp_Ial' uruer. Mr. Stewart married a daughterof the late Hon. N. P. Flewelling, of New Brune- wick. who passed away about 20 years ago. Since then he has lived withihie sister, who. . with two cousins. survive him. rm_- --..-....I a.....l. -\`nnA an Rat-.nI-n.v frnmv with two oouame. sutvwe nun. The funeral took place on Saturday from his late residence, "The Highlands," inter- gent being made in St James Cemetery, IIIVIJ U HUIII Toronto.` a-brown cloth wun 9. sun Dlouuu Iuuu aw..- toque. Mr. and Mrs. Harris left on th evening train for Wisconsin. - . |s......... Blocks aces A .`