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In the Matter 01 the estate of ophronla M. Thomson. deceased - The, Creditors of Sophroniah M.'Thomeon. (Mrs. Archibald C. Thomson) late of the Town of Barrie, in the Count of Simcoe, Widow. who died on orh about the. 2_8t day of J ulv. 190:. are on or before the III dllV rsllllilhf. I 901 - in unntfv anal- ucu ul. any} new DY tnem._ ` And take notice that on and after the said data the said` trustees will proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased havmg regard only tosuch claims a they shall then have ha notice. 1' Dated this 6th day of August, 190:. II `l3lI11'4I\\v 0, an vs:-qiuuvnuupun aonu: Inc. zpm any or July, 1901. are on oerore tne ` 6th day of September. 1901, to sendby post, wnrennid. tn Hewnnn & Crenwinlm, n? the Town ni- NOTICE TO cnnITons.4 VII up Ul.l IJIU \JIll- IJUJH UAUI-lI'II|Illu most -of whom have joined and a number of people from other places than [Toronto have signied their intention of "coming up on the excursion. That the charter `members at least are not failing to work in the matter may be instanced bv a certain Barrie person who was visiting the other day in Toronto. Rogers says they - have a large list. An association man met him and recognizing. him as a Barrieitebuttou-holed him to see -if he was now working in Toronto and would join them. ' ` All tn frnnnnnrltn-I-inn H-. in nvhnnfn an The association were thinking of engineer- ing an entertainment that night. The opera house is booked-for the entire week but some arrangement may be reached `for -a union affair. V JIIIII UIIUIIIO As to transportation it is expected the G.T R. will do right by the old Barrieites "in." the` wav of good service. As to the railway rate, the return fare will be $1.15. _ ForA those wishing to go home on the evening of the 26th a special train will leave late that niizht ' rn1__ -_-'_ _g-.s_, __,_.,_ 41,9, [9, ., ,2 ,, ,9 _,, Reduced rates on G.']_.`. R. from Barrieeand intermediate stations by regular trains to, Penetanguiehene. Returning, special train will leave Penetanguishene at 7 o'clock p.m. OFFICES TO RE"N."l'_ 0:5. pans: COAL! \ COAL! UVIJIIIUI 0 A representative of Tm: ADVANCE inter- viewed Mr. Rogers. the Secretary. in To- ronto this week. He says that the tent at the exhibition" will he a drawing card. There visitors to Toronto from Simooe County will bemade welcome, and all. resi- dents and former residents of this county are to be invited to register there. The association will endeavor to bring as many as possible into the fold` and have them come up on the Old Boys excursion. ' M p.l\f'WC BBIIQ bkli `IQIVQ Q IGEIIQ _=_r-_t2 VI UIIU VIHILUIH IIUIII KUIIIIUUU UUIIIJU - Mr. J. 0. Morgan, M A., of errie was asked to take charge of the concert which the association intends holding in Barrie on the night of the excursion, the 26th of Sep- tember. V . ____._,_,,, A` .0 lfI'e,,,,, A, ,_._._-_ 0 A ululllls BIIU ICUU VVUUR UL IIIIU IQIII I The Executive Committee intend toaot as a reception committee for the entertainment` of the visitors from Simcoe county. II ,T Amman M A A` 'l2nn-.34. Inn- JIIUIEIIIII5 VI IIIIU 9DBVUI9SIUIl- Mr. Gilkineon was given charge of the tent which the association intends lacing on, the grounds of the Industrial xhibition during the last week of the fair. mka noAn.u6:uvA (`nu-u\unn:Inn1n guinea` an an` no- The regularsweeklv meeting of the Sim- coe Countv-Old Boye Association was held in the Temple Building last night. The president, Dr Beattie Neebitt. presided. A large number. were present, and many joined the organization. 7,, no 0 V1 III! IIJUVI-HUVUII UV III?! III! 9351193 Dr. Todd was appointed to "look after transportation facilities and report at next I meeting of the association. Ml! (1=t:-can-a unng n:nAn nknuenn A` binn- Tenders for_l1_qse Property. BARBIE WILL WELCOME HOME _A S HOST OFFOBMER RESIDENTS.` S The following report of the Simooe Coqnty Old Boys meeting in `Toronto appeared in one of theoity dailies : :1 i Thefe will . . be Offered for cal b P bli Aucti ' t f _ `f,',`{*7{}1otel. Barrie. on: s\Ti'1Rf)Av..=..'1':1'=`. ~.. *inee`%?.:;:t*::f=:;?:.:r;s; %% .: ,- K R I .. . .._ ~ `I; ; . v _ o X I. ,, ` Letter; of enquiry werdread from various parts of the United Sta.tea,.and the secretary was instructed to reply to same, ' nli '1`...-IA (Inna aunt-u\:nQnl' Inn "unit n>`Ivu 34-` 100vACFIE FA_RM FOR SALE. FATHER LABO'UREAU S' PICNIC, PENE'1'AI{GUI$HEN:. um um: amine In-zany; Now is the timeto secure your coal.` Present caeh ,price $6.50_per ton. Best quality. Well] _acreened.` Careful ' delivery. Your order _ respectfully solicited. Johnston& Sarieani. Monday. S ept._ 2d-Labor nay. _-_ _ . vv ----.c vv .w---, ' "S:)1'3citors'for Iames L. [Bur-to MAR'r m BURTON and GEORGE. BALL, ' ` ; Trustees of the deceased. prices. :5, 2 nd 35 cents. ' you $80 ea at era House 9 :3 SW8 ( ismefsg Drug. _St0I' NOTICE. ";'i"iWoN & cREsw1 -_ --., V- --u-nu, --yua- HEWSON & CRESWICKE, I!_!; A,, 1' ,, 7, 'TENDER_$ w. E. Iwxsmin. A rm: Tm"rn12nsrs or BARRIE. ran" counnr or '1'=s1Mcon Ann nu: nonunion or CANADA om: cnrrnmon. Viz'o;-Eiack. Barrie. 3"35 _3`.'35 . ---.--------U ;~M3? BARRIE, .CdUN1`Y OF SIM`COE,ONTARIO, AUGUST 29, 1901. `E. Butler, E Gallic, W._L., Vail`, H. Laid- law, G. sump, H, B1aok.;M.. Plummet, A.- armvh-J}-4:e-Joenaweux , IIIIUII Wv VVCD VIIUIUUEIIIJ The, guests of both hotels were invited and spine of the campers. ' The petty from town consisted of Misses Annie _ and Ee MoLesn,Orillis ; Miss Kirbv, Toronto; Miss Aliceairnshan, Mesford; Misses Patterson, A. Mfc_Lssn, _N. Uoidwfe, I. Scott, B. Vsir, Mo I N' Kings` _H-. `slnitho 'Do- Mc"Kes,T~M._. Me ee.T_Ba.l-tie; Messrs. Wyn ; _`%n1ith;;nG'so.` Rodgers, W.~ v.Wsir,`Geo..:~Scb.. -. .-: 'll..'s.'h.. .- `Ii! IJAIII. T. 'V..l.'.i D`. I'.~.':'.1 Qll1IlIlI ,\"V\h LVUIIEVIB, VV I VI VII \IUU. I E. Butler, E Gallic, -W._L.. vain, H. 15.... n. u....-.......1'.'.I 111...]. In 131.-.... I `A small party of young people went down to the Point. last Wednesday on the Myrtle. They were some members and friends ofthe Lime Kiln Club who had made arrangements with Mr. Reid for a hop in; the Peninsular Park Hotel : large dining room. Good mnaio `wan rovided and everything run nlong amoot yet the Point`, and the trip both wave was thoroughly enjoyed. A ~ Tina nunnb-`AC-Ink!-,k Inn-Al: can-us In-.84.-.l UIIIIIWL E 0'? Gents Singles and Doubles, Ladies Doubles, Ladies and Gents Tandem, Three Paddles, Upset Race, Hurvy-Scurvy (run 100 yds . , swim 100 yards, paddle 100 vds.) . Stern foremost and a Tilting Contest. Programs will be ready bv Saturday or Monday, and if there are any who would like to enter now and who have not already done so they should send in their names at once to the secretary. The course will be 1 mile, with turn in front of station. and no regular racing canoes will be eligible.` ` e Gents Singles. Gents Doubles, -. ,' ' . , Ladies and Gents Tandem, open to Barrieonly; and these open to all- N comers:-- - _(`I I II\ It ` THE BOATING CLUB TOi PROVIDE] ` AQUATIC SPORTS. ' The Barrie Boating Club are arranging fol` a regatta to be held next Monday afternoon. Besides such sports as greasy pole, swimming races. tub races etc. The following canoe event`: will take place, sports to begin at 2 o ,c oc .: t ' Mondavq Lorne `T The Dyment horses have once again come 3 into prominence at Fort Erie. Easy Street that Mr. Dyment paid a thousand dollars for won the 5; furlongs race for 2 year olde on ompaon piloted him. `A V1 III] (5,, 7_5,e:'3. I `*0 U:Tc Doublea-.-Boya and Stewart (B) ' beat Vyvyan and Baacom (U). 7-5, 6-4 ; Clark 1 and Willis (U) bean Choppin and Plummet 1 cm '7_= n_2 ' - v The Thirds went up to Orillia last Wed- nesday to trim the Collegiate Boys-but got i trimmed. They did well, however. con- sidering that Millichamp. Philips, McKin- non and_Johnson, (our league players, helped } theollegians out. As it was the `Barrios had the best of the game, failing at. the ehootinggpoint. The score was 6 to 2. The `Barrie team was composed of :--'-Goal, Mc- Donald ; point. Freeman ; cover, Longhurst; in defence, - Brownlee; 2nd defence. Mo'- Lartv ; 3rd defence, Huhbert ; centre, Mc- Kernan : 3rd.home, Milne ; 2nd, Marrin; %7st,Mahoney -, outside, J. Reid ; inside. S. Russell Urquhart paddled up from Big Bay Point the other day. It took him "ve hours, but the wind was stronglv adverse and he covered 14 or 15 miles. The Secretary, while in Toronto this week called at the Canoe Club and talked regatta. A letter received yesterday from Vice-Commodore `R. Norman Brown` said 1 that he and Messrs. A. McNichol and J. J. 1 Vauhan would compete on_ Monday. They are a 1 members of the Four which won the championship of America this season. The Barrie Tennie Club irisited Uxhtidqe 1 Wednesday and played a most interesting match with the home team. The games were very hard and fast. and the nal result -a draw-a good indication of the evenness of the play. The following is the ' detailed- 800l'8 3 * (V2,, ;, I," `T .77. v . ru. . -05- ll-I IIVVV IIIIIIID auu G Ell \1lCl-Ill I-LQLIIIIUI, Will Vair and Bright Smith rowed four men in a "boat from Big Bay `Point 911 _Mondy. -`i;g.lea-Vyvyan (U) Beat [Stewart (B) 1-6, 6-3, 6-4; Boys (B) beat Baacom (U): 6-3. 6-0; Choppin (B) beat Clark (U), 6-2,. 6-4 ; Willis (U) beat Plummer (B), '7._.5, R__4 ' It is no wonder sport does not thrive in this town... The people are so little apprecia- tive of the eorts of the" young men of this town that it serves them` right _for Barrie being behind other places. -Take lacrosse for instance, the club here worked against all kinds of diioulties and were only saved from` being in the hole by the gate receipts from strangers to town.` -The `Town, as a 1 `Town , cered not the slightest encourage- 1 ment to the home team the material of which \ was praiseworthw Now` Cooksto__wn_ and Bradfordare to play a draw this afternoon. i Thegame will be a good one and there will be a big/crowd, but the Barrie club is to get J nothing out of it. It was they who nego- tiated to bring them here `and oered them a 1 big percentage. The lastword the B. L "U. ! received was that all arrangements had been 1 made with the town. The town not only ` gives the grounds to outsiders in preference to I to the town team but supplies gratis, three ' constables, while the hotel-keepers pay up someicash. Thats the town foryou ! Why cannot lacrosse excite Barrie people like it does Allieton. ' There a. woman, accor- ding to the Herald, attempted suicide out of remorse. over the defeat; of the home team. ar.ASON 1901-2 GRAND OPERA HousE . -...__ T Boatig. , Dou t forget about the Labor Day regatta. In two hours and a. half Grant Hammer, vnh nut` Didi-L` manna!` `Ann mans` STAY FOR THE HEGATTA. spouts or THE ween. A LIME KILN DANCE.` `General Sporting" News V Mr. Robert Oroek, an old B.C.I. boy whose home is in. Midhnrat, is back from the Klondike. He left here over three year; ago and has been on his way home since four weeks ago. He was to come back with two othie. chums, their intention beingto come on the Islander. Bob missed the ;I_ela_s,np.i_e_1~,; Vbujt-' hieohnms` went; down `on the e,t -.!l i"er_ to . death` in .the . icy feoio. ;;,.;ili! esnxay:hfriondin will1~ernlndito h.if`."e9.f`.hi9A With our next issue another month comes in. September we hope will nd our car- respondents all back in their respective homes and ready, some after the summer's work, others after the holidays to send in the happenings of the week. Many have sent in good reports during the summer for. which we thank them. These we trust will be ` continued and also our regular corres- pondence. In mentioning this matter, we .would draw attention to the rule that all: correspondence is to be signed in `full-. A We wish our county reporters the best of success. Vusun uK?ji5ri"d'EK'V,gPr.2nd u \ vv IDIIIUI ll] urug BDUIC6. Marks Bros. are bringing a. good company here -next week. They intend to organize here beginning` Sept. 4th and on Saturday night, Sept. 7th,_they will put on a drama, A, Breezy Time Co., is booked for next. Thursday night. -Look for posters re this i up-to-date comedy oompunv. T uuuu away In Uuly DU UUULU. . - The box oice at the opera house will be open tomorrow morning at 9 o clook. After 11 o clock the plan will be found at Robert- son : (Wiamet- s) drug store. - Mnhbl ulna nun In-Jun-anon-u n nuns.` nnnnn -- The management of the Barrie Opera House have decided to open on the evening of Labor Day. A number of vaudeville artists` have been secured and the enter- tainment will be more of that nature. Mr. H. Llovd is an Irish Comedian who will sing for the initial audience. Miss Marietta LaDell. as Massey Hallfavorite, has been engaged as an elocutionist. Mr. B. B. Tesseman is a monologuist well worth hear- ing and Mr. Chas. Lyons, is a blacksface comedian who is good at the business. Irvine and Gliona are banio and guitar artists who will play acouple of duets. The combination is well` worth the price-the best seat is only 35 cents. "Flu: In-up 2.4-R-.. -4. L- ....-..- L-.--; -!|` `L - The Managers of`the Opera House are endeavoring to book" Mr. Edourd.D Oize, who made such a good impression here in his appearance as Shylock, and last season -in his own production of Richelieu. 1'his year he is said to have a romantic drama ot the highest type. ' It is called the Mountebank. `A nicely sharpened lead pencil in the only 1 thing in creation that dees the law of gravi- tation. The liqhter end always strikes the floor rat. . - Here's a. Smart-Set ism : It is always a. mstter of surprise that others should take their worries so much to heart; also that i the)` make so light of ours. ' TEOUGHTS on` THE THEATRE AN OTHER THINGS. . ' Mr. Herbert Fortierv has been engaged as leading man with The Christian. The But-rill Stock Co. a theatre at Hamil- ton was destroyed by relaat: week and the company lost all, their effects. ' 1. J i J Whenagirl says empathically that she won t, itis morally certain than she willi when she says she will, will she? sum Bl_.EW* HER HEAD OFF AT BIG BAY P_0IN'I'. 13 may be unlucky or it may be lucky. Those people who believe that it is unlucky will be pleased to hear that in the case of the Myrtle s accident on Sunday that there were 13 people o_n the boat at the time and that the rowhoat the steamer was `towing was number 13. The accident consisted in the cylinder blowing its head off and break- ing the cross piece of the piston rod. For- tunately at the time the boat was nearly into the Peninsular Park dock and it was an easy matter for some men to tow it in. It was not so easy, however._ for those who were left at the Point. On Monday some managed to get driven `home while others had to row across to Shanty Bay or Oro and [take the train. - -Thursday, Aug. 15th, marked another} epoch in the history and progress of the \ First Presbyterian Church. (lollingwood, the 1 occasion being the induction of the Rev, J. 3 A. Cranston. M.A., to the pastorate. `A? -large congregation assembled to witness the `interesting ceremony. The Rev. Dr. Mc- V `Lead. moderator. of Barrie, occupied the. chair.. The Rev. Mr. Ross, of Churchill, 1 V 1 preached an eloquent sermon. ` N 5 Rev. Mr. Pedley preached his inaugural ,sermon on Sunday. The church was well ` `lled, especially atnight, and the new Con- 1 gregational minister made a. very good/im-. presaion. Preaching from the words I am I come to heal the broken-hearted, he showed he had clearly thought out his sermon. and his delivery of speech was considered very good. ` ' ` I Adje. Burrows. of Barrie, leaves town this week for Toronto where he will be married to Capt. E. Bowees, of that city. The care- lmonv will be performed by Colonel Jacobs. ' the Chief Secretary of the Dominion in the Salvation Temple on Monday, Sept 2nd, 1901. The bridal party Wlll arrive back in Barrie on Sept. 10th. ` ' The`Annual Business Meeting of the W. 1 C. T. U. will be held on Monday next, Sept. 2nd. when the election of oieere will take place. ' V Mine Ethel Cross, otSt. And:-eW s Church, Winnipeg, sang a solo in the Collier Street ` Methodist Church on Sunday evening,-' which `was appreciated by a large audience. 4 OPERA HOUSE ON LABOR DAY. TO OUR coRRmsPoNDEN'rL-..' ESCAPEDAN I0? DEATH. BETWEEN THE ARTS. yMYTlE SIJICIDED. cnuncn CHIMES. That's the title of the sheet music that will go out next week as a supplement of this paper. `Many of our correspondents re- port that the sufaplement is taking well. The last piece we sent out, Take. Her Back, Dad, had a pretty waltz tune, that was ap- qr-eoiated by our musical subscribers. Be- fore _Take Her Back. Dad was issued, the ;single lines with title and the notices in some outside postgoices `kept people jguessing. Wef" were,gladto. hear that our subscribers appreciated it, j_and' only ask of them that it 'andjT1n_: jAnvANcnjto ,-any . `of Miss M N Reid returned to New York last week Miss Reid is connected with the resident staff of St. Luke s Hospital, of Greater New York, and came up to Big Bay Point for a well-earned restr To those who hadthe pleasure of meeting her she express- ed herself as highly._.pleased with Barrie and vicinity and said that her ve weeks visit with [her father at Peninsular Park had greatlybenetted her; a ti Mrs. a.udTNlias McMillan are two new at- rivals at "Hillside from Pittaburg. Pa.., Mr. R. R. Rogers has game Southerners at his place for the rear. of the season. They are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slater and two children and Miss Goerz, of Sa.vannah, Ga. -_ .. v_- rr-V1-n1\r\. vv -avv IJIIIII Mr. J. J. Brown has returned from his trip to the Old Country. bringing with him some of the heather of Scotland. He looks benected by his trip, which he says he en- joyed verv much. -_._-'--' ulna -4-J gvunaoo | The Beeton World last week had the fol- lowing :-Col. J. "B. McPhee, of Barrie, was in town on Friday last. His manyfriends in this section were pleased to see him`. IA_. 1` `I is I ' Miss Clara Moultou, Miss Eva Urquhart, of Oakville, Miss L M. Lower, Mr. Chas. Lower, Mis_s Helenfenatone-were guests of } Mrs. A. W. Penstone. Big Bay Point. "VI... 'D-_.__. II`! , `I 1 1 . I - _ ` r , ,----. -~ ---v-- ---)-t I~'Ill\l DIlllVnr . _ Miss Lily Lower, who has ` been spending past few weeks at Fairview, - returned to her home in Barrie on Saturday --Creemore Star. at xoo`c1ock a.m. to hear and determine the several! complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters List of the .\Iunicipalit\' of Vespra. for 1901. , _ D(`l'!~`0nS hnvinnr }\nc'vnpc: at fkn Cnlurf art: o-n- each M188 Mary Hunt. of Los Angles, Cal, and her niece'Miss Sylvia Lovick. of Port; Huron, vitited their cousin Mrs. J. E. Willmot on Monday. V ` j Miss Maggie ~.1;ii.;; a;:1'I\r'1'is Addie have returned home from Toronto and Buffalo, where their holidays were spent. ' I3..-) (1--.. if I'D .. _- - ..r-.-v. Fred. Gray, f Tarrie, is in charge of the village barber shop during the proprie-tor s -absence in 3/luskoka.--Creemore Star. A -.. ----__-v N,-u--u - A private dance v:vas held in McConkey s Hall on Tuesday evening. About 35 or 40 young people had 8 most enioyable time, 112-, `PS1,, 1 I Mr. and M}; -.Lz;1ia.'1;-i V.~i):z_`, (nee Miss Lizzie Bird) of Victoria, B 0., are visiting her father and sister, in Barrie. Inn in . -7.-Wa?1ted-':J.`hat new "w_htrf. la. denrge Scroggi and Mrs. Scrggia of Lancaster, N. Y. are visiting friends in town anti vicinity. `ll . , LV. Mrs. `Wm. Gaul returned tb her home in Toronto` on Tuesdag afterha ten davs visit with Dr. and Mrs. atterson. Town Cle:k 1_)nn'n;.;l'l-a._x:e spending l some holidays at the Pan-American. 1-: an '1 ` - --I .-.J v-- - ---- u -7`.- `T M1-.1 IV);.;-i"l3;croft a former 'B.C,I.{ student. is visiting his brother in town. `If, 7 0 `W - MUNlClPTI:l:|-T-Y OF THE lb Township of Innisfil, COUNTY OF SIMCOE. kMr.Z Jonathan Henderson who has been in Collimrwood for a. few weeks has returned to Barrie. ` Mrs. S.Ttev:vV:;;t_:'1-acdohald and children, of Dunnville, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R Cotter. . Miss _:(V}:;r-r1'pl->eW1T,-:;E}3;;"Alniond, has been visiting Mrs. Main, Orillia. '|l"2__ ll --_ .-__--.. -.---. .-.--- slnnonni-I B 5 Z Mien Marcella. Cronan is the `guest of To- ronto friends and relatives this week. Miss Liliae [Lower has returned from an extended visit with friends at Fairview. Miss Grgcg -;I;i;t-)l-1a'.-av b:ao:: '\;i's'i't'ing in Orillia for some time has returned home. Miss Minnie i ar'|i;_an:1"L4-rs-."\7-VTjloiiiison are spending a couple of weeks as Torrance. Mr. James Nelles, of Caledonia. is visiting hisbrother Mr. Joseph Nelles, Sanford street. `Mrf Robb. Cuhbert, of Toronto. was re newing old acquaintances in town last: week. I.!,, T C I` ` A pleasant `sailing party was held on Tuesday night over to the mouth of Lover s Crqek. - Mr. H#bbick and family spent Sundav at {ML Beck s summer home at the Rocks, nP%:=**1.8~ -. - - f | ovsvfiii. _1c>-g;'ar;-is' :_:l':is home. Hill- side, for 9. month's holiday. `II I] run`- OTICE is herebx` given thata. Court will be held pursuant to The Ontario VOIQII It]!!! At`! by His Honour the judge of the County Court of the `County of Simcoe at the \ ' a-nnnn.-. -- Miao (3"rL}L'}ary_i;'tI1;;};$st of Miss Edna Fortier, Centre Island. Toronto. ' 7 * Min `((}Z:;;r;b_1;mi;"s`p:ax`1;l;1-JE`laer vacation with her parents at "Beaumont II `Ir 0` - _ -- __- _ Mn.` W]; 10:11:!` B;s`a-i'e"--l;4_:'I{innon have been visiting friends in Creemore. II ! 1- --- `Miss Flssesce Millichamp is a. Torohto _visitor at Mr. 0. H. Lyon s this week. 11.. 1'\ 0 pu- r` I .__-..-___._-_ ._ -. .. - 9-v-vv n V`... Misses vJoissiei and Cassie Cameron have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Devlin, Pene- tang. 51}. Bob Guild, of Toronto, formerly of Barrie, is renewing old acquaintances around town ' Mrs? J!` i1(;cl;eV:-:1, of 1";)ronto, spent Sun- day with Mrs, C. Colelpar}. Mr. and -' atvver spent a few days in Muekoka. last week. Miss `1}i$1a}L}:' '>'fv.`(3-z"enfel, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Cavena. Miiss MaT1';\7_V'i_l-s;>n",';)-f-E)'1:illia, is visiting her sister, `Mrs. J. W. Dales.` um ux Inc .uumc1palIt\' or Vespra. for .f\1l persons having business at the Court are re- fquured to attend at the said time and place. fur-I\v t~Al1AZIl Llvl UIBIIUI LVJIUI Uo '7 Miss Llnyd. New York, ifthe guest of Mrs. Rogerson, Rusbolme. `R. , -___ __ iflrs, C. Col;mah was visiting friends in Cookstown last week. - M1r.T W. Lewis returned on Friday from a. trip to Stratford. ilr. A. VzV.'l-;e;:etone-a.nd family are sum- mering at Big Bay Point. 1"InIn u -1`- 'Mr.v(J of Guelph, is spend- ing his holidays at home. ` Mid: Esha'1W1TIi1;g'uhart is the geat of Mrs. R. Curran. Orillia. . 1 Mia: Kate siaizieraon, of (i):-illia, is visit- ing Miss Edih Otton. V Miss Florence Nelles is viaitinig friends in Orillitg this _week. Mi`. Morley Duff apent_Sunday i`n'E1mva1e. - Mr. E. S. Lally has returned home from Muakoka. ` RETURNED TOiNEW YQRK. J0 J3 Dated at 2` SDBIAL AND PERSONAL ,*-WITHOUT THEE." I up 5.0,!` "to.-p'1'.r1_`9'i:.._r rm-mm , r ` Last Friday 'was set for the date of the trial of J ack Burridge on the charge of burg- lary. The constable had him part of the way to the police court when Police Magis- trate Ross saw him and sent him back. so the man was too weak to stand trial. . For several days he suffered from the shot wound. but is, now progressing favorsblv, he ' being _a_ble `to hobnle jaround. ` He will come. ..bI_!t ii. P.lIih1.`_h0` 3'-','iV1'r--i'!`A'l?.i9.5.l-l?".' ' Mr. S. P.` Lantz, of Lansing. Mioh.. Master William Lantz, of South Bend, Ind., and Mr. Joe. E Rogers who is at present home on a holiday from Toronto went up the Goldwater River for a. days s shinaone` do last week. They brought back a ne cstog of speckled trout. A number of them were 14 to 17 inches long and altogether there were 136 sh. The Americans are agreably su1}>rised at theexcellent shing grounds to be ound in the vicinity of Lake Simcoe, and their latest catch they had photographed II a. souvenir of their visit to Barrie. \ I . 05931 BIIIIJI The Louisville Times tells of the incor- poration of the Crutcher & Starks Co. with new partners including Mr. Burton. It says. Mr. Granville R. Burton was form- ' erly connected with the old Mammoth an furnishing buyer, and later as buyer and manager of the furnishing and hat depart- ments .'of VA. Sherman & (Jo . of Boston. Five `years ago he returned to Louisville to take charge of the furnishing and hat de- partments oi Urutcher & Starks, in which capacity he will continue. The manv friends of Mr. Granville R. Burton will be pleased to hear of his progress in the States. Mr. Burton is an old Barrie boy, a. brother of Mr. Jae. L. and Martin "Burton; he will be here in another week, and may extend his visit: until the Old Boys excursion. T "`I_ _ 1- a can In. . -- J '1 , , G- _.`_ -..--..- -_.v- -I-n--tnvn-in Campers Suppllea- All the delicacies of the season in tinned meats, fruits. &c.. at B0 l`HWEl.l.9s`. ' MR. G. R. BURTON S ADVANCEMENT. ---Mr. F. T. Grafton haspresented this oice with a map calendar issued by the Manafacturers Life Association. The map is an up to-date one of the world showing `route of communication and the line taken by Canadian Contingents to South Africa al well as geographical information. __ 1---- _v_ V- v-U-Jill The cheapest place in town to buy hand and!-on Wood is A. W. Wilkin- son -. Delivered promptly In an X-I|l8.llI.Ily to any part 01 the town an landnle. Leave orders at mill olco or phone. 23. vofEi* LI'#rMfiLoI.4 --Peter Duff and John Winters got drunk on Monday night and quarrelled. Constable McBride arrested them and they were ned 31,00 and 552,00 and costs respectively. They accepted the alternative. hqwever, of going to jail for 30 days. mu... ..n.......-_- ..-_-- - `*~A A - ..- V - `an unison-lat -Tbe A11{.1_a1$"3aaeba11 Club are having 3 Labor Day excursion. Thev are going to Jackson a Point, where they are aoing to beat the_SuI:ton club by an at-present-um known score. _ ' l ___- -v_-_ --_--vv v -yaw`-uuuc 110. 13. --If the man V.;h9m" we heard drivin through the streets the other day with aleig bells jingling will call at this office we will tell him 9. better way of advertising. TL- AIl.....,1..`l..`l)..-_L-n H1 .1 .. u I THE HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK IN` TOWN AND VICINITY. --'.i['hO:(i)1(Vi:I5'(;y:l are cgrming home on the 26th. ` -Th'e tourist season closes at the Point this week. ' -The_ Barrie Band plays at the Industrial I Exhibition to-morrqw. --The[I()t-xix(V(a_1;c_1"I')uchess of York pan through Barrie on Oct. 10th. -S<'nnebZo;1(y_ is doing not-1-agthing to Bun- kers Creek bridge. For better or worse? I'I7l__A!, .I - '- " -Whot o dl_8-!ll'8`.tte-I` 'v;i;l; the band ? They haven't given outauv programs for weekl. Monsoon, the first packet tea Intro- ducd and still the best at B01`!!- WELIHS. I --or_x the - - NinthAda.y Of &SepIeAmb_er, l9U1, EEO: 5c. you can. leave your headache with us and take one of -Wismer s Headache Powders. Sold at Robe:-teon s Drug Store, opposite post oice. 1, , For Choice Family Fl Klnds ot Feed go to Wllkfxfslongad Rh orders delivered promptly in 3,, quantity. Please leave your o1-en .3 the Mill Olce or Telephone No. 23. T` kn cannon -L-.. _, There has been no change in the grain market. ` The supply this year of new grain is not going to be large in this district. In another week or two it will start to come in. At present there is very little on the market. -_-v.-3.. 1..---v v- vvvu -I-VUIII ---Tuesdav was` the biggest "first day in the history ot the Industrial Fair. V 1 --(-}apt. Lyon caught a makilonge near the Allandale wharf the other day. In weighed 9 lbs. 8% oz. ..-.r~.. - - ---r -A- - ;Litt1e Lazlxga:-;I: Pa.ra.diae-Boat-3, Lunch and Soft Drinks can be procured an all times. Miss Lawrence. $'Use Witch Hazlvargam for Tan, Sun- burn. etc. 10 and 25 cent bottles at Robert- son's Drug Store, opposite post office. -"-ThAe grab European shipment `of azoodl from the new tannery was made on Satur- day last, when two cases were sent to Liver- pool, - tl3'Extension Tables; we have them in elm. ash, birch a_.nd oak. They are goina fast, so call early. at the Five Point Furni- ture Store, Ford & Pa_.lk. ,_r___: _-----v- -- v nun--- vv rvn vvv vu . The iiroduce market last Saturday under- went very little change from the last few weeks. Butter and eggs sold at the same price, the former at 15 to 17 the letter at 10 cents. Potatoes. though source, were sold I little cheaper 20 cents being the price Satur- dav. "V A rm.-. L-.. I,-- '1 - I - ` -ZLaat Thursday was Elmva.le a Clvio Holiday. |1UllBC'UrUL'K`Cl5- ' - ' Saturday. _bept. 71h, Marks _Bros. open a weeks engagement m a drama. Partxculars later. 35-35 `Hogeare up. It was hardly expected that $7.00 per cwt. would be exeeeded for live hogs, but they are even higher than that large figure. The demand in much greater and $7.12; to $7.15 per own. is ob- tainable for live huge on the market now. Beef and mutton are down in price, the former being $5 50 to $6 50 and mutton 35 I per cwt. Spring Lambe are etiI1$8 per cwt. TL- ....-.1--__ ._--..I_-; I_,. 11 N 9-- -Labor Dav, Monday. , I\1'IIl $1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANC3 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS AGOOD CATCH on` TROUT. ON TRIAL 1'0-M'0RR9W'. IP..3.I-`..'....-...-_L 1- _. .1 AROUND BARBIE. mm: mnxtr. will RE-OPEN Tuesday, September Third. Miss E`llc Chestnut will resume her Music Pupils in September. using the newest methods. 35-36, GRAND OPERA HOUSE Graduatg: pf Toronto Conservatorv. of Music. Teacher of Pmnoforte and Organ. Residence (after Sept. 1) 44 John Street, Barrie. 35- "THE WS Nu%T J Private and Kindergarten School Opemng. Labor Day--VaudeviIle. . Thur~`da\`. Sept. 5th. a first class Farce Comedv Company will play A Breezy Time"--See posters and then be on hand Tuesday at Box Office, Opera House For tickets. c......A.... c--. _.L 1m-_I-.. D--- ......._ .. .......I-'- :nl"|VI'|I` Isl Iivii I1 - For the Bishop's House in Hamilton. Ont.. corner ay and Hukermer streets. :1 Cook and House- ` {B _ 0 ' Good wages and to com etent persons. Ap- d. mm MRS. DuMO LIN, at t e above address by ply to letter or person. I . 35.35 , will RE-OPEN SCHOOL, VTuesday, Se;;t. 3rd. 35-36- MISS CLARA H. STRONG .-.. u\,\.uIu|Il5 [U l&I.\V\ EHAnLEs FALLING. 35`37 - Clerk of Innisl. Bnt A1I:`md.1VlcVLhis 29th day of August. 19 A Gold Pin set in 13! Enterprise. on Sam leave same at MES WICKE'_S OFFICE. ?.._...__.._______ Private School Barrie. `uh, H. 5 MARRIED THGRAV'ES--HO0VER--At Nexm, B.C., NOR Aug. 1211:. max, ' William Northgraves. of Trail. B.C., to Miss Lvdia Hoover. both formerly of Craigvale. by the Rev. E. Flewellinggl SMITH--BOD`DY-On. August. aoth, gqm by Re, P, C. Parker, of _Toronto, Mr. VV. H. `:11, Craigv:1le,`to Muss Ella Bodd), of Bi: 3:; Point. __ '1` h . `on tiie aist. inat.. Mrs. \VR([gS {vr:ht, Egtzflliaatzrghter. - Mr A P.R'I"R':T) ".'~.v_1:\w7AnvER'i*|sE1u`EN'i's. y . BARRIE. ONT-. MIR 3; SANAGAN - . , 8 "" , E-AUTUMN SESSION OPENS SEPT. 3rd. ._ Circulars gladly mailed on request. 0,; Yonge and Gerrard Sta. Toronto. w. H. sHAw opm.-;.p;: '. Wars Lists Bouri. h 1 witha dozen teacTl_1en-a. aiiztv-six n$e:S2 g?gs1a0c(;1ineS, and every facility" for doing Oodwork- `_..mmN SEPT. HIGH-C o-lv .2. -7-- -022: . _ VALUABLE fI_-`ARM : IN THE IOWNSHIP OF vESP.RA.. `"`" 012 SALE _ t rms. A PRS,PEHR.TnY1AFRR or STl%?x`i`a}si`! ea: ESTE 2-`I diam novou. UI .. MAL issmss unLLm _ I TFNTo. uuyu u W'T'5'\`is}'r~i"ii1ALLT,"n\}II oHun'r, +.\... 4-Ln _ &8I' ~ ' ' ` I. a d turquois. on Steamer ;l?S:`"f,,'3; l:st. Finder will please .`im at MESSRS. HEWSON 8: CRES- 71)::-cnl<`FICE.~ ` ` 1:-2.: MISS JESSIE ROSS, [SEVEN `FJ'1!l'!P.*_!!? numorlst. `MARI ETTA La DEIJAQ I,`|,.,...A!,, wuuu-cu xrvuuu, - Clerk of- Vespra. r. Midhurst, this 26th day of August. 1001. S ;<- SERVANTS WANTED. ,__'..!J .... 1: :21 I-lanqntnn nnt ulUCUllOl`ll8t. IRVINE dc GlJONAo Gll:fnr --23 D` '. Guitar ANNOUNCEMENTS SEASON 1901-2 All` _____ _, r. 15 l1CfCl)_\' given` l\'CI'(Edh1Hu1>nn.-an auu name Aruus. CIIARLIE LYON8q Black Face Comedian. B. B. 'l`ESSElVIANg MnI-_}.L-L - _:--- -I-CLASS VAUDEVILLE HARVEY" Lnovn. Lf_____ _ __!_. - Mnuouas. Opens on the evening of ' `IV Illlnllu-In g--1 A this 47 Collir Street, Barrie. No.35 SAMUEL` --: .-.n- fCUI Elocutionist. III:-n - --- - - .. .-----\rpvoq and Banjo Artists. `-III ii`)! `I irtnnunu `.4-J0 Mologist. 8-` L`: H umorist. ...`. .-.._ rnvv urvu EE6. SNEATH, ('`!....l. ..f K7- LOST. nuu 35 Ulllip 7 ' rera House a.m. .Plan at Store after u umu germ. QUCDIJ Ho` 85 U l\`7 I Q Vndorsf wH_oLE No. 3486{ ` Wnsun Proprxetor. A 1 .r. and no -graduate among`. an. is therecord of the . that I hgwe transmitted nun ...o...5.......vl ._ ......L....... -`you-cw _3s-37' v----r 500 2 Rooms for oice;.;n 1-own: ' bvuaop Street. Fire proof vault; lately .occupned~ bv- Dr. Wells. Alsotwo rooms with vault. `lately bv Hood. Jacky & Fungi . Barriatera; imme possession," Applyto C. H. ROSS. V - . " .i"'B .".'L'.i'3".'9"'.`L`.,"V'.,3-.,L=..`," -`.9-;, 7 1` T ` _-_.L-_. `tfu . North-west half of Lpt 3, Qon. 8. Ves_ ta; 60 `acres clean-ed, balance standmf .umber.: so . heavy clay loam; first-class wheat T . Where necessary 11: in `le drained. Frame House. frame barn agd log barn : good water etc. A lon the ` remnsel or by none: to EGERTON 8.55 P. n. . V .. ma!-' NSTO , Mineeiug Having sold my Dru Business to. Mr. Herbert G. Robertson. I take t in means of thanking my friends and customer: for `the past favors, and would olicit a. continuance of same to m successor. All tunic!-ao|A:n(r nnnnnntn (`up man Ill: `|A'na:I` in vain . nu o-vu v -uu Ilia-ow`! uuu-w nun any funny: -syvv--J, saucy vvvuun solicit; continua'nce I outstanding accounts duo-me W baeaid to ma personally at the store gun or befoxje AU DST soth, l inn]. ' I \ l'\tI`, `9 . SATURDAY THE 31:! 0F AUGUST. for the Househoid Property situated on the North East corner of Wellington and John streets in the Town of Barrie, at present occupied by Mr. Wilam Thompson. This pro ertv consists of a` brick clad house. alar elot an a stable. and is a desirable property. T e highest or anv tender not necessarily accepted. Terms and other particulars will be made known on application to ` A ' ' II'l1II1Cf\\1 . INISHQIIYIEIIVII iiijhulif will be received by. the undersigned 1'11! to noon of Fnr the Hnlnsahnd Prnnertv ah-natal run than `Mn:-tls 1 ul uupuuuuurg anus, to seat: Dy post, VIII ll %reaid, to Hewson & Creswicke, of the Town of 21 'ie. Solicitors for the trustees of the Estate of the said deceased, their Christian and surnames, ad - dresses and description. full particulars of their claims statement of their accounts and the nature of securi- ties (if any) held by them. And rain: nnfznn final t\'lI' 45}! afknn Irina nah` (`aim fl-an