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U'IIl I vu wvwvrjwu` `_: ii izxtevested in Prat>.:icaTl Eddmioh Juthe name 0 bur splendid schoo_l,1th_e `. . - A - '- ~ cnlvmn BUSINESS unnnnnla. __ T'iO_liRO`jNTO. - %' 1 Al_. I. I THE A YEAR'S WORK; Rev. Dugald Brown`. of O`:-illia, has acce|_'t> ed 3 call tn become. pastor of the\ Midland Baptist Church. A gall fnrloni Penetang._to AR-ev. Dr. Camp- bell, of Ottawa. has been vanatained by the D- un:au D-AQRQIO Ana: HCII `ll TUIEVVT. ,IIKl Bariie Presbytery. LOS-'lT--I_.;)..:I:',a-`s~x1.':;Vlvl \yhite fax terrier dng with. black and tan markm s on head. Reward on returning to F. G. MORTO , Allandale. 5: tf HJIIIU QLIII-III ulfll--IuIIl QUIIUII RIJJIUIII n years earnest and energetic pastorate. ' th;`ui;r;b`:t:;r`i:; "':.:; :;7.::;:,.;: 3?~"`7..}'& Mulls, Mono Eastand South Adjala. after 14 uopunun 4nn--unnnh A-pa` ............-.53.. On;-ashnn At the Collier Street C`-hnrch on Sunday morning Rev. Dr. Sutherland, of Toronto. preached s most impressive sermon from the Onvf `II Rf Mark 0 A__"WhI1 EIII Ithil IJICUII-`U611 D IIIUDII IIIIIJIUDIIVU DUI ulvu IIUIII vuv text in St. Mark 14: 4---Why was this waste of ointment made ? - At the evening service he gave an address on ' Foreign and Home`MiesionI The _collection amounted to $341. with more to come in. Miss Clara Strong favored the congrezation with that beautiful sole, "0, Happy Day. Handsome owers, special decorations. a ' full. choral_ service with appropriate anthems. etc., will doubtless attract "many strangers as well as the regular congregation to Trinity Church on Christmas Day. In ad- dition to the regular short service (full choral) there will be a song service of a very interesting character. pnnctually at 10.30, which will consist of Christmas carols. an- thems. and specially selected music-render `ed by the excellent choir. Strangers made lspeciallv welcome. V Hamilton Lodge, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marr was last Thursday, Dec. 12th. the scene of a quiet house wed- ding. Miss Katie, the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marr was married to Mr. Clif- ford W.. Lloyd, of Barrie. the ceremony be ing performed bv Rev. Geo. Met.`-ulloch, of Newmarket, with the assistance of Rev. J. J. Redditt, pastor Collier Street Methodxst Chngrch. _ ` ` ` ' ' , 1---- _k .L_ _-_A.l_ -21- -2 LL- 4..-... \/[I'll VII. The window on the north side of the drawn- ing room was banked up in 9. very beautiful way with palms, ferns and orysanthemums. and this served as an appropriate back ground. The ceremony was started at 2 30` p m. ; the bridesmaid was Miss Ada. Had- dock, of Orangeville. sister of the bride, and an able szroomsmen proved Mr. Jack Arm- strong. of Veir, Vickera 85 Co. fI"|I.... `uni.-3.-. n 4Ip\Q`I:unnl\ point! A in-o`n:6n A-no-u:1:n alu-ug. IN V nu , v wncu: um; van. The bride s costtime was a white organdie with a multitude of tucks and valenciennes lace and insertion and a handsome liberty satin sash and collar. The bridesmaid was dressed in white organdie over pink, trim- med with tucks, insertion and baby ribbon. bowed with a lover's knot. Both bride and maid carried a beautiful bouquet. That of the former consisted of white Cryeenthe- `mums tied with white ribbon, while the lat- ter s was pink. FBI... `\n=l11u nI .mnvA:-s1- .1...-.... Iinlln n I-.\:`nvI "i.`he__Sarnia'hranoh of the Bank of To- ronto have a representative at the Y.M.C. A. building at the tunnel station to receive savings deposits and pav checks of employees on the arrival of the pay our each month. This will be found a great convenience to the railway men, especially those who re- side in theimmediate-yioinity of the tunnel, and is a wiseetrolte of enterprise on the part of the genial and popular manager. of I the local branch of the bank, Mr. M. . Atkin- son. -who is T already becoming ingratiated in Iihelhearts, of `the people of this town and vicinity and opening up a- splendid business` .w.i'th leaping. industries and business `con-. oernsiof the tom`1_. ?`- L; - ' - ' . V set in pearls. : At the conclusion of the wedding the guests sat down in the dining room to a table decorated, with a beautiful effect, with cut owers, mums predominating. The breektast over, `the happy couple were again wished wellond lefc on the evening- train for a. trip to Hamilton and Toronto be- fore taking up their residence on Peel street, 1TRAYED-Straye`d. Into the premises of the un- dereigned about the x5th of November, max, 4 red and white heifer rising 3 years old. the owner can have the same on proving_properf' and paying ex- penses otherwise the animal wi I WNNQY `(YUP D, ' . g[.gq.n be sold. W. J, The Seult News-Record. of Seult Ste- Merie, Mich., on Dec 7th, gave an _account of an interesting affair which concerned some former Inniellresidente. It was the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs J. G. Lennox, which they celebrated at the residence of their son Mr. Frank G. Lennox, where sixty- five guests sat down to a. bountiful supper. The News-Record said that many friends from "a. distance were present including their four children. Frank G. Lennox, Mrs John Reynolds, Mrs Alex. Atkins and Miss Ida Lennox, the children not being nresent J. Ross Lennox.`_of Portland, Ore., and J. K. Lenuox. of Duluth. ` II. ....`I I]... 'I'........ |...--.. ......2.I...J 2.. IJUIJIJVAQ Ill lJIllIIlnIlo Mr. and Mrs. Lennox have resided in Chippewa. County since June, 1877 They went there from the township of Innisl, where they were born. They lived near Churchill, where his father rst settled. He is now 70 years of age and his wife 66 Wm. Leann; of 1nnisl'J.`ownship,`and John L. Lennoxfoi Ivy, are brothers, and Haugh- ton `of Barrie, J. Herbert of Aurora. and J. F. of Stouville. barristers. are nephews VHL- -I.I ..-.....I- mg--- `L- -..-l..2n...b'.. AC -unnngiv U L`. Ul Uuvuuvnnnvg IJIIIIIUUVIII. III!-I Ilvlluvvvw ' The old couple were the recipients of many handsome gifts and the celebration was a. ,happy `occasion. ` We are glad to see that our former popu- lar townamhn, Mr. Mortimer Atkinson, is getting along -so well"in` his new home, ` Sarma. ' The following item we have clipped fromi'1'hSa`1-nig. Pout .---. tan a was puns. The bride's travelling dreeewaa a tailor- made homespun skirt. made with circular ounce nely corded ahort coat. opening over waist of blue and white French annel; and a pretty brown velvet: toque with trim minge of blue puune velvet and Battenburg lace` A ' T I I II I Q IBUU Among a. great number of handsome pres- ents were some from the bride s reletiveaim Worcester, England. The groom's gift to thebride was emagniticent set of dark fox furs, and to the bridesmaid a crescent pin set in pearls. ' ` AO- OLA nnvun`nn=nn- Ii` bin cunt`:-`:nn O-kn `A meeting of the Executive of the above eocieI`.y~wae- held..9n~_Tuesd sy night, Dec. 16, to make afrangengenvs for the {annual Christ-. muse didtribyunioh oi the. above _ society-. 1 The mmber-A Ind dttona wi1l;k.i9dly '-.emHheic ednmriptioiwiih-~2~dn&i :ie-'~'8.L`.t- `ee`~WW9m`e`e1` " ` wmnnmn AT HAMILTON LODGE. Rev.~J. .W. has resigned his charge of kg `Dnnn`-nuvn-Jn n noun nnnnn chum A`* Mann ' ST`. (moRcm*s socwry, 3A1zIm. GOLDEN ,WEDDING AT THE S00. POPULAR INVSARNIA. TOO cuuncu cums. four sisters and two brothers. He was born `Barrie citizens have been called npon dur- ing the last week to lament the deaths of several of its esteemed residents. DEATH OF A FORESTER. On Friday the deatboccurred of Mr. Er- ` win Neely. who leaves a widow and one child, besides his father and mother and in 1870 in the Township of Innisl. and in 1893 was married to Miss Emma .Warnica. All-the members of his familywere present when hcipassed away except his sister`. Miss Annie 8. Neely. who was called from Sarnia but was unable to reach here in time. 11 17 I ,_ 1 LI, - 1.-.. -._-I IJIIII WED UIIGIJIU DU FUGUII IIUIU Ill UIIIIV. Mr. Neely was a Forester, and the funeral arrangements. were in their charge. ' The funeral was held on Sunday to St. Paul's and was largely attended. The owers con- sisted of 9. wreath from the Foresters, a wreath from the sisters of the deceased. a cross from -Mr. and Mrs. McNabb, an an- \ chor from Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, a spray from Judge and Mrs. Ardagh, a bouquet from the" Misses Ardagh, a bouquet from Mrs. A. Warnica, a. spray from Mr. 3 and Mrs. Taylor and a crescent from the Congregational Church, Barrie. of which he had been a member for six years. On Thursday, the 12th inst., there passed away another of Barrie : oldest residents. This was Mr. Wm. Telfer Hunter, who for 50. years had resided in Innisl and Barrie. He had come to Ontario in 1849 from Scot- land, having been born in Uumfrieshire in 1828, thus being in his 74th year. `At the ace of 19 he had become a member of` the Presbyterian church and until the day of . death had been a staunch member, and for ` many years had been an elder here. ` `I1- II.1II- n`nn `U-II-nvnnfnt` in nrunnftnnnl urn- 1 llllllly JCGII uau UUUU nu tuuws uvavu He was also interested in educational pro- gress and owing to his efforts the school at Knock was established. His temperance principles were early developed and well- known. When there were 21 licensed houses.in Innisl with a license fee of $2.00 3 he was a strong advocate for the reduction of licenses and the increase of fees. ., ___ L2._I_I_ ____.-,.4.-.n L'.- -11 U1 IIUCLIBUB nuu Isu luv: wnuu vs Luvs. . Mr. Hunter was highly respected by all who knew him and his funeral was largely attended. He was buried on Saturday in the Sixth Line Cemetery, Rev. D. D. Mc- Leod, D.D., officiating: and the following acting as pall-bearers :-Messrs. T. Connell, W. Comm. J. L. Warnice, R. Carr, J. iu.....-......... ......: A 12` `lJ .....o.... ` Alasting success in France. England and America; Like no olher Play, But` with thebest features of all. Every human emotion depicted : and you laugh. It is Four Acts of pure solid enjoyment. I` ,,, ,l'l I,,',A..9.,_ ,_ _- ___ Manager Seeley, of the Barrie Hockey Club, was next on the list in the recent O.H.A. elections` In a recount made on Tuesday in accordance with a protest from Mr. Simpson, of Newmarket. the result was as follows :-W. J. Hanley, Midland, 31 votes; F. Nelson. Toronto. 27 votes; Geo Simpson. Newmarket, 26 votes; A. G. Slaght, 25 votes. J. C Seeley. comes next with 22 votes and J. W. Chowen. Stratford with the same number. President J. Ross Robertson appointed Mr. Chowen and Mr. F. H. Broder, Morrisburg, to complete the 9 H.A. Executive. ' ' ' yv. uuwnu. u. u Cheeaeman and A.` F. Hunter. I V Ill ululn In the County Court last week a man named Gray was charged with the theft of logo at Midland, and was acquitted. P A 19 ` I Vargzn-a `fa :-me.r namofl. Come:-on who was sent up for trial for assault: on his neigh- bor, Morrison, was also acquitted. '\I I E I Z Z In the Polioe Conrton Monday nearly all the people of Big Bay Point were present at the case of King v. Arthur Trebble. The prosecutor was Louise Warnioe. 9. girl under 6 veareof age and the proceedings were under the provisions of the Oharleton Act. The req aired corroboration was not procnrable `and the case was diemieeed. A..E.H. Cree-7 {wicks-appeared for defendant; H. Lennox p6ndJ. R,`Cotter for Crown. ` . - . ` ` The remarked-on-the-side man in the Telegremhaa been getting funny. He says Uollingwood wants to get ip an 0.H.A. die- trict with Allietont end Barrie, and calls it an alphabetical arrangement-,*A, B and C. A J. The one of King ~ve. Angus Black for arson at Duntroon. was an interesting one that was udiourned from last. session. The jury found him no: guilty. -H. Lennox was Ioouneel for defence. . V The manv friends of Miss Emma Johnson 3 were shocked to `hear of her death on Mon- ` day last, the 16th of December. Miss John- son had been in Hamilton until a few weeks ago, when she was taken ill at the resi- dence of her sister. Mrs- Geo._ Reedy, To- ronto. She did not recover, and on Monday passed away. The same evening she was brought to her late home, Kempenfeldt Hill. Beside the above-mentioned sister she is survived by herimother, widow of the late Martin Johnson, two sisters and one brother here and a brother in Bracebridge. I-I3-.. Tnlnnnn-. c-nun an nabdrnnkln in-snnu The annual meeting of the Tottenham Hockey Club was held recently, and oicere elected. _The secretary-treasurer is Mr. N Brown. I T On Wednesday of last week the death "oc- curred of Mrs. Jessie G. Cameron, Penetensr street, and on Friday` that of Mrs. Matilde- Lang, Woraley * street. , The former was in her 84th year and the latter aged 80 years and` 6 months; both were old residents of. Barrie.` - Bradtord s Junior hockeve team has re- organized. Dr. Campbell is President and`; ; Mr. Harold Garrett _is Secretary. - `_ .1 W ,7 __ v_-- _____._._.-- 9 'T:_1_n.the`County.Court the case of Harm v. 4_Me_`K;ix;n :66 1,.3f5r damugeg for `irregular ` `hmi,|.i!f9;. -a!w:r!11te;d% in ..IIor`nn. an Adiala tit 156198`; tjvri3t1`.,I~$200frgm .Dr. Me.-I $14ii9i59"'Tfi0tme;3l"fi;9lL..TnI-kanhum. m M%1cpt. L IIUIU CI-|\I Q IIIIIIIIIVI III III HUUIJIIUEQA Miss Johnson was an estimable young 1 lady; she was a member of the Collier Sc. "Methodist Church, and Rev. `Mr. Redditb of- ciated at the funeral which took place yes- terday to the Union Uemeberv. The owers in remembrance were very numerous. The ` following young men acted as pull bearers : ` Messrs.` Harry J amieson. Morley Duff, John Armstrong, A. P. Wilkes. D. Spence and l } Geo. McLean. A ` THE DEATHS [IF A WEEK. 4 A smnms or ACQUITTALS. VAWARDABID $200 DAMAGES. LOCAL HOCKEY NOTES. BOTH wl-zmn ovmz 80 YEARS. AYOUNG LADY s sw DEATH. v- .-.--R.. -- ... _ __- ------ V- r--- -v--- -~..,.._,-.-..---. Prices of Admissin. 55, 35. soc. Reserved Seats on sala at Robertson ; Drug Store; LIVED HERE 50 YEARS. The weather on Saturday would demoralize any market a'_ 1:10 either of grain or prolluce w_ai'.; Barrie. The price: were alittle y W uiual but there was but little devi will beeeoon from the table on page I mam HAPPENINGS 011- A WEEK` :;.--- TOWN VICINITY. . % -A Merry Christmas. -'1`hsre were 433' entries at the Dressed?` Poultry Fair yesterday. -See Music Hall ad. re Richilieu and Inazomar the Xmas Dav attractions. ...-v------ way ..-..--u- ..'-.' -----v-_v-- . -Mrs. A. C Batten, of` Toronto. `attended the funeral of Mrs. Lang on Monday. , -a__._u-, -un-_.nAA._ -v-l-_-A__ '13;;;;;;;z;;l;i;.`:..}a;.;...'s;ia...,:= s, -New and sweiat at no'rnwm.|.9s lot of Cashmere Hosiery 2:1 rib `just out from London, Eng., at Vail`, Vickers & Co. .._-.., --_ BLACKSMITH Business with House and Shop. for Sal'e.or Rent to the Village of Stroucl. A good business.~ and a good man can. `hold it there. Apply to F. J. REYNOLDS. ` - 50-:3-p. A! _--.._...--_ , Vp.____` _` F " '1E.'.iiIa'aII{eE $'s,I. iJv?eIZ. inn. ulated suoar for $1 00. A. J. Carson. grocer. ._AA A: tn In u-u-In _'--IiI`h_e(W3it'ndinnati Enquirer says: The house was crowded. The play and star we! re- ceived with applause from rise to fall of our- tain. V ' A W5561233Qi1'WiIer7Fu`rhi'thre Eu; 5;. until Xmas. The Barrie Wickerwork Mfg. (V. I1 .~.:L.uI\ IIIJ III `I. Go. (Li:}'i'Z:;i).' The cheapest place in town to buy haul and non wood is A. W. Wilkin- son!-. Delivered promptly In an Xuantlty to any part 0! the town an 7 nandale. Leave orders at mill office or phone. 23. . urn -I-vnnwu Awunv `Eng1iah Holly with an abundance of rich red berries at 100. pound. A. J. Car- aon. Grocer. ' ` Z `Z, 53 all Wicker Furniture from now until Xmas. The Barrie Wickerwork Mfg. Co.` (Limited). g. on `page u 1 on V '3--"Ii`he Medlical-.Colleges have closed for the holidays, and among those home from To- ronto are Messrs. Ed. Gallie and William Smith. PRESENTATION TO MRS. W. 0. ANDREW. Last Friday evening was the occasion of a very pleasant time for the scholars of the Junior Bible class of the Collier St. Methodist Sunday School. Their teacher Mrs; Andrew entertained them at her resi- dence 15 Worsley. street to their annual party. The programme for the evening con- sisted of avariety of_ parlor games. which the boys enjoyed immensely. Several selec- tions of instrumental_ music were well -rendered by Messrs. Chas. Smith, McBride and Gray. After refreshments had been served Master Chas; Smith, on behalf of the class, in a_few well chosen rema.rks,fexpressed the high esteem which all his classmates en- tertained for their teacher and in conclusion he presented Mrs Andrew with a handsome- ly bound `book of Longfellow s Poems and a ne gold and silver pencil. Mrs. Andrew made a very feeling reply and hoped they had all enjoyed" themselves. The party dis- persed at 11 o'clock, all going to their homes wellpleased with the kindness shown to them by Mrs. and Mr. Andrew. - W:-t3;;7l'.adies should not miss shaking in the snaps in Hosiery. at Vair, Vickera &Co. They re genuine. SALEVOR '1` mile from mark: -14 ..Jn..o-`J `nun ana- The January Delineator has a rich and in- mvitimz table of contents, and attractive fea- tures are added to all the existing depart- ments. Ira D. Sankey, the famous evange- list, vividly describes his journey through Egypt and Palestine, and the personality of the author gives to these papers an interest that is truly remarkable. They are~illustra- ted by photographs made by I. key, who adoompanied his fsther..i _ ut mournful eventsand the. iu tense1pn bljs1sym. pathy with Mrs. Mc_Kinley; in'6.ke v" ' `trime- IV: In articleoh NotablsPe`h` ftl_on,;in,; which`-_ the ,sunul le-ttie9 l&di-1;; " $14 or pianos, organs, and all kinds ot mn- ' sical instruments, and your Xmas gifts in fancy goods, tovs, etc., call at the Barrie Music Store. A. F. Garrett. prop. - -, 4.; _n_. wu___-xI_. -...u _lI o-av--cnv -V-rv--ac gou . V--------7 r-~r. For Choice Family Flour and all Kmds ot Feed go to Wilklnson9I. All orders delivered promptly in any quantity. Please leave your order! at the Mill (mice or Telolghone No. 23 l|I`AH| I IIIV LVIIII VVIIIUV VI I-UlV|'IIVllI7 LVUI .UUI --The students of the Barrie Model School held their nal sleigh ride and breaking-up party at Mapleton farm, the residence of Mr. John Srigley on Friday evening last, when-they had a most enjoyable time. 'I`I I III! II The perfumes to `be seen at John Woods Drug Store are indeed attractive. Not only -is the window lled with a. variety of Mo- rocco jewel cases with cut glass. but Mr. Woods has acsse of elegant French and English goods, Roger & Gu.llet s, Millot and Crown,` the former predominating. Among the new odors is Le Trefle Iucarnat, another French imported perfume, and everything shown is rst quality. Another `line he has very suitable for Xmas gifts is brushes and combs in great variety and quality. x -TheChicagoTimes says: A packed house greeted Harry Webher at Hamlin s Theatre last night. Indeed it would be hard to name another play of this school which has drawn such uniformly good business in the many engagements Nip and Tuck has enjoyed in the Chicago Theatres. 4n4,-,_,._ 1up_---__ <--_.n-ln_ -_._n _ --_. --T"Mr. Shaw was warmly welcomed, and added to the reputation hehaa well earned in Winnipeg. In the classic drama. Mr. Shaw breathes the atmosphere in which he has been reared. As 5 reader of Blank verse, he has scarcely a. peer on the stage to-day. It has been with him a. nas3ion--a. life-long study. His voice. intelligence and rene- ment; stamp him an artist."--Winnipeg Free I Prese. . * Oyerl: Ciscoes. Huddle and c.. con- stantly on hand at B0'l`l{\I`ELL 8. -u ` smo PER `ANNUME ` sncann comm II A NOTABLE NEW YEAR ISSUE. HARRY NELSON SHAW \ ' AROUND BARBIE. PERFUMERY FOR PRESENTS. mm: Mmi --rr-J -u - V _,. ___ _ FOR SALE OR TO RENT-;3 acreafof land I market: good soil, well` watered: is well adapted for root crops." Apolym EDWARD BYRNE. Owen street. ' V 4 T 38-tf A]! You! Need ousnmcnpan WANTED-One who. is used _ to the farm prefer-red.~ middle aged-n'o objec- mm to Widow with one or ,two` children. Apply to JAMES WREGGIT. Dalston P,O. V 49-5:-p. _` oc_.::'uv:'e:En"2oT;. D Allandale, on or about Novemoersuu 3 tv 01:! heifrr. Owner can have'aa'mc b proyin 1 ' I 11:` sand paying` expenses, otherwise a sauna ' ...._. T A _ A Z DESIRABl.E TOWN RESIDENCE FORSAIJB OR TO REN l`.-No. '80 _Eliz_a.beth .sgre:._ Water. Gas and Furnace. The propeI'I)'_7ol_ 2 amen} Hogg. Anrly on Iie.1';remiaea or gt the`. ~ nyrriol Woollen Mil .3`. ;5?`5`*???` " Li : Sold. AMB ES'l`RAY.--.='5tra'yed;into tngprcupses cum: . J undersigneth .I;at;.xa Con.-:3. ~'1fowg_uh_Ip;0f.0| 0.a -about the asthjof NDIVemb'el'-"Int,_ 8_~Ipl!4fi;}1:l&s!l!big The qwneroau _hgvQ_~;tho;il`ID,"-_f> ' ' `" Y~5* *1 payin` .exta_a_]iI I.o?nx:. *` " . 7 GE RG1!` an ' heiter rising two Algrgp `3 99!? " ...`7.?" aw person "5 V I. the animal v . . ....IN A.... SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT V Music Hall, Dec. 25th AFTERNOON - INGDMAR. EVENING - RIUHELIEU ' AND COMPETENT SUPPORT T 1 LOST-Dung October or November a small red SMITH. topna. . . 50-5: 9. bull, lgarg Jersey. One year ` old. Tl-108.. ITTIZIVIKI - A We thorouglyly grepre young` people fqr the busi- ness duties o Ma y our complete cqursea In --`-.-nnn.-uunnau -nu-on u-ruInln1_I\l' ' '"'a*;.; ......~ um S;c1::fy.JeXles|:r l'1`o;:?}9atf6I:.*Ngs:3.:JDh93"`??? A I '1`3~z`%- E , .51 1 LAMB EsrnfAY.-s`:;ya:im `cs. %Vaa-- km undersigngg.-:=L9t_,:,1 EIFER ESTRfAY,'l-*?5?3" '1"m.. 5` P""5"l`;|`?e.` , _ _,Fi_ssa.aboi1tv_tii_igif`t},if,?0= Lhtlfer using two: ,3," `RIV nar|nn"lnu1" 'n"D.'1?L ' ."'5`:!-1'9`! ?`." 7` 3-, 7 "I-?obertson s AND A LINE OF , - .-.eParfumas _ % Leather Tmlet Bases Smoking Sets % `L Be11u1oid Toilet Gases Shamng Sets L T Bi11_Buoks % LT Lgdles Purses , lhgap Gases . Mamcure Bases % And Others. :';- BE` SU1_{E'A_ND` CALL. Bobrts_o_n s_4 mug smge, t\__A. vox. `I4; . W Snialriia Prices. 25, 35 and 50 Cents. V Plan at Robertson's Saturday senses omcrwlse mc LENNOX, Ivy P. 0. ODD. P18. 0:15. 4-0"ly" - 49-553. \ ..NIUSI6-HALL.. _ _O_N_E_N_|G_|-|T_ . L . win`. ysv-uiw 'i$;I.7c'.I.L"' o-lv " .Yonge anduerrard Sta, Toronto. j_,, `(TRAYED on to the premises of W. B. Taylor, 7 5 Allandale, about Noyembersth W9 1'98? I M L..:l'..- nm..... N... I-mum name bv-nmvm:r.proner- 4 XMAS ATTBABTION ` , l .?.R_.? ;'31`..327 }; a`.a~"9' ~.q....~~"= NEW Anvinrnsnmnm-rs. MR. HARRY" WEB_B.EFa 'No-SI '% Ndiiasal` SAMUEL Wnsnxy Proprietor. ' ' ' P THEN THINK OF `FOR SALE. C`~l-K - - D..C.In BORN ; HESS uuuca UI Inc I! uuu uuulylcsw uuulawu an ACCOUNTING, TELEGRAPI-IV , SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITNG. er 1!]. _.......3.I.. _ AA..-` I`-..-ski. "I'-npJuA-Q nu -. .. . _, 5|-53-p UVVV J Win ng pro er- nal wt be ETC. -R. A. degree in-ade__a very- interesting efven-.' . Ex. Com.JAlex.'Cowan, .Z off-the` Chapter, crland. Monkman, Stevenson, Hallett. Mo- ` Collingwood, and Ex. Com J. H. Willis; f and the toast to Signet.Chapter by M. Ex. - Com. Gibson, was responded to by Ex Comp- ' Comp. W. J. Sutherland, Grand Superin- ' Colville, Wm .McGowan. John Robinson. J A!" U56 .. inst.', t eiccln anions,'_lia!i;.si.jbugy3aiild_7.pleasL j aiit time 1',- Aj~visit frqmfM2 _-Ex. Gibson, `Grand {Z .o_f:_the_ `Grand"i3hapter`r_e_ I` _ Canada, and ,an_;oicial visit ,-frem..Rz_-elk`.-. 5 Com W J".-Sutherland; Grand: Superinten-.j : dent: of - Georgian District, together. with electiontoi oiiicers and 1the:`worlrin-o;f the. ing. The Grand 'O`ce:rs having been re: p osived with grandfhonors-took~ their seatson . the"dais and. witnessed the degreewojrk by ` and his very etiicienti stat!" of ocers. Au the conclusion of business, M. Ex. Com. - Gibson complimented the Ex. Z. and oicers of the Chapter on their degree work, saying. that he could not pronounce it otherwise than perfect, (every oicer from the'Ex. .Z. to the janitor getting his share of the praise). lmdthac it Signet Chapter was a sample_ of the standing and_ prohciency of the other Chapters in the district. he felt sure. that R. A. Masonry was in good hands in the person of his Deputy, R.'Ex Com. W. J. Suther- land. _ M.,Ex. Com. Gibson gave a very.in- structive address on -Royal Arch Masonry, he himself being conversant with every branch of A operative Masonry. ex ' lained the. connection that exists from the uilding of -King, Solomon's Temple to the present day, of the customs, manner of working and tools used among operative masons, most of which are familiar to Royal Arch Masons. A de-V scription of the wonderful pyramids was ' listened to with the greatest attention and interest by the Companions present. At the close of the Chapter the Companions ad- journed to the banquet hall, where a_pleas- ant time was spent in partaking of the good things on the table, speech and song. In response tothe toast of the Grand Chapter. M. Ex. Com; Gibson, R. Ex. Comps Suth-- Phee and Wesley replied; The Visitors were responded to by Ex. Com. R. Hughes, of Alex. Ccwan. Ex. Comp Saml. Ship. Ex. Comp. J. C. Irwin and Comp. H. E. Jory. During the evening songs were sung by Comps. Monkman, Jory, Breed and Shrub sole. The following`Companions were pres- ent :-M. Ex. Com. Wm. Gibson Grand Z. of the Grand Chapter of Canada; R. Ex. tendent of the District: _R. Ex. Comps. Monkman, Hallett, McPhee, Stevenson and Wesley, and Ex`. Comps. Alex. Cowan, S. Ship_.J. C. Irwin. G. G Smith and W. Johnson : Comps. H. E. Jory, F. M. Mont- gomery, J. Shrubsole, R. King, D. Lewis, B. McClusl:ey,J. H. Neelands, A E Staple- ton, W. J. Merrick, J. C. Smith, F.G.Wall- bridge, G. H. Wright, A G. Breed, C. M. Beck, D. A. Wilson, E. D. Height. W. Cf` Alex. Milne, Jos. A, McLean. J. F. Jackson, l)r. Wallwin. J. H. Willis, and Ex. Com, E. Hughes, of Collingwood. Tho `nnIn:rsII ad`-`noun nrnstn nlzanfvnt` `run than IIUB, Ill \ IUIIILIS W UU\.l- The following oioera were elected for the ensuing year :-Ex Comp. S. Ship, Z ; Ex. Como. J. C. Irwin, 11.; Comp. H. E. Jory, J ; R. Ex. Comp. W; J Halletb, S E : Comp. A. E Stapleton. S.N.; Comp. J. S_hrubsolo.`P. Sojyg R..Ex. Comp. ~M`onk- man. Trans ; R Ex. Comp; J. McL Steven- son, Chaplain ; Comp. R. King, Janitor. ' 3l1\IT\ll`1I'|fII_lg I lriutiuuuvuu, --v~ We provide a dozen, Capable `Teachers, an l'S\l1ll8. - Enter am'Time.V g - V - ` Circulars free. nan II\ JIIQIII n;...-...-.. . .. Evcnfrv Tvpewriting machines. and produce good Johnston & Sarieantl In the Matter of tub Estate of the late 'T!IONIA8 E. JOHNSON. ` NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1897, chapter :29. section 38, that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands whatsoever against the said Thomas E. Johnson, deceased, late of the Town of Barrie. in the Countv of Simcoe. entleman, who died on or about the-Fifth day of ovember. A.D:. xgox. are required to send by post. repaid. or deliver to James Scroggie, Owen Street. arrie. Insurance Agent. the executor of the said estate, on or before saturday. the 28th day of December. roar. tull par-`D ticulars and [proof of` all claims. if any. which they may have against the estate and effects of the said deceased, together with their names and addresses, and the nature of the security, if any. held by them. And Cu-vl-Iago Gab` nation {kit An and nftnr th maid and the nature or the security, It any. new Dy mean. And further take notice that on and after the said 28th dav of December, 390:. the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims of which notice has been received as above required. And the said Executor will not be liable for the assets so distributed, or any part thereof,lto any person or persons` whose name shall not have been received prior to the time of such dis- tribution. : - - . . Dated this 27th day of November. 1901. JAMES SCROGGIE. . Executor of Thomas E. ohnson} 48-5: v By Stewart & Stewart, his ` licitors. Best Qua"?! I Executor's No_t_ip_Io creditors. ANTED-Reisponsiblo Manager (integritv must ` abe _un`queZs tionabie)_I;o tgkochargeo distribut- ing depot; 1_andi~oiego,b`Idpgngd~_in,9gnada'st9_fur-_ ,thbfrW`i9:*Iint!P9"`f`9`$" !8b11b91f?'?!*`31`3$=uf A ` ' % A i%?994?*ira:~nrn~: .mt9m Administra1;rix s' Notice to creditors uired to send bvpoet. prevma..or ceuver co lcsars. ewart 8: Stewart._ r3,'0weu Street. `Barrie. Solici- tors for. the Admlmetratrix of the said estate. on or before Saturdnv. the 28th deivof December, 190:. full particular: and proof of all c ime. if any. whvch thev` mav havengainst the estate and effects of the raid. deceased. together with` their names and address-I. and the na.t_ure of the security. if any. held lw them.- 4...: 4-....u..... 9.1.. noting. that onnnd after thesaid I *0 ;- all) Dart -thereof. to any per of the security. 1: any. new ov unarm- And further take notice, that on and the said 28th day of December. months said mdministratrix will proceed! to distribute` the assets `of the said de- ceased among thepersons entitled thereto. having regard only tsthe claims of which. notice hasabeen received as above re%uu-ed. And the said A minis`- tratrix will notbe lie is for the usstsrsq distn 'uted, ; _snnVo r`._persons whpss; namesshall nothave l_oeen..recszved prior: to the tune, `pf such distribution". .j_ . _ ,, .1 ' 4 . ' - iD_o.ted this-27t`hdsfyi`of_November..:_9ox.< ` ~ ' ' l arr-n-nrAD'l' '5, 'l`-lu`_1lIAl-.`Rl'.'.'.` V DUNN :' ARiVSTR0NG-.-.At Biz'Ba.y Point. on \Vedneaday.. v Dec. nth, the wife of H. B. Aimstrone. 3 Ion. ` MILES At Toronto. on '|`huudav.. Dec. lath. 1901. the wife of W. E. S. Miles of a-daughter. MARRIED. GRANTHAM-CREASE-At St. Sa.viour's Church Nelson, B.C.. on the mth day of December in- stant. by the Right Reverend John Dart. eD.D . D.C.L.. Bishop of New Westmininter and Knot- enav. Frank Grantham. of Ymir. B.C.. to Maud V Emma Crease. eldest dagghter of the late Charles` Blandford Crease. Esqunre. T DIED, In the Mattr or t_he Estate of the late EPIIRAIM G-llJ[0,0IaYo T `V T N UIIUIS is nereny ggven PIITBUBKIG no me nwvxseu Statutes of Ontano I897, chapter :29, eection 38. that all creditors and othur persons having anv Ephraim Gilhoolv, deceased. late of the Township of Ora, County` of Sxm.eoe.5entlemen, who died on or about the 36th: day of ctober. A.D:. goon. are re- g2=:e.s.::9.::;':-:;m::`2:::PVa:.:,3';;m claims or demands whatsoever against the said 0010 and W000 NOTICE is hereby giveni purauaht to the Revised Ontario section ..n -4|... .1! M-..l:mn and nnr nenonn having nnv 3os rAL Laos MAs_o_ N,3'Y. tn uay ul Lvvvvuunu. -yv-. STEWART 8: STEWART, b r ' `:3 Owen S`treet_L.,B`arri'e.; . SlicitBf;_for= Margargt: `Bert,ram -the I _ 'Adr'niniat_rI_tr5x sthei e9t.a.to_o_ + the, . -..1a,'tVo=` Ephraim G T ~ 1: Lowesi Prices. ...FOR... _ "rxvi An ?.`11:i"1_1 i, l: s1s *c5r"`13`Aka_ in,_' 1-iug` do`u11'rY 6it,smc'on up _'rnn- nonnmon .03 cums gun` -cnrrnmox. CAMPBELL-At `Minesing. on Wednesday, nth; December. 1901. George Campbell, aged 40 vears. . A HU\YTER---At Bertie. oneThursday Dec. nth. 1901,. William Telfer Hunter. in his _74th -year. - JOHNSON--At the residence of Mr. Geo. Reedy. 8o . Lowther avenue. on Mondav. Dec. 16th. Igor. Brn- ma. youngest daughter of the late Martin John- son of Kempcnfeldt Hill. Barrie. `CAM'ERON--At Barrie, on Dec. nth. V1901, Jessie (3:-ant (`anus-An :11 HA!` 8,412}! \"e3.I'- ?ii3AP;IiE.}%C:0UNTY 0E1sIMCoE,foN;1*ARIO, DECEMBER 19, 1901. ','1"o"Av_vN con-morn commh-mes an-` - vxmwmm RECORD-MUTUAL = AoM1_1u:r1oN-MAYOR-s i - VALEIDIOTORY. `a - It was thouh t that Monday. Dec. , 16th. would be the last meeting V of the Town Counoil. but another adjournment was made to Dec. 27th. However the `Aldermen. with the exception of Ald.- Brennan who was ab- sent. presented reports .whiohAacoon_nted for ` their stewardship as. chairmen of the re- ] spectivs eommittees and the Mayor also took occasion to deliver a valedictory_ ad- t 1 4 ems. Aid. vguf iiuia" 2; ipoiniti "shone eheiruien taking the `whole responsibility of a committee upon themselves, but. otherwise the meetingewee snetfked with peace and good will. W The itirveihutee of the previeue meeting having beenread and conrmed a few com- munication: were read. COMMUNICATIONS mncnrvnn ' I From Frank Browne stating that he purpos- t ed" tearing down the bill-boards on his Elizabeth St. property. and erecting a modern greenhouse 120 feet long, providing the Council agreed not to increase his a_ssese-- ment__, as it would greatly improve that lo- ` cality. V - liiun... Q .1 Qbnnknnn l1IIl\".`:l\'lI nr:nnu Ulllyo . _ From S. J. Stephens quotin prices for ; `green soft wood,_ composed "o uamaraok. hemlock, birch, some spruce and balsam, delivered for $2.25 per cord ; all cedar for $l.7_5 per cord. He would have trom 200 to 00 oorde for sole. , .1--- -m:_u-_.' -4:-__:.... inn .....a. ..c IIU '2VU UUIIIB JUL` IDIU. From Alex, Finley, offering 100 cords of slsbs at $1.85 F. O. B. Barrie. 100 cords of wood consisting of hemlock, cedar, tamar- 4 ac]: and balsam $1 85 F.O.B: Barrie; slabs ` we're all dry, 30 cords of wood. dry, and 70 `RPGBD. I`I-..I_ I\-..--1` man; Clan nfnnivunnt Donnell read thesnencial statement 1 which was not quite complete. .It was left ; with other oommunioationsto be considered ` in committee. A . l WHAT THE BOARD or wonxs DID. I The first report submitted was that of the Boerd of Works, and this came in for ad- miration by several members of the Council. Tl... l`.nnnnr-:30-fan nu Rniu-A of Work: nnh -r? LAMl.'.KUN--At baffle, ("I LlI.'|.'u Iuyu, u-gun, Jvwwlv Grant Cameron, in her 84th year. LANG-'n`Barrie._on Fnday; December 13th, 100:. 1 Matilda Lang. relict of the late Alexander Lang, aged Bo vears and 6 months. V II-I ' IIIIUIII ll-ll Ill JUII D 5 I o ' Ald. McLean repeated the Chairman s re- "marks that the work was permanent this year. He thought it difficult `to do all the ratepayers wanted. as the town n was an ex tensive one. They should expand all they could on permanent works and as little as possible on others. He thought the appro- priation should bemore than $4000. ` The report was adopted. ` FIRE AND POLICE COMMITTEE. The Committee on Fire and Police recom- mended that the tender of Dyment, Butter- eld & Co. be accepted for the putting in of new tubes in the fire engine at a cost of we a nu..- -_... 'n..I:-- n-.......:..a....:.. .;...:..... ` lllll'&l.l.Ul.| U, UUVUIDI ululuuvau vs uuw vvuuuao. ` The Committee on Board of Works sub mitted the following expenditures of `the above Committee. During the-current year the Committee had followed the policy of u doing as much permanent work as possible, accordingly they had expended the sum of $2073 on cement sidewalks. They built some 26,551 square ieet of walk at a coat of less than 8 cents per square foot. ` The ceneral expenditure for all other cor 1 poration work under the committee had W been $2212.96 including large expenditures ; on Allandale wharf, snow ploughing and; street watering in No 6 ward . 1 (`.4 -.As:-n 5.` AI.` Dnunn nnnnntdnta kl ` BDIUUI WDIIUIIIIH Ill L, U WWI On motion of Aid. Powell seconded by } Aid. McLean that the above report be adopt ` ed, the former arose to speak in its support. This, he said. was about as-good a report as had been presented by the Board of Works for some years It -wasthat more cement walks had been laid than in any `former! year. They hadhad to replank the bridge on Allandale road and had had other expen- { ditures they did not anticipate." This year they were only about $135 behind their esti- mates, while last" year they were about a thousand dollars behind. though the work i this year was as good as that last year \ U3.` `X7..-ualain :u\ hdn nnnnnw-its unit` that `In ` lll VUGI W35 35 SUI-H5 Eu vuuv Illwlu JV!-L His. Worship in his remarks said that he had noticed` that the Board. of Works had exceeded their estimates.` He thought it was the proper thing to keep within the e_sti- mates. Of course this year there had`been extra expenditures such as the moving of the ' stone crusher, Still he wouldlike to see the time when no committee would exceed the estimates : this year, however, they had made a decidedly better showing than last year. ` AIJ Dl\III" nnomnnlrar` Ckniv I-La nnnnAnn:n_ I VI`-IIIIQ VVCIC LIUU CLI\IIl`lI- I Aid. Jory said that if what the Chairman of the Board of Works` said `was true. and that it took a.. thousand dollars less this year than last, that a. resolution ought to be passed commending the Board of" Works, for this year's showing}; and 'also one censur- iug - them for last year's. I AIR lnfnun manna!-and Q-Ina f`.hn:-v-nan : rn- yarn. Ald. Powell remarked that the tiona were not enough. ` A 1.1 1' . _ _ _ -:.I -1.-- :1 .-.'|_-.. `L- appropria- qpu.u. The Fire and Police Committee : review of the past year was that expenditures had been made *amounting to $5,299 70. -This was about 340 lees then estimated. The dc- counts it-om 1900 were $462.10; other big items were $3,053 for hydrant rental, salar- ies, Chief ` King 3450. P. M. Rose $400; night watchman 8350; Ohieismith and Brigade $340 and .tep.ming `for `Fire Brigade CORR -. v.~v- V The rot, report on the motion of. Aldo. Tyrer and Yeir was adopted, thediaoueeion centering on the question ot. whether other improvemeflte should he made to the fire engine. It we: thought, however, such .oot`1Rld:hoiV!eft to the next Council. -___ A- A'__ _-___a. ._-_.!-__l_.._ _L- .UUIl\l'llU lull! luv vuw uwarv vvuuvnnu In reference to the report reviewing the committee : work for the year, Aid". Tyrer, the Chairman, said that he could not boast of having done much work, He cited some items in the expenditure to rehow that they were economical," and that the department? hel_ been rmron a smaller amount than for `yearn. ' " 'I`|u`n Marni thnnnaht Eh: l'l|l|l"`. Iran :1 The Mayor `thought the report was a [creditable one.` He said that the Board of `Underwriters had askedfthat a fixed sum be `given to the Fire Brigade. He understood that in .1897 ;a report, wag brought in to this 1.-e'eet`.hht ha'd~no_t been cated._ . The amount T ' iieo the Ei_re' jBg'igede was _ congiderably _ '19 I`the;-amonn&7,ni`anted ix; ;9th"et_ laces. ' ` ' oraditubletga-.o`A1d',.V wet IIIIIQ IIII'III Iiijjuu And his ADMIRABLE COMPANY prgsenting the excit- ing, amusing. irreslsgable