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I\I'BII}'b- ` To Jr.-III.--M. Cavenn, _A. Wheeler, D Pee. B Canon. P. Carson. N. Dyment, B Gliddon. W. Doddl, E. Coleman, A. Meek- inc. F. Rayner, M. Meeking, R. Greenwood fl`- Q- TT'l' 4`l2I .u-no Mnnln Donn Wraainn, mu. 1.`. nuyuer, Ill. uuwnxug, LI. uuzvuvvuuu. To Sr. III- -Herry Myers. Peter Wiggins, Florence Wallace, .Ma.ry- Buchanan, Sadie Ellie. Merv Robinson. Edith McDonald. II`. `I . T17 An:-in Dan` 'lI`InI-I-in llnlnrnnn Jllllll. l!l.lIl.'Y Dllluluuuug I:l\llVIl uavyvuwlug To Jr. IV.-Aggie Pae,` Flor:-ie Uoleman, Frpd Allward, Fred Bryson. Tillie Clark, Percy Corbett, Olive Burton, Ruby Metoalf. 'l`n Rn TV _T.hnnrA llnllnohar- Maude` .l'CI'0y UOTUUID, U vv IJILIINH, Luau uavuvuuu To Sr. IV Fletcher, J on Flemin , Allan uuler, Ernie Csrbett, Add Ha)/war A, Sadie Barr. _ . sdtrrn wmn scnoox. V To Jr. 'IV.-E. Moore.-E. Srigley, McDonald, J. Goring, E.'Metc'alfe, S. Meek- -'enore Gal her, Maude` {ha-j M.`51i. i{."1>:{3};.' III.` `I. TTT II I 1`. W", V I LIUUIUI To Sr. II.--n Willmott, E. Johnson, L. . Berry, P. McDonald. _ To -Jr. I1.-A .`Schult.z, A. Brannon. B. Johnson, P. Morris, E. Anderson, R. Dun-' nest. H. Gsrtner, G. Dixon, .L. Hooper. . To Sr. Pt. IL-0. Archer. F. Hamlin, J. Gilchrist, R. Thomson, B. Storey, E. 0 - Donnell, M. Brown, Z. Sheppard, 0. Humph- 1391. units. 1:. ruwu. : To Jr III.--M. Wgtt, B Brunton, E- Ho.rdy,.F. Brenton, V. Heels. fl`. Q. .11 #1), Willmnrt E .TnI-Luann- L. n my. To Jr. Pt.AII.--R MoAleer, `R Glaaeford, V. Moitt, E. Crawford. mar "WARD SCHOOL. .'I`o Jr. IV. --Frank Dobie. Mary Megill. Dalton Ball. Bertha Steer, Sa.rah.AberneI:hy. ` .To Sr. III--H. Suokesbury. ` _ i To Sr. II.-Connie Cole, Arthur Robinson, ` Ada Hlokling, Home Cheel, William Mo- IT-.. ` nuu j Kee.A fl`- Nullur. I havin claims m:1?<.)`J 1'. II. --George Wilton, Elsie Buttery, Geo. Cole`. V ` V l Cobourg World :--Chan. McGuire, who played with Barrie last year,` will turn out with the Cobourgs. and together with Dug. Mocsllum and the rest of the team from last year should give a. good account of them- selves. h ` V "i.~1."..'. i1;'.; ..`;:.[{..r. n___ n AIL-..a...-.. `In L The Hookey Club ei raetice on Monday night showed thatthe oys will be able to put up a pretty eti' game forthe Bankers on New Year s afternoon. Their work is good and fast and they are quickly getting into shape for the league game. _In New Year's exhibition game Barrie" will be op- gosed by a strong seven, our old friend obby Gray hasgot together. The Bankers will also include George Smith; With good. weather the rink should be taxed to its utmost oapacity._ " " i v 8 -5.5 The girls in the eenior seven went to get a. move on or they .wou t be the Seniors much longer. On" Friday eight`. of them were beaten by seven of~the youngsters and the more 5 to 2 , too. The sides w ere,`--goal. gloine, cover and forwards :- eg`ed Seven, :---..`\T.....Iauuu."RInn `Tun Hunt . Mnragn_ oinc, cover forwards :-Regged Seiren, iuee Norinne King In Scott G, Morgen, M. Vnir, C. Scott, . LeRov.nnd U; S ry ; Seniors. Mine: Jenen Spry. 8. Hub ick. Mrs. MeoLu-en, Mine: Z. Stevenson`. B. 0. "William, J. 011m. B. Stevenson, and 0. Gnlverwell. Refe1"'ee-No:-men Meccalf. Of course it we: theret prnotlne of the Seniors, but it showed up well for the] Regged e, who erewilling t'o.pley the girls of any of the nelghborlngowne or vluegees_. On Mondev. 16th. the death occurred Tao Utopia, of`Mir. Thou. Dobaon, Sr., in`: his 75th year.` About nine your: ago he re- ceived .n~etzreke- of eppplexy and lush Seg- "temiber be tied 5: third` one from which "a Injeverr aided eonecieunneu. " Hie relayivee here; .61. agzhh bed.I{de`eu,_ be tuned peace- :.--..... . ..'..`a= .....e.}`;.7.ve.u.- mu`-7 mid-`three Afnly away. ,. "I < . A % 0 leaves: widow, uvenvaonq _a.nd tt_|ree :dauht._e_1'fa,.?to moni'n_him,; . - _ '- For _ mv'snycr;he. wu an upright. con- ~. ~ '\ {I I *Pfi?`%i\`F?uibr;t"thv M.`hdi-t ix. ..a;.i.waan.an to; .3.-`o Sr. 1Il.--L. Brenton; J. Ambrose, r I1I-_I- 1)-`.-- jam, duly} veri IVUIIUII I\I$IIuIIue ---v-- lsavmg a `net the estate 3 WIIELIAM DOBBINS late 0 `the Towneht of Veeprag Farmer, deceased [are regutred to send ul.l_pm-ettculareeot the ed. to the undemgned oh orbetore the aoth day of Ianuarv. Qua. after w'hich date the assets of the said estate wtll be dietnbuted. having regard only to the claim: of which notice shell then have been received. and the executors of the mid ee- tete shall not be liable to any person of yvhote claim they shall not have had notice at the tune of such di3"'ibU`in- C: W. ontee c..I:..:on.m (`mo Hm nah! Rm-m'nfnrn.. V (2.4 LOCAL HOCKEY NOTES. Wa.nted-The Schedule. ` _DI$TH Ol`w!;R. frhos DOBSON. sa. 1. III.-G. Sheppu.rd._ P. Eldon:-. L. . Albortaon` F; Oriapin. F. Bsuldrv, {*Tm;"*A&&$}f%ii;}Li;' of Toronto, was . caller in town on Friday; an (iv 1-D `II It!` _,,-;I.-,_j___ __ .."__ -_, -__..--'- W. Bennett, M.P., spent Sunday, _with `his brother in town, ' * ' kisses L<'n:_i;:(3-l;rk and Gertrude Butler are home from Moulton College. `:1 CCEI III .1 III ,ElK ,, -, Miijrliai ;;1iclZ. ZhEl-i(n(s "1`utl:;ll1,,of Toronto. are the guests of Mrs. J. J. Weir.- ' can 1'!` .1,<||___ quu v: u . ---.._,. -~- - wv-v *2.$E;5"ni*:*'e';z-...:u.';::; :;:';'.a:.2.:....~ '1 ` If A I3'If\ _-;._l;;".I`}lompson, MM.Lb.A., was in_town 3 Saturday. ` ; .mu -1 nu ,, 9, Q___. 24 4-..... 1 9.2%: d2.ii3g.' " """' "M "" Mr. Mort Lyon in home from Trinity Medical College. ` " \ an IR!` tr `ha A,._ .1 `l`).___1l-_._I ___.._-__- V v-_-_- V Mr. and Mrs; W." Foucar, of Bradfora, are in town this week. . ` . 6 "M33 i:I:'aJ{B}.{.uE."{Ii.o...e from Mid-V L lu for the `school vacstron. V -- Mr. Fred McKee is apvenilinvg-his College ` holidays at his home on Elizabeth street. 1 1: tr": 1-nu -u n A .u 17- I n,I,,,I _--__--`_ .. ____ ___- Mr. W. E1aer._}>fA?i{.T ighVscboo1, in spending his vacation at hip home here. 1`! III I 3 TI?! ,!_,, ,.., `Egg -ozf*TWinhipe2,` are visiting their daughter, Mrs. B. W. Hunter. I, In ,3 (\,,,,-2_I.I- _.____ 5 (Mr; Jiok V. Brown in homofor Xmas. A Mina Theo Hewson. In "home from St Hih. . ~ ' I Wl'I"!:.4_'_.7A$l'l-inlnu. of S't.u'nii,T wao\in town "7 "";`r` V 7 %sa;..LT1s;;u;m;;;"..{;..g.;1...., is visiting % her mother, Mrs. R. King. Sr. and .., ,1, `I5, .I-., M nIxoi~1--KING-.6'n the tooth am. `by Rev.` win. A McConnell. of C:-a_igvalo. Mr. Charles A. Dixon, of Allandale, to Mm Laura King. of I_.afroy. . ` DIED. .. gAVENRR-At Lotjgford; on Fddav.` Doc. aoth.` ,9, M13` Elizabeth. infant duughterof ' and Mrs. my Heavenef. aged 8 months. >SuIZ:nidle, was among the callers on. Tm; Anvnxca last week. " Annie Fletcher has returned from Cargill, Ont., where she has been tor some 1 months. < 1 m:)zIx:.-HEB`:-anlx Grahm arrived. home from Chicago on Friday. and will open} a shim; vacation. G '5 "1ii{[ic;'b}{}I.'?.Q}{mu 6!: Thursday on his way home to Otillla. ` I II! J dlllc Il\l LIIIUI JIIUIIUGIM Falls, were in town this weak. % *m*{..yi::u}; ii}.si.`,'I: Guelph; :. home to: th Uhtiatmn holidays. `' `Harry. who has been t.e1;cbing in Bridgeport. Waterloo Co., is home for the `vacation. . ' ' "_'h?l.i;s-1VMa.b.el White came up fromToro.nl:o ; on Tuesday to spend Xmas at her home on Owen St. ` i "hi;as;a" Steele and Strstton. who have been attending Barrie Model School. return- no Orillia last. week. i' H and Hallett. and Messrs. ' Kidd and Siasons are on their vacation from Hamilton Normal School. 00K and Gene}-11` Servant Twantod.--Apply`-toV 0 MR. NESS. Suncoe Hguae, . _. _5`g 1 --hZI`_."'& tI(; of Toronto, were the guest: of Mr.`and Mrs. Jos. Kreibz, San- ` ford street, on Christmas. 7 an C'\ \| 1 Messrs. _'(:`leor`gle* isnlcotu, Chas. Powell and Will Ault returned last week from Toronto for the College holidays. it ti] o "_Nl:ise Robrneon is` spending Christ mas week at her home here`, having return- ed from Presbyterian Ladies College, '1`o~ ronno. - Thus. Fitzgerald, editor: of the Finan- ` cial Review, Cincinnati, gvas in town ; ..... ....`- Anna`... `-1-.5 -nan`: Danna n .t\l|m1\m Ulul LIUVIUVV , vuuuluuuvng 31- g "aw nu vvvv u several days last week. ' Bei g a former` "Barrie resident, he enjoyed nowing old nnnnhnnnbnnnnn IJWI I IV I vII|\I\u.II acquaintances. . Averv pleasing event took place at the `home of Mr. Stephen Pratt, _Anten Mills, on Dec 18, 1901, when his daughter, Mary, was wedded to Herbert. second son of Mr. Mark hnapp, by the Rev. B. S. Fralick. The bride was assisted by her cousin, Miss Laura Houszhton, of Newton Robinson. while Mr. Irwin Knapp, `brother of the groom, ably lled the position of best man. The bride and bridesmaid looked very charming in costumes of cream cashmere trimmed with chiffon and ,lace; the bride '4 carried a bouquet of white Chrysanthemums ` and wore a wreath of carnations and orange . "blossoms, while the bridesmaid carried a pink bouquet of Uhrysanthemums, and Miss Emma Pratt, sister of the bride, looked pretty as maid of honor in a costume ct white muslin trimmed with pink ribbon. The guests came from far and near, and numbered nearly a hundred. The bride . was the recipient of the following presents : - Mr. I; Knapp. silver fruit dish; Miss L. ` Houqhton, fruit dish; Dr. Murphy. carving set; Mr. E. Wilson, lamp; the bride s father, aclock ; the bride's mother, silver knives and forks and set of dishes ; Mr. W. `McKinney,/China cake plate ; Mr and Miss Howard. a'lamp; Mr. and Mrs. E. Knapp, carving set; Miss F. Gibson, cheese dish ; Mr. S. Gibson, silver knives and forks ; Miss L. Gibson, table napkins; Mr. W. Richard-' son, silver sugar shell; Miss M. and E. Richardson. silver fruit spoon; Mr. D. Knapp, lemonade set; Miss L. and Mr. J. Knapp, tea set ;.Miss M. and Mr. Scott, lavender bottle ;. Mr. E. `J. Madden, tea set; -Mr and Miss Carson, tea set; Mr. D. and "N Campbell, salad set; Mr.` and Miss Ham. ilton, cheese dish ; Miss B Johnston, sugar shelland butter `knife; Mr. J. Pratt. tea set ;`Miss Etta Gibson, cheese dish; Miss; Annie_Pratt, centre piece; Mr. J... A. Gib- ` son, bouquet holders; Miss B- and `E. Muir, silver tea spoons; Miss Emma; Pratt, pair ' match, holders; Mr. and Mrs. D. Jacobs, ' Album ; Mr. F. Pratt, dessrt'p1ates; Mr` . and Mrs." W. Wilson, tablecloth; Miss L. p 'Mays,eosie dish; Mr. and Mrs. '.l`._ tuliord`, chenille table cov_er_;_ Miss '14" Mc_l4_anghlin,e -~ `crumb my and brush; Mr. "A. rstokes, eggs V :- .tr'sy;>Mr. :3.` and,;Mi`ss I4. Cooke.` ca'lte`dish~,* `A Mr. B.-,.Herr_ing,`chseug:dIsh Mr; `d Miss T IG".'9!It. .psir 9.A.:.-.s'aIs,I:.` Mr.-:.G.-~__. _innie.< E. `fmiI`!9F3`._1!2li-,3. .P..-:w11'.9!6 W-N0` .9.V=i 2 '- v:0;.`il1?rsw.:tv '.`i!i'P.."C9Wle;;<.Miss-. G:, Gt 9.; "Chili. !D!.!!Di1"!5.f'=.31*I!'Y=; -l:l1aI'PlIl,1-'1. . 7?l`ilX7`i.!1niIi Il`Il'!9s=I*.` ?l71i| |'I.l"=-7?--e.`.1`1"%` V " . .; Mr. and Mn. Hope Mecoalf, of 'Nia_gra `lls tuning in I-junn rk:- Iltnnh iafviini "Weir is houie from Chicago- _..L.. I l`1-I|..... nnupp, stun: put; an . nuu any. n. u. up..- eon, rocking chair; Mr. and Mrs. E Pratt, centre table; Mine E. Wileen.- chenille table covers; Miss H. Faithful, set of dailies; Mr. W, and Miss M- Richardaqn. centre table; Mrs. Viokern, fancy paper rack: Mr..aud Mrs. A, Wileon,;pipturee;Mr. W. and 4.. MoKVin_n,0y5 "Porridge 39:; =,M=iIej MoKi:mev.' "9npiend.sve|19t`;: Mr. .P; Jend~ W.- -.Ri9h&rd-on. gilvjer. pie V _l:,nif`e;f ?1`o;the;4* young. '9._0._1_llT` we 33*9.N:|i1`.*hB!PY.;9!i8fiFi9!i "14 -WW` L tlitn &`Y33f'W31'3Y"f'` mm Bu11i'Ess cams; -I-nat\|u-I-A M` ail, Widkrl Fufniture from.nOw ` a.u;nesj:=.Km-MetaABma.{rwikexwors~-we; `'%i A sucm um msount, w1s:DDIii6l"1TA-15I7r-nT1;I MILLS` . nah Dee.`l'tith, 1851, Mr. and Mrs. D'owney,. hoth`of.wh`om,are natives of Ireland, were united in marriage in` West Gwillimbury. _In the following February they removed to Essa and settled on a '200`j acre bush farm on lot I0, in the third concession, where they resided continuously until about three years ago; when they retired` to Alllston to enjoy thefruits of their industry. Mr. and Mrs` Downey haves family of six sons and five daughters living. and it is gratifying to note that all of them reside within. a short dis- tance of_ Alliston and are all in prosperous circumstances. Mrs. Downev had one son bya former marriage. Mr. John Long. a an-Anuuunngnu nitimnn ll` Wtunanfnni Tho `AI- I1 0 JUIIIICL IIIlIILIU`Vg Lille uvltu gun. prosperous citizen of Woodstock. The fol- lowing eomnrise the family --Mrs. Murphy, Rosemonnt ; Mrs. J-.. Medill. Glenoairn ; Mrs T. Graham. Bond Head; Mrs. Chap- man, Thompsonville ;M1fe. Hartley Graham, Tossorontio; Mr. John `Long. Woodstock; Mr. . Isaac Downev, Minising; Mr. W. H. Downey. Essa; Vlr. Weslev Dpwney. Elm- vale; Mr. Eli Downey. Essa. There are thirty-seven grandchildren. The celebra- tion was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Db-wney s sons and daughters, who came well prepared for a big banquet, not forgetttipg a mom- moth wedding eake of ve storeys. After the festivities a photo of the family was taken by Mr. A; R. Lawrence. A pleasing `...L..-1. B`kJ| `.1-L.`-aha--n u-can `Ln nun--nn IIOBVIQ II All `J -I-It Jawvvnvuvvo on y-vwunn-Q feature of `the celsbratmn was the presenta- - uion so Mr. and Mrs. Downey of a magni- cent set of three easy chairs, purchased from -W. -E. Kinsey, and a beautiful set of China ' dishes to Mrs. Downey. The gifts were ac- companied bv the following address. _ 1, - _.A_ v ' `fl3`ath'erl and HMoth:r.--It is almost needless for us. your children and Hand- children, to say that it aords us no small amount of pleasure to be assembled to- gether in our old home to celebrate the- golden wedding of our dear father and mother. Although many years have passed since some of usleft the home of our child- hood, yet to all of us where father and mother are seems alwavs home.` The. kindest memories of you, dear father and mother, remain in the hearts of your children. We now know. better than in younger days, and I can appreciate more fully. your never-faltering love and care for us and your self-denying labors for our welfare. All that you have done for us we can never forget, nor can we ever repay. We know that in temporal things we must ever remain your debtors ; and while this is true of temporal things it is with even _ greater force a true of sniritul things. .In childhood s years you ever taught us by precept and example the great `Christian truths, which are, we trust, be- coming more and more precious to us as the years go by. Your lives of self~denial and right living,'with the love and affection you have ever shown towards us, have been as a `light guiding our steps through life and sav- ing from many evils and temptations that have crossed our paths. And now dear Father and Mother. we ask you to accept these easy chairs, not tor their intrinsic value, but that when you rest in them you may have sweet memories of us, your child- ren. We pray that God may spare you to each other and to us, your children. for many years to come, and that in the great future, when life for us all here has ended, our Heavenly Father, through His Son, our Savior, will receive us as an unbroken family there to dwell- with Him forever and ever. Mr. andJMn William "Downey9~reoently celebrated the ftieth anniversary of their marriage in their comfortable home in Allie- Qnn lam; Amy Rs._ sown:-3 QQLDEN I . V wmpnma. % x. Commencing EQDAY, DEC. 30 A despatch from Orangeville "last week ' said that the anniversary services of Orange- ville Methodist Church were of a most suc- cessful character. At the request of the Quarterly Board. the pastor, Rev. T. E. Bartlev, preached morning and evening. On behalf of the Board. the pastor asked the congregation for $500. The response was even more liberal than` was anticipated, the cash receipts for the day amounting to $743.25. In addition, `several subscriptions, payable in a few weeks, were received. Through the instrumentality of Rev. Mr._ Bartley, the Methodists of Oranceville bid fair to engov the experience of his recent pastorate in Collier Street Methodist Church, Barrie, where Mr. Bartley s perseverance resulted in wiping out a $5,000 church debt , of -thirty-hve years standing. ' Mr. Dowpey a very appropriate re- ply. The hapn-V event. was `brought to a. close with prayer bv Rev. Dr; Eby. Adjutant Burrows has arranged a very nice program for the annual Xmas Tree and for Newe Year e. The dates 6f the special meetings are as follows :- M .-uulnn mm Rnrh_..\'man Tree and IIJUUIGI uwuuugn Inc an nuuuvva .-- Monday, Dec. 30tb--"Xmas Tree and Concert, ? when a program of iecitations, dialogues, readings, Bar-hell and Dumb-bell drills, etc , will be given (any presents sent in for Door children, will be carefully dis- tributed to -the same by the Adiut-ant or M rs, Burrows. ) . ` m..-...1-'.. 11.... 91... III... 42...! Q.I.m+:.m* 1ura._v .Duu.'uw a. . 1 Tuesday, Dec. 3let--1`h.e nal Salvation meeting of the old year will he conducted in the_ barracks at8 p m. and at 10.30 p m Adjutant: Burrows will cocrlncn a Watch- Night" service which will be for soldiers and l`I.'..:.o:.... nan!!! ' L` lsllll DUI. V IV!) V! Christiana only. (`IL I. \- Ili'IIClI.BI Uilly . Wednesday, Jan. 1st--A: special meeting will be conducted an 3 `p m. , and another at. ` [8 p l_u. which will be nuhlic to all. h _Grente1. Advance `Corresponglencef John Shard_ia able to be out again. 2 Iennqx visited in Ivy last: week. Mini Flqrw Monev, ' bf Paiuawick, "spent _SundyVat homg v L- -I--at is, f\ ,,,. A, 'A,__| gA___g|__ -vu----;, -. `V Mr. cl:-d-"VBE:-'6. Goo. Quantz and family. `spent Sunday in Painhwicx. _ llo. , `f_II!_ .Yf, -I_._2.`I.__ -1 AII..--.I-`- 2- `rum . Nani; `giaagg; of Allaudaxe, is spending her. holidaygslatl. home. _, J .1}. rs _ A___A_. _ ______A`____ _.-EsPnoIALLy, ENaA_GED` _g ERMANI :': ..} i';',.".`.':. ?%';:':...r..,':' PASSION l'LADE" Balance M D n d of plays announced later. MAT!-I `Nuns Wednesday and Saturday. `Prices no, 20 and 25 Cent. Plan "at Robertson's Thursday. 53. -'-v----= --_ _-- ._._ . Miss Beanie LeI`1no'1:f`;x;t;t;tQii7hid 9. number of her_ friends on Tuesday gvening lgau. * I V-9"!-figs" _fl;t"l;s-t;:ev; .1 gbgaged `Mr. John Ma.xjkn Ato.te`ach the Pine Grqve school tor :t_`hq_.goming yea; - - " V ' .a-"~a-u .u 11n.1'III .\-I, luat.week.} , . v Sr. and Mrs Hnbber1:,`Jr., of gnollyr, were the; guests of Mrs. Wm. ` ./I` I 11:1. ;:--' i-vat, ,,.. at 9 `Q,-I"-. I;-v- . \"MVz:a7.MJn%o. Hironi, P;6bertMuir snd"?`_Miss Lizzie Muir, of `Saul: `Ste. Mu-i_e. Jgintalg, liere. `S, CIA 5, It ;;3;;i.:,%{;:\x;y;L.ga M%iasMi:_a'nie Mo- 2Kwim..,:.b1AU.b.qnia. thf sums af Mr. .` c ,1 CHUHBH CHIMES. Victor A. Hart. M. D.. LLR.C.P. and S. Edinboro, L.F.P. and S.. Glasgow. . `_ ' _ ' . SPECIALTY --Surgery Midwifery. Dm-ales of in; Consulting Surgeon. FFs1CES-La.ne Block. Cor.` Dunlap a.nd-Mul- `tn ts. ` . "I`nIenHohI'a The iddition to'1.he produce hall was llodi to incapacity and Besides the {owl} the Inp- ply of butter was goodht the nuns] 17' and 18 cents. Eggs at the Begihning of tilt week were somewhat more plentifiil; buyers: paying 20 to 23 cents. nu .A..-u-' uQ.4.mA on 'S;t'urdn.yv'uold at $4 25'snd 84150` per card for 2-foot and $4100 for -tlfoot`. Ebougli ofthis Christmas for! was btount in town to food ve or six Birriu. Botwooll four and` Eve ton was shipped o Toronto. Farmers got good prices, fins) 85' to l0'oout0 a. pound. On Saturday goose were plant! - Lo'st week ivas A grant `turkey wink. ' In! at 6:to Scents a pound; but the supply of` chickens and ducks was light. ' I1c.u an no: G! A There was a. lll`goqlI"8;lI;iVtY(i)f_h(IVV; tho- msrket. $8.'00A9nd $8.`50"being allied. The `only chengei'n"g1`i{`n piicee lately val shut innate. !l`h_ey.jhs`ve `dropjwed _e few create: n"ee.1_Iy everythinghae been rm in price. There was a ooneidereble amount of grain `received at Borgia mar-liet during the past week, 9 large amount: of" ii: having been brought into town on Wedheedhy and Sub- urday. THE HAPPENINGS or A WEEK 116' TOWN AND VICINITY. --A Happy New Year. --The boy was frozen on Fri ay auienrtv ly thick for skating. ` L..____._.. X__-.I_. `-'II_...I.__. C".I--.`_.4 -320 Z of all Wicks: Furniture iron: now " until Xmas. The Barrie Wicket-work Mfg. Co. (Limited). -_____ _-A__ n_ `-__..__ 4- L.._. 3 oraligzgg-;I;;val. Floridan. Valencia. . --New and Sweet at B0'l'!lW'Elala98 1 The cheapest place in town to buy y hard and son wood is A. W. Wllkin-~ I sonh-. Delivered propllv In an - nantltr to any part ot the town an ' T landule. Leave order: at mill onlee or phone. 23. NOTICE TO {CREDITOR -All saving again; _`e_state 0 W11! V- y.-'.___ .__v 61991` pianos, crane, and all kinds ohmi- sical instruments, and vonr Xmas. gifts in fancy `goods, toys, etc., call at the Bnrrir Music Store. A. F; Garrett. prop. ---'[V'l1lelfii'eZxnenZ vveiejcalled 5-Sc ti) a blaze at the Barrie Hotel, on Saturday, but the re was extinguished without. their hid. It was the result of a lamp having been left burn- ing by a girl in a bop-storey room. -I-.. l\Q_ -n__ `-n-.__lI_. ilI_-_ _-.1 -II .-a -c, .- B... .- -- -vr'----v_, ---_-- For Choice Family Flour and all kinds 0! Feed go to Wllklnsouhn. All orders delivered promptly in any nantlty. Please leave your orders at t e Mill Olce or Telepone No. 23. _ ,_ L__'_ ._I_._ ._ `ll -.. van`: ausuun --u-av-z `In .-my-wry?-1- --'- .-v- .-An interesting event took place on Mon- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hickling, Vespra, when they celebrated the- crvstal anniversary of their wedding. ~ They- entertained about 30 guests who very much enjoyed themselves. There was a toast list and congratulatory responses and Mr. and: Mrs. Hickling were the recipients of many beautiful gifts. - A I I I _,,;_-____!__...-_A. V --A most successful school entertainment was given at Stroud on `Friday night Mr. Haughton Lennox was the Chairman and he- had a long list of entertaining features in- cluding aeveral dialogues. The newly- organized orchestra was very favorably re-- ceived as were the various numbers by the children, whom their energetic teachers had so carefully trained. The halllwas lled- with an appreciative audience. 1\_.--._... A-.I....-__ 1l_.I.Iln _-gal n nAI|_, ..._.-_1- 1 815-SENA'I'OR GOWAN.-1901. We have much pleasure in once more ex.- tending our congratulations to Hon. Senator Gowan. on the occasion of his having reached: another anniversary of his birthdav. On Sunday, Dec. 22nd, this venerab|e- states- man and the Good Old Man of Simcoe County was 86 vears of age. an` ac. u `in _ AL V 71:1: Q ' anti" i`T'e-w: `wet-e among the exchanges which we noticed o'credc_ongrat- ulatibns and the Toron*o~Mail and Empire had A very tting reference in its editorial columns. lI\l __ ,-._I_ _.._ __..`I `l)-_...:- _.2lI L- ..I...I L- v---- -- -r -v--..--._ _.._.-__.__.. oysters, Clscoes. Huddle and en eon-- slantly on hand at _B0'l`llWEla'l.9s. uunuuaua. The people around Barrie will be glad to Know that the Hon. Senator is inthe enjoy- ment of good health, and we trust that when Parliament again meets he will be able to take his seat in the Upper House. DEATH OF MR. GEORGE V`-ICKERS. SR. The death occurred on Monday morning of Mr. George Vickers, sr.. Mr. Vickers was born in London, England, about 54. vears ago and had -lived in Barrie about 2'7.` years. He was a member of' Trinity Church and a brother in the I;0.0.F. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon His. widow and the following sons and daughters. survive him. Mrs. Archie Wilkinson, Miss. Annie Vickers, Messrs. George and James. Viekei-s, all of whom.re_side in Barrie. ' known in ' A quierwedding was celebrated in Sm. Stephen : church,,Toronto, at noon on Satur- day when -Miss Nellie Grant Botsford._ of Nawmarkdat.` was unjtodin marriage to. Mr. Melville Roohofort Tudhope, barrister-. I.B~l&W, Orillia. and brother of Mayor Tud- hope, of thamtown. Mr. Tudhope is well`- _ mo, having studied` law an Ongoode Hall. The ceremony was performed by `oh_o_,Bav.` A. J. Broughsll. :---g-'-w---u` A On Thursday evening" last a very on- joy|bl_Dnsb-Phn ial was held under jsho Juuapioeo of t a Literary Society, `chiey through. t o efforts of the young of thuvi `age. The moral took _As'i...oor-lziz 'A1~fNuni IN ADVANCI anion corn: nvt cum-s _oRILL_1A MARRIED AROUND BIHBIE. am mam. ` -H '5 L "var 1 ` I c 3 25'`3f n..2;?hSE'f.; 2? nf o.,{.?.".`.;.. 2...; hva1-LOB[g a. small wmu: XIII IUITIUI black and tan markin " `on head.` I Returning to F. G. MOR'1`0,=Alla.uda.le... ` `F ~11 . , a V. DW B'=YR=t1i1ted for root . ---o-ww:---v.v R_SALE on T0 RENT-I-13 gem ofqlhhd "o . -I % F uule from market: good toil. w o!ll.-wntoud; ~ Owen street. ` V 1, .- L BLACKSMITH Busineu w:ch xmod business, ands ood mnnjcnn .330- ; -u----u-uu-tn-II` for Sale or Rent in tho Y;illagc_of Sttoua: P1) to F. J. REYN LDS. - K `- IN A GRAND REPERTOIRE OF comnoms AND mums ONE SO.LID WEEK Good General Se`:-valntj would like Iituo.tion.at once. Apply at DR. PALLINGPS. _52-52-pl We ` -`T%: LosT._Losc. small white foi must ` " wilI :;; M....1. .....x ..-.. .......1.:......-- an hand- Rn `rd..on- NEW YEAR GIFTS opposrrz POST. om='1c_;1:_ . BARBIE % -4 Io1\'r';1:'_.~ Hohenson s mug Stow A few good lines yet hp . IU.;frOm atCI" ' . _.._._.__._-._.-._..... ._. - Tinw Anvunmsnnxnnws.` astle uarestnck Bo. `V-II I j-U w'v.v'. ! i ;,s:s;..1::';:::x..:::.; ;`::a*"+*'%'* '00MMERcIA'L sumcws.%,%:a:nai:~s:%y.%% A snoammn ngp TY-l_'(EW:R1T!_NG,1'__! _ nu: nu--n . Perfumes % % Ebony Brushes Ebony Mirror; P||I'808 Nusic Hall SAMUEL. WBi1i' Era c` :`o|1'on--Au mom ` 0 ainst estate WI LIAM H... 'l`nu:y-gala:-u A` V-anon nun-Innu- 1:6 mm 6 fl!!! CGITIOP 00$ wlul a on head. Rewnrdon ', Allandalc. , 5;-tf Telephohe -- -I V.` sa-3 W In . v/ '- .\ *:.," an NT __.. (bk `on: In l`I}\nnu-rk nan-`L _ .' 3 ?!-9`? mu 3")" "' ...v 1190`! afulllvl vs 511:: BUVJLLVUII ' ' Deer Sir.-*-1: has come to my knowledge, that n. very erroneous impression bee gone abroad we to the `Ambulance at Berrle. and en it ie,llkely'to do harm to labels fund I shell feel much obliged if you oonldnd epeoe in your column: to enable me to lay the feet: of the one before the public. ` Thn nInhee`nn:n `nan -uanskl-an --L-d...-an-' L- 1=nni3L1:nm to am To the Editor of 'l_`xur. Ai>vA1wc;n: llnnn HI. I; I.-- --._.- 4.- ...-- LII`! DIIIUIIIDIIUU lll IIIJIIIIIIE. WIIBKVUI7 I!" do with the Hospital. it is entirely indhpQn- dent of that inatitutiongond never will be- long to the Hospital no long M I have any- thing so do with the matter. , V AII|`ns\`n-nan --nun I....:lo In-v -an-u A-`gm -gs` EDI .._`~` - ...."\"`_ **9N+> M A` This 1 cf 'lritin s;,h;|:e8'::%</)l,th:3;.: T * M ` H 0\||-3.. ";`8?*f - 3 n ` Ill! `y Wbest of th - . Circulars ffegmd : Cana_da.. v ' T V - W . rlv Yongeztdl-:*_ SH Awr.itoPoru.,m_\ \ .!`l`a.:-Q.3t.\ -;';cluL_ ` I ' lbnto` . ` 1 Uiilliii VII IIVVII IUI.IUlIUIIIIIIU"g CH 3 TV '0! two"11nnd`I."e' end ve dollars ASW5). norm of this money I have paid, end the remainder I have given note for, treating that before the note becomes. due, I may hnve`colleoted- in Barrie and the neighborhood a. euiofent lilll on Inn`: A` Q QLA Jule` ~ um*r'rmn34Ai5DniIe.Smn -ro mu: nhirok rms` wgxmx. - % III IICI I IV III! UIIF uclgu IIUII sum to on of! all the debt. - `I 1...... ...g. .'...-..-_a.-J a.|.- - VIII!!! UV III! VVIUII IIIIU IIIDUIUUIH The ambulance was built. b my order, `and entirely on my own respond llity; at 3 coat .l|` Qlmln -no` can llilh A-AA -' `V `'3' `III II UIIU I-IUIIUO '- ` I have not ` resented the ambulance to the Hospital. on never had the slightest inten-, tion of doing so, no I em not in e position to justify my doing such on not, `I am sorry to say. The - ambulance is for the use of the. public of Barrie and the neighborhood, to convey any sick or injured person from their homes. or place of accident. to the train .or home or wherever they may wish to be con- veyed. ' ' I, ,1 ,,__ 2, I____L 1-- --.._.___.L .._-_I2. ve%ed. " A . he ambulance is kept in ccnstsnt readi- ness by Mr.TBaile_y day and night, who by_ his agreement with me,,ls entitledtojoharge one dollar for the horse, hire when used `within the town limits. and the usual horse hire when used in the county. The horse hire is to be paid by those makin ' use of the ambulance. N 0 charge is made or the am`- bulance itself, only the horse hire. A Q 31.1.-a nu `kn nIl\"sI's`nI|lIn `I `Iran `I ll!!! UUIHUUU IVHUII VIII IIIIU IIUIIU Illla As soon as the ambulance is free hem debt it is my intention to to nest the head of the Igolioe to take charge 0 it, an is usual in all 0 ties ' .___ --Ir_---.1 -_-__ _..j ;|_-.-- LL-L UICIUB . ' Any sums collected over and shove that required to pay o' the debt, will be deposited in the bank, and used from time to time for any repairs. &c., that may be requlredand also to pay for the horse hire of those poor. people who may not bs'ehle to.pa.y'i`or them- selves, on the recommendation of some res- ponsible person If you can kindly hnd space in your valuable columns to put in this explanation, you will greatly oblige Yours truly, A ALBER'1`_W. W1usH,' T Commander R.N.' At the last meeting of the Executive Com- mittee of the University of Toronto Alumni Association, a resolution was passed, sins- tructiug the secretary to tender-to the family of the late Mr. H. A. Harper. in their recent bereavement, the deepest sympathy of the alumni of the University The com- mittee desired especially to record its ad- miration for the heroism displayed by the deceased in the circumstances which re- sulted in his death, and to express the hope that the sadness of. bereavement in those who have su'ered this irreparable loss may to some extent be mitigated by the reflection that the memory of his noble act of salt- sacrice will be cherished `by `his fellow alumni with feelings of pride and melancholy satisfaction throughout the years to come. 7'... Into. Ila. 'I J`.......u.. nu nan-at-nun! A` URL HQIIIUIDU IIIUI-I UIIIU\.|`|lUIlU UIIV YUEID UV UVIIIUO The late Mr. Harper, as secretary of the Toronto U;:iv_ersity Club at Ottawa, `was a memberof the Central Executive, and much of the success which attended the eort! of the alumni organization since its inception was due to the advice and assistance render- ed by Mr. Harper. . Tn lung Kan-u Annh-Int` his 951: FAIAIIIIHWQ ._.._. `STRAY--Heifer astray. arrived` ltdm `lot :8 E Con. 8, Essa. abnut the first of Octobe_r.~ a red heifer. rising three vears old. any non (wing iur -formation leadin to the recovery 0 the nmmal. will M berewarcled. . J. LENNOX. lvy_P.O. 5:-54-p cu Uy mu. Luupus. ~ It has been decided by the Executive Committee to erect 9. bronze memoria.l.tab- let to preserve the memory of Mr. Harper's brave deed, and alumni and friends who wish to contribute to this project are kindly requested to send their subscriptions to Mr. S. J. Robertson, B A. .University of Toronto. CENTRAL BUSINESS OOLLEGE. . TORONTO. 5 This excellent .school provides the best possible means forimparting a practical edu- cation along business lines to. its numerous students; It has a staff of twelve experi- enced teachers. superior equipment, includ- ing `no less than eightv ty ewriting ma-. chines, and is most successfu in aiding its pupils and graduates to secure suitable posi`-. Diana . I vuv vault! IIUIUIU ULID puuuu. ' The gmbulqnde has. nothing whaovpr` to `n Ilhh flan n'n-nN-_nI `#7 In Anni-_ln'A'1! Snahihui, ruin ;a.,.... US. For the week `ending Dec. 6th it sent two students to Commercial positions in Wind- sor, 0nt., one` to North _ Bay. and located nine inlbusiness houses in Toronto, a result of the enviable reputation" it enjoys in giving a `thorough training and for recommending none but weliqualied candidate! to busi- ness men. Thewinter Term in this School opens J anuarv 6th, as stated in adv. in this issue- -_ . ,. . x 3XQn-3/vv{ww---_.~> ., Hamilton ` Herald :-'.l.`he_ Castle Square Company seems to have struck the (right `kind . of attraction, for the Hamilton ._ pnblim ` in .The Passion Plsde. The house was well lled last night, and the pley well received. The eeme play will be produced Mon-` day evening at the Barrie Music Hall. |_ud.thoae who wituese the pertormenoe, `it is promised,` willnndoubtedlybe well. Ipleaeedf an the piece in 'efull_:of thrilling` pleased, as we piece in :uu_. u. ..........,, scenes and climaxes. A complete `list bf specialties will be given, including `7'Emeni a" newelt and latest deuce, -effbhe ._eerinl_ _buttpe_x :y,' jiwhichc` is cleimed _;;_-1...` ...|.;...:...o-Slap! emf dampen; dnatnmmon. U. -W . tuna. I. V Solicitors foxj the said Executors. Barrie, Dec 2:01:11. 1901. ' ~ OASTLEB QU'An_m swoon COMPANY. HONOR HARPEBBB MEMORY. VTHE 'AM3iJLANom. arI|1_ nu; Iexny, the "moat b'en'u W IIIVIJ .Iu `gun: of `.11 mi ANADA_ Mount. cnrrnnrox. swoon no -my no-mnon or c '?:::1;;_l;_3;I"il'3,Ri]i3; comm? '01? j`sI1tcoE,i ONTARIO, DECEMBER 926,` 1903.. ans. .HAn1'a HART. % Frtd Jo Hart` M.D-.'M.R.c;`S., En`_uV Lukfcopgg London. . . SPECIALTY--DiseasesA-of Cheat, Stomach. and ; Nerves; Consulting Physician. . ? mono.-my mm;-noNs;. %. 4 - . ' ()ENTBAL'80!100L. V _. [_ .. 9 ~;.'l`ha`Iollowi_n`g {pupils will be promoted`-o`n thire-opantngAohohoo,l. Jan. 6, 1902 :` K `-1- -an-,,,,, 17 n.,,_,,_ It, ' ' 'l`o Sen. lI'.-W.l Gracie, H. Bsuldry, H. Caldwell, H. Brown. C. Lennox,-T. Obsawny, L. McGowan. B. Scott. 0. Hook, L. Bidwoll, 9 U:-ry, G. Lower. P. Sheppard, `A. Serwry, 'l'\`..AA- . Matt, 0. Albortuon` J3`; Umpm. 1*`. xssumrv, V. Leone. 15: . Frank. G. Dougll, H. Love. m- 1.... n 1:) i..m:... 13...}... A '1`olJun. II.-1?. Drnrv.. L. Garrett, F. Gallagher, M. vin tone, M. Kennedy. A. Rlohardlon. I. W son, _A. Sinclair, 0. Brownlep, 0. Cox, M. Partridge. A. Skinner, H. ' Elliot, 8. Alennder. G. Gracey, 0. ; Brow.n,_F. Gucoy, . A. Ingram, AR. Patter- V n JJUUUUQ Illa JH'vU|._ Uta yvu nun, .u.. uvvw. _ To-Jun IV.-O. Phillipe, 11. Parker, A Lower. G. Graham, 0. Aulu. R Mccerchv, P. Findlay, J. Kennedy. - E. Hubbert, B. Parker. 1.. Stephens, S. Rose, M. Hiokling. V. Finlay. _ ' To Sen. IV.-_-E. Bunker, I... McDonegh, M; Williams, F. Mnrr. A. Blow, C. Brown- lee. 0. Bird. A. Bailey, 1. Alberteon, H. Human. R. McLean. '1`. Patterson, A. Manuel, E. Pepler, R. Nixon. ' wnsir wmn sonoon. ' . Names in order of merit. A ' To Sr. -I.-E. Wellwood, R. Fox, F. Bey-. lie. W. Bnvlie. W. Burridge, L Thurston, N. Prinee,N, McNe.bb, N. Myers. 0. Lemon, K. O'Connor. H. Miler. * III- 1 . 1'1 `E f nnll'nII A (`.1-unvnnul W. VII? .C`rXIXa TD. IIXUCI Y. -IIIVZ I A `To Sen. I "-'-N. -Mart, N. Sewry,` G. wMa.~` Ian. G. Browui`V;.kRichardaon, M. Courtgo.-,~ G. Hnlleff; D.` 10, M. Leonard, P`.D1-ury, .M. Johnlom -G. Caldwell, L Reid, I`. But- mtielga, Q}. Bmereld. 9 In , . on -- :vw- To J an. I1I.--U. Noelahdu, R.` Waxy- -monch; 1 . 30!` cent, J. Sh,ePPI\rd, A. Vair, `A. 0Iatou.G. ennard, L. Bauldrv, G. Bat- touon, I. Ault, D. Cu-ow. . you -I 1-: 1a|_~|_; 1 I no UVKJUHIIUIQ Eu UIIIUIQ To Jr. II-H. Lswlor, A. Goober, E. Johnston, E. Thurston, Ed. McDonald, L.` Bunker. B. Rayner, 1. `Fania, R. `Wallace, `I3 B---` Ii` Q0-an-nut-, ll:-Inna M -`Rnnh. DIIIIISUI. Do Duyuulg 1.. van was Lie vv uunuv, F. Ho 2`, E Stewart, M. G1-i; )pa,M. Buch- anan. . Warren, L'Cl_ine. F. 0 Connor. H. Ellis. E. Lowe. ' ' T In. Cl. 1 ? `D I:I':-..:... W lamina Q nuns. an. uuwwo To Sr. II.--R. Higinsf. Fleming. G. Beeorofc, H. Wailace,` . Dodda. G. Rogers. ~ (Iii Warren, F. Whitebread, F, Babb; G. reitz. ' III- T__ "1' `I I`. no-..` A T\ Bonn-.v ' ~ 2----~~ poUCHER--In Allandale on the nut Dec.'. iqon, 3 daughter to Mr. and rs. Charlu__Pquchor. PgT3RS--In Allandala. on -Fridav. .-D`c. moth. 199:, daughter to Mr. and Mn. Chat! Paton. ` 33gLBY-At Thornton. on the 19:11 Dec.. x9u u.Ath_` wife of Wm. W. Beelby. of a non. _--un I`,_ 11-..-.- -_ I'\-- -_LL _-_, _~ _-,_ '.