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`THURSDAY, JUNE 19, `the week end at '11ny neacn. Mrs. Jas. Arnold spent a few days at the home of her son in Oshawa. `tum. U T4` \KInl'luvnn;l ;c vieifinw at E116` 1101110 01 1161' sun 111 ummna. Mrs. H. E. Wellwood is visitmg with friends in Toronto this week. T\1T\~a LI A Llmn-v lmc I-mnn chand- w1th Imenus 1n '1'oronto tms \vcek. Mrs. H. A. Henry has been spend- ing a few (lays with friends in Ham- ilton. 1|! Ilnvtnlxln n A1v:rrnnq TT Q A , uton. M1`. Huxtable of Arizona, U.S.A., is visiting` his brother, '1`. R. Hux- table. c1m..:n! 11 L1 1\/T-1r-T.n1'nI1 `ln . t nn ltablo. . I Shcrlff D. H. MacLaren lcxt on !'I`uesda_\' on :1 two weeks trip to the 1 West. `MI-.m W A 'IT'n1~1nnn' :c cnnn:HI10` f1 I West. _ . _ I Mrs. F. A. Fu1'1on_: 1s spending thls week in Toronto with her daughter, `Mrs. N. C. \Va1ls. `Mu Dnmmi Qt-m-mvf 1-.4-' (`lair-ntrn mi-s. AV. p. waus. Mr. Russel Stewart of Chicago spent over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Stewart, Dalston. A 1\:r\~ n.~L-....h~nnn+ n4-` \X:'nwmn = Mrs. stewart, ualston. A 1115: assortment of Women's House Shoes at Ca1'e_v-Hurlburt s Shoe Co. for 99c 21 pair. I Nlv am] `M1-c Rir-I1, T-Tnnlnhnn of Ishoe U0. 101' we pan`. Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Houlahan of Washmgton are in town for the sum- mer months at Mrs. Martin's, Owen Q4. St. Mr. and Mrs. M. O Conor, Brad- ford St., left for Belleville to be present at the celebration of the coming` of the United Empire Loyal- ists to this country. N! and `IVE:-e Qfnnlnv Rfrxnhrms. nf lV1el:n0(llSU cnurcn new. The young ladies of Thornton are organizinp: a ball team and intend playing at Killarney Beach on July 1st. 'T`Inn f`nn1.-eI>nu-n urn} 'T`hnrnfnn ists to tins country. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stephens, of Owen Sound, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Dr. Anita Stephens, to Dr. R. H. McKinney, son of Dr. W. G. and Dr. Ethel Mc- Kinney, of Barrie, the ceremony to be performed by Rev. R. J. McCarter, uncle of the groom. Marriage an- unouncement later. M.. "mi Mr: T? .T (".n11nn'hc>.r. inouncement later. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Gal1ap.'her, Miss M. Gallagher and Mrs. W. A. Turner were in Toronto on Sunday attending: the ordination as priest of Rev. E. O. Gallagher, M.A. The ceremony took place at St. A1ban s 'Catherlral. Rev. Gallagher was or- dained deacon last year and given charge of the parish at Blackstock, on?` arg. Ont. Specia1--A sale of Millinery at Geo. Vickcrs Limited. Hats priced up to $11.00 for $3.98. See centre | mi n I nxv. iup L0 .3. I window. ison of Mrs. V . . . . -- St. David's Presbyterian church. Toronto, decorated with palms, ferns and spring owers, was the scene of_ a pretty wedding when Reta M`d,e, only daughter of M1`. and Mr:';. James Allen, was united in marriage to Mr. William Arnold Carr, only and the late Wm. J. Carr. The Rev. C. A. 1\'Iusta1'd, B.A., oiciated. The bride, wearing a French gown of pleated white geor- gettc with picture hat of palest pink and brim of lily of the valley, white fox fur and carrying: a shower bou- quet of Ophelia roses and lily of the valley, entered the church on the arm of her father. Miss Alma I. Callender was bridesmaid and wore a grown of pearl g'rey geo1'g'ette` with shos to match, picture hat of leghorn trimmed with orchid georgette and forg:et-me-nots, platinum fox fur and carried purple lilacs and baby s breath. Mr. William A. White acted as grroomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 1317 Lans- downe avenue, where a buffet lunch- eon was served. Mrs. Allen received the guests wearing a gown of brown greoreette headed in gold, with shoes and hat to match, and worea cor- sagre boquet of pink sweet peas. Mrs. Carr, mother of the groom, re- . ceived with her, wearing black crepe romain, black hat and corsa_e'e boquet of white sweet peas. Later Mr. and Mrs. Carr left on a motor trip to Pittsburgr, Pa., the bride wearing` a grrey suit, small French hat of purple and white fox fur. Upon their re- turn they will be at home at 230 Westmount avenue. _,- _ .\ e I Mr. and Mrs. O. H. ~-Lyon are vis- Ll...:.. n1\I\n in 'I`ru-nnfn I The two most prolic causes of [punctures are nails and white pants. PERSONALS CARR-ALI:.EN 1st. The Cookstown and Thornton` junior baseball teams played here on Tuesday last, the score being 16-11 in favor of the Thornton boys. Page Five Another shipment of those men's good brown canvas boots with lea- ther strappings, at Carey-I-Iurlburt s for $1.99 a pair. THORIGTON Adams will take up another year in the -1-11 horn ECEINTY COUNCIL IN I SESSION THIS WEEK` (Continued 1`romVpag`e one) The Clerk read a communication from the Clerk of the County of Ontario, asking the County of Sim- coe to co-operate with the County meht to take over the bridge at the Narrows as a government work. A letter was also read from M. G. Levering, Goldwater, complaining that he was not allowed to work on the County road, though a l1ea\'_\` tux- 'D.V01` in the district. where the road of Ontario in inducing the Govein I was being built. N-......:'l1n.. f`nv\n?nn~lnr,an1 n'sn1fntl fn Doing bunt. Councillor Cunningham wanted to know how much had been spent by the Property Committee since last session. A. H. Wilson, chairman of the committee, stated that only the amount given in the report on Mon- tlav for rewiring: gaol and items for Court House had been spent. Coun- cillor Cunnin_e'ham thought the re- port should have _e'one to the Pro- perty Committee before it was pass- -:d in Council. Councillor Goodcn `took exception to the cost of re-wir- ing the graol and asked if tenders had been asked for. It was explain ed by Chairman Wilson that the `work had been done by day labor. ias the committee considered it could be done cheaper that way. The other members of the special com- mittee also a_2'reed that the work was _done economically. The Warden ruled that it was in order to present the report to Council, as was done. Deputation re Children s Shelter A de}: ition from the Executive of the Chi1drcn s Aid Society, head- ed by Mr. T. '1`. Young`, appeared be- fore Council and asked for an in- crl.-ase of $300 in the yearly grant, also asking for repairs to the Shelter. Mr. Young` briefly reviewed the work its inception. The number of chil- zlren in the Shelter was gradually increasing so that now there is an average of about twenty-three every month. The executive have consid- erable dif culty in nancing the in- stitution with the present income. The Inspector, Mr. Justice, who was giving` his very best to the work, was not getting suicient salary and used his own car. He was getting but $900 per year from the County, and it was felt that this should be increased by at least $300. The members of the executive are doing their very best. They appreciate what the doctors, the dentists and the Magistrates are doing in giving their services free. The matron is doing a splendid work, and few woud undertake her work at $60 a month. The institution belonged to the County and was a benet to all. lt was often difficult to place chil- dren in foster homes, `as many of them came from homes of feeble- minded. Mr. Young urged upon the members to see that those who are feeble-mimletl be sent to the proper institutions. This would relieve the 'Childrc-n s Shelter a great deal. The Shelter needed some repairing upstairs and some decorating. Hard- wood floors were needed. He trust- ed the Council would look favorably on the requests. No Action on Registry Office The Property Committee adver- tised for tenders for alterations and repairs to the Registry Office. Two tenders were received, which were both considered too high and the committee recommended that no ac- tion be taken at present. lligrht Prisoners in County Gaol 'l'he report of the Governor of the Gaol shows that there are eight pris- oners at present. all male. I for carnal knowl:-.d;:e, 2 liquor cases, I mdecr_-nt assavilt, 1 seduction. 1 fraud, 1 drunk. 1 recovering stolen '5 goods. 'mlnnmlnu of the Children's Aid Society fromv Iv v..u-u..>uu_y F. L. Squires, Deputy Minister 01 `Public Highways, asked Council to . Wednesday .2..--. `l\--...L-u INSPECTOR PRAISES B. C. -I. CADET CORPS 101:0. HUBBARDS RINK WINS 1 SECOND WEEKLY TOURNEY l Geo. Hubbard skipped the winning rink in the Barrie Bowling Club s second weekly tourney held on Tuesda_\~' evening. Eight rinks took part, and as many ladies as men played. Three County Councillors Warden Coombs of Bradford, Reeve linight of Alliston, and Reeve Scott of Creemore played on the same rink and nished in fourth place. Another similar tournament will be held next Honday evening. Arrangements are being completed for a big; tourney next Wednesday. Rinks from outside towns will com- lipete. . .v.-- - 'T`l1n \n n-F "|"nn=tl.'1\"S nlav is :15`, -'91,-cc. v- - | The resul-t of Tuesday's play is 2 follows : V -. -..-4-,;; ~ -n- . .1. Mrs. Reburn L\Ir;~:. Hewitt A. C. Bricker J G. Hubbard .... ..10 Mrs. McMartin A. Sinclair C.'I`. Thompson...6 \ Mrs. Vair D \ Miss Warren 1` I I I ] 1 Mrs.Wo1fen I D. Reburn Dr. Simpson .... ..10 ";\`Irs. Iicnnedy Mrs. Turner I H. Titlomzm ] W. Turner ....... ..lG ' u uuuuu u D. `.\IcI\'iven ...... ...`J V W. F. Knig;`ht...19 ] C.T.Thompson 11 * I G. I-Iubbard ....... .412 G. Hubbard .......... .. W. Turner I T. Thompson . I I I . `W. Kn1,r.v;ht Io \Dr. Simpson .. Collingwood l\Iidla11d Orillia .... .. . Barrie . Penctangz ....... .. Port McNcol ` Alliston .-... Barrie Ivy Thornton .Cookstown Beeton ....... .. St. Andrew's Baracas ....... .. Trinity .......... .. St. Mar_\"s ,.... Central .... .. V `.\/I F` A UL'I1LI'21l Y.M.C.A. 5: C One hundred and fty-ve strong, the Collegiate Cadets were a stir- ring sight on Friday as they march- ed down Dunlop street to the sound of martial music. Passers-by noted with interest the clean cut corp with its les of vigorous youth. Chests out, chins in and heads erect, they were indeed a picture worth seeing as they stepped briskly along". In the forefront marched the Collegiate brass band, under the leadership of B. W. Sylvester. Then came the- three platoons, and in the rear the signallers and the stretcher bearers section. ,_,_ __`_ ` p In the afternoon the annual in- speciion took place in the Agricul- tural Park. On account of Carl trouble Col. 1\IacCrimmon was my` able to be present at the appointed time and as a result the work had to be curtailed to some extent. Ex- tended order drill was one of the features left out. Unit marching, drill. squad and section drill, signal- ling` and first aid work were all put on under the direction of the several officers in command. I ..... .1 run ., l ,;_.I_... L-....,\...J make arrangements to hold a meet- ing in Barrie, in the Council Cham- ber if possible on July 15. The re- quest was ;`ranted. Rnvnml h'.'-law.< worn nw*-sznntr-,(l quest was _:`z-anteu. Several b;.'-laws were presented and given tht,` three readings. 'F`.v-N|'avnr SW1-nft and T`, Nrnillv EITKI glven CHC tnree l'21(llI1[. ,'S. Ex-Mayor Sprott and T. Neilly were in the room and asked to take seats on the dias. Both spoke briey and referred to the import- ance of the work of the County Council. Tribute was paid to the efficiency of the oicials of the" County. - On mnfinn n*F (`.nnnr-illnw: Flpcrc bounty. On motion of Councillors Begg and Scott, greetings were sent to the County_ Council of Dufferin, nnm in cncainn HOW In SESSION. The Warden s outing is being held to-day, when the members of Coun- cil motored to Midland, where they will take a boat trip up the bay and in the evening be guests of the Mid-I land town council at a banquet. Junior Church League (17 v O.B.A. Standing `I7 Final .n u_w 4n.ruuu n Miss VVa1ls t 1. Scott 01' J. Coombs (1 W. F. Knight . rtin Mrs. Devins Miss Parrish F. Culp )son...6 D. ;\IcI\'iven on Miss Ellis ~n Mrs. Beelby V. Van.-\tter Jn P. Clark ....... .. 3(l_\' Miss Ga1'(ll10l` :1` Mrs. Clark n D. l\IcCuaig; C. H. Beelby Second Round .-. nw First Round V17 ul1u:\:x':- Ill cuuuuauu. The stretcher bearers squad,` which was orgzinized for the rstl time this year, was watched with} speciai interest by the onlookers as` they demonstrated the manner in which the wounded should be czrred for. ' 1-1: . 1 Sou th Simcoe 111 Standing W. Turner Dr. Simpson ` . C. Beelby .... .. Z P. Clark .... .. The Northern Advance IIMinus ....Minus ....Minus 1 -kn 1.000 1.000 .666 .500 .333 .000 .I.'.\.r. 1.000 .666 .500 .333 .333 .333 L .\J. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 Mr. T. Northwod left on Monday` morning for Maple. M1`. and Mrs. r`. Jobbitt visited friends in Churchill on Sunday. Qznrnv-2| `Frnha horn affnnllnal flu: IX'ln(lS 1n LaI'lU.I'CI1lll O11 ounuay. Several from here attended the Churchill annlversary services last Sunday. Tv VV111 .Ql`lfl`H3I"$`ll1t] nf Tnvnnfn 1ULa First place was awarded by Col. MacCrimmon to number one pla- toon, with Lieutenant Alvin Luck in char12'e, for both platoon drill and physical training`. As a result this` platoon has the honour of holding the Major George Rodgers` cup for the coming: year. Number three took rst place in section drill. L. .VIcDou_e'all, E. McKni:;ht. G. VVatson and Cyril Hughes were `awarded first honours in the first aid. squad, while Leslie Clark and Jim Robertson nished rst in the signal- ling contest. Alan Chantler and Roblin i\IiIne had previou-sl _' won first place in the shootinss; contest. n-v...4.`I M....r`u.:....mr.n .mmnIim..n+- ounuay. Mr. Wm. Sutherland of Toronto spent the week end under the par- ental roof. Mr. and Mrs. G. Harper and daughter Elsie and Mr. H. Balliston of Bar1`i`c- visited friends in Elmvale on Sunday. (`.nnn-1-nfnlnnnc fn 'l\.T1' and NI )-: U11 DLlIl(lil)'. Congratulations to Mr. and Geo. Martin on the arrival daug'hte1', also to Mr. and Mrs. on the arrival of a son. T`InnH- 4~`rnm-n6- Q+- DnI1"a rr H10 2l1'1'l\ Zl.1 UL ii. 5011. Don t forget St. Paul s garden party to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arnold, Painswick, on Wednesday next, June 25. Onifn n l:n*n'a nnwuhnv nffnvnlml Hm VVE(lllBS(l21_\' IIUXL, dU.llU 40. Quite a large number attended the ball game in the park on Monday e\`e11ing' between Knock and Stroud, in which the Stroud boys were de- feated. 'l"1~.n vnnnm I'\nn)\1A A43 4-kn nan-n-nun LUHLULI. The young people of the commun- ity are looking forward to the school picnic to be held on Friday of this week at the Township park on the eighth line. "N19 nI1h'|ir- mnnfino` nf Han Wn. hilt? Clgllbll HUB. The public meeting` of the W0- men's Institute will be held next Montlay afternoon, June 23, in the Methodist basement. Miss Harriet E. Graydon, graduate nurse of Streetsville, will address the meeting on the following subjects, contagious diseases, emergencies and observa- tion'of symptoms. The Churchill and Painswick branches will be pres- ,ent. Churchill members will supply the musical part of the program. Visitors welcome. VVICB 3. Mrs. Thompson is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Switzer. Mr. Maurice Martin spent the week eml in Toronto. Mr. T. A. Paddison of Huntsville spent Sunday at T. Walt s. Mr. Tom Allen of Toronto spent the week end at his home here. was Dnaa;n `Mr.-.1 An.-... -4` rm.......4.-.. ! me weex mm at ms ncme nere. MISS Bessie McLc-llan of Thornton spent the week end wlth Mr". Sylvc Re,\'nol T\nv\ 6- I-`Au;-At J-Ln n..L-..I ..C-...2.. -4. 1e,\'I10l(lS. Don t forget the school picnic at the townshlp park on Friday after- noon, Juno 20. T\/fv and 1\rT1~c T-Trn-vw TJnx-nn'l:I:- nn llUUll, dulll.` . .U. Mr. and Mrs. Ha1'r_\~' Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. T. Bowman spent Sun- day in Midland. /T:.-(V Tr.`-..~. 1T:v\v\:1-:51 1". ..n&.u.nn.1 IIIVDL [IIHUU Ill LIl\: auuu\.Au;-., \.vu\.\.c\.. Colonel MacCrimmon conmlin1<:r\`:- ed the cznlets on their steadiness :m(l the officers on the way in which tliey `namlleil tl.e platoons. The l):1r.<`:.l which is the only brass one in the district, the inspector felt equalled any in the province. He arlvisctl a little faster step in marching and promised to give an excellent re-' port. Tn Hm m-oniim the cadets were on- Ll'cl._V U1 1vu(uan(1. Miss Lena Minmkin has returned home after spending` three months at Manitouiin Island. 7\rTu nvul T\I.m 17...! A11,-. .....1 -I-`nu-. LVIEIIIIEOLHIII lSlZ1I'l(l. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen and fam- ily and Mr. Henry of Toronto spent Sunday at I. Allen's. ` . l\n+n n v\I1r\-\1\/\\A A-nun 1".`-r. nH-n~n,L Uulllld) Elk Ln .`\llL`Il n [ Qulte a number from here attend- ed the anniversarjv services at Churchill on Sunday. Thfu nrul T1-a TH:-L~?ncnn nn.I T\4 uu IF18H(lS l1C`1'C OH DZlLll1`U2I_V. Stroud girls played a frien(ll_\' game of ball with Knock _u`i1'ls on Friday night, which resulted in I{nock s favor. K11-IUIVCHHI on Dumlay. Mr. and Mrs. Dnckmson and Msr. |Nightin_2'a1e of 'I`o1`onto called on `friends here on Saturda_\'. Rh-nut] rrir: nlsavnrl n fvinnrllv Mr. and Mrs. Howe and family of Allandale vistcd Mrs. H. Webb on Sunday. M1`. and Mrs. Schandlen of Mid-, liurst spent Sl1I1(i1_\' with their broth-` er, W. R. Hopkins. Tr T.\'nn nf fn\'nn1' cnrxnf .Qnnr|n\' Cf, VV. 1\.. .l'1U[)k\lllS. Mr. Lynn of Stayner 5 with 115 brother-in-law, 1 tor, on the 10th line. UnIl\' nlnvaul Knnr-L L01 , 011 L118 .lUl.l1 llllb`. Holly played Ixnock S:1tu1'da,\' evening, and ; lgzamo Holly won, 16-8. fue. `h nn1!na null gzamo nouy won, LU-O. Mrs. D. Oakos and Mr. Douglas and family of Toronto visited M1`. Geo. Dyer over the week end. I Mr. George G. Johnston was in! Toronto last week, where he under- went an operation for some throat trouble. He is home again and we hope he may soon recover his usual health. WT II`Inn-\nn- vnnnnrrnv rd" Han TTn. port. In the evening the tertained at the Grand Opera House, where :1 special lm, Hunting Big Game in Africa," was shown. Suit- able prizes were given to the win-I ners in the contests, afterl which a p1'og'ram of song` and har- mnnv um: nut. nn. T116`. band Have Mr. Fleming`, manager of the Un- ion Bank at Dundalk, and Mrs. Flem- ing, (nee Miss Ayres) recently ar- rived from Eng'lan paid a ying` visit to friends in this district, on their way to Muskoka. where they will spend their honeymoon. Mr. Fleming a few years ago was in charge of the Union Bank at Hine- smg. . Awuuujuvv I an At the home of Miss Ethel M. Booth, St. Clair avenue, Toronto, the niarriagei took place of her niece, Helen Marie, (laughter of the late M1`. and Mrs. A. G. Booth, and g1`21l](l(l21l1`, ,`l1tG1' of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Booth, to Mr. William Robert Ness, son of Mrs. Ness and the late R. M. Ness, of Barrie, Rev. W A (`nnncrnn nH'1r-inflnr: 'l`l1r> [DC HIEC IX. AH. LVCSS, ()1 D'cll`l`ltt, l\.l:V. W. A. Cameron officiating. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. Harold H. Booth, of Detroit, wore a dress and train of white French zeorgette, beaded in pearls and trimmed with rose point lace. Her tulle veil was held with a coronet of rose point lace and orange blossoms, and she carried a shower boquet of white lilacs and pink roses. Miss Marjorie Booth, her only attendant, was gowned in orchid beaded georgette with leg`- horn hat trimmed with georgette and flowers. She carried a boquet of orchid sweet peas and pink roses. The groom was attended by his bro~ ther, Mr. Barclay Ness. Following: the ceremony and reception, Mr. and Mrs. Ness left for a short motor _trip. They will reside in Toronto. ti _:________ Oliver Savage of Victoria Har- bour was found guilty of indecent assault in the `County Court last week and was sentenced by Judge Vance to not less than six and not more than twelve months at Burwash. The details in connection with the case are of a sordid nature and re- veal a state of gross immorality. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.` O. Wice is visiting at Eldon STROUD MINESING NE_aooru KNOCK whzch 01 song unu nar-| mony was put on. The band xrave several seloctions. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Mona Dreyer, Miss Audrey Clifton and Mr. S. Tooke. `B. W. Sylvester gave a comet solo. Miss Marion Partridge recited. `HOLLY ` spent Sunday M1`. VS . Hun- at Holly on after 21 good 0L'c1 . Webb Mrs. `T I Barrie met defeat at the hands 01' the Ivy nine on Monday afternoon and as a result are now occupying second place, with Alliston in frontl in the South Simcoe League. lt wasi Barrie's rst defeat of the season in this league. In the matter of games` won Barrie and Alliston are on even, terms, but the team from the town made famous by Dr. Banting have not been defeated. T.~.~ .~ 1-.~..~..-u n+' munk L-innm n1n.l +1\n BARRIE LOSE TO IVY AND I ALLISTON NOW HAVE LEAD` HOL UCCII (lC1.l:."lL('.`Ll. Iv_\"s team of swat kings plied the willow with a vengeance and drove out ten hits, including four doubles and a triple, and trimmed the Bar- rie stalwarts 10-7. The sluggiiig tourney was replete with thrills and misplays. T. Banting` and Frank! Armstrong each knocked the ball outl of the lot, but nifty fence jumping by V. Jennett and Lynch kept them! at third base. Bert Jennett knockedi doubles on three successive turns at bat. Herman Jennett s slants proved a deep m_\'ste1`_\' to the Barrie fence busters. Armstrong was the only one to connect with regularity. He clouted out three singles and a triple in ve chances, getting four of Barrie s nine safeties. Plant, Coles, Lynch, Dyer and D. Emms got a single apiece. Jennett fanned twelve and was well backed up by his colleafzues. 13",! `D1.-`at n-\-Ar\1vn11 Fixrrru 4`/no 4-lan HIS COIIUEHIUCS. Fred Plant g'rooved them for the visiting` team, and with a little better support would have increased his string of victories to three. The elding of the Barrieites, who made no less than ten errors in eight in- nings, was rank. Plant struck out six and woud have won had the team given him the assistance it is capable of. Holly Dyer made his debut as a Barrie player and was the bright and shining: light of the in- eld. He played second till the ar- rival of Del Emms and then replaced Lynch at short. Two of the regu- llars, D. Emms and Dobson, did not [arrive till the game was half over. Q1-nrn l-nv inhincrc - `d.1'l`lV(_ L11] L11 Score by Barrie Mr. H. Dunning of Toronto visit- ed friends here recently. Miss L. MacDonald of Toronto is visiting with her parents. Messrs. Charles Lennox and Brock Jamieson have icft to take up sum- :mer positions. nnv, \VA H. Adams will take un .... ..uuuuvuuu.xT;u .Umpires--H. Thompson, Thornton, at the plate; L. Stewart, Thornton, on the bases. TIVQV "I" Dnuutlnanu n D Tnnnn$ `Ix OH. [HO DZISGS. Ivy-T. Banting c, B. Jennctt lb, H. Jcnnett p, E. Jcnnett 3b, Mc- Quay rf, L. Jennett ss, J. Hatton cf, V. Elliott 2b, V. Jennett lf. `Ran-vin__T .vnt-11 cc fl!-11ricf 1? V. I`_alll0|.L LU, V. vJL`IlHL`LL 11.. | Barrie-L_vnch ss, Gilchrist rf,` Dyer 2b, Armstrong` 3b, Cooper c,| Plant 1), Coles lb, Twiss cf, Clark If. In fhn FH'H1 nn}\en11 I-nhlnr-ml (',n1ra< ['l'd.IlL [1, K/U165 LU, .l\\'l UL, K/li:ll'l\ 11. In the fth Dobson replaced Coles, the latter 1`ep1acin_9; Clark. D. Emms replaced Dyer, who replaced Lynch, who replaced Twiss. I With apple blossoms, tulips and` peonies, St. James church was pret-` tily decorated for the marriage, on Wednesday afternoon, of Ldna Pauline, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Crowc. Lavincount. Iaureet, to Wilfrid G. Wa1' of l3ar1`le, son of the late G. Wardman and Mrs. Wardman. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. J. R. S. Boyd. .'-\ttired in a becoming` gown of sand brocaded crepe. with large lace hat and shoes to match, and carrying cream roses, the bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Arthur Crowe. She was attended by her sister, Miss Annie Crowe, who car- ried pink roses and was dressed in ' a smart cocoa brown crepe gown with a lace hat, and brown shoes to match. The groomsman was Mr. ' Reginald Coady, of Barrie, a cousin of the bride. During the signiiig of I the regrister the groom's brother, Mr. Harold Wardman, sang` Until. Af- ter the ceremony about thirty guests sat down to a wedding` breakfast at the home of the bride`s parents. The couple left for Toronto, Kitchener and Hamilton on the 4.15 train, the bride going` away in a pretty blue suit, with a sand and 1 blue scarf and a small sand hat. ' They will reside at 227 Bradford St., Barrie. i On Tuesday four Essa men will be tried by Magistrate Jeffs on charges of drunkenness. WARDMAN-CROWE ux, `guuu. innings : I\1nI\ D11 . anu Mrs. U. I'l."`L1_\ UH 'iting' their sons in Toronto. I TU1- anal NIYQ, R. J. Fink: [1t1l1z' then` Sons 1n 1U1`Ulll.U. I Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Finley spent the week end at Tiny Beach. . 1\/Tm; Tue As-nnhl ennnf -,1 Fnxv (lav: zmer posluuus. Rev. W. H. his duties for Methodist church here. VFLA Ivnnnrv Ionlina nf