The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

27. 1927` j" .uuu:uu. Mrs. rxerce. ` _ At the conclusion of the.meetim2`s Rev. Mr. Herman was presented with a handsome leather club bag and Mrs. Herman with an electric iron. Mr . Herman expects to preach his fare- well sermon the last Sunday of this month. and the following officers were elected for the coming year: Pres.. Mrs. M. Orrock: Vice-'Pres.. Mrs. Fleldhouse: Sec',v., Miss G. Monteithz Treas.. Mrs. J. Craig: Dorcas. Mrs. Monteith: A's_st. , Dorcas. Mrs . Pierce. A} `HA nnnn`|IuInn A0 `L. ...-_Ll.._.;_ --a -- u--..vuanA- - After the game Mr. and Mrs. Harley served "eats at their store for the team'and a sleigh-load of girls that had cheered the team to victory. u~n\r cavvnnlit uv .1 J- After the Conclave they played a friendly game of hockey against T. E. Harley's All-Stars and handed them a 6-3 defeat. Although their first game off home ice. they started away at a fast clip and. kept it up. Two goals were slipped past Walsh before anyone . was even warmed up, Johnston, at right wing, scoring both. After fifteen mi-n- utes of play, Walsh, rushing out of the goal to make a save. got hit on the nose with a batted puck and had to retirefrom the game. Adams. who had tried repeatedly to` score with Jack in goal, beat the new goaltender after a display of stickhandling from behind his own net. Johnston. sharpshooter of the night, netted anoth- ergoal before half time. Jack Moore came on the ice to help Barrie in the last half but did not get past Mines- ing's defence. Roe and Ronald stopping his rushes repeatedlsy. Two more goals increased Minesing total `to ix. See- ing that they could not beat the de- fence. Barrie commenced shooting from outside the line and succeeded in netting three lucky goals. White, play. ing centre- and D. Keast subbing left wing. were prominent` backcheckers. Tracey played a good game in goal. beating Moore the only time he got `right through. . 'A.m.-._ KL- -4- V -- - -- the j - -ugvu Iuvuuivv \aIllV Mlneslng Tuxls and Trail Rangers attended the Conclave in Collier Street Church on Monday night and as usual reported a splendid time. They cer- tainly enjoy the goodfellowship shown by the Barrie boys. A 5;-.. 4.1.. A-.. -u___- LI. ,,, - v wvvCI_l 1 IIUV a GI! IVII In I IVITIICII A farewell gathering was held at the home of Lloyd Johnston on'_'1`uesday evening. for Rev. F. and` Mrs. Her- man, who were presented with a chair and a lamp, accompanied by an address. 5 Duly. ' , John Johnston has severed his con- nection with the Basket Co. and has purchased a store at Painswick of which he will take possession` early next month. The many friends of the family. while regretting to lose them from this neighborhod, wish them hap- piness and prosperity in` their new -field of labour . LUU yum. WUUK a Mr. and Mrs. John Plowrlght have moved to their newly purchased home on the Ninth Concession. `-7 .. - -. ..-.... - v ...v.- vac-uvwugunn o mlvlrs. A. Smith and little daughter of -Barrie are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Smy. ` .Tnhn Inhnufnn has cnivnnn kin nn, Miss Russell of Toronto has been visiting in the neighborhood during the past week. Mr and Mr: .Tnhn Dlnnrrlmhf hung Jan. 25--Mrs. D.-Campbell and Mrs. W. Adams are on the sick list. The latter is in the R.V. Hospital at pre- sent. `Alia.-. 13nn.~..\II Ad VI'!....-..L.. L-.. 1...-.. Fan-ewol_|'to Rev. and Mrs. Herman. A `Anne:-AII _._LI_-...l.... ..____ I- -15 -A I Plyed Return Gem 4.... rn.---a.. _._:n vnrnu - A AtThis Big Display`BeingHeld Our store on Monday, Jan. 31. and Tuesday. Feb. 1st wa WILL snow A RANGE or PERSIAN LANN3, PLAIN ORTRIMMEI.) w1TiiALAsKA \SABLE, GREY SQUERREL on KOLINSK ,A!LSO men HUDSON SEAL, WITH NEW F UR-TRIMMED COLLAR AND CUFFS, MUSKRAT, FRENCH CHAPELLE, RACOON. 32 DUNLOP s'r. MINESING Some of these are last'season s `Dresses in Summer Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silk Crepes, as well as Flannel and Cloth. We have not , everysize in this collection, but they are all extraordinary va1ues.. Come and take your choice at La _ and Sliecial Sale bf Dresses for Saturday, J an.29 Canada Fur Mfg. %ca.oE f{{,.o,,o ' `H II` III!!! In: so ---_ $5.00 THE BARRIEA EXAMINER THURSDAVWHOLESALE nn`Ic'Es No. 2 Fall Wheat . . . . . . . . . . $1.00-$1.25 - o - o o - u o o o o o o u n 0 0 0 0 0`: 3 n R_ve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - . - ~ 95 --M'- I o 9 BOYS HOLD CONCLAVE Tuxis Boys and Trail Rangers of ~' Barrie will commence on -Saturday ` their annual bond-selling campaign to raise funds for boys _ work. The V bond-sellng campaign is sponsored by the Ontario Older Boys Parliament, who at their session in December de- cided on this means of financingwork among boys -and-each centre is asked to do its part. Barrie s allotment is I $100 At the Tuxis conclave in C01- lier St. church on Monday night _de- tails of the campaign were discussed. Sandy Coutts, member for Barrie, gave a report of the session of the Boys Parliament and Neil McBride`,, Mavor of the Boys Town Council,; spoke briey. Geo. McMillin of A1-[ landale won the honors in -the Group = `sports. _ I I uua upleuulu meeung. The Institute has an ambitious pro- gram of local wbrk planned fgr. the; summer and extends to all the""ladies- of the community, ,a hearty invitation to attend its meetings. The February meeting, at the home of Mrs. McAfee,| will be addressed by Dr. Spenceley. _yc'u' was also unuer uiscusslon. . The program for the evening Was under the convenership of _Mrs. Mc-v Afee, who took charge at the conclu-f sion of the. business. The roll call Was- answered` by a. New Year resolution. Following this a very splendid paper on Home Nursing and First` Aid" was given by Miss McCullough. The many helpful thoughts contained in this ad- dress were greatly appreciated by the members. A trio of ukelele nla_vers.I Misses Myrtle Rankin. Velma Batemani and Helene McAfee.' rendered some; numbers which were very pleasing to` the ear. A contest and the recounting; of New Year's superstitions completed. this splendid meeting. I 'I"hn Tnnh-Ii-n `hm: an nrnhilvlnna -nun- -.-.. -... uuuuu-uu-v sauna -ut-using The Women's Institute held its reg- ular meeting on Tuesday. Jan. 18, at the home of Mrs. W. R. Chantler. Twenty-five members and visitors were present. There was considerable discussion regarding an, entertainment. `to be put on during the winter. Work to be undertaken during the present year was also under discussion. I Tho nvno-worn Prue flan annular. nun.-V a.v.LaI.'auu.1 .Dl.'U. apnuuer U1 atayner. J.P.G., D.B. McFadden; N.G., Jno. C. Baker; V.G., L. A. Arnold; Rec. Sec'y., A. H. Kidd; Fin. Sec'y., D. D. Hopper; Treas., W. J. Broley; R.S.N.G., I-I. Cooper; L.S.N.G., S. Sutherland; R.S.V.G., H. Fisher; L. S.V.G., W. Copeland; R.S.S.. C.- Flynn; L.S.S., M. Riley; I.G., '1`. Hat-! tle; 0.G.. T. McKnight; Chaplain, Dr. Spenceley. .-.. . Unear- - - w- w- I u -u-auallublvll The following officers were installed for the ensuing year of 1927 on Jan. 18, for Cookstown Lodge, No. 162, 1.0. O.F. by D.D.G.M. Bro. R. G. Knox of Stayner. assisted by D.D.G. Marshal Bro. Spicher of Stayner. J.P.G-.. n.'R_ NI'r-F`nr1nn NI: Inn V1`\l Irs'. Levi Henson. Sr.. received word on Wednesday of last week from, England that her oldest sister. Mrs. Tapp, had passed away. -She was 85 years of age. . Floyd Carter of Toronto is visiting friends in town during this week. T-Tnrrv (Jni-nnv nf Qt (`o+lnoh-.nn -In u.'u-.-uua Lu Luwu uuru-lg ulls WEEK. Harry Quiney of St. Catharines is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fer- rier. T\;I'n nn `IA ...-. A..LL..... `I"l ......-__ _n Ts--. \:I';'. and Mrs. Arthur Henson of Bar- rie visited with Mrs. F. Evans on Sat- urday. I Nrru T.n1y-I unnann Gm ....\.-..ul.....l Women's Institute Held Meeting VD!-u-. 1x1n......-....I... 1 .....4.u.--4.. v_..1.1 14.. ._-. BARRIE._ _N_lAR_I_(ETS\ |.0.0.F. Installation -31 , _-,9,, , COOKSTOWN ,,:., _---wllii You will find here a great saving in this high-class merchandise, and we offer you bonafide reductions from Zto 35 per cent. on every Fur Coat. _ Although prices have been forgotten, workmanship will long be remembered in the of wearing one of these exquisite Fur Coats. quality and satisfaction This is your opportunity to purchase a rich Fur Coat at a Big Saving. Every garment is fully guaranteed. We cordially invite you to inspect our Fur Display. FNTS o o 90'0"`: ..... 85-90c . $1.25-$1.353 . . . 70-75c . . . 38-40 - ..,.. 4o-45 $1.00-s1.25_ LL11 1'!':pl1.Hl. . After supper Wm. McArthur, in his usual Witty manner, presided over a lshort. program of vocal and instru- mental music. Miss Nixon and Mr. Shields, instructors at the short course now being held in the township, gave addresses as did the representatives Co-operative Fowl Supper On Wednesday, Jan. 19, a. most suc- cessful evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Coates. the oc- casion being the annual fowl supper of the Oro Co-operative Club. About eighty-five people enjoyed the bounti- ful repast. Affnr unnnnn Vim `Mr. A LL..- 1.. L5, i wcul. LU nranaon to reside. | Mrs. Rae was a member of the Pres- `byterian church. Besides her husband. she leaves a sister, Mrs. Alex. Weir of |'North Brandon, a niece and two neph- I ews. ' vu an n uau. IUIIUIIUI` l'lEl'E Mrs. Robert Rae. who as Miss Rose ,McDuff._was the first teacher at S.S. No. 15.rover 50 years ago, died recent- ly at Brandon, Manitoba. Mrs. Rae gwas 80 years of age and was born on . the McDuff homestead near Jarratt. In ! 1884 she Went west `and with her hus- -band homesteadedin the Douglas dis- trict until 23 years ago, When they `went to Brandon to reside. | Mr: `Pan you n ....\...1..... -5 4.1.- -n,_-_ i I ,uu.'5. 1'. AOGISOH. f Mr. Carscadden and Mrs. Gibson of .Stayner, who attended the funeral of Mr. Brandon of Edgar, visited with `Mr. and Mrs. John Bertram. 1 . k, -auu nuts. .Jonn_ uertram. Mrs. Elmer Johns of Windsor and 'two sons. are visiting with Mr. and ,Mrs T. Addison. . Mr (`on-nnnA.1..... .....1 1\:-__._ rug` - Jan.` 24--R. Carscadden and son of . Bradford were week-end guests of Mr. land Mrs. John Bertram. I. MPH Wlvhnr -Tnhnn no 1rr:...1_-_, -7, - vmneu u. .1, Muner on Sunday. Roy Clark of Waldemar spent the week-end at the home of Mr .- and Mr!. A. Denney. and .III`n - luua \1ue.sO.a.y) evemng at her home. Fred Reader of Gravenhurst spent ! Monday last with his sister, Mrs. A. "Elphick. T-Tnunnn and Txrvvu ru..--I-_- -1 --- NICK. Howard and Wm. Gauley of M visited D. J, Miller Sunday. Rov Clark nf `KTQIHAI-nan BV\!| JJUILIIUIULLC. A number from here attended the ball at Ivy on Friday night last. Charles Martnin ha: rnfnv-no.-1 on I.:.. uau at. 1vy on rnaay night last. Charles Martain has returned to his home in Penetang after spending a. week at Thos. Berthe1otte s. ,, I Mrs, "D _T Mil1nn in n-nc-,.......:...:.....`n.- wccn a.L 11105. bertne1otte's. , Mrs. D. J, Miller is enterta.ining the members of the Women's Auxiliary this (Tuesday) evening at her home. Reader Of faiinnhaivuf a-nnnt 1.` rank ISUWB U Miss Ella May Chretien of Penetang is holidaying at the home of Thos. Berthelotte. A rnvvuxi-.4-xn 8...`... L---- -4. q - -- _-_-.,- .-...-......=, ...u uuuguucx, ;u.1`:s. D mes. I Miss Olive Miller is spending a few, days in Barrie with her aunt. Mrs.` Frank Rowe. _ I `I/[Cons T311;-u Ito... r1I..._..;.I-_, An 1" Jan. 25-Mrs. Tuer of Alliston is spending a. few days with her sister. Mrs. J. H. Bell. Russell Elphick and chum of Camp Borden spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Elphick. J, H. Bell.is in Barrie this week at- tending County Council. Mrs. Ross has returned home from `visiting her sister, Mr. Calvert, Tor- onto. , . Mr. Eagle has returned to Meaford after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Symes. is snending 1: four A. F. A. MALCdMO-l:1'- Fares by Land and` Sea Promgatly Quoted. Canadian National Railways and All Steamship Lines. -`-nLL1::__ HTS to see if you ar;.Al')E-Q%UATELY"1'(-)-'-TECTED. Consult us on` Insurance Matters. t Was First Teacher `Here t).\I....._; 11'. _ --. oRo_s'[AWoN CLO\ UTOPIA Baxter filler nn Qnndnu INSUR'A_(v`;E. II`-:4`--4 --.......v quluc an uH[Jl'UVI!'len[. Frank Osborne of the American S00 is visiting friends on the 12th line. _ _..__ ..- an 1: VALJI Ila E Jan. 24-Nelson VVice has returned to his home in Cheviot. Sask.. after spending Christmas and New Year's and a further holiday with his mother, Mrs. Emily Wice. and other members of the family at his old hore after tWenty\years absence; p.Iso with his sister in Lindsay and Toronto and with Barrie friends` and others. `Mr. Wice saw quite a few chwngea since he left. both in Barrie and coun- try, esp ially on the 12th line corner. He thou` ht the new church and rectory made quite an improvement. Frank (`tn-I-.A......- -5 ;n. , A - ...-.... auuunun \.uw u`uS HIGH. At the close of the meeting there was a very pleasing event in the pre- sentation of an address and gifts as tokens of appreciation from the congre- gation of the work of the senior mem- bers of the choir and of their faithful- ness during the past. The organist, Mrs. E. Love, was presented with a. pie plate and casserole. Mrs. Muir, G. W. Besse and Vvilliam Duncan were also remembered. Following this the ladies provided dainty refreshments. All enjoyed a pleasant evening. uu.Lc1't.'llI. organizations were present-' ed. The congregational report was very encouraging showing quite a balance on hand. The missionary giv- ings was up to the congregation s allo- cation. The report from the Sunday School and Adult Bible Class showett them in a healthy condition and the Ladies Aid and W.M.S. deserve great credit for their good work. Satisfac- tory reports were made by other or- ganizations all having `a good bwhnco on hand. All look forward to 1927 be- ing another successful year. Guthrie congregation have never failed to meet their objective through many years of scarcity as well as prosperity, putting their trust in the God of love, peace and goodwill towards men. Af +1". .-.1....... ..c u-- TWELF TH LINE, INNISF IL : `oi United Church Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Guthrie United congregation was held on Jan- uary _19, with a good attendance of members and adherents. The pastor, Rev. Alex. Craw, was appointed chair- man. The meeting was opened by de- votional exercises, after which a few well chosen remarks and advice were given by the chairman. Reports of the different organizations congregational rnnnrl uro- , . The dining rooms were then cleared and the hoe-down" was the centre of (attraction until 2.30 a.m, when every- one was satisfied to call it a night. The annual meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Richard Crawford on Wednesday ev- 'ening, Feb. 2, for the election of offic. ers and other business. All the mem- pay UIUDS. H. J. Crawford, Deputy Reeve of Oro, expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Coates the appreciation of the club members and guests for the use of their beauti- ful home. Hands were joined and Auld Lang Syne brought the programme to [a close. V of Guthrie, Mitchell Square : Bay clubs. LT T [`1..n-.0...__`l "` GUTHRIE PHONE 328 Phone 447W 41 Dunlop St. 2 and Shanty Page N530 . Jr`: -'4-' 1|. ~I~ .` Ulonuorlol and Exooutlvo work [jnookumpam Aocomiung, Augnun; Dtolllnx and Solo: Promotion ` Diorongonlhlp and Factory Mmumun Cjluslnou corroopondonoo. cndlu. ' collnctlmu. Ito. . .45. .30. e? F. -1'u'v7'c'FI':'EF.-':Tr'T;'c'>?E"} z-1-v'vFu?h-?c':'u are most interested and mail to 305 Dominion Bank Bldg" Toronto. \- ualefineslng Stafion young people are! busy rehearsing for the.- Deacon, Dubbs" play which is to be given at Mineslng next week. T-T Rfnlznu In vlalflno T Tnnnu inn 1: W llllUo T. Pattenden, Jr.. has returiaed home after spending a couple of weeks with friends in Toronto. JNLLIIUEIII5 uuzu WEEK. H. Stokes'1s visiting J. while. 7 `Dad-Iv.`-.134`... T... L..- _... the problems WC IMVC SOIVCCI IO! IDODSIDQS 0! others in precise! the circumstances in which. you nd youtsel . We can `serve you last as unportantly us we have served them. _ ; No obligation or expense. Our plan enables you to t_nin during span hours without inter erlng Wlth' your giresecr duties. Fill out and return the form elow. You will receive valupble particulars about the branch of business in 'Wl'|l'h you n_re most interested without incurring any obligation. lasalle Extension University \ 305 Dominion Bank Building. Toronto. Branch Oman: 2 $71 day- ------- -v- -- --v-`- ' v ,vThe Lasalle Extension Universit has n stuff of v_/ocatio `nl experts. trained _an competent bustness a vnsers. who wdl gwe v_ou the benet of their wide experience in` rontnbutnng to the success of many men. Your. own fcuonul b etoyou ptoblems which seem so unsuymounu / wxll not be new to us. but _wtIl be the same as the problems have solved for thousands of other: in nreciselv the circumstances in which _ at VVIIIHUL UUUKS On Sunday. T. Pattenden and family met at e home of F. Cole. Anten Mills. on J n. 19. it being Mrs- Pattenderfs` birth- dnv pnauc Mxsis Vera. Baldwin visited at Lorne Ha.ndy's the past two` weeks. Murrnv Pratt whn hue I-man mm- Murray Pratt. who ha been suf- fering in the R. V. Hospital for some, weeks with pneumonia, is home and! doing nicely. R, (".nnlr and Anna-hfnr nf Antn Ivlulfn natluya Lue past EWO WSBKS. ' . --_, ars- II In 'rcus uu Luu awn nut. 18 lowly recovermg. Sympathy is extended to the bereav-' ed relatives of Mrs. '1`. Elliott of Bar-; rie. who was an old resident of this place, Tmluu `Tar-a Dolvuvln ulmlt-AA .-.4. `I'.... ..... uuxus uxuuxy. R. Cook and daughter of Apto visited at Wllmot Cook's on Sunday. T pnffnnnn and fnrnllu vnni at blag Would you like to earn xnoxye money? "PL... 3. .....I..:.... .....-- -:.:t..I .1.-- .I.- 4'... -. London. Hnmuifgxin w0n:l$:\;a. `Montreal. j-...___.._.j..j.:n:.:_--._n--.:_ muueuu are un cue SICK 118:. I Miss Helen Cavanaugh, who has been on the sick list. is slowly recovering. I Svmnathv is extended tn the hmumu- Vluucu IIJU I Is your position like that of thougands of others who have received by and advnce from up--men between the ages 0 21 and 40-.-ambb upus to get ahead. but wulpou: a plan--h|_ce the lughvpowered motor car wgthout on experienced man_ or `the wheel--runmng wxld--If so out servncc may be exactly what you need. Then let us help you. `FL- I_C_Il- I3...-_... .._ Il_2.._-..:-.. I.-- - -.. vv v----- I w- -on-V ow vlonoa annular aaovnnw I There is nothing more pitiful than the fate of th_e fellow who tries his best to get shead but falls becuusqhe doesn't know how. Have you tried to realxze success wluch somehow always eluded you? A I- _ A . . . . . .14.... HL. .1... -1. -L....--__l_ -3 evenlng uno. gave splendid addresses. The Meaford and Stayner boys,play- ed hockey here Monday night. Score. -4-2 in favor of Meaford. v--- vuuuc-o 1 & 3 I l I I I\II` Jar-1. 24--H. Alford and Miss Mina. McLean are on the sick list. N/Hun which (`avian-uonnvk uvkn Ln.` 1.-.... a:u.Lc-uuuu._'.' uuuncy uouncl Mr. Storey. from the Inland Mission of South America, spoke in the Pres- byterian church Sunday morning. and evening and gave splendid addreiases. l Th`! Mnnfnr nn Qfnxrnnw knits` I\`l\co Loo. uvmiiiig. l John Watson of Sunnidale has bought Archie Miller's chopping mill and gas station. Mr. Watson takes over the business about the first of March. Harry Adamson is on the sick list. Mr. Simpson is holdingjrevival meetings in the Mennonite church this" week. [ Reeve Lambert is in Barrie this week I attending` County Council. . Mr. Stormy frnm Hm Tnlon 1un..m|..... 1:1-: 1.-ru.~4uyLel'1an unurcn had a "white elephant tea" last Tuesday and every- one attending spent a very pleasant! evening. V Inhn Tirol-unn .-.6 a........x.1._u- -. - - aw-nnn1ldl\ . I Jun. 24-Mr. Buchanan is able to `be. out arzain. ` I E. Fisher has sold his place in town' to A. Synnott; - ! The Ladies Aid Society of the Jub!-/ lee Presbyterian Church had white elenhant tea" last 'l`unnnv' nn .......... ; club so uzwwszeq 1n tne Course. Q Misses Emma and Clara Cooke of Coulson viited in this neighborhood at the end of the week. I` u.t:u Lnunus nere last week-end. ' l The sympathy of this community is - extended to Miss Eva Brandon and . family in the loss of her father. James . Brandon. whose funeral took pla_ce on Saturday afternoon at Edgar. 3: The girls attending the Short Course' are thoroughly enjoying the lessons` given by Miss Nixon and Miss Watt.f The regular meeting of\the girls and] boys literary society, which was held` on Friday afternoon. was enjoyed by`: all present. It is good to see the par- 1 ( ents so interested in the Course. MISSES Emma nnrl (`lawn hard.` so - nockey matches. 7 _ `Wu Clifford Carscadcfn of Bradford ited friends here last week-end. svmnathv nf H11: mmw.....u. January h'as been an ideal winter` month. The young people are taking advantage of it. enjoying skating and hockey ., . (`.lH f m~d nnunoaan an D---in-~~* --' jo I I III`. Jan. 24-Mrs. A. J. be out again. .Tnhnnvvv kc-an lrsnn-A .1 sum). crowd at both places, The carnival held on the rink lat Friday night drew a large crowd. Those who .took prizes were: ` best dressed lady, Pearl gsallsbury; best dressed boy, Bob Holmes: fancy dress, `girl, Irene Brown; fancy dress, couple, Jack Tyrer and Aileen Shortreed: clown. Al. bert Thompson; comic` lady, Etta. Ar-1 cher: half-mile race. George Scott: mile race, P. Cleaver. , n g Jug, me past year in Orillia; The Dramatic Club of-St. Andrew's" Church put on their play entitled Welcome Home, Jimmy." at Moon-r stone and Cralghurst recently and had a good crowd at both carnival hold nn n... ..:..=- --L Wild old. sey- 9\l7' - -aau-aaalrllulh I Jan. 25-13. R. Scott ieft for Toronto on Monday. ` , ` Mrs. M, Drennan spent a. few days with her mother, Mrs. Gordon. in Bax-,. ter last week. I Mrs. H. Porter is spending a month with her daughter in"1`oledo. Ohiog, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mllligan have come back to the village to reside after llv-L ing the past in 2 Dramatic mnh nP.Q1> An-3-----'- uxuulur, '&V.l!`8. ld. l`8Cj Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Jr. Ives in Panama: for 9. week. ~ * ' 'V".. ."':"T`.S`: TA"'.1.9N.A .'rHunSn..Y. JANUARY : WBIUI ' M1: an Inn Eu. to'n"is'.'JE'1'aL'i1dY: Branch Oices: dnilrnn Onhnm T.YNFR. 0.00 will oved cash -2: 9-vi ` , Fletcher is abl toi 3 ideal nnnnln nv-n +a1,:...... Jones for a. 27} 1927 vis- A my ueu-Hutu E0 EVHOG, , On the ammo aftnrnoon the Women's guxiliary held their annual meeting uni n v v|l ]' Ivuuuung The annual Vestry meeting of St. Paul's Church. Midhurst. was held on Thursday. Jan. 20. The financial re- port showed a good balance on hand and all accounts paid. The wardens. James Craig and Geo. Pain, were re- elected. M. Orrock was also re-elected la_v delegate to Svnod, n I414: annnn altnuu-nun. 51.- 11v-;.-._u_ vvcwylll UUUIS The late Joseph W. Cook. who pass- ed away on Jan. 15. after "a week's ill- ness with pneumonia, was born near Schomberg in a place called Bucktown on the 17th day of July. 1846. He was at home at saw-mill work until the age of twent.v-one then went to work with his grandfather as a thresher. He was rnarried in 1869 to Elizabeth McDer- nmott and first came to Midhurst 30 vears ago. He lived in Anten Mills when they were building the Penetang branch of the G.'l`.R. Shortly after- wards he moved to Little Current where the was engaged in mill work for nine vears. , The children living are Mrs. A. W. Ferguson. Little Current: Mrs. R. Schandlen. Midhurst: Allan and Emer. son at home. His wife also survives. Deceased was a brother of Mrs. H. Robinson of Barrie. Mrs. J. Smith of ' Midland. Mrs. Hurlev of Toronto. Mrs. John Mccreizht of the West. and Peter Cook of Thorold. There are 18 2rand- . children and six great`-grandchildren`. 1 1 i I truc- n.uut:luuI,It unu GU18!` pxaces. .Haullng wood and grain seems to be `the prder _ot the day. uuraun. narrle. 1:0!` 8. rew days. Mrs. George Spence has returned af- ter spending a month with friends in Rosemont and other places. .Hau1ln2' wand and nmnin unnnna 5.. 1.... ._lut_t,vu wun Mrs. U. W. ward. Mr; and Mrs. J. A. Mills spent the week-end with friends at Niagara Falls. o `II-on 'I'.J'n...... (1-...--- -~! . - `- H- _.--.,-"nun: Mrs. Harry Carson and son Russell are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. Carson. `Barrie. for a few days. Mrs. Gnnrg-A nnnm: Ina- ....a...........1 -4 Jan. 25--Mrs. James Carlton of Tor- onto has returned home after some hol- _1da_vs with Mrs. C. AVV. Ward. Mr. and Mr: _T 1\/ran- -.......4. ug- - c_1vvvvIvIII-:'r I-E I \ll'I=I'K A pretty January wedding took place . on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 19. ., when Miss Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher. Bar- rie. was, married to Frederick-Searle. only son of Mr.>and Mrs. -A . C. Pass- more of Toronto. The ceremony was 1, performed by the Vicar, Rev. A. R. Beverley; assisted by Rev. T. J. I Dew of Ivy. -The bride, who entered on the arm of her father. was charming in . georgette crepe over pink silk, with a .,vveil caught with orange blossoms and ; ' carrying a lovely bouquet of roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Florence Flett oi` . Toronto. who wore rose crepe silk and hat to match and carried sweet peas. The groom was attended by Ralph Bel- ; ,t'ry of Toronto. Mis Edith Creswlcke - L" played the wedding march and during the signing of the register. Mrs. Wm. . Bouck of Toronto sang All Joy Be Thine." The decorations in the church were composed of a tasteful arrange- ment of daffodils and fern. Following the marriage ceremony a reception was `held. at the home of the bride's gparents. 137 Toronto St.. which was ,attractively decorated in pink and White. Mrs. Fletcher. who received with the bride. was dressed in black. crepe satin trimmed with velvet and wore a black hat trimmed with silver-._ The mother of the groom wore black satin and black hat trimmed with gold. Mr. and Mrs. Passmore left for Lim- berlost Lodge. Muskoka. the `bride travelling: in crepe silk dress of new C French blue and black with gold trim- r `mings and a sold hat trimmed with t blue. Thev will.r-maid: in "rm-nn+n 1- mmgs arm a. gold hat trimmed blue. They wlllreside in Toronto. ROWE:-PEACOCK L. d 5. A quiet but pretty wedding was V solemnized on January 26 at Central ' . United parsonage when Rev. A. J. G. fcarscadden when Hazel Viola. only 17 daughter of Mrs. Sadie Peacock and `Z the late John Peacock. became the ibride of Mr. Leonard Rowe. youngest son of Mr. 0. S. Rowe .ofcHamilton. The bride looked pretty in a. roseblonde georgette dress with hat.and shoes to 5 v match. She was attended by Miss Ad- !die McCullough wearing fuschia gear- 1 gette. The groom was assisted by his lbrother. Mr`. Fred Rowe. _After the "ceremony a reception was held at the !_ bride's home ln'Worsley Street. Later 'gthe happy `couple, amid showers of Hconfetti. left for Hamilton, Niagara Falls and Port Huron, Mich., the bride [uwearing a Hudson seal coat. They I will reside at 35 AlbanleSt.. Mimico. The bride was fhn vuaninlnnf .-.4! vnnnvv 'w1u rusuue at no A1Da.nl'St.. Mimico. bride was the recipient of many useful and beautiful gifts among which were silver knives from the members of the L.T.B . Lodge. a cut glass sand- ,wich tray from Beaver Rebekah Lodge and a wicker sewing basket and teapot` from the members of Beaver Rebekah I gegree team of which she was a mem- er. ' . m"1Wz=`s.mi\? Johes and her so}: Ar- thur Crawford Jones arrived in New York on Monday afterspending some time in the British Isles, and reached Barrie on Wednesday. ' old, VY3 ack casual, mm 13 removing to New York ' Miss Irene Wilson, nurse-in-traim ing at the `Toronto Hospital for Sick Children, has returned to Toronto after spending `her holidays at her home here. e . `M ... `M 1:! 7-, ' - uu=u1Uel' OI me n.U-1. Staff. . 1 Miss C.'I. Smith, former Superin- ltendent of the R.V. Hospital, has re- signed her position in Wichita Falls, .T xas, and is removing to New York . Citv-' ` -3 auary Db. . Frank Craig att.ende.d th Phaiu macy ball in the Crystal Ball Room of the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, M d ' ht. onMw-3n.Tay :_ rn ----- L uu Luuuuuy 11131113. Mrs. J. TD. Milne was in Toronto on Tuesday attending the wedding of Miss Gertrude Harper, a former member of the B.C.I. staff. ` I Muu {'1-T Qw.:LL .-..'..---- G--Q2 I` uw xor -we remamder of the_ winter. I Miss I. M. Lownsbro_u'gh,' R'.N.,' of eToronto. spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. A. J. G. Carscadden, at 54 Mary St. - ~ - T ` !:V....._I- I'1..-!._ 1| 1 1' .1 -- ,` mg a montn,at-ner'nome here. ` . Mrs. R.` Murray and Miss J. Mur- ray, 202 Owen St., have gone to Tor- onto for -the remainder of the winter. ' Mina T M `l .nn.-..l.......-...1.. - D'\Y -n .IlIUU"er, I Q . Miss Muriel. Nicfzolson _hes return- ed to Little Rock, Ark.-, after spend- 0 emg a mon`th,at-herhome here. Mr: D` Miivunuv n'...'.l mr:.... 1- sun--- ! . Leighton Emma of the Stratford `professional hockey team was home for the .wee'k-end. . T rs. C. E. Coutts and children of Midhurst spent the week-end with her `mother, Mrs. Lynn. .' ins: NJ:-ha! KT.uL..h--u- 1--- --`----- ".5 uilenus In Ioronto and Brantforg, Mrs. M. Patterson of Thornton is "visiting her sister, -Mrs. M. E. Dut- 'cher. I T.2..LL,, '1 ` - -' " __ _. .. -_~ ~_- --~ ---,'ar '45` '45` , `Miss Florence Lynn spent the -week-end at Midhurst. v I Miss`-Rita Lount of Toronto is the guest of Mrs. D. M`. Stewart-. ' L. Shannon of Toronto `visited his .brother, .W. J. Shannon, this week. 1_ Mrs. Duncan F. oMcCuaig is visit- mg friends in Toronto and Brantford. Mr_q_ M `DnH-a-um. -3 rm........a.-.. -3-" St Paul : Vest:-yrMeetir"1g 5 annual Tfnulvnu runnnl-.'.- -4 `V 5 PERSONAL 33*!`-I I_eI<>x<>x<>x< The Late Joseph Cook `-4- `l'....-..I. `I1 ! 4-4 5` >X0X0I0I0I0X< K014 >I4E|I0I0X0X4I` C1 I1 PASSMORE`--FLETCHER nun!-n .'l .-nan.-....-. ..-._.-I.-u___ L_ -- _%MID_l-IURST 3n Rev.. 5}1v'fa1_1. campben `or Barrie will have charge of the services at Thorn- ton. Ivy". and Baxter, Sunday. Jan. 30.