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, ,Wr`- - -v---v V-Cu -r-.CIa vvvollo The Creemore , Star wonders at the let e number of gentlemen of leisure found in t e sunny-side of the village stores. IV--. `I.`_;!j__, .._--- vu v-uv candid" uvvnvw Friday was celegrated gt Schomberg by a mission service and a thank-o'eri`1_1g_ meeting. II I n -` -- -- G135 to recognizeone another again the election 1 ----_ ..-J - -- vugv excitement having subsided. Il'-.-._J. 71!- I yuan vsolvlu Huron people have just commenced l mafz.\.'1"`r'r'1:z";V ;.re just getting 't.binga ready for spring work. ' n _ ` _ X _ __ , 1 VI... cg`____ ____ . .1 I __ ....---- ... uunu VI-I55 vu uuv Iuu UL zxpru. Joseph, James, George, Thomas and Stephen Fleming, assaulted Jae. Timblin on , Monday morning last. They were tried` before` Squires Hood, Stewart and Kelly in the town hall the some afternoon, and com- mitted to stand their trial in Barrie, bail ainglduccopted of 3400- each.-Allieton era . V . -_ ._ .-v " vuuuuonca vn vault in to be an entrance examination at Tottenham this` ear, so Mr. Robinson the teacher says in t `e Sentinel.` . ' IV]-.. `I ? , U The [lectric light man has struck Tottn- ham and is now taking orders. HVLA..- 2- 1.. LA - - I H. S. Matthews, of Bradford, preach- ed a. historical sermon last Sunday eveniing. Mr. 0. F. Stevenson, assistant" in the Bradford High school has resigned his posi 1 tion. - The Bradford News says there is to be a swell dance in that burg on the 3rd of April. .Tl'|IY\`\ .Tn is-Inn n An------- 'L ` ` wliun u;a}u""n;{aed Welsh robbed the lean. A` n Rrnnnnn, Nnrth Raw A. fair dnvg -_.. .. ` u-..-Jo WBra.dfo1"d exects axitckersthero very soon. Most places ave that article always in stock, ' ` -- -uycc awn CQVQVZKIIW I` Like The Narrow or the lost. Bradford how has to struggle with cases of quinsey. 'D.._.:u:-...1 . - And P6Zo'r ma.n s court at Peuetang April 13th. . 1omYunnm-n1m1ur n1anns,g'c%n~==in? ruiped & n nu-rmusn mt sntcbl: um nxsrntcr ` uxonaxans Asmoau. Nnws. a Gouda} 15:.` ;.......,., ,,,' ,.,_ 1 llbhltor Advance Readers who i IA Quinn; `DAL- I--_A invited to 9. social at the Thompson, Upbergrove to organ. Sorry our horsebis J THE IIf1'l`EIsES'l.`8' OF. BARBIE. } %BARRIE, some % KIIIO Gun 01113). 011 Good Fridatafternoon 3. gm `"1 club shoot was held in` ,r. S. Lount s e..L, west of the town. Teams were oho:_en`by presi- dent`a.'nd vice-' resident, as follow: :--A. C. Gardezg, resi ent,-; H. G..Jackapn, A. W.` Brown, " . Luinhlo , D. H. Mschu-en, H u........ w -n 11 um. and F.*N. Allan-- Last Saturday s market was a very large one and there was a good demand for everything offered. This in truth might be laid of , the market here generally which ac- countavfor so many comm here from near Orillia and other less favored points. 0 The following were the current` rates :-Wheat, $1.00 to $1.06; barley, 45. to 50 ; ae 600. to 65o. ; oats, 530 to 55c. ; peaee, 7 . to 75c. : hay, $6.00 to 87.00 per ton ; Straw, 85.00; wood, $3.50 to $4.00 per cord ; beef, hindquarters, $8.00, forequarterr. $6.00 to 86.50 er cwt; mutton, So. to 9c. 1- ,lb. ; geese, ,e.; Chickena,50c,apair; tur eye 10c. to 11. butter-,18o. to 200. per 1b.; e a15o._to 180. per don; hides 3&0. to 4c. per] .; sheep- skins, $1 50 apiece; otatoes 75c. to 80c. a bag ; apples 82.00 to .50 per. bbl. \Jo \`llIVI7|U' 1 ILUIIU DUIIUUI LII! UUIIUII IUIV IIIIU North p Riding of Norfolk? died sud- denly from. heart disease at his residence in this town. His sudden demise was a shock to the community, He retired about ten o'clock in his usual good health, and a few minutes afterwards is wife noticed that he was breathing strangely; she spoke to `him, but receiving no answer she got a lamp and was horried to nd him dead. The deceased leaves awidow and one son who was residing in the town of Perth. His re mains were taken to Toronto on Saturday afternoon and were interred on Monday forenoon. A large number of townsmen ac- companied his remains to the G. T. R. Air Line Station. The following gentlemen act- ing as pall-bearex-s--Dr. Wadsworth, School Inspector for South Norfok ; Messrs. J. 1`. Christie, I. S. Rowat, J. T. Carson, T. H. Furlon and T. A. Bell, teachers in Simcoe Union chool. Much sympathy is expressed for his widow who was so suddenl bereaved so kind and affectionate a husban .-Simcoe British Canadian. -It_..__ s. 11-....- -`..l... .......- ...........:...L...J ...:a.I.. nnman uuuuuuuu. A Many in Barrie who were acquainted with Mr, Steele during his residence in this town will learn with deep regret of his sudden taking 011`. uvv or lOl5U Plauc, ll LIUUULI 53 U110 UL 0116` all-alive places in Ontario. They had a do race there a. short time ago and what wit- bark and run the place presented a lively appearance. . Dnl Pa U\|u nu Most of the Severn Bridge lads are hnme from `the winter `camps. Their faces are like a gleam of sunshine on the streets. Is that the view of the Severn Bridge damsels? On Thzrva-1.1.3-;' Thomas I 0. Steele. Public School Inspector for the Nnrth p.I3nn n` Nnrfnlb Aha!` -In-1- V -_ --.. -..--._ "on: was uvvvuo B Z The Packet says :--the Barrie shooting and game protective club. has been organized with a large list of _ members, and 1t bide fair to prove a atron organization and eaccomplnah a lot of goo . A _____g1__ #_, u - vtv ' I I A sc.ribe vufriiisesfz:-KS;a\_'1-1baushene, althou not a large place, is noted as one of t e l1-1`:V hlnnnn :11 (hut.-in mhnuv `ant! n t`:-nth I' On four rinks were expected from Coldwater and Waubauahene `to Orillia and some good curling was expected. VIVL- D..-I--L --__ A , - `I ! FOR; _. _- --r_-c -----. P. Cockburn, of Gravenhurst while s litting wood last week out off one of his ngers. - A lodge of Septennial Benet Society has been formed in Alliston. It promises to pa. in seven years 31000 and 315 weekly for sic benets at $2.50per'a.ssessment. Where the money to do thus is to come from is not stated. .T1{ }a'1{Joi Ea}; `o-t";3.r::.o-e_b:'i:lme.;e.;:;I:o:;ed tho school board for a grant of to erect a ' gymnasium. The trustees felt too poor just now to grant it. AIL-..` `l\,_,,,,II' 3 1-: n v I Albert Russell, of Hollow Lake. lost his house and all its contents b re a. few da. sago. The charitable, of aysville, are he pin the unfortunate man and an appeal is me e to the merchants of Bracebridge to lend a helping hand. `ll _11tII an dihevgivvvli "eovt};.<")'ri11ia Idiot Asylum` rovidea $23,200 for completing `the new uildiugs. putting in steam heating, etc. , and 314.750 for furniture and furnishmga. VF]... Q..L....I Lg..- -1 h___-1__21_- -._.--t I ,, ,,.` -_ -_ _ v--vv-qua:-anavalvo `Things. are bein made ready for the starting of James.P ayfair a saw mill, Stur- geon bay. Everything has the appearance of an active and `prosperous season for uemployers and employed. I u-___ - ' __.. _..... _...`--vl vuov Wfleery Bayes has the contract for the mason work of the new residence of Rev. Geo. Gra._nt B. A. Orillia. ...i, w... uncut av-4 an inland V61] Lllilko mlieir. J. ' He has Jones, oiciated at the Memorial cburc , Longford mills, on Sunday The choir had prepared a special service of song suitablefor Easter. _ Samuel Frazer, of .Midlan(l, has been ap- pointed license commissioner for East Simcoe in the place of W. H. Hewson, who is now Mayor of Penetangnishene. -TL: _ _ _ . -. 1 water in the swamps around Foxmead has risen so much lately that the men who have been working getting `out ship knees for Mr. Spearinghave had to' disbaud and go to their homes. A Tay Correspondent of the Orillia Packet says :-J. G. Elliott, of this town: ship, is seventy-ve years old, and ave Sir John Macdonald` his rst vote in t e year 1843, the first year Sir John was returned for the City of Kingston. Mr. Elliott-now has ve sons, and none of them ever gave a Grit vote in their lives. Surely the" name of Elliot should stand high in the `glorious old township of Tay. Wellington Graham, of Dalrymple and James, "his brother were engaged last Satur- day in removing_some ha from a loft over a root house when the mo suddenly collaps- ed. ' Wellington was instantly killed and James escaped with some serious bruises. A > `7'..A.__2- Y1 . - ` , -~ V-_-..`.v-. u who uvnuv Dial Avuo LII. MIC Victoria Ha:-1'>i>r reports the snow ; rapidly, but the ice is still very thick. `Ran T 'lJ.....l.-.. T------ -`V` ' . vuuvuaaluuu ox anon township has likely ruined fine horse by his stepping on a spike. L . ID's math or In-. '1'. 0. gm. Hlikot Notes. of that, township has likely 10 1)`? his tnnnina nn 4: THE 00UN'lT`Y[ OFT SIMUOE report: Qnow going; is RH" Inn-v H-uh-I: Thqe were large attenddnee `at the Band eongert an the evening of the 24th. This was what 111' hi: have been expected when it was He yvqngfozt the benet ,`~of7e-`V311 Av _rn`h'hhn% lfnni nnnnd luinni I 6-; 1:115 benet roigii . -*;",'..`*.?'*.-E9!` !.PE?`P5I"in `$.01? . Last Friday the Barrie curlers had a. tussle ~ with two skips from Toronto, when the Toronto cm.-lets were pretty badly beaten. The foljlowlngyin` the score: A w`:;av;:i;dwe, Buhanan, Culverwell and Wm. Hubbert were elected aidesmen. ` 1')--- ll - 'Il'_...-LL LI.-- .....- - ___-_L -2 UIUUIIVII VIII-II UIIW B` UUIIDI Mr. Roget-son and W. J . Coulter were elected delegates to the synod and `also to the eneral council. Judge Ardagh and W. H. yers, alternates. - Messrs. Dickinson, Spotton and Wilkes, the retiring `members of the Vestry were re-elected. e 1r__-___.-r;___ 'n,_'_|._____ rc._L_-__.._n __,',1 VV Illa JJIIUUVI U WVIU VIVVIIUII IIIAUDIIIUIIC Rev. Mr. Maggath then gave a report of the work during the you put. The total recipts for the year (including a balance in hand of`$3.8l at the beginning of the ear) amounted to $1,612.95 and the ex 11 iture to $1,600.88, thus leaving] a be nce in hand of $12.87. 11.2...- A...!.....I. .....I `II . 'D........... ._...... a3hZ"irr35`a'p3I~?"iI$$3'7` 1Z`1'i;y state of a'a.ira. - rn|,_4_._1,,._g,,.,, 2 ,. .1 , 1-" 1 1- IICIGIJVU Ill IIIIIILI VIVA Jud e Ardagh anciwr. Rogerson were electe churchwardena. II_ 'I5-_-_._-_. __J `I? T IV-,_IL_.. _-_,- IJIQUII , TUIIO DVIU ll 71155 -LLCUUIC `J31 [U I Then came refreshments` in the shape of cake and coffee, spiced with general social chat, 5th selection by the choir; 6th, quartette by Misses Deans, Scott and Messrs. W. Stewart and H. Villiers; 7th, recitation by Miss Scott: 8th, address by Rev. D. Mc- Intosh; 9th, another selection by the choir; and 10th. a reading by Mr; Mo Intosh. The attendance was fair, the literary and musical performances were ood, and the whole social one that will save pleasant memories. Christ Church Vestry. The annual meetixig on Monday evening last was more largely attended than usual. 1 Thu 'I"I-nnhln-Ari : rnnnrl-. nlmnwnrl n lunnltlmu Another of Those Socials. The regular monthly social of the Con- gregational church was held in the base- ment of the church on Friday evening last, when a capital program was presented. Generally at these gatherings outside er- sons take `art in t-he grogram, but this time" : Inna neg` Anna nk: - Clan non.-.-n-`AA-.1- uuuu vunv can In uni IV lulu, uuu uuw UIIIIU it was wel done, chielfily hy the youn people of the church. The following was te pro- gam which was nely presented by Mr. J. . Sproul, who acted as chairman : let, a chorus by the choir ; 2nd, ute solo by John Hobley ; 3rd, recitation by Harvey Black ; 4th. solo by Miss Hattie Carley. . Than nnnna I-nfuon-I-nnnnhr ha 511:: -hung AC ` ERDER. ne services at Christ church Reformed I Episcopal were more than ususlily interest- ing on Sunday. The r.ctor con ncted both services . Dr. Parker preached two admirable sermons at the Collier street Methodist church. Both discourses were appropriate to the season. The services of song by the admirable choir of that church was a eat aid in the solemn, yet joyful worship 0 the day. "Fl... ..-...-:...... ..L r1L..2-:. _L_-__I_ n-s._,,.. 1 . 11!! 111, 110, BILLIE UU UIIGIJLB U 11,553, _Morningtou, Fnrrant ; * Magnicat and Nunc Demittia, Bunnews Cathedral Service In 12` . 'U......... 10.4 1011 . A...u_-._- n n._-:_- 1.` uuu uvzlaunouw, JJULIIIUUU II Uauuvulul DUIVIUU inF.; Hymn, 134, 136; Anthem, Praise Ye, Gounod; Hymn, 370; Voluntary, Hallelujah Chorus, Handel. There were `large congregations. IVFDDIJ I!!! IY1'II1I*lIsn Luv auuuwuls wan UIIU BUIIVIUU U1. song 2 Service opened with Hymn 140; Easter Anthem, Xt our Passover, Gone; Psalms, 2. 57,111, sung to Grand Chant Holden, Wesle ; Te Deum, Berthold Tours Cathedra Service in F.; Beuedictus, Chant, Nares in A.; Hymn, 134, 135; Anthem. Break Forth into Joy, Barnby ; Kgie, J. C. Morgan; II;Iymn, 317 vAn;nn:nnnn1:nn urnn 1.40 . Dan]-nu mm; % Q T... pe.;;;:."` Taylor ~ .~ ; ~ - < : Kirkup-'-Hprnaby; vMcGawr- .- - Mollivon. - McCmkOn;.`ikiI5:-9 . S Lp'u.nt`ukip: 31. L ' ; _ B0.xfrIe`4-l'points ahead. ' - . , S: `Q Easter Sunday. The services at Trinity church on Sunday were very impressive. The `edifice was decked_with`owers. The rector conducted the services both morning and evening. his sermons being appropriate to the occasion. The following was the service of song : Serving nnnnn with `I-Tumn Lin . n`_..4-A- " `&Z ni.ig"_'6},';?i3` fi${', `Lib; Psalms,` I13, 114, 118, sung to Chants by Dykes, Mnrninafnau wnrrnnt - Knrnnnlv ant` uuuv nvtvlvu uvuuu u uuy In Il.l(lll'6. Another Social was held in the Persona. e last Monday night and to ~ judge by t e number of people of various denominations that attend these sociale, first of one denom- ination then another, we would be inclined `to think that a united church is apoasibility I of the near future. was uunus uuuuuxculuruwu. Service was also held in the Presbyterian Church which was on the same lines as in the other two churches` Easter offerings were taken up which realized a nice sum. In fact, so encouraged are the people of this `church with the success which has attended their efforts that they are about to make a call for a regular minister so that they will have service twice a day in future. Annthnr gnninl Inna L514` 3-: 6|... D ..... ..... .-:---v Z F. Sujtehuon. ' `Alex. Brownleef J, R, f`.nl>.hu-, a J. R, Cotter. ` Beldmg skip 13. . _ McL `Stevenson I ti : .- skip 32. I `mi... 13...... J- 1i7.1."}.. .;-no um um: was uulque In we way. The speaking'and singing were so arranged as to be explanatory of each other,_and both explanatory of the great Easter feast which was being commemorated. .Q.'.m:m lung .1... 1....u :. .1... T)_-..L--L--3--- vv uw-nu uuu uurvlcu u SIICUOBB. M. Wm. Taylor, florist provided the oral decorations." The s eakers platform and pulpit were complete y hidden by_a. profusion of plants in pots and vases. h Ran `Inf?-uII-..ul. --an-L -`-`-- --- JJJGDIIUI DUI V I'V- In the Methodist Church the service was what is called a Floral and Song service The choir ver kindly consented to use the. best of their a ility (which is no mean order) to make the service a. success. V `I7... 'I"..--I-._ n__:.. __ 5 I 1 .1 n I VA IDMUB Ill PUUB uuu Vllzn ' he Rev. G. McCullough most ably con- ducted the service in his usual happy style. The service was unique in its way. The nnealrino`an_-1 ninainn mm. on ...............a uvuu, aunt` It Vfy plllllll Illness. The various churches had special Faster services last Sunday. The English Church was nicely decorated and an impressive ser- mon was delivered; calling on the people to consider more fully the true meaning of the Easter service. T- LL- `Ann 1-,,` an Advance Con-eepondenoe. Mr. Robert McKerriga.n- who has been ' sick since-last July passed away on Monday, 30th, after `a. very painful illness. Th`! Inn-`lnrm tnhlihnknn I-us avsnzdnl `IF...-.L..._ ..- - v c IlI\I"II,' uuu 11.. .lJl_. Cl`: LIIU greatest enthusiasm and good fellowshi prevailed amon the shooters and the mate was watched wnth great interest by many of our leading townsmen, several of whom then and there requested to be enrolled as mem- ' hers, M. Shanacy, F. Edwards, jr., A. C. ` AL `V. RI-nwn nn IT an-nn "ro`1io1~"ro" . ` ` AND THE DOMINION ' OF CAADA OUR CRITERION. 61'~ii{{ cxwncmas. 3. Garden, an TBA '[;er. Tl_1e l .1`! ____I_ ___ ---.v_`- , 1xr.va,ma.; `c;.m" 1;"a:;n`.:1' 's"pm' m.-...% enW,i*;%3!i!`* % We notice that our Mayor. Mr. Peiler, was absent the greater part of last wee at the ueizes at Owen Sound. It will be re- membered that last summer the City of Midland ran down a sail boat `o`Parry Sound and the owner now claims dim 3. Mr. Pepler.`ap pe_nred?_in3t_h_is_ ca.se,=w_hio` id 0fX"AOI0.{D$efIt.,t{`)f?(`)u? 3:. _ H 0.1: ~ 5031'? or Ttlih , `"If.t=5.li7of7;f`$1i& T:\raAI>.3n1It- Pnnnnnnv In nnnumvl I-my um.-.53.... . nu. 1.00 A u I From the distribution oice, Ottawa, we hue the received the annualreporta of Mili- tisahd Defence of the D6minion of Canada, sndf the 23rd.a.nnual report of the Depart- mentof Marine. ', ` V-III F95 IU \lU V VI lllIIUII$ Weere also indebted to A. Miacampbell, Eaq., M. P. P., East Simcoe, for a copy of the Estimates of the P_rovince of Ontario, -tor l-891. I I'.1____- LL- .1!_LA!L__A!,,_ ,!!|, , I\|n Aoknowloqlgementa. We have to acknowledge the rceei t of 22nd annualre ort of the Entomolo ica So- ciety of Ontario for 1890; report of t e Com miasioner of Public Works, Ontario; the 22nd annual report of the Fruit Growers Association of. Ontario, and the public accounts of the Province of Ontario, for 1890*, from the distribution oce of the Ontario Government. 11?- -.__ _I_._ 2.. !'-LL_J L- A ll! , I an By tlu Society : Own Reporter. The last meeting of the above was very well attended. Brief addresses were deliver- ed by the Rev. Messrs. Black, Burns and Mc- Cullough in which much good advice was iiven. Piano solos were rendered by Misses Kin and C. Sanders, and a reading by Mr. ilden. The shortness of the pro- gramme was owin to the fact that at the last moment four o the ex-pupils sent word of their inability to be present. The main part of the programme on Friday next will consist of the reading of The Trial Scene from The Merchant of Venice by a num- ber of the pupils. Valuable Gifts. The Reference de artment of the free reading room of the echanic s Institute has just received a most valuable present from Rev. R. N. Burns. That gentleman gives the Institute Appleton s American Cyclo- paedia in 17 volumns and 9 supplementary annuals, worth at publisher's price, we believe, considerably over $100.. This Cy~ clopaedia is a most useful one for busy peo le as its index volume enables the r er tond his facts in brief time; Mr. Burns gift was entirely unsolicited and strengthens the Reference Department very much. The Secretary, Mr. Fletcher also gives us to understand that the Bank of Commerce and the Bank of Toronto are each contributing $25 to the Building Fund and that the ladies have organized for a sale of plain and fancy work in the near future. w-on-inn an vv-; 1 The death of Mrs. Bird, the wife of Mr. Henry Bird, Town clerk which took place on Monday mornin last was heard of with sincere regret by a at e num- ber of friends and ac uaintances. `he had been su'ering from a ronchial trouble and last Saturday unmistakable sign of heart failure became manifest showing that the end was not far off. The absent members of thezfamily had assembed at her bed side. Mr. A. Bird, of Cobourg, Mr. James Bird, of New York. and Mrs. Dr. Williams of Toronto, all of whom were present when the supreme moment came It is needlessto say that the bereaved husband and family have the sympathy of the people of the town in their season of rief. The funeral took place yesterday a ternoon to the Union Cemetery. an no 0 lapuuumu uuxcsuuuu LU one xsyuuu The Vestry. which broke up at midnight, was thoroughly united throughout in its evident desire to promote the welfare of the church. "1.);i;g`;te:.:3P!t<; Synod.--Messrs. Ca tain Smith, G. A. Radenhurst, ' and W. C. og- ers were appointed delegates to the synod The vmxtrv url'nl'I hrnlrn nn gf rn.~Inh-I-.4 8h:;?o.l;`v;';.1:.de;:.--The rector appointed Mr. G. A. Radenhurst as minister s church- owarden, and Mr. C. Hewson was appointed peoples churchwarden. Sldfnn nnnlqnrnnn Inn:-A yvvrnwu uu ul Ull V! (II. uuu. Stdemen --The following gentlemen were appointed sidesmen :--Messrs. Major Rog- ers, Leighton McCarthy, P. Stewart, and W. D. B Spry. nlf fl: Qtynntl Annie. P. O` 5- 3... 'McCarthy-Pepler-Ordered that` Messrs. Judge Boys. Spry, Bennett and the mover _be appointed a. c ommittee, to act with the churchwardens, and increase the rate of each sitting in a fair apportionment to the means of each holder. to meet the liabilities of the church, and that this be ex- plained to them, and that an effort be made to collect the $300 of subscriptions in air rears. ' - '1-tr. `I-\ .. - -- I `II Us Mr; W. A. Boys, an rintendent of the Sunday School," assume the responsibility of making the school self-supporting, bar- rizz/5 light and fuel. ` h urchwardens.--T`he re.ct_01_` _a.pp_oint `II__ (`I A e;ect. uuocv uut Luuu uunuulblti. Hewson--Sa.nVford--Ordered that, pending any action on the part of the synod, that on and after In of July next that $200 instead of $400 be paie the curate, and that the con- gregation at Allandale be notied to that `I IN .- -\ . ...v.u.v vv qJa,UOU, icavzug It ucucln 01 lUU unprovided for, and the estimated expenses for the current year were based on last year s gures. A long but friendly discussion took glace as to the causes which led to the de- cit, the remedial measures to be applied, and `how to wipe off the outstanding lis.bili- I ties. V5990 Pepler--Boys--Ordered that the church- warden raise money by a. note in the bank to meet current liabilities. 'I'J' .... -.. CI,.._',__J l\ I I .I . I- anon:-U; Iauuuull VUIIITJ. The Easter Vestry meeting in connection with Trinity Church was held in the S. S. schoolroom on Monday evening last. The attendance was an a.vera.ge_one. ` Rev. Mr. Reiner, rector of the parish, presided, and Mr. J. A. McCarthy acted as clerk of the Vestry. The receipts of the year amounted .to, in round gu es $1,900, and the ex en- `diture to $2,690, leavinga. decit of 700 \ nnnrnvided for ant` Hm m.+:m..+..A ...... .... Inuu u ties. `I1 - , VVIII Ill! 6!. ccuvll. Mrs. F. M. Smith and Miss E F. King, san two duets which received well deserved applause. The Orchestra and the Band did themselves honor by the excellence of their performance. Mr. Milden gave as a. recita- tion, How he saved St. Michael's, with line. e'ectAa.ud as an encore gave a. humorous piece. The sum of $57 was realized. A serious` malady. The program was a. ood oneand lled entirely by local talent. rs. Cooper, Mr, Edwards, Mr. Giles, and Mr. Charles Ward did good service and were wan-mlv or-an!-ml ' - $2583; g'eZ`.{` Mrs. `Sq _-__L_,,. 1 I A 91;!-deal mu-oat.` collegiate Literary Soolefy. EETION Trinity church Vestry. ._..-_ T? ,A, called Away; No val, George Bsyoroft, `Harry Bell, enny`Bell. Part II. Clus-Junta Forbel, Henry Bell, James Tubman. Richtrd. Garrett, Carrie Manning. I. `Glut, Sr.V-3-Charlie Grigg, Wxllilin J. Tnhmnn Ran-in `Pun-`Inna 1' `(Hang Jr v-nun, wt.`-vuur v ung`, uuuuua u. Tubman, Boonie `ihrlong. I.'Olsu, Jr. _..-3-. DJ` ` w:l`}n"unn' T.`-nminn-r I": frubmun, Beanie Furlong. 1. Class, Jr. -05:-vie` Boll William Lanmmn-, Ills `u`r..:..I.1. It-.. u'.v-.. A n 1).. 1}. VV IIIIDIII` Lllul Mary McKay, A. D. 31:07: Honor Roll `for Allenwood Public School for the month of March. IV. Olaaa-Samuel W. Srigloy, Richard J. Diokonaon, Britton Boll, William Wallace, Sarah Fnrlon A III. Claaa-Annie F. Masters, Roan aycroft, J amen Manning, Olivor No vea. Mary Langman. Allen Manning . I.. Clau-Violet Garret-, Nr....L|.a.......... 11---..- n-._._-n -rims-`~- { N "l-1oPhe1-son, mother of Mrs. Booth, Wonley street, in visiting her daughter. . tn - - - Mu1;u mHattio Crow spent her Enter } holidsy with friends at Onkvillo. fers has returned home after I lengthened stay with relative: in To- I-nnltn , Stephens Vpaid a visit to Toronto `last week. Mrs, Lount, John at:-oe,t, has returned home after a aomewhnt prolonged a.bIenoe.iN Mn. {John Carley left town on Friday morning to spend some time with friends in Builo. ~ Feels Gratoml. Mr. Jose 11 Anderton desires to tender to his frien 5 and nei hbors his most heart- felt thanks, for their kmdness and sympathy n his and bereavement. The Barrie Oddfellows purpose going in a. body to the West End Methodist church, on the 26th inat when Rev. Mr. Burns will reach the anniversary sermon. On the fol- owing day the 27th there will be an At Home in the lodge rooms. cannot compete. Many will learn with regret that Messrs. Dougall Bros. are about to close up their furniture factoryas the nd they cannot successfully compete with the large factories in the cities. About a dozen men will thus be thrown out of employment. They will bontinue their furniture business but pur- chase from the large manufacturers. 1;:-any auvinil-null LIED I I90 Mr. John Gardiner, of Britannia, paid a first visit to our town durin Easter holi- days andwas so well please with the up pearance of Barrie, even at this uninviting season`, that he purposes areturnin aum~ FHA? ' nu. you uauuy u uaun House. rrom 01]!` friend a appearance, when he came out of the drink, the spiritual effect of the immer- sion was not very apparent -an v vauanuan .1 lDyIlDIlh Lastlsatur ay Mr. Jo n McL. Stevenson took an involuntary dip into the bay, near Mr. Levi Carley s bath house. From our fr-;nntvI a nnnnnv-onnn u~L.-u-. I... --..... ...-A. -E The Spelling content. Last Saturday quite` a. large number of the youth of the rural districts were in town to take art in the spelling contest for the rizes o ered by Mr. J. A Strathy of the ank of Toronto. In attendance also were many parents and teachers. The words were read out to the competitors who were distributed in the different rooms. We will give the result of the contest next week. Tally Ho! On Monday afternoon there was a so called fox hunt on the bay by some of the Barrie sports A large number assembled to wit- ness it. Reynard was taken out on the ice in a box and at a. given signal the fox was let loose while the hounds which were in full cry, were held until the fox obtained a little the start when the dogs were let loose. The fox started for the south shore and nine dogs started in pursuit, the hunted animal dodg- ing and keeping ahead till within 200 yards of the shore it turned, when it was caught by V. Weaymouth's Grey hound. There is nothing in thv 3 sort of thing like the regular fox hunt in the open country. A T ,, -. -_. -----, ---.,. t8'Remember the Choral Society month- ly concert in the Music Hall on Tuesday next, March 31st. Admission, l0c., and reserved seats. Go and help the society along in its laudable e`ort:s.. M t3'Congregationa.l Church Preaching services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. In Sabbath School at 4 p m Prayer meetings, Sabbath 10 15 a.m , and Wednes- day at 8 pm. Rev. J. R. Black, B.A., pastor. Strangers welcomed. 32 --TheZ l;11.r1V11.;sV1`l'>:a`.l1'quet of the St. George`: Society of Barrie will be held at the Queen : Hotel St. George s Day. ""0"" ""J -Th(eri'e club of B;au-tie w1ll commence shooting at 4 p.m. to-morrow, for arie presented by C. H. Ross, Esq. f`DA...-_.L__ LL- (`I ,,,,i 0: _,--__.-..J v . wnnunab nnvnv Percy Parker, son of Dr. Parker, spent Easter holidays at his home here. - -Mr. William Stephens has sold his property on High streecto Mr. J. Smith, G. T. R. agent. -Mr. George Mason, who has been in the post oice department tor 36 years has been superannuated. I If v. -- :-Mr. Dizllgon Murchison has been up pointed to a. place in the Post Oice Inspec- tor's Department. ' `I'\,,`l'\.; - C --(Dr. Patterson started yesterday morning for the lower provinces and will be absent two or three weeks. J -. vvuu -R;g1;lar meetinng of the Public School Board on Monday evening next. `Li... `I)....__. ~n.._L,, 4- n - --Maonic Lodge bf Instruction here to- day and evening. , ta"We are sellgi all-winter goods at cost at McBrady & G g ve Whloh. Linked Together. Construct I Very Interesting and Gossip: chapter of Local History. -Town Council next Monday evening. --Did you see that uef new express 1 waggon `! `f 0 up c ,--- MANY MINOR MATTERS HUCHLY ICQCP In? |PAB.AGB.APHER S PENGIL PUINTS. Vulcan. III! \lllllI\ Oddfellows p L-.I-- 1.. LL. 1I7__L I11 1 II {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVAIWE smau: corms, 1:-xv: cazwrs. no Likes Beauml Barrie. An Iholnntary Baptism. 3-;.--._j-_- Ir, 1' 1 at r n rv a nun Aznsvunl 111 AUVALV SINGLE Going to church. I\'n1nI II undi ol DAY ntl $0 I \I1Al QUBIEAUIU Dl`UlJUl`l.V Ill - 11719. Known as Ro lawn" the real nee of M530: R0 era. The above oonsistso about 32 acres 13! oupingnnis and croq t lawns, ower and kitche gardens. cojd apery. out-door rapes and 3333'} tru1to.an ' tesian well an - lies water ta-housfe and -. `ands. The dw - ing house contains ng-room. parlor. tries and slut-go r. upstairs. tour -- -uowin room .` . . . n nr cnu-nnnr And WHAT desirable provertv in 11-19. known ` "Ro Major 1}r\:`n1-n ml. ..k.n. annulus-.. ..I..u. on -........ 1 HDU BUHELUIU 1 I` l.1llH`lUb $511,161} 'I`erms-10 er cent. on day 0 in 30 days W` nout interest. There wli}'be a reserve bid. Furllxer particulars made knqwn on day of m1e,0rin4n1eentime on applicnuon to MCCA RTHY, PEPLEB & MCCARTHY, Vendor's Solicitors. Dated at Barrie. Anrll 1st, 91 14-16. ll!` 0885. sulfa. balance i """' U! 'U "L" I _"_li by Joseph Rogers. Es .. Auctioneer. the fol- lowing value!) 6 r erty. viz.:-All and singular that certa. n_pa.roel or tract of land and promises. situa. . lying and being in the Township of Innis in the County of Simone and Province of tario. being com osed of rk lot number on. laid out upon he went mi! oriot numjg six. in the fourteenth con- ceesiou of Innis , aforesaid containing eleven acres, more or] 8. Thu nknun n not-iv la a `yawn Annhnnlnln Ann 8 .'I'U, IHUYU U1` 1 Ho The above p petty is a very desirable one. be-ink situated lose to the Village of Allandale, and suitable f market garden ur osea. ea e. in an mm: wi hnnf. iYItl`ARf_ fNDER and by Virtue a. power of sale ;` contemed in eoertui mortgage. which f mu be roduoed a.t_th+ ti of ale. there will ` be so] by Publxc Auc _on at the Queen : } Hotel, in the Town of Be 1e. on ;g:u an A--. - ....,- --. V V ifii M11" '19? .9.f..}_I!!`_i1-A.1.3*!1.- ._l. I ) nnuunn 17%. navl cnuvu wan cause I Last Monday the mortal remains of the cloved wife of our esteemed townsman. Ir. Joseph Anderton, were interred in he Union Cemetery. The deceased as one whose humble and consistent `hristiau life had endeared her to a large umber of people. Her hand was ever pen to the call of distress, and many of he poor of the town have lost in her 8 rue friend. She had greatly endeared erself to the Presbyterian Church, of hichshe was a valued member. Mr. IcLeod referred at the close of his eath. He stated that she had been con- ected with the congregation for very any years, and had always taken a deep nterest in its welfare She was a willing` orker in every Christian undertaking, in `hlcll the congregation was engaged. he was distinguished for her kindness of eart, and on this account, and because her many other attractive features of _a.i-actor, was held in warm esteem by a lde circle of friends. She bore her vere su fferings in this and in a former ill- 9 8 Year ago with great pat nce. She new for some time before her end that eath was approaching, and in the pro- ect of 1t_i-ested in a rm faith in her . The congregation then wed in singing Macl:ay s'y beautiful 5111. Asleep in Jesus Blessed -Sleep. The funeral was one of the largest we` ve seen in the town notwithstandin 6 bad state ot the roads, indicative 0 ` `'`l1ect felt for a good and true. The; casket was com lately hidden from W Y l"h_ number 0 oral designs sent `y`"ZlDP_ friends. ' Among. the rest '9 Wo beautiful wreaths ' from the asonic and 8.0.13; oeietiss. _ . is": | `re:-ma n-om 0 attends all traini 1 R 0 Y 1 The Insolvent has madea. assignment to 1110 or the benet or Ox-ddi . under R- 8- 0- 8x7.(`up.124. Ameetumo he Creditors will be old at my olcc, o;'.2I1 V. ellington St. E.. To- onto. on Wednedqw Ea 25th Y Of M8-P031. ectora and ' 11 ot lreot fwtthreterenco thedispos, of 9"Est.a .. All pen; 3 claiming J-Estate otg r bute the }Cetate,,-`having recur 2113' of which [shall then have notice. E. R. C. CLARKSON. l`vvn ntnn 891. at 3 o'clocl:._:J.u);.; t the a , nlntment of In- ' nt11eMa.tter of Ed ward Skelly, of the village of Elm e, in the County of Simona, Dgiggist, (Pam PUBLIC is intyned that this new nnml in now nnene for the nooommoda. ond one 8'95 tron (lull; l`L;'b1.u,' 18 11110 uu tutu um: new 1 Hotel is now opene for the accommoda- tion of travellers. No to make this the best It has been furnishe with every accommoda- tion and comfort the latest and most approved style. 0 mercial men will find the sum le rooms. a everything they require 1; n 3 coin]! ttended to. 8'iau-v? fu-Elm min to $1.50 mar I317- Pm-tar penlc has been spared otel north of Toronto.` TJEEN's H `TEL, NOR'1:H Y i ARR HALV-'1`he pr ty residence of Mr. N I Geo. J. _M_aeon. 1-. James and Reel streets. conte.unng ele en rooms and bath room. furnace and odern improvements. largelawn, and garde with choice trait; also 5, .ve-roomed com: in the rear. facing on Mulcastexj street. f0 sale. with or witlrut the other property- ld take city or farm land in part payment or xchange. 144:, . 41),}; man to att d horses. cow \ ,,Tfgaraen. and make imselt srenerally usefuj. 11 married and his He would under- take cooking and Rt neral ouse workpwould be preferred. Good and oodplaoe for quitable parties. ADDY OW. alkes. BMTIG K P. 0' ` J16I .-.__._.-.j s. LT.':=.2s, has been Bpecmuyiuuenueu W. 1.50 . A.?Z.*2.::1:...':?::`...*:r" ` * 9 W .E&?`' I ~------+04-----` insure V ' cu British A Empilfo Minna` d get 20 pelt!-loenz. for y,0|1l'J,n.3`Y ' V9. insurance on yonrlif ;_- = ` " " V ANDERTON.- Cntherin ('AMl'BEI.L.- M ....,-1 nn]. r to E1. EDVV'AiD LYNCH. 3VV 11' St. Et. 'l'$)r(l)[l]1`{ft0??W&PGh. 17th. 1891- -:--. "1-o Rent J; r;rs:u.. -rowNsH|r3<$i'=' |uIsrnL. MORTGAGE SALE ......, ..,_, 'llEL1..~. H Woogilea farm. Oro, on 1-,h 1 f2l1tl1 March. A "`3 9001818. thb belong and only dau hwr of Annie and George Campbell. age 7 years and 10 months. ravin- ' .R'roN.~At Barrie. nn 26th March` 13591, Hgclntherine, beloved wife of Joseph Ander- ton, aged 61 years. -__ -. . A ___ T`-`or sale or Ret. VOL. X14. SAM UEL No.14 ' T: "1ii'iiWAn\'EnT1sE1mnNT. [bison Her faith was Fmn. ip'3'T"au`%,`i1'53 01d an fume B110. croq pla.nts~ cold mal truth. tin -. . nds. ed wig] the ma and library andalnrgo . the gran 133 `P91 mus. clot -_.: Press. .nd saw 2 1'00.` - F-' _'- and P dwelli for gardener and ther 0 frch 23m,1s91. um. '91?!` ..--r**?' :1. N . 14 WHOLE N . SAMOUEL Wssmv. Proprietary 0 ma} OF VALUABLE IN `PHI (Rot-zun:'roR. iitsohvmm`. SADUAV . Trustee. 13-14. , l'0I'U 14-tf. Ivvvvonu vans-av vvv-u wv-u-r-vyvw -vvIw- I _- T1BEE. H E. W. D. B. Spry. , and F- N- AW" . . . , - , cl t ; M. Sh ecy, The mam part of the correspondence to g:;%`y`:'i..vi3_':d`.':. E Edanudg` our countr exchanges of late has been tell-, , . S d J_ Carlo, ing about the snow storm of the 13th and JP-gt; w;?3:W;:g from the 3`, 14th of_ March and the blocking of the road: dnthe bud. new like a `hog from the (mpg threby-` . I 5 - ma `their ight `being accelerated `by the" The Social held at Feirvelley a few days. wing mgdg ghootln -ve "dicult. The ego took lace in the home, of. Mrs. Smith W, v.`gy_--gvgiye `cod, and when instead 0 the chur9h.; _The,u[.>r am we: Wmwgpgy. and the` elghtieth 380th nag. inatrective end the cash Mg` l7.50_:;- 1- `both gh`g,,m;tph,,;sqoring 9` and it ' The reeds in the nelghgxhood of Meal tlpin }'9h;:h5"= ~ 9 353`3lt. o ' r `- * -._.. _ 1... 5'.x'3.e":?,3':`. ;"1.e`l.5 o .`.`.i`.`&';n.l` 'e;':;v.'7"so'3. };a..-" a~*m~e .566. .c*>ht.r..tr`: anti '; h -.-. for`m`u':'y'.y'ear`a; '- Mvlcto , T " T Bil` les : -In - the rrwiry trecl-"`l`;eI$" ` by mm-' .A.._.. . _..__W,. . _{ main part com: has tell -, ing.a.bout t e norm 13th pt of" thereby. '9 V ` , nA_-:,1 1, -13 -4 -ln___'__II_';_ 1....` AI... | Audit. uvvav V Wu UIIU VWIII by-IOQIOCB 7|"! IVV r . . Eras road; dttciineigbh bod e.e sa itonn g_._wereL V woi'I`ejb; v_th, lug stor:;8:hugtyl)iy haV._vo%-begn, . . 3 ...r. -1L_ . F for-'muny_` y'par`a. 1`_.l_tJ~ 'Iv._l",`n"o 1 4' " .,l`;..`_"I_II:'l`k,. l>'.-...Z.`...|1..` '|" ` A youn man `named store of r. Brennan, North Bay a few days ago of oods valued at 8200 or 300. ~ He was arreate the next dayat Carleton, taken back, tried befored Judge Dorann, found guilty and sent to the Penitentiary for -ve years. In that case justice was no laggard. Waehago has a great deal of sickness just now. The work of _utt_in on the new iron. bridge over the eetgR ver, between Waugh-_ ago and Severn bridge was oompieted last" Sunday; _,_ ..`_._L -2 Li- _____.-...._---..I_4__-'_ -A..7- Fairvalleya of .4 inatngctiveand 3` 17.50 5;- uW-,u' _; -1 `at- - --- ...J . Penetanguishene is adding considerably to its re appliances, among which is a_ hook and ladder truck, 500 feet; of hose and a fire company : general out t. nu, , L- 3.. _: 1.1_-__I -'cI-..-.._ 'D_:.l...- .....- from where he fell in. Vvlulrvv-ca - v-.- V..- ___. The body, of -Ewlvernl of "Severn Bridge was found in the river on Monday last b A 3 seatch party from the village only a few geek. -... .....`._ - . _...a. Miss Cross, of Shelbunie is thenew Cap- tain of the Stayner .oorpa of the Salvation Army. v .. ' ,_.,_g_,L _,_ - 1_ - J .12--.. ___...:_l_..-Ll... 4.- ";{e;$;;Ig;?. ;;;.;;;;,}7i;;'. ;;.`;.;}.1ma his W<:rk- A % T Th; Sun thinks the moral tone of Stayner` is improving. - - - ' 11-0 :1 ,,.. -1 n1_-u___..;.- 2- u__ ..-__. I1--_. - Mr. `George ~I_%obertson, of Rufb ,` has been `among the farmers of Mitchel quare, nn v3n;n{1-.11 Hlurhvun tlmn `nut nynblr Hnuinn "I15; 'iisI[t1IeT ;e:;;;.;.;a prize ghter and? saloon keeper, _is holding meetings in Calling-T J II l\I` j " '1iviva1s are `being held in the Orillia. lbgethodist churches and are largely attend- miimou Little shipped a.Vcar load of cattle from Staynerv to Toronto last week. V ,, _,____.vI___ -____..I_L__I L5- T%ag;;;" ;.;.."i.1;a ;;;;;1;;.,.d W. mu cage} o_fAsic nous: _ ' , Z33" 3'iZf'n`i`y"3."n3i"n` g"'{1'e"`1a`` '%'v';Z`12,6`.3}`J fat cattle for the market. Z cl-l'1:rl'ter,` living near old Fort, about 3 miles from Midland, lost his house. by re Monday night. "Loss $1.800, insured for $850 in the British American. - Some sneak thief entered the Midland Ba tist church last Sunda afternoon and etc e the collection of! the p ate. fIII,lV, `.`AV There was not a single mistaise in a single poll book out of the fty in East Grey: so says the Union Standard. _ i 'T:.;{mai;;d";i;`;;.;;% contains 75,000 bushels of _ grain. 1173115,-.- 1'l ,__, L,_, I! 0 I I `IN T; fun They up " The cggtgga <;;.;,;g;a;,;ig.`s;.;a; of Sebright numbered over sixty members and their ` meetings are of deep interest. 13 I , Q I I The anniversary service in connection I with the Methodist Church were held Sun'- ` day. The pulpit was occupied morning and evening by Rev. Mr. Burns, of Barrie, who is a sound reasoner, a. good talker, and takes a. common sense view of the writings of the. and new testament. The green house plants on either side of the pulpit harmoniz- with the weather, and were reminders of the near approach of gentle s ring with all its freshness and beauty.- idlend Free PPAII ME. McLean, Secretary of the Ontario, Underwriters` Association, says Orillia has not a suicient supply of water for fire pur- ` poses. ` , V` '"i3:3`y13}1y is home of Mr. P. help pay for an lame. . Many arenta, `at Thornton have sent their chil ten away from fear of diphtheria. ` The elevator at Tottenlxam still shows l signs of a little vitality. `I\._ l'`,,_._ I III . u -- *ri.};i&11{;12J1Z;'1i;1.i"..I {.';;gi;'x{;:.. auring 6 feet 8 inches from tip to tip, was shot in Monck on Tuesday morning. -`l.Vl....-_I- __2II L____ 24. Ann 1 I\ . 1 7 ivvviil `in-;v.\'-e";;sffal-i-v;!.)'<.>.v:I`r:., October % 7&1; and 8`th.` gj __,-__ . ------J . uDr. Vdgwan Ferguson, of Toronto, and T. R. Ferguson, Barrister, Barrie, were in Cookstown last Thursday, T.`._LL _-__,_, __ . _ _..__ _-.--_~.--J , V `rung -men from Beeton and neigh- borhood eft last week for the Nort West. V`