Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Beemer had a
week's holiday up north.
They went first to Sutton, where
they were met by Mrs. Beemer's sister, Mrs. G. F. McDonald, who
entertained them by an auto ride of about 15 miles from the famous summer
resort Jackson Point, along the southeast shore of Lake Simcoe, on of the
most beautiful drives in Ontario.
From there they spent a day with
relatives at Newmarket, from where they went to Gravenhurst, Muskoka
Wharf, and up the beautiful lake Beaumaris, where they were met by Mr.
Beemer's cousin, J. S. Collver, who with Mrs. Collver entertained them in
their usual good way.
They have a beautiful summer home
on the south shore of Tanden Island, and a gasoline launch which Mr.
Collver likes to drive. They took a trip up the Muskoka Lakes and river to
Bracebridge, the scenery all the way being of the finest.
On their return they completed a
most enjoyable outing by a visit to the Toronto Exhibition.
Mr. and Mrs. Beemer express
themselves as delighted with their trip.
