C.N.Rys. in Ontario—Newspaper and magazine clippings

A new departure in the transportation of passengers on railways in the Midland district occurred on Monday when the Canadian National, due at 1.20, arrived hauled by a motor driven diesel engine. The train was composed of two coaches, the motive coach and a trailer.

Per C.N.Rys. public time, effective November 22, 1931:

M 603			Miles	Table No. 148 Eastern Time			M 604
A.M.							P.M.
9	†	00	0.0	Lv.	Lindsay	Ar.	6	†	22
9	†	33	18.7	Ar.	Blackwater Jct., Ont. 145 θ ▲	Lv.	5	†	47
10	†	05	0.0	Lv.	Blackwater Jct., Ont. 145 θ ▲	Ar.	5	†	38
10		11	2.2		Sunderland θ		5		34
10		25	8.0		Cannington θ		5		23
10		35	12.0		Woodville θ		5		14
10	†	40	13.7	Ar.	Lorneville Jct. 150	Lv.	5	†	09
10	†	48	13.7	Lv.	Lorneville Jct. 150	Ar.	5	†	04
11		05	21.5		Beaverton East θ		4		51
11	f	14	25.5		Gamebridge		4	f	42
11		22	28.9		Brechin		4		36
11	f	28	32.1		Schepeler		4	f	26
11		38	36.4		Uptergrove		4		21
11		43	38.8		Atherley		4		17
11	†	48	41.1	Ar.	Orillia θ	Lv.	4	†	10
12	†	00	41.1	Lv.	Orillia θ	Ar.	3	†	25
12	f	05	45.0		Silver Creek		3	f	13
12		15	49.0		Uhthoff		3		08
12		20	51.8		Foxmead		3		00
			53.3		Tait
			54.6		Medonte
12		29	56.6		Coldwater		2		55
12		34	58.6		Fesserton		2		48
12		40	60.8		Waubaushene θ		2		46
			62.9		Tanners
12	f	44	63.1		Sturgeon Bay		2	f	37
12		51	66.6		Victoria Harbor		2		35
1		00	70.7		Martyrs' Shrine		2		27
1	†	10	73.6	Ar.	Midland, Ont. ▲	Lv.	2	†	20
P.M.							P.M.

Reference marks
†	Daily ex. Sun.	θ	Postal mail box on station platform.
▲	Restaurant or Lunch Counter.	f	Flag. Stops on signal only.
M	Motor train; limited baggage accommodation.

Numbers showing certain stations refer to Tables showing connecting trains.