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PM F. Walker ol [ae Coultis Port Perry spent 'and Monday with Claremont ichester was well represented at en Party held at Wi Cools, last week. y ie Wonen's Auxiliary meets at the » Friday afternoon July 18 o'clock. | Lottie Dobson "and friend visiting Bluckstock friends on Cartwright News = Miss Phemia Hooey, Toronto, is wisiting with her parents, * Misses Julia and Irene Hooper, of | York, Pa, Miss Mildred Hooper, 'of "Chicago, TIL, Mrs. Philp, of Whitby, Mrs Swinick, Victoria "Corners, and 'Miss Rhodes, of Mt. Wolf, Pa,, are ests of Mr and Mrs Wm Hooper. Parple Hill 1. 0. L. No. 390, has ved eight new members during past couple of weeks, Prince Albert Mr. Arthur Boe, of Toronto, is at ! is holidays. een Boe is the 'guest at jon of her sister, Mrs. Waldon. Prince Albert W. C. T, U. regular ig was held at the home of Mrs Bond. We were pleased' to have ¥ and Mrs Totten and Mrs. Savage join with us as members. A sews thee will be held at. Mrs. Bond's Garden Party "Thero was an enjoyable time at 'the Prospect Garden Party. Some$134 were taken in atthe gate, 'and every: thing went along well, owing tothe 5 of many people who helped #0 make the affair a success. For: this 'help the Prospect people are grateful. EA novel feature of the arrangments 'was the lighting which was done by aneans of torches supported by gaspipe |' designed 'by Mr. Wm. Cook; whose home the party was held. Seagrave There is a new telephone line being uit into our village from Manilla, with a central at Manilla, which * will € the use of all Mariposa telephone also out into Eldon township, nington, Sunderland and part of 3 Me Wes Frise has bought the Vic- "toria Hall ond will turn'it into a ma- : shop: : Cement sidewalls are being laid in village. chin pleasedio report that 'Mr. is wuch better. come thot the G. T. R./ that : y kept busy i and the next + clearing up the Wreckay oh Get Your Butter. | printed atthe STAR Of Reach Cotnil 'Reach Council met in' the 'Township hall 'on Monday July 14. All 'mem- bers: were present except Mr Johnson ™ 'Minutes of last meeting read and] confirmed. A 'communication was réceived from J. E. Farewell, County Clerk, stating that the amount required to be raised for County purposes by Reach Town-| ship in 1913, is $5485. The other correspondence was of no public" im» portance. Messrs Bailey and Joffrey appeared before the Council, and requested 'a grant of 'money sufficient to. complete a walk to the Prince Albert Stas tion." Said request did not meet' with the approval of the Council, as' the expenses in other places: have been too heavy this year, J Mr. Nelson Baird tendered his resignation as Councillor, and on motion of Mr. Dobson the same was accepted and the Clerk instructed and authorized to take such steps as the lawidirects to have the vacancy filled. Mr. Baird resigned because hé has nas bought a livery busitiess in Osha- wa, and will' move there soon. ACCOUNTS. PASSED Jas. . Somerville," $1.50, drawing gravel and putting in culvert: Silas Page, $4.00, repairing" culvert and excess of statute labor, Div.'43, Alex, Gall, $22, team work on cul- vert Uxbridge Road, also $2 for excess statute labor. R. Swanick, $7.00, excess of appro- priation gravelling Div, 56, | Chas. "Wells, $9 50, puttingin three culverts Diy. 87. 1.7). Murta, $65.00, grading: town- ling Div 58 Wm Byers; $12:50, grading Div 1, also $9.70 for "drawing 'tile and re- pairing culvert, Carfwright townline. Nelson Baird, $29.00, for services as councillor to.date Alex Vance, $6.15, bonus' on a rods wire fence. lot 19, con 2° J M Real; $6, bonus on 24 rods]: wire fence, lot 14, con' zz / ; Geo White, $8, putting "in two cul verts; E Whitby townline Jos Holtby, $10, bonus 40 rods] wire fence, lot ro, con 4. 5 Luke Day, $9.05, building Cement abutments Div x7 0 C. Blakely, $16.30, gravel Hemingway Bros, $10, bonus on. 4 rods wire fence, lot rz, con x1. Chas, Aldred, $3 rep. culverts divyo te, $13, bonus on 5 rods wire tence, lot i ay E. Whi the many persons who revi thier in-| f} 'surance' with the late C. J. 'Pearse; | i and announces that Mr. Jas Ward has} become a business = partner with "hers self to carry on an insurance biis A continuance of the liberal' pation formerly 'accorded : to Mr. Pearse, solicited. Yours Truly Pesree & Ward PORT PFRRY OOUNTY OF ONTARIO 1913 : 1 Whitby = Clerk; Miss E. donell, Whitby. Jan, 18, Feb. Man 4 Apr. 8, May 2, June Sept. 3 Oct. 2, Nov. 7, Dec. x en ae, Miss E L Macdonell Whitby. Jan 14, Feb 6, Mar 5, Apr. 4. May 8, tne 7, july So Sept 4, Oct 8 Nov. 8 Dec 5, an 9; 1914 } 2 Brougham Clerk, M. Gleeson, Green: fa 16, Mar 6, May 8, duly 5 oo 5, ov 1, Jan 9, 19% 3 Pott Perry--Clerk 3: W. Dumhar, Port Perry. Jan 1m 7 July'8, Sept 6, Nov or Tan fos Mo 4 Uxbridge=Clerk, R J Moore, Uk- bridge." Jan 10, Mar 14, May 5 July *15,.Sept 9, Nov 21, Jan 16, 1! b Caunnington--Clerk, ' Geo Smith t Cannington. =r 9, Mar 13, May 14, July 16; Sept'10, Nov. 20; Jan 15; 1914 '6 Beaverton Clerk, James M Kardon, 'Beaverton. - Jan. 8, M May: 15, 'July 17, Sept 11; Nov 19, Jan: 14,1914 7 Uptergrove---Clerk, Daniel Eonar: Atherley' Jan 7; Mar 11° May: 16, J uy 18, Sep. 12, Bor 18, Jan A "1014 Gt