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: t nf on a months' visit "with friends "here; "returned to. her home in Ottawa on "Friday. Mrs. Logan and een have ot 1 turned to Montreal, Miss Mabel Tordiff, who had fof _ misfortune to fracture her collarbone, | is recovering. Mr. Robt. Duff's s bam was burned during the electric storm on Thursday " might of last week. | 'Mr. Daniel Black has removed to Oshawa, We regret to lose $Mr. and Mrs. Black from our neighborhood. Mr. C. Caw bas moved to Mr Black's house. Messrs Birkett & Graham are mak- ing rapid progress with their houses, which, when completed, will be fine structures, fitted with all modern con- veniencies. Oshawa Fair The Prize Lists are out and the bills are-being put up announcing the South Ontario Agricultural Society Fair for Oshawa on September 14, 15 and 16. The horse stables which have al- ways been in the way of the crowd, have been moved north of the grand stand. It leaves a large open space for midway and promeuade grounds, The poultry exhibit promises to be a great attraction. The prizes are liberal and the range ofsvarietiesis the largest of any fair in the district. All'cattle, horses, and poultry, are on exhibition both on the 15th and 16th. Sheep and swine on the 16th only. If you have not had a prize list and think of exhibiting, send to the Secretary for one. Remember the dates--September 14, 15, and 16. The Directors guarantee a big Fair, rman () Sar mp---- Sonya Woman's Institute fhe Woman's Tnstitute are to be congratulated on the very successful garden party held on the spacious manse grounds last Friday evening, The supper was all that could be de- sired, andthe program was of unusual merit. Though the evening was somewhat cold, yet the large gathering . 'was held spellbound for ouer two hours. 'Phe soloists--Mrs. Dodds, Miss J. 'Clarkson, Mr. McLain, of Manilla, and Mr. McKague, of Green- bank, together with the pianiste, Miss Workman, A.T.C.M,, Lindsay, deserve special mention; While the elocution- ist,.Miss Marvin, daughter of the new minister at Seagrave, captivated every- body by her pleasing renditions and strong personality. The proceeds of the evening, abt $60, are for library purposes. 10% Seagrave Mrs. Willie. McMillan and Miss Jennie Clarkson are visiting friends in Unionville. The recent rains were welcomed by everybody. Miss Cassie Cameron returned to the y y afi spending a few days a Mr. Clnde. Groves, of "Toront, is. holidaying with Mr. George Fleury. Miss Ruth Moase is visiting friends at Little Britain. Master Gordon Gillson spent Sun- day with friends in Sunderland. Mrs. Bruce and Miss May King, of Cadmus. visited friends in this vicin- ity last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Reat, 'Rochester, spent a few days last week with Mr. R.. Frise, they having been called home owing to illness of Mrs. Rear's mother. Mr. Stevenson, of Chicago, is visit- ing friends here. Miss Lottie McLean, of Lindsay, is4 renewing old acquaintances here. ~~ « Mr. Earl Moase. of Toronto, is spending his. holidays with his parents at Fingerboard. Quite a number from this corner attended the Garden Party at Sonya, held under the auspices of the Woman's Institute. Master Willis Jones, Newtonville, is visiting his uncle, Mr. C. Moase. Mr. R. Moase, of Seagrave, spent. last Sunday with friends here. 108 Manchester Miss Josie Mitchell is home from Toronto for a couple of weeks. Mrs. McNeil of, Toronto, visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. Flewell. A couple of gentlemen were through this district looking up military horses this week. Sorry to report that Mrs, D. Reese 1s on the sick list, Miss Betts of Ridgetown, and Miss Brown Kinsale, visiting at Mrs. 1. Johnsons. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Barrett of Green- bank have moved to our village. = We cordially welcome them to our midst. A number from here attended the Anniversary services at Utica last Sunday. Sonya Wedding bells are ringing in our burg. Master Melville Ingram Port Perry, spent one night last week at Mr. N. Dures. Flosste were visiting Mr: ]. J. Christie at Utica last week. visiting at Mr. W. Clarkson last week. Threshing afd finishing up harvest is all the rage these days. .. Mrs. Wm. McMillian and Miss' Fi {Clarkson are home after spending a few days with friends at Unionville. Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkson Sunday i in Uxbridge. Mrs. Wm. Medd and her daughter | Mr. N. Palmer of Port Perry, was| Rexall Face Cream 'A. J. DAVIS, Druggist : Port Perry _ Ontario SATISFACTION ASSURED : Tn all our settlements for fire. losses | 7. holder TO THE BUILDER I have in stock Joistings, Studding, Rafters, Shect- ing, Shingles, all kinds of Dressed Lumber, in Pine, Spruce, Hardwood and Hemlock, such as Siding, Floot~ ing, V Joint, Ceiling, Planed 'Boards and Plank, Panel * and Glass Doors, Sash Frames, Mouldings--and those Doors are extra mice for a small amount of money. A Fresh Car of Lime and one of Lakefield Cement, Hydrated Lime and Hard Wall Plaster. Sash orders made on short notice; any size or kind. Anything you-don't see, ask for it. . Dressed' Sunbgs 'Rough Taber * Lath Shingles Roofing «= "Metalic Shingles © ~ Biding & Oeiling Cedar Pest. * Ooal Lime. Hair Cement Sash Doors Mouldings Door and Window Frames : Window Screens: eto, ete. Get my Coal Prices for Deleware, Yickawanm and Western Scranton Coal before purchashing, It will pay you. C. LL VICKERY COAL DEALER We are Overworked in Furnace Bette Plumbing Remember the baseball tournament | which is to be held September 2nd. |. : Por ory 3 Pol of | Consult Hin about doatng your house Shia spring. ; ~ Bell Phone 41 Ontario Sittings of the Dison Courts COUNTY oF ONTARIO i 1914 11 Whitby -- Clerk, Miss E. L. Mac- donell; Whitby ri 13; Feb. b, - Mar. 4, Apr. 3 June 3; July 3, || Sept. 3, Oct. 24 Noy 1 Dec. 4, an. 7, Oshawa-- lerk, Mis E L Macdonell, rm au 34, Feb Mar 5, Ar : ay i 8, Nov. 9, Dec 5, Jan 8, whi aly 2 Brougham --Clerk, M. Gleeson; Green: +4 wood, Jan 16, Mar May 6, July i Sept 5, Nov 11, Jan 11, 1915. fa Perry Clerk, JW. Burnham, | "Soped No ig