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TW. Tn gson, of ototito, and Mrs: Mr. C Non ou Mistray spent the oliday with fi eh at Kew. Beaclr, | » : Miss D. Carimic el is visiting H Naishrit | Mr ngrant spent Saturduy 7 to Motiday i n'I'oronto; visiting rela- : is M, 'of Trinidad nin town for days visiting his father "and er, Mr. and Mrs. John Rolph, [feturied to his home last week, He's at the head of a large cloth: establishment in Trinidad, and 5 of business Ted him to "cut t his = here, omoted "tom Division 1 to isiony 150 "ke Fred Harris, Clark Turley, "1Evelyn Alexander, Irene Lane, Blsie Wallace, Vera Pargeter, Myrtle Goode, Herbert Collacutt, Katlileen Brooks, Frankie Switzer, Annie Morton, Guy Raines, Teddy: Z{Jackson, Himmie Steinberg, James ody| Promoted from Division II to Division IIT, Maximum marks 590; Minimum marks 354. 'Temple Proctor... 539 ivie X Rose. .....: 509 489 446 445 442 438 421 414 401 398 374 374 369 368 caves on [Earl McGregor. , YH Mildred Jackson, . {Colin Campbell... . Veronica Cassidy... ..«\ illie Davidson . Duis Martin... azel Raines, ... Ivan. Bowerman... '$Gordon Howard. ...... Maria Brunck a. « .. 35 : ecorinended Aréhie MeDermott Murel} Goode. Proutoted from Division III to Division IV. Nuuber of marks re- quired 405. 3 Lily Steinberg. saver viet 531 Mabel Corrin. . . 591 Harold Goode. . 51% ati ice Sisson. 505 504 icile Ar 503 Howard Spenc 494 MarianGreatrix. 493 Mabel Palmer. .. 491 Melva Switzer. . .. 484 Gordon Bradley... .: 482 Harry Brooks. 463 James Ellis. 456 Gordon Pargeter. 449 Roy Henders. 444 440 ssell Glidess cove rnasain is Recommended Ita: Biack{red 1 ted from. Division 1v to Marks required to Gertrude Henry Nostua Orohiard ne Piano Recital A very successful and most en- joyable piano recital was given in the town hall last Friday evening by the pupils of Miss Alma F. Tipp, assisted by Miss Beatrice May Whiteway, pianiste, of the Sherwood School of Music, Chicago, Sonie of the performers were very youthful, so much so that they almost needed to be lifted upon the piano stool, and when seated there cou d not reach the pedals, and yet they rendered their selections with remarkable 'ability. There were occasional indications of nervous- ness of course, as it was the very first public appearance for many of the little folks, but they did their parts exceedingly well. It is evi- dent that Miss Tipp has a large class of pupils in town, and her 'methods of teaching are quite up to-date, Her pupils give evidence of lier patience and ability as a teacher, Miss Whiteway's numbers were very much appreciated, and showed 5 her tp be a very accomplished pianiste: © Miss Tipp herself, by special request, played, during the first part of the programme, "Old Black Joe" with variations, and during her sympathetic rendering of this popular old melody, she held the almost breathless attention of the entire audience. Her fingers traversed the key-board with almost incredible rapidity,and her clever technique was well illustrated. In the closing number, Andante and Capriccioso, Miss Tipp evidenced her keen" appreciation of Mendel- ssohn, and her ability to fully in- terpret his best. We lope that the nextfrecital will attract a much larger andience, The Decoration Services The decoration services held last Sabbath afternoon in Pine Grove Cemetery * were largely attended and were exceedingly appropriate and interesting. ~The weather in the morning was very threatening, but the sky cleared. the sun slione | ott, and the conditions in the after- noo, were. truly. ideal. uite a number of visitors from Ux ridge, >tand otlier points were. also present. Six different fraternal societies 31'were represented in the procession 91 etery, that followed tlic Band to the cem- and forty-nine honored 3 were. remembered and visit- rated by the various or- follows:= Sous of Can. Ci 25 05 B.¢9;S.0.E. 12,8ud Roland Bongard, « . een McCaw .. Watch our 19c. Bargains For the next few days. -------- 4 teen. Just as good or better than our wonderful 9c. values ROSE & CO. "THE FAIR." and those who looked upon the Sunday service as an innovation will no doubt favor its repetition next year. Port Perry High School Pramotions From the second part of the Lower School to the Middle School. = Number of marks re- Ser to pass 500. scar Jack. . 806 Alice Stewart Evelyn Turner .. Thomas Martin .. Hazel Carscadden Edna Emmngerson Kathleen McBrien... .. From the junior to to the senior division of the second part of the Lower School Flossie Mearing....... Maribelle Clarkson. Myrtle Bongard . 334 Forrie Hagerman... rer 321 Marion McCaw.....eve0000, 302 From part first to part second of the Lower School. Number of marks required to pass 500. Norris McFayden...... George Raymes .. Florence English : Fred Marlowe... Ernest Bott... William Ingram .. 426 337 CLE an, Mary Burns sesesianueiedans Arthur Rundle ohn Holman, .. Son