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Port Perry on June 3rd, "PARTICULARS LATER. Mr. Alf Yavptord, spent Sunday i in Whitevale. Miss May Sonley: spent the week end with friends in Brougham. Mr: and Mrs. F. Harrison were: in "Toronto Saturday evning last: Mr. Clarence Kellet, of Port Perry, wisited Mr. ¥. Harrison last week, Several of our hockey boys went to Whitby last week to seethe Whitby and Collingwood game. Mr. Wm Cook's entertained a num- ber of young peopleon Friday evening last. Mr, Harry Hughson returned- to Toronto on Saturday last. See J. E. Beacock & Sons advertis- ment in this paper. Raglan Mr. and Mrs, Harry Huseun," of Toronto, visited at Mr. Jno Brays Jast week. Mr. H. Brent, of Port-Perry, visited friends here last week. Mz. J. Cotich, of Toronto, spent fast week at the home of his brother. Mrs. Johnathan Thompson and family are visiting in Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Squelch have got settled in their home after an exten~ sive trip to the West. Don't forget Mr. Joseph Hezzel- wood's sale on Good Friday. Remem- ber the date March 21. Mr. B. Rahm is moving onto the Hill farm, which Mr. Thos Brown moved off recently, Prince Albert Entertainment is on the 26th instead of the 1gth. Seagrave ------ The members of Seagrave Circle WNo. 302 with the assistance of Organ- izer Mr. J. H. Walker, of Port Hope, nnitiated 6 new members last Friday evening, i Mr. Geo. Tripp and sister, of] Kinsale, visited at C.. W. Moons 'a couple of days Jast week. "Last = Friday evening the young of the community gathered at he home of C. W. Moon, and present- 'Jed Mr. Roy and Miss Eva an address 'and a slight token of fnemberante, young people being about to from our village. Mr. W. ].. Rogers recording Sec. ve: Circle represented this e at the Supreme Circle which meetin Toronto last week. Mc a Groves is under "the care. We hage for a speedy There's a Box Sachal: and at Prince Aieeit on We Tia PA John Johuson 15-00 the sick' tin Miss Stevens, 'of. Pine Grove was] : visiting friends here on Sunday. ' John Medd has had the - Bell tele- phoné installed in his home, iid Wm, Christie, of Chalk "Lake, was visiting at Thos, Dyer's on Sunday. Mr. E, A. Christie 'had the mis- fortune to lose three very valuable sheep last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl "Tominonds are settled 1n 'their new home on the fifth concession, Mac. Beare was home over Sunday. Rev. Mr. Laidlaw and Rev. Mr. Harris, of . Uxbridge, exchanged pulpits on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs Frank Hortop were visiting in Port Perry ry recently, Obituary Cadmus, Mar March roth, 1913 Mrs. Eugene Farran (nee Anna Thorburn) passed peacefully away at her home near Buchanan, February 22nd, 1913, after an illness of two weeks. The deceased was born in Sonya, Ont., and came with her parents to Michiganin 1894. When thirteen years of age she united with the Pres- byterian Church of this place where she had been a faithful worker. inthe Sabbath School. She attended the Benton Harbor College' from which she graduated in 1908, having been a successful * teacher in the district schools for eight years. "On Dec: 27th, 1911, she was united in mar- riage to Eugene Farran of Buchanan. Funeral services were conducted "hy the Rev. E./M. Renner of Niles. Mrs. Farran was an exemplary Christian and was noted for. her kind and genial disposition. * She leaves to mourn her untimely death besides a husband, a mother and father, five sisters and three brothers. Miss Preston is visiting Mr. Sam. Devitt. Mr. David Johnston has been cut- ting wood with his. gasoline engine: We are sorry to lose one of our): members of 'the choir.' . We ' believe she is to Be married on Wednesday. Mr. Wm. Philp, of Yelverton, has a a - GREAT SLAUGH! ER SA phone installed. Mr, David - Johnston has' been re- pairing Henry. Samells': windmill. Mr. Murrdy Emerson preached at 'Cadmus Sunday evening. The Ladies' Aid is being established | at Cadmus, We wish them success. ~ Scugog. Goncession John ro lives on is the discount 'and Se of sales soles: Blank sles notes are supplied free of charge on application. PORT PER= Y Baa NCH I. MCE. Murray, This Year will be held on the Eialwing 3 Gates: on the Indian list and. has no tele: Redpath Granulated Sngar 20 Ibs for § pp onal, although most of the residen ] have signed. lonr, 82. 20 per CWI. Rolled Oats, 7 Ihe tor 2b¢