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--ountry ~ Correspondence 2 <r" Blackstock =: ' "Miss Phyllis Ceawford visited her parents in Columbus last week. © Miss McFadyen, of Caesarea, was 5 in of Miss Phyllis Crawford on day. ¥ x Sonya. Mrs. Hooper, of Lindsay, Has. been] spending a week with Mrs. Geddes. The baseball team of Salem played a friendly game with the Sonya boys Ge last Saturday evening. The home .- team got the best of the game from the first. The next game is,at Salem next Thursday night. a Mr. and Mrs. Medd and daughter Lenora spent the week end with friends in Utica. Mr. John Squires has purchased a new auto. ! Mrs. John Beecroft, of Toronto, is home for a few holidays. ' Mr, Dougald Clarkson's horse and was taken from Sonya shed one night lately while calling on James Ewen on business. Tricks like these are often dangerous. Miss Ola Hill, of Layton, is holi- daying with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs James Martin spent the week end with friends in Myrtle. Misses Flossie Medd and Lillie Shier were obliged to remain in Sonya Sunday on account of the rain, Utica Miss Eva Miller, of Sunderland, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Beare. Mrs. Sonley, of Manchester, spent Saturday with Mrs. Frank Sonley. D. W. Macdonald, of Brooklin, and Master Edgar, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Kendell. Mr. E. J. Walsh, of Pickering, cal- ling on friends one day last week. Quite a number from here attended the Anniversary Services at Epsom on Sanday. Mr. George Ward has had his house painted during the past week. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Gall and baby, of Uxbridge, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harper. Seagrave Rev. Mr. Johnston goes to Confer- ence this week. Mrs. Johnston will spend the week with friends in Lind- say. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brown spent Sunday with friends in Eldon. Mr. C. Sleep has started work on his new residence. Mr. Wes. Frise is improving his property by erecting a new fence, Mr. Stan. Wooldridge, his brother Edgar, wife and child, motored to Toronto and Hamilton on Sunday. Patronize your home business men by using their new catalogues just issued. y Mr. Stone & Son have sold their sawmill to a gentleman north of Manilla. Our Sunday School expects a visit from the President of Reach, Port Perry and Scugog Sunday School As- sociation on June 21st. Mr. Robt. Moase had the misfor- tune to get one of his legs badly strain- ed last week. He will be off work for a couple of weeks. Let everybody come to Seagrave on June 14th and 15th. © On Sunday special services morning and evening. The minister will be announced a little later. On Monday afternoon a pro- gram of sports will be run off, also a good, clean game of ball is being ar- ranged. Greenbank brass band. An orchestra and quartette will be in at- tendance. Coupled with this will be the appearing of Miss Mildred Walker, a very popular elocutionist and enter- tainer. Fuller announcement later, Shirley . Mr. Franklin, of Port Perry, visited zelatives here last week, : Wm. N. 'Rhindress is hauling ial to repair the barn on the farm: + wr 3 a 1 Soy le storm pases re on Thursday of last wee i: ¢ no. - the election of -May Queen \ We are pleased to sce Mii Dobson able to be out after illness; also Mr. M, Gils Mr. and Mrs. Radick, "Mr. D. Kellington returned: wR after spendirig some time in the North- | West, = "Among the visitors on May 25th were: ME 'Will Ma findale at 'Mr. €0. Martindale's. =~ Miss leota Tremble with Geraldiste Perrin. Miss Nellie. Goad at Howard Davidson's. Mr. Emmerson Coad at Mr. George Coad's, Dr. and Mrs, Dale and Mis Nellie, all of Toronto. ' A Miss Stella Savinac 'visited Cam- bray friends. Her many friends are glad to see her out after her recent | illness. Mr. Fred. Davies had the misfor- tune to break his leg recently. Miss Etta Walton returned home on Monday after visiting friends in Toronto. ' Mrs, A. Everson, of Cambray, visited friends here last week. Quite a number took in the 25th at Cannington, Lindsay and Uxbridge. Mrs, Geo. Savinac is at present visiting friends at Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J, Prouse and family left for their futnre home in Fort Wil- liam; Sn Women's Institute, Shirley The business meeting at Mrs. Cow- ling's was concluded with apparent satisfaction to all. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year :-- Honorary President, Mrs. George Kilpatrick ; President, Mrs. H. Hoc: ken; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. J. H. Freeborn; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. James Byers; 3rd Vice-President, Mrs. James Henry; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. J. B. Graham ; Asst. Sec, Mrs. Wm. Darcy; District Director, Mrs. 'Allen Mocre. Flower Committee, Mrs, Alex, Vance, Mrs. Jno. Byers. Bride's Committee, Mrs. Wm, Byers, Mrs. Allen Moore. . The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Alex. Vance's June 10th where a large crowd is expected to hear an especially interesting program. District and General The first cheese of the season sold at 12 1-16 cents per 1b. at Peterboro, It is said that a Toronto' firm have purchased the Brook House property in Oshawa and intend fitting it up as a tenement house. A demonstration of Boy Scout work is to be held in Elgin park, Uxbridge, to-morrow evening, June 4th, at 8 p.m. The demonstration will be in front of the grand stand. . Electric lights are being installed: The band will be present and will have charge of the musical part of the program. Demon- strations in camp-making, camp cook- ing, marching, signalling by semaphore and heliograph, tilting, fire rescue work, etc., will be given. ~The dreadful sandbanks on the farms of Mark Linton and C. John- ston, down the 7th Con, of Uxbridge township, were scenes of great activity for the greater part of last week, when Prof. Zavits of Toronto was engaged in reforestering some 'of this bad land. About nineteen men assisted in the work of planting some ten thousand Scotch and Red Pines. This action] is, the result of the investigation made some short time ago and 'cannot be too highly commended. In case these shrubs thrive on this land, it will un: doubtedly result in the Government establishing a nursery in the locality,| the waste land| = land much more 'of reforesterized. ~ For the first time since establishing Victoria: Day celebration by the stu- dents of the Ontario Ladies' College, | the honor has come to a Whitby girl, Mark Holiday. The dances attending the ceremony, especially a Sgantifal. Rev. Dr. W.. Hincks : Too 'They have Burdock and Sarsaparilla at soc. Dr. Grant's Constipation and = Stomach' Bitters, regular soc. "a bottle, on sale at zsc." : A. J. DAVIS, Druggist Port Perry PF : Ontario Pleasant to look at, and its ©0 Carpets or rugs required _ Don't forget those good shingles. - N C. L. VICKERY COAL DE ALE rR 1 have somethin; the ladies--a i substitute for carpets<-being very than good ts. Have sold several, Messrs. B Hutcheson, McHoull and" some, Call on Mrs. Roberts or Mrs, A carload of fresh lime, Wall Plaster 70c, Hydrated Lime ATTRACTIVE FLOORING 8 covering, costing less among thee being Duff, Johnston, The birch is something McHoull be pleased to show you some very beautiful floors. 3 1.0" ter cut oak 10. per foot, plain oak Bc. and birch Mr. Wm. McGregor will lay the floor for purchaser. ie. 70c., r100. Hard' per 100 ibs. Devel Lumber Rough Lumber lath Roberts, hand: will Miss Olive Holliday, daugliter of Mr. | ceremony, May Pole| Jand Indian dances, were wonderfully | It must be distinctive in ¢ r ent--and it must Corson's Toilet Requisites whether in Perfumes, Ti Jor Talcs. ; 'at the] and hats, (PAINTER & 11 whi ; Fy 1! done Whence '|6 Beaverton--Clerk, Chas. A. Paterson, | Beaverton. Jan. 8, Mar 12, May 15, Sy Ts Sep 0; No 3, dam 14 100 | | Pare Maple Hey 3 for : Fire Insurance AGENTS SATISFACTION ASSURED In all our settlements for fire losses have 'expressed peed iachon, Planos and Organs Sold Paincing, Paper Hanging, Decorat Consult him about decorati Sag Ts ant ing your ; Bell Phone 141 . OOUNTY OF ONTARIO 7 . fh & 5, tug 3 Lo Jan, eb. 5, Mar. 4, Apr 3 May 4, June 3, uly 3, Sept. 8, Oct. 2, Nov. 7, Dec. 4, Jan. 7. Oshawa Clerk, Miss E L Macdenell, Ti ELIE y 9, june 9 8 Nov. 5, Dec 5. Jan 8, 105 = © 2 Binugham~Clerk, M. Gleeson,Green- Jan 15, Mar 6, May 6, July 7, Sept 6, Nov 11, Jan 11, 1915, ; 3 Port Perry--Cl . 'W. Bumham, Port Perry. gm i % May 7, July 8, Sept 6, Nov 12, Jan 12, 1916 4 Uxbridge--Clerk, R J Moore, bridge. Te fay 1 14, Sept 8, Nov 20, Jan 16, 1915. 5 Cannnington--Clerk, Thos. H. Foster, > Canmin fon. Tan, Mag 18, May 4: _ July 16, Sept 9, Nov 19, Jan 15, 1 ai 7 Uptergrove--Clerk, Daniel Leonard, - Atherley. Jan 7, Mar 11, May 1 July 17 Sep 11. Nov 17, Jam 19.1018 rol DECORATOR | ---- Merchant Sittings of the Division Couns Timothy Seed Field Seeds Molassine Meal Salt, Wool, etc. : Jan 13,1916 You can d please. you,-and ' ' : L y DEALER IN Mill Feeds Feed Ce Clover Seed Seed Corn 14,1 =