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; a 9, 1914, widow of the late Robert Hyland, in|: ther 60th year. Saturday, 'December 5, 1914. id A ma Mrs. D. Carnegie will receive: on} Friday, December 11, in the after noon. After that on the first Wed: nesday of each month. Miss L. Hall, of Winnipeg, is in town visiting her father and other friends. Drs. T. Salter and Mr. Harold Salter, of Hampton, spent Sunday with friends in town. Mr Henry Doubt is home again from Oshawa Hospital where he un- derwent a serious operation, He has improved health greatly. in the past few weeks, and looks well. His many friends are pleased to note his recov. ery from what at first appeared to be a most critical illness. Mr. Percy Hart, who has been em- ployed by Mr. N. Ingram as second baker has gone to Huntsville to take t. White's place for the winter, who » taking a trip to England. Ruthven MacDonald -- surely we do not have to tell you of Big Mac and his deep baritone. Some call it Barrel tone--a humorous allusion to the quantity, not the 'quality be it un: derstood, He will be there--Fair Night Concert, December 22nd. Mrs. Albert Orchard is recovering somewhat from her serious illness, but is still far from well." Dr. Harris, of Copper Cliff, came down last week to see his sister, Mrs. Orchard. Mrs. Jas. Bongard is improving in health. Mrs: A. J. Davis and Mrs, Edpa Adams will receive on Monday, Dec. 10th, and after that on the second Monday of each month. Carpet Ball" League A Carpet Ball 'League has been formed among the members: of the] £ollowing fraternal Societies: The Oddfellows, Canadian Foresters, Sons of England, and the Loyal Orange Lodge. They will playa series of . games lasting thirteen weeks. The games will take place on Thursday evenings, each Lodge Room being used alternately. Mr. Walter Oke was elected Chairman of the Leagues and Mr. Jas. Morrish, Secretary. Patriotic Notes Sargeant-Major Haden left for Hal- ifax on Monday morning last. = It is expected that he will rejoin his regi- ment in England. 000 The Port Perry Fire Brigade, after paying expenses, in connection with their Niagara Excursion; turned over the balance of the money to the Patri: otic 'Fund, and will not have 'their usual oyster supper this year. Mrs. Dif . Atcher has received the following ] Jetter from the Belgian Consul: : Dear Madam--1 wish to thank the e ¥ = 'Elizabeth eid Interment took place | at 5t John's Cemetery, Blackstock on | N Toronto, Dec. 4, 1914 Miss Florence, L. Ford ; Port Perry, Ont. received from the Governor-General a Silver Medal to be donated to the students of the Schools for the year 1913 and 1914. | Of course the medal is always given to the student obtaining the highest or June examinations and 1 have to congratulate you as being the success- ful one for the year 1913 and 1914, When the medal has been engraved 1 shall have pleasure in 'sending to you. I may say that this oedal is a work of art, and I am glad that such a worthy 'student as yourself was the winner. : 1 am sure that this will come to you as a surprise as it does to me and again I congratulate you on your dis- tinguished success. I hope that you may be long spared to wear this mark, of your-ability aud diligence. > Yours very truly Wm. Scott, Principal High School Concert. This deservedly popular concert was well attended as it always is, In the space at our disposal this week it not possible to give a detailed report; but must content ourselves with say- ing that the audience thoroughly ap- preciated the whole program. = Men- tion should be made of the scholarship prizes donated by Messrs, T. H. Fol- lick, H. G. Hutcheson, J. McE., Mur- ray, and Dr. Mellow; also the prize presented by the Chairman of the Board of Education, Mr. W. S. Short. These prizes have done much toward stimulating good 'work among the students, and cannot but help to raise the standing of the school. A Unique Meeting For the first time, so far as we know, all the Young People's Societies in town, "held a joint meeting in the basement of the Presbyterian church, upon the invitation of the Presbyter- ian Guild. The meeting took place dered by members of the various societies. and refreshments = were served by the Presbyterian Guild. | At this period in the proceedings, the people were grouped into families, old-fashioned families of fifteen or so, and each family group was required: ially that of the McBriens, which} highest grade of American. Coal Oil. Dear Miss Ford--Tke other day I| Toronto Normal| = First Moriziges. on| number of marks either at the Easter} on Monday evening and the roonvwas packed. = A good program was' ren-| to write an account of their family. |. } Some of them were very funny, 'espec-| Don't forget that Jameson sells. oe py 'call Bell : Farm Property - We have several s sums of money inf our" hands for investment mn form % mortgages at reasonable terms. i Adams & Hutche és n For Sil = Two story frame dwelling, 8r ms, 84 acres land with orchard, excellent stable, sheds and hen house, ihard and soft water, just outside Setpefadon of Port Perry. 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