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Rolph on Monday, March 4, 1918 y. Dy es Returns of the Day" as he likes DIED Cabeian-1n. Reac at lot 3, con 8, on Sunday, March 8, 1918, Sus- annah Crier, in her 63rd year. 'Wison--In Toronto,on Friday March 1st, 1918, Samuel J Wilson, Mr, Wilson's home was at Honeydale. Election of Officers At the annual meeting of the Port Perry Bowling Club on Tuesday, . February 26, the following officers were elected: President--George Gerow Vice President --]Jas Carnegie Secretary-- Purdy "Treasurer-- Graham Management Committee -- Gerow, White Lucas. .Grounds Committee-- Jas Carnegie, Wm Graham, John Leask. ? Membership 30 Married Brown-Butr On Feb. 27, 1918, at the Methodist Parsonage, Port Perry, by Rev W. Elliott, Miss Luellu Butt of Port Perry, to Mr | Wm. H. Brown, of Mariposa. Pictures on Exhibit Mr. and Mrs. Cutts invite Port Perry people to see their pictures before they go to the Royal Academy in Toronto for exhibition. For this purpose their studio will be open on the "afternoons and evenings of Monday and Tuesday March 11 and 12. Personal Miss Gertrude Elliott has returned home after spending some weeks at Brighton and Wellington Mr. S E. Allison is getting along nicely. His daughter Miss Kate Allison is visiting him at present. Mis. Flood, of Regina, is visiting friends in town, and will remain for some time. Lieut. Keith Bruce of the 78th Bn. who has been home on leave, has been _ visiting friends in town. Although at one time he was buried in the debris caused by an exploding shell, and has seen many hardships at the Front, yet he is in fine form, and expects to start on his return journey to the Front shortly. He carries. with him the good wishes of a host of friends Mrs R J Bruce, of Toronto, was the guest,of Mrs, James Carnegie for the week end W.C.T.U. The W.C.T.U. held a very interest- ing meeting at the home of Mrs Jas. Ward las. week. Reports from the ladies collecting for the Trinket Fund were very encouraging, and it was de- cided to hold a social evening on the last Wednesday of this month, when the collection will be on display. Mrs Harold Emmerson sang and Miss . Miss Miriam Harris and Miss Helen Mellow gave an instrumental uel. Mrs Totten read some very interest- ing extracts from letters received from her sister--- Nursing Sister Roberts, of No. 7 Canadian General Hospital, France. Miss Roberts has -been in Egypt, and has seen the Pyramids and many other wonderful sights, collecting curious and valuable articles during her travels. These were shown by Mrs Totten who will also exhibit them on the social evening. A description of Christmas in the hospital gave a good picture of the devotion to duty and self-sacrifice at the Front. - Manchester Red Cross! A concert will be held in the Town h celebrated his 88th 'g; } the pa on il al fui oy with ol special music, and will be assi Bowmanville Quartette. Luogher ag acsompaniét, § In 'Memory of the Late| Miss Addie Sexton Loose the silver cord, here she may . not linger. Heard ye not the angel (on wings of} light he flies) z Whisper, "Come up higher, O sweet|6 singer, Join a choir beyond the skies." Her service here--whate'er'the Master bade her do--- With singing heart and voice, and willing hand, Lovingly working where laborers are few, Hearing her Lord's command. ha died too soon! Flowers plucked at noon wi on their dear memory's sacred air "Their choicest, rarest, sweet perfume, To permeate the heart's despair. Nay! The *'golden bowl is broken." She will not sing again In earthly choral music. frail, grew tired. Now Te Deum, hymn, and grand Amen, In Heaven, she sings inspired. --S. H. M. The body, Greenbank Mrs Buridge of Oshawa, is visiting her mother Mrs M A Till. Mr McKague and daughter Elva, have been visiting at Mr F R | Mc- Kague's, Mr and Mrs E J Jamieson attended the funeral of Mrs Jamieson's grand- father, Mr Jesse Salter, at Hampton. Mrs F Phair is spending a few days in the city. Mrs Mintborn of Fenelon Fall, is visiting her sister, Mrs | Hewsam. Mr Blaricom spent a few dags in the city recently. Mr Wm Real has been visiting in Brampton recently. , Mr and Mrs G Musgrove of Port Perry, spent Sunday at the parsonage Mr and Mrs McKenzie have moved to Marsh Hill. Mrs McKenzie has recovered from. her recent illness. The ladies of the Methodist church met at the parsonage on Thursday eveping and packed some boxes for the boys overseas. The wind storm of Monday night played havoc with a number of wind mills and barns 1n this vicinity, Mumps are the order of the day here. Sorry to repo t that Mr James Love and Mr Jas McKitrick are ill. Interesting Letters Flight Lieut. Harry Carnegie in writing to his mother, Mrs James Carnegie, says: So far I like France much better than England. I was very proud of myself when I first spoke to a French- man in French and he understood me. Iam tickled to death to be over here at last. We have orders to report at the pool to-morrow and will be posted to a squadron from there. 1 am haying the time of my life, and am flying the best machine we've got. It's good to be where I can do something for our great old cause, I can't tell you ex:cttly the part of of the line we are, but the Canadians are holding the line where we are. Our quarters here are fine. You know the Hall at Manchester on Fridayevening R.F.C. quarters are always quite a March 15, when Dr Moc re, Brooklin, ' distance bebind the lines, so after we "will tell his expenences at the Front. Music will be given by Miss Bull and fly over and do our patrol each day, 'we have a fine place to come at mght The weather is much warmer here than in Canada. on. Apply to George; pl w, Port Perry. Phane Br 2. 'Rev. W. Elliott, and interment took i Ie Iz 5 Tn Toleron Mig 0 Row 19: VE F WELL. Clerk of the Peac SEEDS FOR SALE RED, ALSIKE, SWEET ALFALFA CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED Call and see samples and get prices before purchasing. Wanted Highest prices paid for any quantity of Clover and Timothy Seed, also for any quantity of good Hay and Straw. E. H. PURDY Mrs. George Stone On Sunday morning, February 17, 1918, Eliza Jane Wallace, beloved wife of Mr George Stone, passed over to the great beyond. She had been ill with neuritis for three and a half months, during which time she suffered wost intensely, but with marked Christian patience. She had on former occasions been attacked by the same disease and had owercome, and hope Was entertained that Shel would do so again, but this time dis ease triumphed, and the life "of Mrs Stone came quite early to a close. ™ Mrs Stone was born in. the Town- ; ship of Mdripesa, about fifty-six years ago, her father and mother, Mr and Mrs Silas Wallace, residing at. that time upon the farm. The married life of Mr and Mrs Stone began in 1881, and in 1883 they came to Port Perry, where they have continuously resided since that date, Mr Stone being an efficient teacher in the High School during these many years. This long period of residence brought Mrs Stome into the circle of many friends who will miss her much and deeply regret her early demise. Mrs Stone united with the Meth: odist church in her early girlhood, and remained one of its faithful mém- bers until called to the higher service. In the later years of her life because | of failing strength, she was unable to] actively engage in the work of the] church as she desired. Mrs Stone is survived by her hus- band, M: Geo Stone, and one son, Howard, both of Port Perry; and one sister, Mrs. Clark of Toronto. The funeral service was held on Tuesday, February 19, conducted by place at Fine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, where the body waits the all of of the glorioky awakening f 'ertilizer, or mre the in ir wl many miles Sistant, a eg The Ford One-Ton Suk is a very serviceable means of pi your £0 1 save Jou weeks Tes enable you throu wd ji ena Toa pass Ford truck is mits you to for - Thus you can mount ents. ne Price $750 f.ob. Ford, Ont. Wi; U. & H. CARNEGIE designed select Deale Watch Repairing All Watch and Clock Repairing _entrusted to us will réceive prompt and expert attention. We carry a good line of Silverware, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, ~(ilassware, ~ Stationery, School Supplies We have some beautiful goods, suitable for Birthday, Wedding, or Easter Gifts. JAMES McKEE Jeweler and Stationer McCaw Block, Port Perry GET THE BEST! IT PAVS| Yonge and Charles Streets, Toronto Ens 2 Coron + course. at ; "Ww. J. Eg Tninmana Delivery business for sale. Hi Apply to Wm, Campbell, Port Perry Smith & Smith y< | LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS Phones--Day 407 Night 242 LINDSAY iy Farms for Rent Three farms of 100, 150 and 200 ONTARIO | economiéal sid IF these on. a ER i supplied os 8.8 as a chassis body sls This ee I I ae : te one i it your nian rs Port Perry ~CARTAGE and DRAYING. The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of carting, dray work, and plowing of Gardens 'etc, For terms "see, WILLIAM CAMPBELL 13-- PORT PERRY Globe (Daily)... vs..n +s. +. $6.00 Weekly Sun...oo.nnvsensvs $2.00 . Weekly Witness... .... ~ Evening News. :...... 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