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Supplement to the Port Perry Star. July 16, 1930 MYRTLE N Congratulations to Master Gordon Graham who was so successf passing his Ent Exami + The Ladies' Aid held their monthly thimble tea at the p ge on Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Mark visited - their daughters Mrs. O, Jeffrey and Mrs. A. Brunt at Enniskillen, on Monday. There are bus loads of visitors ' comes from Toronto to spend the week end with friends here on our beautiful day afternoon, when an interesting program was carried out after which afternoon tea was served on the lawn, Miss Effie Graham was in Toronto on Tuesday. : I Mr, and Mrs. Conboy and sons of Perth, visited the former's daughter, Mrs. Jack Kirkham, on Sunday. Farmers are busy speeding up the haying operations bet h S. Mr. Murray Spaulding, of Toronto, is ie his cousins here. | Miss the earlier part of H. Hudgins. : Trucks have been busy for some days hauling gravel and dirt to build up the approaches of the road on each side of the Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooke and baby spent the week end with their parents in Toronto. The Hydro service was interrupted her during the heavy gale last week, ' and subscribers had to resort to the' coal oil lamps again. i Mr. Spencer, lineman for the Home Telephone was through here on Sat- urday locating and correcting trouble that the heavy wind caued on Wed- nesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bradley and family motored to Parry Sound for the week end. Mr. Harry and Miss Thelma Briggs took in the Excursion to Rochester, on Wednesday. ; > Mr. A. M. Lawrence, of Port Perry, - spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lawrence, Mr. Tom Thompson is visiting with his d. Mrs. Cl Hodg "of Cresswell. ------() (rs SCUGOG Mrs. Pettitt attended the Port Perry Bible Class Picnic last Wednesday at Oshawa Beach. /Miéy all went in a bus. e reports a grand time. Mrs. Pettitt was a member of this class for a number of years when in Port Perry. i . Willing, of Toronto, spent - the week with Mrs. gy, farmers are busy with the hay. tSome report a heavy crop while others | to their home in Athens after spend- Island: Then we have a number of camping resorts--Mr. 'A. Black's, Mr. T. Collins', Humewood Farm, Stephen- | sons Point, Pine Point, Rogerson's Point, and others. Mr. Donald Gerrow and Mr, Frank Reader are busy counting cars and other vehicles at Mr. T. Redman's corner. re () (meee ASHBURN The weather is fine and cool after the heavy rains on Sanday. say that it is not very heavy. A number of Toronto folk spent the week end with friends in the village. All seemed to enjoy themselves, . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson, after visiting the Rev. R. B. and Mrs. Stevenson, have gone to Stratford for a short visit before returning to To- ronto. Mrs. Brown, of Guelph, spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Brash, last 'week. : Rumor says that Mr. Geo. West has bought a new car. Mr. A. A. Knight sold his cherry crop to a Whitby man. : ° Some of the ladies of the village were in Toronto a few days last week Mr. and Mrs. Cornell have returned ing the last few days with Mrs. A. A. Knight. The morning service at the Presby- terian Church was well attended and the congregation was very attentive and evidently. enjoyed the sermon. Miss Reynolds and Mr. Hartfield sang a duet which was very much appre- ciated by the congregation. The whole service was very impressive. "R. B. Stevenson exchanged pulpits' with Rev. Mr, Smart, on Sun- day evening. : Mrs. Wm. Day, Port Perry, has been with her mother Mrs. Horn for a few days. Mr. I, Mole is visiting his uncle at Essex, for a few days. Mr. Alfred Mole is home from Windsor for a few days, visiting his father and sister. The play ground adjoining the Manse are about complete. Mr, D. Parrott deserves a great deal of credit for the way he has pushed along the work. He has displayed a lot of patience as well as using a lot of energy. The grounds will be a credit to him. A' number of gentlemen from Myrtle were over on Saturday night for a friendly game, but it is hard to down Dan and Fred. It is expected that the tennis court will be in full swing this week. We understand the court is now complete. en) () Oe: PRINCE ALBERT Miss Nellie Spence, of Parkdale, | Toronto, is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. Cruse. Mrs. Ball, of Toronto, is with her sister Miss Hiscox: Miss Etta Smith is holidaying with her mother and grandmother. Mrs. Jas. Warren, Oshawa, spent last week at her home here. : Mrs. E. Pratt and children and Mr. Sidney Burnett, of Oshawa, are visit- ing with Mrs. Bickel. . Miss M. Holman and friends of To- ronto are spending their vacation in the olt'home. Miss Flora Holman, of Toronto, spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. E. Spurr has gone to Buffalo to make her sister Mrs. Bates an ex- tended visit. : Mrs. Young and Miss Isabel, of To- ronto, are the guests of Mrs. McBrien. Miss Julia McBrien is also spending the summer with her mother. Miss Sprague and friends are holi- daying at her home here. Mrs, E. Williams will entertain the - Women's Association next week. Mesdames Robertson, Hope and But- son, will help provide refreshments. The girls of the school with a number of guests enjoyed a pinic at Lakeside Beach, on Tuesday afternoon, July 8, under the supervision of Miss Mal- colm. A most enjoyable time was spent in bathing, playing ball and _ running, after which lunch was served.