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3 arrangement in this directory is that all streets are at right angles with Queen street, or parallel with it. The numbering is from Queen street to the outskirts of the town, either north 'or south, or in the case of Queen street' and parallel streets from east to west. The even numbers : 1 are on the left hand and the odd a numbers on the right. -. QUEEN STREET-- fins Queen Street runs west from Lake Scugog to the town limits. ~ * North side "a" means upstairs. 1-3 Hogg & Lytle, grain _ b. Sebert House, hotel . ' 7. Perey Hooey, barber "0 ..9. Alix. Gilboord : "11. Observer Office, printing. > "l1a. Jno. W. Crozier, barrister 13. R. B. Smallman, blacksmith . 15. Canadian Bank of Commerce . 19, Carnegie Hardware . 21. Geo. Hall, restaurant 28. Hugh Campbell, tailor 26. Mrs. L. G. Hall, milliner 27. W. Kaufman, billiards 27a. Masonic Hall 29. Venture Tea Room 29a. Patricia Cooney, hairdresser 31. E. Norman, shoe repairs 83. Dominion Stores, groceries. 35. I. R. Bentley, jeweller 37. Bell Telephone Co, 37a. W. T. Rodman, tailor. 39. Jas. McKee Son, groceries. 41. Willard & Co., groceries. 43-45. W. L. Parrish, hardware 47. A. M. Lawrence, druggist. 49. T. J. Widden, grocer 49a. Lodge rooms. 51. Arthur Prentice, barber. 53. E. K. Tuffs, confectionery 55-57. Jeffrey and Taylor, leather street. The 59. Soo Hoo, laundry. 61, White Kitchen Restaurant. 63. Port Perry Star, Printing. 66. Sweetman's Garage. 67. J. Doubt, shoe repairs. 69. Dr. W. S. Harper, physician. 71. N. Ewers, cartage. 78. Port Perry Public Library , '76-77. Port Perry Bowling Club. 79. Jas. Carnegie property. 81. W. G. W. Pyatt, residence 83-85. Mrs. W. Real. '86-87. Presbyterian Church. '89-90. I. R. Bentley 93. T. J. Widden 95. Miss M. Bongard. 97. Mansell Gerrow ~~ 99-101. B. D. Henry. 108. A. H. Rose 105. H. Collacutt. 107. Dr. S. Graham property 109. Albert Orchard. '111. Mrs. L. G. Hall '115. W. H. Harris 117. F. W. Brock. | 123. 1 C. Nasmith - PERRY ST. North Rennie, physician. Jeffrey property Sweetman . H. Gerrow lot 'Beare Bros., garage Wilbur G. Chapman, residence Boe Motors, garage 'Mrs, Bartley, residence + 68a, Wm. Owen 70. United Church. - 72. Town Hall 74. Tennis Grounds 76. Geo. A. Rose 80. W. G. W. Pyatt property 82. Cecil Beare 88. United Church Parsonage 90. W. W. Crosier. 98. Mrs. A. B. Forman 100. Gordon Bruce 104. H. H. Stone 1106-128. Pallock orchard 180. Wm. Dix. 132. Jas. McKee 134. Norman Heayn +136. Mrs. McLean 140. R. M. Holtby 142. W. Clyde 144. Mrs. W. McClintock 150. Mrs. F. Moore - 182, Jas. Read 156. Robt. Jenkins 158. Thos. Caesar. WATER STREET, North, Water street runs north from the 6th concession of ch to the lake. 8. Burkett's Mill. 7. Sam. N. Griffen Lumber Co. 4. Tom. Bowerman, boat manu. 6. W. G. W. Pyatt; coal & wood WATER STREET, South 1. R. Vansickler property 3. Brimacombe property £77F SERB z * on 9 = g2ge 9. Cyrus Switzer 11. Port Perry Creamery 2. Town Scales. PERRY STREET, South Perry street runs north from Scugog to Queen, then angles north west to Lilla street. 2. John McMillan 4. Swan Bros. blacksmiths. 10. Archer property Bob. Kerr Frank Ea tenants 14, E. Hayes 20. Mrs, J, W. Burnham 26. Herb. Blake 9. Stewart Collins' 11. Miss B. Rundle 19. Frank Franklin 23. Mrs. Figary 25. Wilton McKinley 2. Wm. Leonard 6. Town Property 8. Wesley Boynton . - - 10. Allan Goode 12, Mrs. Coates 8. Town Treasurer i 5. C. Switzer, blacksmith : LILLA STREET, North (East side) 1. 8. Robertson : "8. Geo. R. Davey "5. R. G. Gemmell "7. A. McFarlane 15. Skating Rink 27. Mrs. McFarlane 29. Jos. Boyer 37, John Tinsley 89. Ted 'Brookes _LILLA STREET, North (West side) 4. E. K. Tuffs 6. Wm. Day 12. Jos. Hood 14. J. C. Taylor 16. Thos. Archer 18. J. F. McClintock 20. Wm. Parr 24. John F. Wright 26. Morley Moase 28, Thos. Davidson 30. Clarence Hood 32. Geo. Stevens 38. Thos. Smith * 40, Jos. Sisson 46. Fernie Porter 70. Geo, Prentice COCHRANE STREET (East side) Cochrane stréet runs north from Queen street to town limits, 1. Wm. Cruse 5. Gordon Sweetman 9. C. C. Jeffrey 18. John Ploughman 19. Wm. Willard 21. Stanley Ploughman 27. Chas. Whimsett 33, W. A. Evans 37. Mrs. E. A. Walker 49. Mrs. N. Ingram COCHRANE STREET, (West side) 8. H. G. Hutcheson 14. A. J. Carnegie 16. David Carnegie 20. Dr. J. B. Lundy 24. Samuel Jeffrey 28. Thos. Palmer 34. Walter Bown 38. W. A. Christy 40. W. L. Parrish 44. Geo. Byers 48. E. C. Burton - 50. Mrs. D. Steele 54, Jas. Staley 56. Jabez Crozier. \ LORNE ST. (north side from east) Lorne street runs west from On- tario street to Arrow street. 4. Mrs. Coulton 12. Wm. Davey (South side from east) 5. Mr. Currah 9. Glen Owen ALVA ST, (north side from east) : Alva street runs west from Ontario street turning south-west into Major street. 1. Mrs. Frise 2. Mrs. John McGregor MAJOR ST. (north side from east) ~~ Major street runs west from On- tario street to Union Ave. - 8. John Latimer ( South side from east) 20. John Anderson 82. G. H. Bridger. ONTARIO ST. (west sidedrom north) Ontario street runs south from Scugog to town limits. "10. Jas. Ewen 24. Geo. Ney 32, Mr. Davidson ALLAN ST. (west side) ~ Allan street runs south-west from :, as a continuation of Arrow. MARY S8T., (south side) MeDONALD st, (north side) ELLA ST. North, (Rosa) ' % Mrs. Bd. Nott 21. E. "H. Gerrow property * 23. Geo. Heusler 217. John Palmer 31. Arthur Kight 37. Wakeford Estate 47. Mrs. Hadley 51. Riby Ellis 53, Ed Griffen (West side) 2, High and Public Schools 24. Robt. Moase 46. Tom Stuart 60. Jas. Ruddy MARY ST. (north side from east): Mary street runs west from Water street to 'Lilla street. 1. Arthur Dowson, stables 3. Geo. Hall 5. Mrs, Roach property 7. Milton Goode 13. W. M. Letcher 17. Mrs. N. Coburn 19. Mrs. S. EPAllison 23. Fred Ferguson 26. John Bowerman 27. Hugh Lucas property _ 29. Mrs. R. Murray 31. Arthur Prentice 33. Mac. Beare 86. Mrs. White 37. Mrs. John Nasmith 39. Jas. Boe. 2. Chas. Turner 4. George Raymes +6. O C. Browne, paint shop 8. John Hayden" 14. Dorman Corbman 16. Alix. Gilboord 22. Mrs. Geo. Jackson 24, F, C. Taggart. 30. W. J. Anderson 34. Russell Sonley 36. Daniel Boe. CASIMIR ST. (North side) Casimir street runs west from Water street to Lilla street . Dave Harrison . Isaac Turner . Henry Parsons . Mrs. Stones . Victor Hayden 21. Guy Raines Roman Catholic Church 29. R. B. Smallman 33. Jas. McHoull 36. Jas. Hortop 39. Mrs. McCrae (South side) 2. Gilbert property 6. Mrs. Malcolm 8. Mrs. Platten 12. Sam Wakeford 14. C. R. Stuart 18. Mrs. L. Hortop 22. Leonard Plater 24, Norman Deshane 28. Ted Jackson 30. Earl Beare 32, Wm. Corrin 34. Miss Purcell 36. Alex. Vance 38. Hugh Jack 40. Geo. Schell SHANLY ST. (north side from east) Shanly street runs west from Water street to Lilla street. 27. John Raymes 31. Sam. McMillan 83. Thos. Trebell 36. Mrs. T. Brent 87. Melvin James (South side) 18. Rev. Wesley Elliott 22, Thos. Hern 28. Mrs. Wm. McKay 80. Mrs. R. Town w NORTH ST., (north side from east) North street runs west from Water street to Lilla street. . ° 7. Impérial Oil Co. 11. Ed. Balfour 13. Leighton MacGregor 15. Wm. Tipp 19. A. B. Cawker 21. Jas. Lucas 23. sbyterian Manse | i od (start east) McDonald street runs west from Prompt payment of subscriptions ie will be much appreciated R . MacGregor ig Mrs, T. W. McLean 7. Mrs, Fred Beare 9. Mrs. Kyle PAXTON ST, Paxton street runs west from Perry | street to town limits (No property faces street.) BALSAM ST. (north side) Balsam street runs west from Lilla street to Ella street, 1, Ted. Brookes property 5. Mrs, McMillan 15. Ross Middleton 23. C. McKinnon (South side--no property faces on this side of Balsam.) -ELGIN ST., (north side from east) Elgin street runs west from Lilla to Ella street. 19. Geo, Collins = : (South side from east) "10. 8. Mosure 14. T. J, Blight 22. Allan Wallace, CLARK ST. (north side from east) Clark street runs west from Lilla to Ella street. 7. Fred Schell (south side from east.) 8. Chas. Bowerman _ SCUGOG ST. (north side from east) ot Scugog street is the 6th concession | within the town limits, 31. John Swan 49. Robt. Wallace (South side from east) 18. Eddie Abbott 34. Geo. Franklin 36. Wm. Hern 38. Mrs. Howsam 86. Frank Dowson 122. Geo. Morrish 134. Joe McGlynn 142. Ronald Peel CRANDELL ST. (east side from north.) Crandell street runs south from Queen to Scugog street. 1. Mrs. Howard . Mrs. Boe . Miss Penhall . Mrs, Gooderham . Mrs. T. Beare 11, Wesley Cawker (West side from north) 2. Roy O'Neill 4. Mrs. Smith 6 Mrs. DeShane. 8. F. E. Reesor 16. M. L. Crandell BIGELOW ST. south) (east side Bigelow street runs north from Queen street to town limits. 1. Mrs. Bolton 3. L. A. Koch 5. John Moase 7. C. W. Powers 9. Mrs. Thos. Cook 27. Mr. McPhee 29. Mrs. Brent 31. Mrs. Wallace Bruce 33. D. Ferguson 45. Wm. MacGregor 47. Geo. Raines (West side from south.) 2. Miss M. Parish 4. W. F. Nott 6. Mrs. Rennie 8. Mrs. Woon 10. M. Williams 12. Arthur Savage 14. Wm. Graham 18. Jno. W. Crozier 20. Harold Emmerson 22. Mrs. Mellow 24. John Cawker 26. Roy St. John 28. Percy Rolph 30, Summer Cottage 34, Miss McPhail 38. Mrs. Bickle 40. Jas. Davey 44, Frank Shepherd 48.Wm. Turner 50. Wm. Playter 52. Mrs. Orde 74. C. H. Kellett Fair Grounds CALEB ST. (East side from north) Caleb street runs south from Queen street to Scugog street. 3. Orr Shunk 7. Robt. Prentice as. McGregor 16. Mrs. Pickard 17. Mrs. Brown 21. Bert Middleton - 23. Wm, Mark 25. W. Galbraith property (West side from north) 22. Thos. Asher "26. Bert Cliff SIMCOE ST., South. (East side from north.) Simcoe street runs north from Victoria street to town limits 14. Mrs. G. Woods 16. Jas. Medd - from | family, of Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. J tp # © 20. Mrs. Nott 24. Arthur Brock . 26. Chas. Rowland 30. Mrs. Downer 44, Mrs, Andrews (West side from north) 13. Mrs. Cassidy 17. Mrs. Spurr 19. Wm, Cutts 21. Miss Spencer 23. Russell Sutcliffe 25. Mrs. J. T. Jackson 29. Miss Christie SIMCOE ST., North, (west side) 11, Thos. Raines UNION AVE. (east side from north) Union Avenue runs south-west on an angle from John street to town limits. 18. 31. 35. 37. 41. 43. 45. (West side from north) 14. Robert Hooey ' . Albert Hall . Mrs. C, Mowat . Mrs. Strait . Wm. Harrison . Wm. Treverton . Mr. Newell . Mrs. Aldred. Geordie McMillan Mrs. A. Dodd Mrs. Ward Wm. Kaufman Mrs. Hooey Cecil Heayn Misses Cornish Streets without residences Bay street runs west from Lilla to Ella street. May street runs west from Ontario street to Union Ave. Arrow street runs Scugog to Lorne street. Cedar street runs west from Allan street to Ash street. Alma runs west from Ash street to Maple street, Pine street runs south from Simcoe street to Victoria street. | NOTE--A map of the town has been made in accordance with this Direc- tory and may be seen at any time at the Star Office by any of our readers. SEAGRAVE The anniversary services held in connection with our church on Sun- day, were largely attended and a suc- cess in every way. Rev. J. M. Whyte of Enniskillen, was the speaker for the day. Service in the morning was a children's service. The minister took for his text "The Home", and gave a most inspiring and pleasing address, which was enjoyed by all. A children's choir rendered nice music. The quartette "Little Friends of Jesus," by the Misses Jean Harding, Alexa Stone, Doris and Aileen Bur- nett, being especially well rendered. The evening service was also of special interest. The sermon de- livered from Matthew 6:13, "Deliver us from Evil", being humorous, in- spiring and full of spiritual advice for everyone present. The church choir rendered two nice anthems. The solo by Mrs. Joe Grantham was much en- joyed. The services were highly commended by the pastor and con- gregation. The church was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion. The collections for the day were very sat- isfactory. Monday afternoon, sports were witnessed by a large crowd. Baseball teams from Zion, Salem and Seagrave played good ball. Seagrave boys will have to do some more practicing be- fore they win the cup. Supper in the basement was all that could be de- sired, with plenty of eats left over for a social held on Tuesday evening, which was announced, The play en- titled "Alley Daffodil" as presented by Hartley Dramatic Club was well given and great credit is due their trainer, each one taking their parts well. The music given between acts by the Gordon Orchestra, solo by Miss McMillan, of Greenbank, was also much enjoyed and appreciated. Pro- ceeds in keeping with other years. Among the many friends from a distance, who came "home" for the anniversary, were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Sleep and family, of Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. M. Sleep and family, of Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. Orval Boe and south from Wilson Boe and daughter, of Beaver- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billingham and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mrs. N. Mitchell, Mr. Geo. Bowden, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ploughman and family of Scugog; Mrs. W. Bruce, of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson and daughter, of Prospect; Mr. and Mrs. H. Leask, of Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs.' Culbert, Mrs. E. Frise, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wooldridge, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of FL or reve ae | Little Britain; Miss Alma Frise, of Gamebridge; Mr. and Mrs; H. Cope- land and son of Oakwood; Mr. and Mrs. W. Tremeer, of Salem; Mr. and Mrs, P. Ripley, of Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. N. Eagleson, of Zion; and many others whose names have not been learned, were present on Sunday. Mrs. J. Rogers, who has spent the winter in Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Brown, has returned to Seagrave for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, of Toronto, were week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallace. Miss L. McNeally, of Sonya, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Harding. Mrs, J. Munroe of Sonya, spent a few days with Mr. and 'Mra: J. Mark. Rev. J. M. Whyte, of Enniskillen, was the guest on Sunday, 'of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Heayns, of To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Albert James, of Woodville, visitors on Sunday of Mrs. W. Mark and Miss Lottie Mark. Many = visitors from Seagrave United Church ¢ ircuit, Pleasant Point, Zion and Sonya, and bther point¥ were among those attending our _ Special services on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Newmzn and baby, accompanied by friends motored from Montreal and are spending a holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eagleson. Mr. Newman was formerly a Seagrave boy, and his - friends are pleased to see him again. Rev. B. F. Green conducted an- niversary services on Sunday at Cad- mus. Sorry to report Mrs. Emtha Mark quite ill in Toronto. Mrs. Mark, although up in years, looks forward every summer to spending a holiday in Seagrave. [Her many friends wish a speedy recovery. Glad to report Mrs. John Mark able to be out for the 8. S. anniversary, after her recent illness, Mrs, S.J. mother, Mrs. Leask, who has been ill in To- ronto, from the accident received at Greenbank some time ago, paid a short visit here on Sunday evening. She intends taking up residence at Greenbank, Wooldridge's Manchester Sorry te report Mrs. John Masters not much improved in health, Mrs. Brimacombe, of Toronto, and Mrs. Burke, of Toronto, and Mrs. Me- Innes, of South Porcupine, ealled on Mrs. Chas. Gerrow, ohe day last week. Mrs. Blattie and Miss Helen Crosier in Oshawa on Saturday. Mr. Chas. Lamb of Lindsay, visited at Mr, F. Lamb's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Crosier and 'Archie were in Toronto on Saturday: Mr. has the foundation for his new house completed, Mrs. Joe Flewell visited with Mrs. Gibner at Utica one day last week. Mr, and Mrs. F. Wells, of Toronto, with the Fowlie Brothers. Joe Bowes eel EP ZION Miss Maude Mark, Velentia, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Fred Western Miss Alma King has returned home after spending the past months in Toronto. The girls' softball team from Little Britain motored over after school on Wednesday afternoon and played a friendly game of softball with the Zion girls. Although Little Britain took the lead for the first few innings, Zion did not lose courage; and soon began to gain on the other teahi. The game closed with a victory for Zion girls, the score being 14-12. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kerr of, Ops, called on friends here recently. A number of farmers in this vicin- ity have had to plow up part of their spring crop owing to the grain being eat off with cut-worms. : Mr. and Mrs. Byron Osborne and family of Salem, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Wooldridge on Sunday. A large number from this vicinity and Little Britain motored to Lind- say on Thursday evening and attend- ed the inquest to inquire into the death of Edward Davis, aged 53, of Little Britain, who, on Sunday night, was struck and fatally injured by Dr. T. C. R. Hall's car while walking on the Oakwod-Little Britain highway. The jury found that in their opinion there was no negligence. on the part of Dr. Hall and that there was negli- gence by the deceased in 'walking in the centre of the e highway.