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A E HAWKINS for BULLDOZING GRADING CELLAR EXCAVATIONS Phone Aurora SAND AN GRAM LTD fc i for government approved of various rvel and pit run delivered or at bin Want Otfln 7t and r The Newmarket Bra and Smpp PTWra CONTRACTOR Boom Farm Wiring DODO BAIN General Oil Burners Space Heater All Electrical Household Appliance Box Ontario St The Story Of SHARON By ETHEL This is the seventh installment of a continuing of Sharon from its founding to the present The story was written after almost tioo years of research and will believe be a major contribution to know ledge of the past The remaining installments will follow weekly IMtetatordSv O NOBLE DENTIST MUNICIPAL He nee 13M STEWART RADIO SERVICE RADIO PARTS TUBES BATTERIES ETC- Mala St The church to be built by the Children of Peace was open ed in It stood just north of the Hugh D property now owned and occupied by El mer Fry The house of Allan Shaw stands on the site of this church This building measured feet square and feet in height It was composed of but one story with a door in the centre of each of the four sides each door flanked by two windows These several windows contained heart of religion One who had listened to this band of vocal and instrumental performers recalls that it was as though to earth had come the music of the spheres Through all the changing years no scene in Shar on has been comparable Only two of the names of the eight girls or virgins who had carried have been learned Sar ah daughter of and wife of Israel Haines and Annie daughter of John and wife of Benjamin Dun- panes of glass each The nam One can be pretty sure A- If St Piano Tuner nd Repairer pianos Bought Sold and Rented VanderVoort DENTIST St Phone James J Wall PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR Dealer for Water Pressure System OH Burners Cement Septic Tanks Constructed OAK RIDGES Phone King 111 Phone Aurora or was painted white and the roof was supported by large col umns painted a light green Af ter the erection of the Town Meeting House this came to be known as the MUSIC HALL Sunday School too was held there After the Society had been substantially established the need of educational facilities was apparent so in the log house given up by the Friends the first school in Sharon was opened in where boys and girls were taught to read and write Ap plicants rapidly increased so another building was erected im mediately south of the present United Church This was desig nated the Girls House To quote again from visit to Sharon that as well Ellen and Rachel Hughes daughters of Amos and Rebecca Hughes were of the number David was the inspira tion and planner of this archi tectural dream Most of those who had helped were farmers as well as experienced workmen Ebenezer was the master builder He made the many windows and contributed John Doan his brother was a skilled designer worked for two years in his bush and hewed out timber which he donated to the Temple Others who shared the work were Job Hughes Samuel Hughes Joseph Brammer Israel and sons Reuben Jacob and Judah Mur- Mackenzies McLood Peter Hiram snowball Miss Marie Morning held a shower Wednesday night of last week in honor her cousin Miss Margaret Brooks Aurora a bridetobe Mr and Mrs Bert Hutchison Oxbow Man visited Mr and Mrs Art Storey and Mrs Emma last week Mrs Duncan Ross King spent Wednesday of last week with her sisterinlaw Mrs Emma ren Mr and Mrs Mitchell Mr Hall and daughter Joan were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Morton and family of Milton Mr and Mrs Jr and family and Mrs Cairns were Sunday night supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Cairns King Mr and Mrs Albert Kerr were Sunday guests of their son Mr Leslie Kerr and Mrs Kerr and family of Saturday dinner guests of Mrs Frank were her sister Mrs Gilchrist and daughter Margaret and Mr Pitt Toronto Mrs Agnes Howey Toronto is spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs Calvin Mitchell and family Mr and Mrs White Wes ton were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs White Mrs Hill and son Bruce are spending a month with her mother Mrs Cooper Stayner Mrs Gould spent Satur day visiting her sisterinlaw Mrs who is ill in To ronto General hospital Browning Aurora is holidaying with her grandpar ents Mr and Mrs C Connor Mrs Blum and daughter spent Monday visiting Mr and Mrs Barns and Nancy Mal vern Im getting a lot more out of the farm since I took advice to use a Farm Improvement Loan to my old implements I get more work done in a day my running expenses are lower and production has increased to means more money We will gladly show yon how YOU can benefit Ask your local manager of The Bank of Toronto or mail this coupon today Farm Improvement BOYD Indian Road TORONTO Phone MB PEEVES us by Appointment At residence corner of and St EVANS FUELS NEWMARKET Coke Wood And Stoker Coal PHONE Orders taken for gravel sand and crushed stone and general hauling Surgeon Physician Prospect St by Appointment TELEPHONE Office JOHN DALY Expert Watch and Clock Repair Street Or phone Newmarket ALL WORK GUARANTEED fc WILSON and Arthritis BUILDING 2293 appointment A JPOV W THE VARIETY OF DESIGNS In our collection of MONU MENTS Is suck that we can meet almost any requirement both to kind and cost We alee make memorials to order of every Am- find our excellent always and and reasonably priced W IUESBY SON CLINIC Hospital i MAIN ST NEWMARKET BRIGK BLOCK CARPENTRY WORK ILE LAYOUT ana ESTIMATES PHONE Brookes Main St Newmarket J There are two schools in Hope one for ordinary branches of education and the other on a far larger scale for the instruc tion of young females in knit ting sewing spinning making chip and straw hats and bonnets spinning wool etc There is a male and a female superintend ent in this latter for the pupils cook make their own clothes keep the garden in order and re ceive lessons in reading etc I counted nearly a dozen large vool wheels in one room School For Domestic Science Conditions and opportunity did not keep pace with the numeri cal increase of the Society so it was considered necessary to build a larger establishment the Square House on the land which later became the property of Mrs Emily In reality this last school developed into a Ladies Seminary and in addition to those of the David- daughters of other denomin ations attended and all were given a course in practical dom estic science This is said to have been the first school for domes tic science in Upper Canada They began to build the Tem ple in on the farm of David who had donated a por tion of land for the purpose The woods wore culled for the choicest trees they hewed the timbers and hauled the stone The making of the various sec tions of the building was appor tioned to the members of the fraternity and the work was done at home as far as possible in the winter when work on the farms was quiet The first ser vice was held October This refutes the tradition that like Solomons Temple seven years were required to complete the job Time For Rejoicing In those long ago days in Shar on where mid the clearing in the woods the Temple was com pleted it was a time of great rejoicing Settlors farmers with families from miles beyond the village were there busy women in flowing gowns and wide bon nets the softlyspoken Thee and Thou still to be heard There were men in homespun grey and broad brims Indians in blanket and feathers Methodists Quak ers Children of Peace The great Feast had been spread in the open the last tim ber secured and the gilded metal bail had been carried up that spiderweb ladder by eight young girls each dressed in white Suddenly a bugle sound ed from the dome and those be low watched the golden ball raised to its place Then a youth clad entirely in white was lifted high above the people In a lovely tenor voice he sang a hymn of praise which he him self had composed He sang to the joy of the morn ing he sang to the love of God he sang to the love of man and he sang to love one for the other Then did the members of the Society gather to the music of the band led in a hymn of praise All about the place the vital spirit of beauty had been created David in terpreted this music to be the and the various members of David family At the completion of the Temple 1500 had been contributed G0O of which had been expended It is not felt that this list of build ers is complete In Lonely Isolation In the early days of its exis tence the Temple was surround ed by a whitepainted picket fence and stood in lonely isola tion in the centre of a large field Apart from the natural deterior ation of age there is scarcely a flaw to be seen in the workman ship and with the passing of the years it is growing in interest Smiths Canadian Gazetteer of relates that David and his followers at groat ex pense and much labor have erec ted two large buildings of most singular appearance which strike the eye of the traveller at a considerable distance one heartily welcome Mr and Mrs and children spent the weekend at with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Whit field Mr Ross and Miss Chandler of Toronto were Sun day guests of Mr and Mrs James Hope SEND THIS 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I want to know more about how a Farm Improvement Loan applies to LIVESTOCK IMPROVEMENTS IMPLEMENTS How much can I gee How soon What Security is needed I am a tenant farmer farm owner NEWMARKET Name Postal Address in full PINE ORCHARD It- m fcA itman i iV A A1KN1HNG AND ALTERATIONS Prompt and Courteous Service NEWMARKET NEEDLECRAFT Phono Newmarket J A SONS Real Estate Bay St Toronto I LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE RUSSELL GLIDE Aurora Phono King On Mr and Mrs Newbury and Douglas of Newmarket were re cent guests of Mr and Mrs Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs on the passing of their sister Miss Belle of Holt- Mr and Mrs Ford Lehman and Beverly of were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Howard McClure Bruce and Verne of Aurora have been holidaying with Mr and Mrs Walter Johns ton and Karl The July meeting of the Wil ling Workers of Union church was held at the home of Mrs Jack A splendid paper on Christian Fellowship in the Church was given by Mrs Har old Ghent The next meeting will be in the form of a picnic at the church on Wednesday afternoon Aug at Come prepared to sew and knit for missionary bale All the members are urged to be present and bring friend Miss Betty Hope assisted at the Vacation Bible school at Vesley church Vamlorf Janet Hendry and attended the school The work of these Bible schools is to be highly commended Mr William of Tor onto spent a couple of days at his summer home last week Mr and Hendry and Janet spent their holidays at j Annesville The ice cream social and musi cal program sponsored by the Willing Workers of the Union church on Monday evening July wus well attended The pro gram of piano solos and duets presented by Mrs P Woods pupils was well received Mrs Wood and the pupils are to be congratulated on the excellence of their numbers Those who played in the recital were Mis ses Jean Rose Beth Johnston Maine and Margaret Rose and Verne Hutchinson Mrs Mary Willis Richardson of Toronto de lighted the audience with her vocal numbers Duels by mem bers of Mrs Richardsons choir were greatly appreciate Splendid readings were given by Mr Elmer Johnson Verne Hutchinson on behalf of Mrs Woods pupils presented her with a lovely pen and pen cil set the occasion also being Mrs Woods birthday Mr Ross of Union church delivered a most impres sive sermon on Sunday on See ing ourselves as wo really are in Christian service Those who were absent certainly missed a wonderful message Service next Sunday at am with Mr in charge Theyre Canadas overwhelming favourite for every kind of operation and why not NEW SAFETY with the new twinaction selfenergizing hydraulic brakes NEW COMFORT with the new NoDraft Ventipanes plus improved driver scat con with tiltback action NEW ECONOMY Chevrolets famous- engines that breathe easily through improved folding and exhaust system Theyre the smartest looking trucks on the road feature for feature you cant beat the leader 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