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"he regular monthly nioling of the. Woman's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Jess McClintock Friday June 20th. In spite of the wet day a goodly number were present J business a very inter: report of the Cobourg Conven- was; given by the delegate Mrs. Mr. W. W. Holtby left last week for visiting with W. ¥. Walker on Sunday, "A. J. Groves agent for I H. C. Machinary | is busy' these days setting Wp new binders and mowers in this neighborhood. Mr Thos. Dobson is performing his duties at 'Whitby. now 'with the County Council Mr. and. Mrs. Williamson of Port spent Sunday with their daughter rs. E. J. R. Holtby. "Miss Mary Fitchett spent the week "end in Toronto. A number of scholars from here Lattended the entrance exams at Port week. we hope they may all be (The milk men have to get up before breakfast these days as the train is go- ough here at 10 to seven instead 30 4s formerly, A Correction In the report of the High School a couple of errors' occur- wedi "Charles McTaggart" should read Clema McTaggart, and jest White" should 'have been ison, Sonya Program of Sports. The following excellent program of . has been arranged for at the "Presbyterian Anniversary on sti p.m. Baseball Match, the fol- teams competing;-- Valenti, ery, and Sonya. Prize § 15.00; p.m. Public' School: Competi- Silver Cup valued at $14.00. pm. Managers' Race § 1.00 'Races for Sunday - School ~ suitable prizes given; pm. Mens Race -- open, Go over $1.00 donated. m. Obstacle Race $1.50 220 yd dash open $1.50 Best All Round Athlete Reach, Brock and Mariposa alued at $8.00. Mile Race Sonya Boys Bo. not sell eggs know: or which have been in It i is dishonest. Do not wash eggs. : Use the ditty, small, very long and grass stained eggs athome.. fet nd. of ! sea son. Their presence in after June 15th is costing Canadian farmers a million dollars 'each year through the 'sale of partially incubated eggs. Scugog Mrs. Amsbury, of Toronto, visited her daughter Mrs. Hope. Owing to the epidemic of whooping cough at 'Maple Grove the Public School of that section closed on June 20th. For the same reason the: Union Sunday 'School 'picnic is postponed indifinitely, The Centre Public School sent up two scholars to the Entrance exams at Port Perry, viz Vida Platten 'and John Sweetman. Mr. and Mrs. John Platten visited their daughter Mrs. Gerrow, of Ux: bridge, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Reader 'spent the ~week-end at 'Mrs, Reader's old home near Bowmanville, Mrs. Thos, Clark is staying at the home of her son in Cartwright, MARRIED--On June 11th, by Rev. R. Balfour, of © Lindsay, at the home of the brides parents on Caroline St. Lindsay, Miss Jean Isabel, youngest tevof Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fee ev. 'Aylmer B. Frederick, 'Scugog. Pr and Mrs. Frau, of Stouffville, visited 'with Mr. and Mis, John Ploughman on Sunday, The address given at the Head last wéek was by: Rev Mr. Ford, of Port Perry, and not by the pastor as re- ported. - Mr. Ford i1salways'a welcome speaker at the Head, The cottagers are returning to Pettits Point, year after year some ol the cottages are occupied by. the same! families, which fact® speaks well for this resort," 7 Mr. and Mrs: Morin 'and family, of Toronto, arrived, with their furniture, at the Point on Friday, = Some menibers of the: Shaw family, of Toronto, have already arrived. = Mrs; Hiscox, Port Perry, i is Bettled in her cottage. : The Groves family! have. Tetttned for 'a 'second season.' Edward 'Grey who spent. several months in London, Ont. re ined. last] & Neek and. is living. wi Mr. J. Al Mr. and Mis. Oliver Reader faily apne the week end with, CT US EI 05 VERE BSH PERE SE I RN