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Peter A, Smits. and wife, formerly | of Belgium, now of Toronto, are visit- ing Mrs. R. McKnight. 'Are you one of the 500 Bell Tele- phone Co. subscribers in Port Perry? Rev. R. 8. Mason of St. Catharines, has been appointed as rector of St. Paul's church, at Uxbridge. Mr. Mason will preach his introductory sermons next Sunday: Suggestion to Irl R., Hicks for his Almanac-- July 12, 1915--16--17-- 18 etc.--Rain. Miss Bates and her sister Mrs. Price left on Tuesday, for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Kent, Ohio. During Miss Bate's absence her place in the Preby- terian church will be taken by one of her pupils. Mrs. Ayers and her sister-in-law from Indiana, are the guests of Mrs. John Bradley. Miss Florence Manning, and Miss "E, Nicholson have returned home, to Toronto after visiting triends in town. Visiting at W. H. Letcher's--Miss Hazel Mackay of Port Huron Mich. Miss Irene Oke Toronto, neice of Mrs, Letcher, Mr. and Mrs O. P. Johnson, and son ot Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Macnab and son, Uxbridge Miss Jean Haycraft, Brooklin, is the guest of Miss Dhel Purdy. Mrs, E. H. Purdy and Mrs. David Archer are spending a few days in Barrie. Dr. J. M. Murray left on Saturday of last week, for Canton, Ohio, to be present at the funeral of his sons wife. . He is expected home again on Thursday or Friday of this week. The Twelfth of July "This year the Loyal Orange Lodge for this district held its annual parade at Lindsay, and there was a very large attendance. Port Perry sent a large contingent of brethren and visi- tors, some 130 persons in all going from this town. There were about one hundred and thirty-five lodges represented in the parade, and it was well nigh impos- sible for a great many to get near the 'grand stand to hear the speaking, so great was the crowd. Masonic Officers The following officers were recently installed by R.'W. Bro. H. G. Hutch: eson in Fidelity Lodge No. 428 G. R. C., Port Perry, Ww. M--Bro. W. F. Dobson 1. P. M.--Bro. E. H. Purdy S. W. - Bro. W. D. Munro J. W.--Bro W. H. Letcher - Chaplain--Bro. E. D. Wallace 'S. D.--Bro. W. E. Tummonds J. D.--Bro. Samuel Farmer 8. S.--Bro: W. R. Murray S.--Bro. Grant Christie .~ Bro. Geo. W, Hood yler-- Bro. R. J. Hartry Sec'y--Bro: J. W. Crozier Treas.--Bro. W. H. Mc.Caw Holzel : 3 Miss Irene Belknap . (a) A Soret (b) The Squirrel Chase Miss Mary Real Pabst - - Miss Jennie Clarkson Dance Moderne Miss Mabel Corrin Violin Solo Air with Variations Mr. Leonard Richer, L.R.A.M. Duett - "Dance of the Demons Miss Mildred Hortop, Miss Christian Kussner (a) When Daisies Sleep Quigley (b) Swaying Ferns Miss Kathleen Leask Brown - Pixies Waltzing Master Ross Roach Nevin - A Day in Venice Miss Minnie Gray Kussner - Moon Moths Miss Astelle Cook Violin Solo Venetian Carnival Mz. Leonard Richer, L.R,A.M, Wachs - - Barcarolle Miss Minnie McLean Englemann - Foiget-Me-Not Miss Mildred Gibson 'Frinity Chimes Miss Ary Christian Power Liebling Poysippi The pupils showed good training and the listeners were well pleased with their performance. Miss Christian is a good teacher-a fact which has been recognized by many students, for she has large classes both in Port Perry and Uxbridge. Mr. Richer's productions on the violin were wonderfully brilliant. He bas unusual command of his instru- ment--a kind of magic that blends the the notes into a volume of tone that keeps his listeners expectant and eager to hear not the last note, but more and more of that splendid music. Little wonder that he was encored with a per- tency which would take no refusal. Going to Athens When people hear that Mr. 1. H. Follick, Principal of Port Perry High School, is leaving town, and is taking charge of the High School at Athens Ont., there are expressions of regret heard from all sides. Port Perry esteems Mr. Follick highly, and with very good reason-- for he has been a good citizen in every sense of the term. . His work in the school has been of the most satisfactory character. He had the goodwill and respect of all the scholars, and with the aid of his competent staff of teachers, brought the school to a high standard of efficiency--the showing at examina- tion periods being very gratifying. Naturally the attendance at such a school has been steadily on theincrease Port Perry High School has become popular, and has kept up the good name secured for it by its first princi- pal, Mr. D. McBride. Mr. Follick is a teacher first. All his energics were used in channels that would further the interests of "schol- ars and the school. Hes a capable musician and bis training of Port Perry Choral Union and the production' of Queeu Esther will long be remembered as an achievement of unusual merit. 2 Sr. 11 Gladys Gibbs 1st Class Nonoks At entertainments of all kinds, Mr. Follick was in demand, both as a sing- er and as ® leader of singers. Every: : where that music was a leading Mr. Follick was an important fa t The townspeopie and 'Song without Words The wedding of Miss Elizab Amy E. Bryant to Mr. Oliver B Roberts, took place at the bride's ho Port Perry, on Wednesday July 8 t 1914, the ceremony being performed by Rev. P. C. Muirhead. The w ding was quiet only the immediate re tives of the contracting parties bei present. The bride was gowned in white silk and stood in 'a bower off palms during the ceremony, and was | given away by her grandfather. The wedding march was played bk Miss. Veda Platten. After the weds: ding Mr. and Mrs. Bryant left on the evening train for Toronto, Mrs.Rob= erts travelled in a suit' of navy bluel" with a black hat trimmed with willow | plume. a SS District and General | Uxbridge Boy Scouts are camping. at Musselman's Lake. 000 The owner's have given Orrillia two {Order Your small parks at Victoria- Park. 000 The Uxbridge Cemetery Co. has purchased a 20-inch horse mower, 000 Whitby Sunday schools will hold their picnics at Rosebank this year. | 000 i Mr. Carr has moved to Mr. John Bright's house south of Myrtle Village. 000 A Company of Girl Guides of To- ronto are in camp at Elgin Park, Ux- bridge. 000 The carpenter's working on the asy- lum at Whitby picniced at Port Perry {3 on July I.» 000 Claremont will have to engage an entire new set of teachers after the summer vacation. : 000 The Toronto-Eastern 'has reached the centre of Whitby with its tracks layang and balasting. 000 Mrs. McClymount, cook at the House of Refuge, Whitby, slipped off a step and broke her ankle. : odo Uxbridge Methodists are holding a flower fairies' concert, at which the children will sing a cantata. School Report The following is the standing in the Promotion Examinations together with, the results of the year's work of the Pupils in the Myrtle Public School. Sr. IV. Chas, Van Nest, David Hubble |: Jr. IV. Mary Collins honors, Mildred O'Boyle, Elva Wilson, equal Wilma Van Nest Viva Briggs III. Lizzie Grey Norval Hubbel Victor Hudgins, Chas. Tordiff, Bessie : Pengelly, Lorne Wilson, Ross Britian Lilla Johnson Mildred Vernon, Mable Tordiff, 'Eveyn Jervis, honors. i Lousia Ashworth YEARS AGO people. ned to make thomselves heard by shouting from the house tops. . - M you tried that to-day you would probably have to Sppens X before a commission in in NOW-A-DAYS the ae : man uses our Want Ads. Sorat fy BW. Mads 2 Black Currants and Raspberries at the Star Office. Excellent Fruit DIED In Cartwright at lot 23 con. 8 on Friday July 10, 1914, Richard Samuel Johns, ag a years 6 months and B:days; In Port Perry on Sunday, July 19, % M ETHODIST Rev. R. Bamforth, B.A, Pastor Sunday Services 11.00 a:m. and 7.00 p.m. Afternoon, Sunday School and Bible on Class, All Welcame. : v 'is expected to-appear.. | Sund "All lines over SIX must be paid for| at the rate-of four cents por line each | insertion. Re Th Ford, Pastor. SO.BBS meets first and third Tuesdays of month atthe Oddfellows Hall, Port: Visiting brethren made welcome; 1914, Elizabeth Paxton, beloved wife or of Joseph. Bigelow, in her 87th year. oor 28, 3rd St., N.W., Canton, Obio, Catherine K. (Callie) beloved wife of |' Fred, F. Murray. = otice to yi On Wednesday, July 8th, 1914, at] FOR SALE BY Ww. U. Cameg'e of AMOS STONE, late of the Viltage| of Greenbank, in the County of - Ontario, 1n the Province of Ontario, ¢ retired farmer, deceased.' "Pursuant to Section 55, Chapter| 26, of the Statutes of Ontario, I, George V, Notice is hereby given tha al creditors and others having claims against the estate of the above named Amos Stone, who died on 'or 'about the 14th day of Tune, 1914, are re} con or before the: first day of} September, A.D. 1914, to send by post. prepaid or detiver 'to Hubert. L.|. in he Gory of Ontario 8c fox Joby Stone and I imothy es and en tog wil full "particulars of their claims, f nd the] 'by ii EEE For Sale 'Some young calves, steers, and two COWS, il to MRS; I ONEILL, Tae No oe = To 'whom may. Concern will not hold myself responsible : ebts contracted by ° any per ort Benny. "ih Bloons a _|Order at' ih