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Clinton: Thomas Watt, Jr„:an em-
ploye at T. McKenzie's planing mill,
met with a severe accident on. Tuesday
by falling through a trap door. It
41:10,y yet vprove fatal.
McGillivray: Mr. and Mrs. John
Emery moved to their ` new home on
” the 7th con. Prior to leaving East
Williams they were,presented, with a
handsome couch, accompanied by an
address.
Parkhill: . Geo. Niche's, : who carne
here soine'"tirne ago from London, and
has since been engaged at the foundry,
left -with his fatuil ron 'Wednesday for,
Siloam Springs, Arkansas, where.' he
has secured an interest in a' foundry
repair shop:
Goderich: Another old citizen,Geo...
• (lamp -bell died An Saturday,..aged 76
rears, Meter two ,weeks illness. , The
deceased, up to the period of his wife's:
• death a few.weeks since, was ground
perforning his daily duties, but from-
that day he -seemed to fail, and two;
,weeks sines' took to his bed, never. to'
leave it agsLin, alive.,
' Gotdetieb: ' Mr. James. Oraigie, died
n' Satuaday from an attack .of..°pneu
lm onia. The deceased, who was his 61
year, had been in'the fish and ice busi-
. ness for a long period, but two years,
ago be sold out the latter.on account
o ,failing'strength, the resent of an in-
ter'na1• coimplasi'.ut,and it was the double
• affliction. thatt caused his unexpected
demise, - •
• 'Mitchell: ThelioMe Of Mr, and Mrs,
Henry Gethke, HuirOn Road, East,was
„the scene of a, very happy event Wed-
nesdayafternoon,when their daughter,
Miss,Elizabeth,' was joined in wedlock.
to Mr. Geo:` Ronrnen berg, of 'Mitchell.
-The gerniony was performed by 'the
Bev. Mr, Tulin in the presence of only
the relatives of the contracting "parties.
_The bride.wasgiven away .by her fath-
er and was assisted by Miss Mary Ron
nenherg. while the groom was support -
Rd by -Win. Gethke. Mrs. Charles --Le
mon played the wedding march. The-
• bride's dress` was' seal brown silk,.
eoliene•triaimed with.chiffon, and app-"
ique.
'Seaforth: The death (if Mrs. Geo.
Fach took place :Monday mornings at
• her residence here. • Few had heard
" of her illness, which, however, was of
short duration. . About a, week pre-
viuuis she was taken il1 with .1a grippe,
hut was ahle to he about the house un-.
til, Friday. 'As she lived -alone her: 'li-
neal; Was not known until 'a neighbor
usually. called on her. Mis. Fach,'
however. did not consider herself suf.'
fficently ill to justify the calling in of a
physician until Saturday, when it was
ound.that she was in . a very critical
condition and although everything,
possible was done'for her relief, from
• that out the disease gained such head-
way ist its.ravagescould not be•stay-_
ed. Mrs. Fach had been a, resident of
t'hi's vicinityfor.over. a quarter of a cen
having'resided is Itirpurhey,Egmond-,
' ville and Brucefleld.a living in
• Brucefield her "husband died and since
then she has resided in Seaforth.
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