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A quiet wedding took place at Mt,
Carmel at the Qliureh of Our Lady
onOctober 27th at 8 eau, when Rev.
Father Tierney united in marriage.
Miss Tresa Ziler and Mr. John Ryan
of Dashwood, The bride was attir-
ed in a navy blue suit with black hat
and was attenc'ledeby her neice, Miss
. Mary Mosser,while the groom was as-
sisted by his brother, Joseph Ryan.
,ftey have the best wishes of many
!?friends.
The 15 -year-old daughter of W. J.
Cunningham, of Clandeboye, was ta-
kelz to St. Joseph's hospital London,
last week by Dr. Orme, of Lueau,
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis. She is reported as
doing nicely.
The. Ilderton fruit growers are
busy trying to handle the big crop
of apples. Apples will probably be
shipped at the rate of about two car-
loads a week.
To -day (Thursday), is Armistice
Day,
Fire in the third story of the Mer-
chants Bank building at MViitchell, re-
cently remodelled, caused slight dam-
age at noon on Wednesday of last
week, principally as a result of smoke
and water. Thesecond floor is oc-
cupied by Manager Lewthwait's fam-
ily and the upper story as a storage
and playroom. The originof the
fire is unknown.
The Grand. Trunk passenger sta-
tion and freight house was totally
destroyed by fire about one o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon last , to-
gether with contents, which included
a quantity .of freight and express
goods, and books and papers in the
office. The loss is about $10,000.
This is the third station destroyed
by fire at New Hamburg in 12 years.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the Presbyterian Manse, Iiensall,
.,
when the Pastor, Rev, IVIr, MSQonneil
united in marriage Miss Rna Jackson
London Road, south to Mr. Ross Me -
Lean, of Tuckersmith. The bride
was becomingly attired in a navy
suit and was unattended. The young
couple left for a trip to Niagara
Falls after which they will reside en
the groin's farm.
Dr. Peck, of Hensel', - left last
week for Halifax to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs. Peck's mother, Mrs.
Maxwell.
On Thursday, Oct, 28th Mrs. WM.'
Slavin passed away at her home in
Tuckersmith after an clines of a few
months. She suffered a stroke in
July which was followed by another
a few weeks later, She is survived
by her husband two daughters and
four sons. Interment was made in
McTaggart's cemetery.
Mr, Geo, Crawley is seriously ill
at his home ou. Main street.
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The emotional side of the major-
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People who have used up their
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Atte '7 .; tion
Lumber has not advanced in price
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thousand feet.
Also white pine boards 10 inches
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Plenty of B. C. Red Cedar Shin-
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