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day of this week, the matrimonial knot
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"The Maples", Princess Street, Brus-
sels, between Ira C. Parker, of the
firm of Cochrane and Parker, Wing-
ham, and Miss Minnie, daughter of
Ronald McNaughton of Brussels.
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
FACE
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League Baseball---,The league base-
ball game played on the park last
Friday evening between Kincardine
and Wingham proved to be a ,very
one-sided one. The score reported in
the daily papers was 4-0 in favor of
Wingham, True, the Kincardine boys
were blanked, but we will not say bow
many runs the local players scored,
Grading the Streets—During the
Past two weeks Mr. Chas, Barber has
ing on different streets of the town.
been doing some good work in grad-
The grading gives the streets a more
tidy appearance, Considerable work
has been done on the north end of
Josephine street. The large stones
which have been placed in the centre
of the roadway should be broken be-
fore a first-class job will be com-
pleted,
McIntosh ^.- Zimmerman—Married
at the home of the bride's parents, 9th
con, on Wednesday, June 19th, by
Rev. W, H, McTavish, Edna M. A.,
eldest' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Zimmerman, to Mr. Frederick
P. H, McIntosh, all of Howick.
,Coultes - Brigham-Married hi Phil-
adelphia, Penn., June 10th, Dr, John
Freeman Coultes, formerly of Blue-
vale, to Miss Imogene Brigham.
Personal—Among those who took
in the excursion on the "Greyhound"
last were, W. G. Patterson, John Han-
from Goderich to Detroit on Saturday
na, Mrs. C. W. Inglis, Miss Bugg arid
Master Claude Maxwell,
Minor Locals—Mr. John Kerr's de-
livery horse, driven by William Weam-
es, ran away, on Friday last, and the
young man was thrown from the rig
and slightly injured. Inspector Robb,
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Enquiries should be left at R. A.
Currie's, Wingham;
Principal Taylor of the High School,
and Principal Musgrove of the Pub-
lic School, will examine the entrance
candidates at Wingham, Wroxeter
and Fordwich.
Lewis - Cabler—The marriage of
Miss C. Alberta Carder to Fred A,
Lewis, of Arthur, took place on Thurs-
day, ,June 11th, at the residence of
Dr. D. D. Carder, Myth, Rev. W. H.
Hartley, officiated.
Phalen-Ledily—The Roman Catholii•
Church, St, An.;ustine, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday,
June 16th, v 0hen Miss Mary Leddy
and D. Phalen were united in marriage
Black-Carter—On Tuesday of last
week the home of Mr. and Mrs W. A,
Carter, 1113.th, was the scene of a very
pretty wedtlini.,.. when their daughtta,
Eva Mae, was married to Mr. Chas.
Black of 'Go‘lerili, by the Rev. J. L.
Small, B. A.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
McEwan -: Scott—A pretty church
wedding was solemnized in St. And-
rew's Church, on Wednesday, when
Miss Edna Scott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Scott, Victoria St., was un-
ited in marriage to Mr. Gco. G, Mc-
Ewen, son of Mr. and Mrs, P, J. Mc-
Ewan of Goderich, by Rev. Dr, Petrie.
Election Results—The voting on
Monday resulted in a landslide for the
Conservatives of Ontario. Premier
Drury and five of his cahiset suffered
defeat, as also did Wellington Hay,
leader of the Liberals. Conservatives
now have 78 members, Liberals 17,
Farmers 12, Labor 8, Independent 1,
John Joynt Elected--North Huron
returned John Joynt as its representa-
tive in the Ontario Legislature Assem-
returns give joint Joynt, Conservative,
bly with an increased majority, Final
2,896 Sheldon Bricker, U. F. O.,
2408; Abner Cosens, Liberal, 1,122.
Pit4iatrick ,. -Lytiot—Married in the
Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, on
Tuesday, June 26th, Della, daughter
Of Mr. and Mta. Patrick Lynett of
Glenannan, to Mr. William Fitzpatrick.
Whiteahurch—Mr._ and Mrs. Robt.
McClenaghan and Clarence, and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and Luella,
Spent Sunday with Mr. an Mrs.
Harry MeClenagban of Belgrave. Mr.
and Mrs. Beatty, of Fine River, visited
On Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. R.
Farrier, Mr. and ,Mrs. Will Falconer
of Bluevale, and Mt. and Mrs. Cecil
Falconer spent Sandy at Kincardine.
WroxeterMr. and Mrs. Gee. S.
Laekie and daughter visited friends
in LI-194R on Sunday, lvfr, and Mrs,
Artitnr . Wearring returned from their
wedding trip on Saturday last, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Davey and Mrs, J. R.
Wendt were in Fordwich on Monday,
Messrs, R. J. Rann and Arthur Lin-
coln are .at Ottawa this week. Mr,
Arnold Gibson spent Sunday in Ford-
wich,
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FIFTEEN YEARS' AGO
Elliott - Hooper—A Mliet wedding
was solemnized in the Anglican
Church, Gorrie, by the Rev. R, Jones,
on Wednesday, June 214., when
Blanche V., youngest daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. A, J. Hooper, of the second
of Turnberry, was united in marriage
to Stanley G, Elliott only son of Mr.
and Mrs, James Elliott of Guelph.
Dennis Cardiff—A quiet wedding
was solemnized at the home of Rev.
5, M. Laird, St. Thomas, on Wednes-
day, June 14th, when Berva Beatrice,
eldest daughter of the late Richard
Cardiff and Mrs, Cardiff of Brussels,
became the bride of William Harvey,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Dennis of Morris Township.
Gorrie—Mr. and Mrs, T. 0. John-
ston are visiting at Waldemar, Mr.
and Mrs. A, E, Toner spent Tuesday
in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, W. J.
Greer, Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Musgrove
of Wingham, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H, V. Holmes, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Wade and son,
Robert, also Mr. Robt. Graham and
Miss Margaret Graham motored to
St. Marys on Sunday.
Glenannan—Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Stokes were in Belgrave on Friday.
Mr. 4nd Mrs, Arthur Lincoln and
Allie were recent visitors in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell spent
Sunday with Howick friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Harris of Maple, visited
a few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stokes.
Teeswater Bows To Local Nine—
Joe Tiffin strikes out 15 and the
local boys get 16 hits as they defeat
Teeswater 13-2. Line-ups: Wingham,
W, Tiffin ss, K, Sowers 2b, H. Grov-
es c, W, Lediett 3b, W. Gurney lb,
Gray rf, lf, Rae cf, Moore lf, J. Tiffin
p, Johnson H. Teeswater, Habkirk,
3b, Osborne lb, 2b, Bouley 2b, p.;
Doran, c, Wraith ss, McBurney cf,
Marrs rf, cf, Porter p, lb; Bat-
lag,h, If. Umpires, H. Wm and Mc-
Bu rney.
• Local and Personal—Mr. A. H.
Wilford was in town for the week-
end. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Spotton
spent the week-end, at Point Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harrison spent a
few days in Toronto this week. Mr.
and ;Mrs. J. W. McKibbon and sons,
Walton and Charlie visited relatives
at Picton this week. Dr. and. Mrs.
Stewart and Chester, attended the
Stewart - Sedgewick wedding in Tor-
onto on Saturday.
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