Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1884

January 10, 1884

MONCK-GAGE - By the Rev. E. Williams, of Brantford, at the residence of the bride's father, J. Frank Monck, of Hamilton, barrister-at-law, and Lowra A. Gage, only daughter of George W. Gage, Esq., of Barton.

January 11, 1884

ATTWOOD-MARSHALL - At the residence of the bride's father, 13 Catharina street, on January 9, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Charles W. Attwood, to Jennie, fifth daughter of Thomas Marshall, all of Hamilton.

LAVERY-CLARK - At Grace Church, Brantford, on January 9, by Rev. G. C. Mackenzie, Mr. W. J. Lavery, of this city, solicitor, and Miss A. Clark, of Brantford.

HARRISON-SPENCE - At Southampton, on January 9, by the Rev. A. Tolmie, John Harrison, to Mary, eldest daughter of Capt. John Spence.

January 19, 1884

BOYD-MORGAN - Miss Annie Morgan, of Brantford, was married to Rev. Thomas Boyd of Bartonville, January 16, at the residence of the bride's mother. The young couple were supported by Miss Kate Morgan, sister of the bride, and Dr. Winakele. The respect in which they were held was testified by the array of costly presents. The young couple took the train for the east and carry with them the best wishes of a very large number of friends in Brantford.

January 25, 1884

HAMMOND-BENNET - Miss Nettie Bennet, daughter of Mr. Alfred Bennet, of Dundas, was married to Mr. Charles Hammond, on Wednesday.

January 30, 1884

MORGAN-ROBERTSON - At the home of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, January23, 1884, by the Rev. Alexander Mackay, D.D., Mr. Charles E. Morgan, banker, of this city, to Miss Annie McLean Robertson, second daughter of Mr. Archibald Robertson, of the township of East Flamborough.

LUDGATE-RYERSON - The marriage of Capt. Joseph Ludgate and Capt. Nellie Ryerson, of the Salvation Army, which took place in the Bridge Street Church, Belleville, yesterday afternoon, was the sensation of the day. The commander-in-chief, Major Moore, of Brooklyn, N.Y., was present.

February 1, 1884

KER-STEWART - On Wednesday last at the residence of Alexander Stewart of Saltfleet, the nuptials of Miss Sarah J., his only daughter, and Mr. J. C. Ker, a son of Mr. Thomas Ker, of Caistor, were celebrated at 11 a.m., after which dinner was partaken of by the contracting parties and the assembled relatives and guests. The bridesmaids were Miss Gussie Ker, sister of the groom, and Matilda Lottridge, of Stoney Creek. The groomsmen were Messrs Lyman Lee, B.A., of Hamilton, and Walter Tallman, of Beamsville. The ladies were tastefully attired. The pastor of Grimsby circuit, the Rev. Mr. Ferguson, performed the ceremony...

KEITH-FORBES - Wednesday afternoon Mr. Alexander Keith of the firm of D. S. Keith & Co, well known in this city in connection with the management of the steamer 'Southern Belle', was married to Miss Kate Forbes, only daughter of Duncan Forbes, at St. Andrew's Church, Toronto, the Rev. D. J. Macdonnell officiating. Miss Emma Latch supported the bride and Mr. George Keith the groom. The happy couple left in the evening for a tour through the eastern States.

February 7, 1884

STRATTON-HATCHARD - At the residence of the bride's mother, Bay City, Michigan, on Tuesday, February 5, by the Rev. J. F. Jackson, Samuel Stratton of this city, to Maggie, eldest daughter of Mrs. William Hatchard.

February 8, 1884

HUNT-GURNEY - At Chicago, on February 6, by the Rev. Dr. Thomas, Mr. William Hunt, to Emma, only daughter of Edward Gurney, Esq., all of this city.

February 14, 1884

WHITE-FERRES - At Christ Church Cathedral, on February 13, by the Rev. H. J. Muckleston, M.A., Oxon, brother-in-law of the bride, assisted by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, D.D., the Rev. Robert White, of Quebec, to Margaret Christina, eldest daughter of the late James Moir Ferres, Esq.

February 16, 1884

ROBINS-GREY - At St. John's Church, Townsend, on February 14, by the Rev. Alexander Williams, James Robins, to Annie Frances, eldest daughter of the late James Grey, of Hamilton.

SIMON-KELLEY (St. George) - On Wednesday last Mr. Henry Simon, of Dundas, entered into a life contract with Miss Viola Kelley, of this place. The parson did the knot tying after the usual fashion. Friends wish them prosperity.

February 19, 1884

LAWSON-BANCROFT - At Chicago, Illinois, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. John Hewitt, 540 Washington Boulevard, by the Rev. Dr. Kenard, Mr. F. B. Lawson, of Hamilton, to Miss Laura Bancroft, of Toronto.

February 29, 1884

MONAGHAN-MCMULLEN (Caledonia) - Miss Mary McMullen was married to Mr. J. Monaghan of New Hamburg.

March 8, 1884

WALSH-EGAN - In this city, on December 21, 1883, by Rev. W. W. Carson, William Walsh, to Ida Egan, youngest daughter of Thomas Egan, all of this city.

BOYD-BOWLBY (Berlin) - Miss Emma Bowlby was married in St. John's Church, to Mr. Gardner Boyd, of Toronto.

March 11, 1884

VAREY-RUSSELL - At the residence of the bride's father, Upper James street, by the Rev. John James, E. Varey, Port Dover, to Henrietta, second daughter of R. Russell, jeweler, Hamilton, on March 10.

MOFFAT-GREENHILL - At the residence of D. Greenhill, Esq., brother of the bride, on March 5, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, Mr. Thomas Moffat, to Isabella Greenhill, all of Binbrook.

March 13, 1884

JELFS-ALEXANDER - At Derry Lodge, the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, March 12, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, George Frederick Jelfs, barrister-at-law, to Annie, eldest daughter of John Alexander, merchant, all of Hamilton.

BROWN-DUFF - By the Rev. W. B. Clark, B .A., Ancaster, on March 12, at the residence of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. A. Duff, Ancaster Township, Jessie Duff, to John L. Brown, of Hamilton.

March 14, 1884

SECORD-BRAMER - At the residence of the bride's sister, St. Thomas, on March 12, by the Rev. D. Hutchinson, W. F. Secord, only son of W. H. C. Secord, of Winona, to Orilla C, youngest daughter of Jacob H. Bramer, Beamsville.

ROWE-CLARK - At the residence of the bride's father, 129 Rebecca street, on Wednesday, March 12, by the Rev. John Goodman, Mr. Frank N. Rowe, to Miss Jennie Clark, daughter of John Clark, butcher, all of this city.

March 19, 1884

TRAVIS-WOOD - At the residence of the bride's father, Hirtle, Manitoba, on March 11, by Rev. J. Betts, Herbert Travis, to Edith F. Wood, daughter of J. H. Wood, Esq., formerly of Woodstock, Ontario.

BARR-PANTER - In this city, March 18, by the Rev. J. Philp, George D. Barr, to Miss Charlotte R. Panter.

March 21, 1884

EVERTON-WILSON - On March 20, by Rev. O. G. Adams, M.A., Nathaniel Everton, to Sophis Wilson, both of this city.

March 24, 1884

HENRY-OLES - On Wednesday, March 19, at the residence of the bride's father, Burford Township, Brant County, by the Rev. C. S. Pedley, Mr. Albert Henry, of Souris, Manitoba, to Ethalinda, daughter of Mr. Samuel Oles.

March 26, 1884

LATIMER-BLAIN - On March 18, at the residence of Mr. J. Hall, Binbrook, grandfather of the bride, by the Rev. W. D. Rees, Mr. Craton, son of Mr. A. Latimer, of Seneca, to Miss Margaret, daughter of Mr. Thomas Blain, Binbrook.

MCPHERSON-BAXTER - On March 26, at the residence of the bride's father, Brantford, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, James A. McPherson, of this city, to Ida Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. James Baxter.

April 2, 1884

ALFORD-SMITH - At the residence of the bride's mother, 154 Rebecca street, April 1, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, of the Church of the Ascension, Elizabeth Jessie, third daughter of the late John L. Smith, to Samuel Kerr, son of W. H. Alford, conductor, Grand Trunk Railway, Brantford.

REID-STEWART (Belleville) - Mr., John Reid, Q.C, solicitor to the Grand Trunk Railway Co., was married this morning at St. Thomas church, to Miss Stewart, daughter of Dr. R. Stewart of this city.

April 4, 1884

TUCK-WILKINS (Waterdown) - The Methodist Church on Wednesday evening was the scene of a very interesting affair; namely, the marriage of Mr. William Tuck, of Nelson, to Miss Clara Wilkins, of Waterdown. These two were happily joined in one by Rev. Mr. Watson, who performed the ceremony in a very able and pleasing manner...

April 9, 1884

GARNER-SMITH, SMITH-GARNER - By the Rev. J. VanWyck, B.A., at the M.E. parsonage, on April 9, Alexander Garner to Margaret C. Smith, and William L. Smith, to Angeline Garner, all of Ancaster.

April 10, 1884

TALLMAN-HENRY - A very pleasant ceremony was performed before a large audience in the Canada Methodist church, Stony Creek, on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a.m., the occasion being the marriage of Miss Louise Henry, only daughter of Mr. William Henry, of Stony Creek, to Mr. John Tallman, only son of Mr. Joel Tallman, of Saltfleet. Miss Jessie Jones acted as bridesmaid, and Mr. Oliver M. Lash, as groomsman. Rev. James Mooney officiated...

April 12, 1884

ROSWELL-CLINK - Miss Frank Daniels of this city was bridesmaid for Miss E. Clink, of Ancaster, at that lady's marriage to Isaac Roswell, of Muncey.

April 14, 1884

SEXSMITH-MIDDLEWOOD - On April 9, by Rev. Dr. Dandy, at 'Kingswood', the residence of H. Burkholder, Esq., Waukegan, Illinois, Louis A. .Sexsmith, to Miss Libbie Middlewood, both formerly of this city.

MOORE-WINFIELD - In this city, on Friday, March 21, by Rev. J. Vanwyck, P. W. Moore, of New York, to Annie L., second daughter of Thomas Winfield, of this city.

April 13, 1884

OLIVER-HILLIARD - At St. Mark's Church, on April 14, by Rev. R. G. Sutherland, Thomas Oliver, Esq., of Toman, Wisconsin, U.S., to Miss Sarah Hilliard, of this city.

April 17, 1884

HORSBURG-ATKINSON - In San Francisco, California, on Tuesday, April 15, 1884, by the Rev. Samuel P. Sprecker, D.D., David Watt Horsburg, and Lizzie Eddy Atkinson.

April 18, 1884

THOMPKINS-THOMPKINS - On April 18, at the residence of the groom's father, 190 East avenue north, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, D.D., Thomas R. Thompkins, to Catherine A., third daughter of Edward Thompkins, all of this city.

YOUNG-HUDSON - At the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, April 17, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, Lafayette H. Young, of Toronto, to Lillie E., daughter of Edmund Hudson, of this city.

April 21, 1884

CANN-WILLIAMS - In the city of Boston, March 6, by the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Samuel M. Cann, eldest son of the late Samuel Cann, of this city, to Annie 18. Williams, both of Boston.

April 24, 1884

BAILEY-MORRIS - On April 23, at the parsonage, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, W. G. Bailey, of Burford, to Bella, only daughter of William Morris, of this city.

MURDOCH-NICHOLSON - At Ingersoll, on April 23, at the residence of Rev. Father Murphy, Alexander W. Murdoch, of Ingersoll, to Jennie G. Nicholson, of this city.

SHEARSMITH-MOORE - At Hamilton, on April 23, by the Rev. J. Philp, William Shearsmith, youngest son of the late William Shearsmith, to Eliza Moore, third daughter of George Moore, both of this city.

April 23, 1884

ALEXANDER-SIMPSON - At the home of the bride in Covington, Ky., on April 21, by the Rev. J. W. Walden, John Alexander, of this city, to Miss Virginia J., Second daughter of the late George Simpson.

April 29, 1884

MUNDELL-WICKETT - On April 28, at the residence of the bride's father, Ida, eldest daughter of M. H. Wickett, York, to E. D. H. Mundell, of this city.

April 30, 1884

JONES-ROSEBRUGH - At the residence of Dr. Rosebrugh, James street south, by Rev. W. W. Carson, Mr. T. Harry Jones, C.E., son of His Hon. Judge Jones, of Brantford, to Miss Ida A. Rosebrugh, of this city.

May 1, 1884

MCMAHON-CAMPBELL - On April 30, by the Rev. W. Kettlewell, at the residence of the bride's father, 144 Main street west, H. G. McMahon, to Hattie, second daughter of R. Campbell.

May 5, 1884

MCBRIDE-GRAHAM - At Rochester, N.Y., on May 1, by the Rev. Dr. Shaw, Mr. William McBride, of Rymal station, to Miss Margaret Graham, of Rochester, N.Y.

May 13, 1884

BALL-PERRY - On Monday, May 12, at 86 Hughson street south, by Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, John William Ball, to Jennie Lorrene Perry, all of Hamilton.

May 13, 1884

FRASER-FISHER (St. John) - The cathedral at Fredericton was the scene of a brilliant wedding this morning when John James Fraser, Judge of the Supreme Court, was united to Jane Morris, eldest daughter of the late Judge Fisher.

May 16, 1884

AWREY-HENRY - By Rev. J. H. Kennedy, on May 14, at the residence of the bride, Mr. George Awrey, brother of H. Awrey, Esq., M.P.P. to Miss Nettie Henry, eldest daughter of Horace Henry, Esq., all of the township of Binbrook.

LAND-BARRETT - At New York, on May 14, by the Rev. J. McBrown, Peter Morris Land, youngest son of the late Col. John Land, of this city, to Margaret E. Barrett, eldest daughter of G. W. Barrett, Esq., of Banbury, England.

MATHIESON-O'NEIL - In this city, on May 13, at the residence of the bride, No 8 Locke street, by the Rev. Mr. Scouler, Mr. Alexander Mathieson, of Elgin, Scotland, to Miss Ellen M. O'Neil, youngest daughter of the late Anbrose O'Neil.

May 26, 1884

DUNN-DIXON - On May 20, at St. Paul's church, Trinity parish, New York, by the Rev. James Malchahey, D.D., W. G. Dunn, of this city, to Elizabeth Miller, eldest daughter of Charles Dixon, Esq., London, England.

RICHARDSON-DODSON - In this city, on Thursday, May 22, 1884, at the residence of the bride's father, 118 Catherine street north, by the Rev. Joseph Odery, Louise, only daughter of Joseph Dodson, to Byron F. Richardson, all of this city.

May 27, 1884

ECCLESTONE-CARRIQUE - At the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Colling, Walter P. Ecclestone, Hamilton, to Martella, second daughter of Mr. William Carrique, Georgetown.

May 28, 1884

MOSES-ELLIOTT - On Monday, May 26, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Philp, Mr. Joseph Moses, of Toronto, to Miss Sarah D. Elliott, of this city.

May 29, 1884

KENIGAR-BRITTON - Mr. James Kenigar, the popular gentlemen's furnishings dealer, was married this morning to Miss Amelia Britton, at St. Patrick's church by Rev. Father Keough. The ceremony was a very quiet one, being witnessed only by the relatives and friends of the bride and groom. The couple left by the early train for Buffalo.

June 4, 1884

HARPER-TROTMAN - At the residence of the bride's father, Ancaster, on June 2, by the Rev. W. R. Clark, B.A., incumbent of St. John's church, William Harper, of this city, to Sarah, second daughter of David Trotman, of Ancaster.

ENNIS-NICHOLSON - In this city, on June 2, at Wesley Church, by the Rev. S. Philp, Charles L. Ennis, to Miss Susie Nicholson, all of this city.

June 3, 1884

ISAAC-PEDDLE - At the residence of the bride's uncle, 67 Pearl street, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, William Isaac, of Toronto, to Maggie Peddle, third daughter of Charles Peddle, Duffstown, Banffshire, Scotland.

June 7, 1884

PATTERSON-BROWN - On June 5, Mr. Peter Patterson, of Fifeshire, Scotland, to Miss Flora Brown, of Wishaw, Scotland.

WALLACE-LAIDLAW (Galt) - Maggie Laidlaw was married to W. Wallace. The scholars of the Sunday School over which Miss Laidlaw presided made her a presentation.

June 9, 1884

MATTHEWS-NELSON - On Wednesday, June 4, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Caistor township, by the Rev. E. L. Clement, Colin R. Matthews, of Houghton township, to Miss Amanda Nelson, second daughter of Gilbert Nelson, Esq.

June 10, 1884

CRERAR-OTTAWAY - At Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, on June 9, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Peter Duncan Crerar, M.A., barrister- at-law, to Marion Elizabeth Ottaway, widow of the late C. J. Ottaway, of London, England, barrister-at-law, and daughter of the late John Stinson, Esq.

PROVAN-CROSS - In this city, on June 9, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, David Provan, of this city, to Fanny, youngest daughter of J. Cross, Esq., Frome, Somerset, England.

June 11, 1884

DALRYMPLE-RIOCH - On June 11, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, James S. Dalrymple, and Isabel E., second daughter of George D. Rioch, all of this city.

EVERETT-WHITE - On June 10, at the residence of Dr. White, 8 West Cannon street, by the Rev. John James, D.D., George Everett, Bristol, England, to Maggie, youngest daughter of the late Thomas White, Esq., of this city.

June 12, 1884

ROSS-BUTLER - On June 11, at the Church of St. Mark's, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, Robert A. Ross, of London, Ontario, to Miss Rebecca Butler, only daughter of Mrs. Butler, of this city.

June 14, 1884

O'NEIL-MCLAUGHLIN - On June 10, at St. Patrick's church by the Rev. Father Keough, Martin O'Neil, to Bertie McLaughlin, both of this city.

June 19, 1884

SCOTT-CHEEVER (Ottawa) - The marriage of Mr. John L. Scott, a talented young lawyer of Hamilton, Can., and Miss Fanny B., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cheever, took place at their elegant residence on the west side yesterday...

June 20, 1884

PATON-ROBERTSON - At Elm Bank, Montreal, on June 18, by the Rev. J. Edgar Hill, Hugh Paton, to Isabell's, daughter of Andrew Robertson, Esq.

LOLLEY-LEONARD (Brantford) - The marriage of F. Lolley, of Lansingburg, N.Y., to Mary, daughter of F. H. Leonard, at Grace church, was the social sensation of the week.

June 21, 1884

TINLING-GHENT - At Buffalo, Thursday, June 12, Henry R. Tinling, to Charlotte Mary, eldest daughter of S. H. Ghent.

FORSYTHE-DALGLEISH (Galt) - Miss Georgina Dalgleish was married to Thomas Forsythe of Chicago.

June 24, 1884

BARNES-PARRY - On June 24, at the residence of the bride's father, 70 Park street north, by the Rev. John Morton, Fred W. Barnes, of Toronto, to Sara A. Parry.

TWEEDLE-BURKHOLDER, GALLAGHER-BURKHOLDER(Tapleytown) - Mr. E. C. Burkholder parted with two of his daughters the other day. On Wednesday last Miss Mary Jane became Mrs. Walter Tweedle and Miss Ida, Mrs. James Gallagher. May they live long in happiness and prosperity.

CROWTHERS-DOUGLAS - Mr. Richard Crowthers was married last night to Miss Bertie Douglas by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge of Christ Church Cathedral at Mr. Daly's residence, 77 Simcoe street. Both the contracting parties are of this city, The wedding was a quiet and unostentatious one. a number of guests, friends of the bride and groom, attended the nuptials...

LUMSDEN-BENNETT (Winnipeg) - P. E. Lumsden, of Lumsden Bros, wholesale merchants of Hamilton, Ontario, was married this morning (June 19) to Miss Bennett, sister of L. Bennett, photographer. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. L. Rutledge. The happy couple leave this afternoon via Port Arthur for Hamilton.

July 27, 1884

ALLAN-RAE (Quebec) - Miss Margaret, only daughter of William Rae, was united in marriage this afternoon to Mr. Hugh Andrew Allan, son of the late Sir Hugh Allan. The ceremony was performed in the Anglican cathedral by Rev. G. V. Housman, rector of Quebec, assisted by the Rev. Canon Ellegood and Rev. John Ridley. The bride's father presented her with a $25000 cheque.

June 30, 1884

PATERSON-MCKINNON - At Hamilton East, on June 26, James Paterson, Jr., Fifeshire, Scotland, to Flora McKinnon, Argyllshire, Scotland.

July 3, 1884

MARTIN-PAPST - In the town of Goderich, on Tuesday, July 1, by the Rev. J. Edmonds, W. J. Martin, druggist, Seaforth, Ontario, second son of Thomas Martin, Esq., mail clerk, H. &N.W. Railway, Hamilton, to Miss Lettie Papst, youngest daughter of William Papst, Esq., Goderich, Ontario.

CRAFT-TAYLOR - On June 30, by the Rev. J. W. Stewart, H. W. Craft, to Miss M. A. Taylor, only daughter of Joseph Taylor, all of Hamilton.

July 4, 1884

PROXHOLM-GIBBS - At the residence of the bride's sister, 496 State street, Rochester, N.Y., on Thursday, June 26, by Rev. C. J. Baldwin, Kev. Thorns Proxholm, of Rochester, to Miss Sarah Gibbs, of Rochester, formerly of Hamilton.

CURRELL-DODD - On July 3, at the bride's residence, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Crawford Currell, to Miss S. A. Dodd, all of this city.

ASHMORE-WILKINSON Christian Belle, second daughter of Thomas Wilkinson, J.P., of Renton station, Glanford, was married Wednesday by Rev. Mr. Harris, of Binbrook, to Mr. Kenneth A. Ashmore of Ancaster. After the ceremony and a capital and well-served repast and some charming music by Mrs. George McKibbon and Miss Emma Finch, a baseball match was organized and the fun commenced...

July 5, 1884

CREWSON-MCMASTER (Milton) - Mr. J. W. Crewson, teacher in the second department of Milton school, was married on Tuesday to Miss McMaster, daughter of Mr. James McMaster, Nelson.

July 9, 1884

MCDOUGALL-GIROUARD - At All Saints Church, on July 8, by the Rev. L. DesBrisay, Engeale, third daughter of the late Candid Girouard, of this city, to Mr. George H. McDougall, of Winnipeg.

July 12, 1884

GREEN-HARDSTAFF - At the residence of the bride's mother, Victoria avenue north, by the Rev. John Morton, George M., second son of George Green, Esq., Kingsly Common Farm, Yorkshire, England, to Annie, eldest daughter of the late W. Hardstaff, both of Hamilton.

July 19, 1884

RUSSELL-CALDWELL - At the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Richard Russell, Jr., of Hamilton, to Miss Alice Caldwell, of St. Thomas.

July 22, 1884

LODGE-THOMSON - By the Rev. J. S. Lyle, on July 19, William Lodge, of Middlesex, England, to Eliza Thompson, of Derbyshire, England. No cards.

July 23, 1884

BARRY-AIKENS - One of those events which from time immemorial have been of absorbing interest to every adult, excepting perhaps a few professed cynics, took place Monday evening at St. Patrick's Church in the marriage of Mr. Joseph D. Barry, lithographer, to Miss Harriet Aikens, both of this city. Mr. Barry was supported by his brother, Mr. Daniel Barry. The bride looked charming and was tastefully attired. Miss Aikens, her sister, acted as bridesmaid.

The wedding presents were numerous and costly. The happy pair left for the east on their bridal tour with the best wishes of their many friends.

July 24, 1884

LEA-GIROUX - On July 15, at the residence of Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Mr. William Lea, to Miss Lucy Giroux, both of Hamilton.

July 30, 1884

FOSTER-BRAY - At Hamilton, Ontario, July 29, by the Rev. Canon Curran, R. T. Foster, Esq., M.D., Walkerton, Ontario, to Louisa Marion, youngest daughter of James Bray, Esq.

August 1, 1884

COUSINS-BROWN - At Detroit, by Rev. Dr. Reaford, John Cousins, Jr., of London, Ontario, to Miss Kate A. Brown, of Detroit.

INMAN-ALLISON - On Wednesday, July 9, a gay party met at the residence of Jacob Allison, Township of Nassagaweya, to celebrate the nuptials of his third daughter, Sarah, who was to be joined in wedlock to William F. Inman, schoolteacher, Vienna. The bride and groom with their attendants presented themselves upon the green before a large company of guests assembled to witness the ceremony which was performed by Rev. J. A. Lucy. After the ceremony and congratulations the party was conducted to a banquet under the spreading branches of the old orchard trees where the epicurean might find the fullness of his happiness.

August 2, 1884

JUDD-HARRIS - At 95 Florence street, on July 3, Mr. James F. Judd, to Mrs. Selena Harris.

August 4, 1884

CLARK-LENZ - On August 4, in this city, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, B.A., Joseph Clark, to Theresa Lenz.

August 15, 1884

MARTIN-DEVEREUX (Brantford) - The usual quietness of Colborne street was somewhat disturbed this morning by the rustling of dresses, it being the occasion of the marriage of Miss Annie Devereux, niece of Thomas McLean, to Henry Martin, ARCA, of Hamilton. The service was performed by the Rev. Thomas Goldsmith, St. John's Church, Hamilton.

August 16, 1884

ATKINS-GRAHAM (St. Catharines) - Miss Luella Graham was married to Mr. Atkin, Inspector of Public Schools for Elgin.

August 20, 1884

GAGE-GILMORE - On August 19, by the Rev. Mr. Hunter, at 82 Bay street south, George Gage of this city, to Miss Lizzie Gilmore, daughter of William Gilmore, Esq., Beverly.

August 22, 1884

BARR-HOWARD - At the parsonage, Burford, on August 20, John A. Barr, of Hamilton, to Ettie Culham, youngest daughter of Rev. T. S. Howard.

August 27, 1884

BISSONETTE-HUME (Dundas) - J. D. Bissonette, headmaster of our high school, was married last week to a Miss Hume.

August 28, 1884

MILLIGAN-MARTIN - On August 25, by Rev. James Webb, Mr. W. J. Milligan, of Hamilton, to Miss E. E. Martin, of Seneca.

September 2, 1884

METCALF-EXLEY - On August 27, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, George Metcalf, to Cecelia H. Exley, all of this city.

September 3, 1884

SERVICE-MCILWRAITH - At Cairnbrae, the residence of the bride's father, on September 2, by the Rev. S. Lyle, assisted by the Rev. Principal Caven, D.D., and the Rev. John Service, father of the bridegroom, the Rev. R. J. Service, Red Wing, Minn., to Mary Duncan, eldest daughter of Thomas McIlwraith, Esq., of this city.

MACDONALD-SMITH (Toronto) - J. Bruce Macdonald, inspector of the division courts department, was this morning married to the daughter of Hon. Frank Smith.

September 9, 1884

HEENEY-SCOTT - On September 9, at the residence of the bride's father, at Buffalo, by the Rev. Louis B. VanDyck, rector of Grace Church, William Heeney, to Isabella Frances, third daughter of William Scott.

BASTIEN-NELSON - At St. Mary's Cathedral, Hamilton, on Tuesday, September 9, by the very Rev. E. I. Heenan, V .G., Louis H. Bastien, to Teresa, daughter of Edward Nelson, Esq., all of this city.

September 15, 1884

MACKAY-TURNER - On September 13, 188A, at the Church of St. Mary the Less, Durham city, England, by the Rev. Francis Bishop, Robert Osborne, eldest son of the late Aeneas Donald Mackay, of Hamilton, Canada, to Jane Coates, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Turner, of Liverpool, England.

HARVEY-GEDDES (Guelph) - Miss Geddes and Mr. G. Harvey were married in Toronto on Thursday.

September 16, 1884

RICHMOND-GLASS - In this city, on September 15, by the Rev. Mr. VanWyck, at the residence of the bride's father, No 10 Grove street, George H. Richmond, to Maggie Glass, both of this city.

September 17, 1884

SHAW-JOHNSTON - On Wednesday afternoon an exceedingly pleasant event took place at the residence of Mr. George F. Johnston, the celebration of the nuptials of his eldest daughter, Maggie, to Mr. George T. Shaw. The bridesmaid on the occasion was Miss Anna G. Shaw, sister of the bridegroom, and the groomsman, Mr. Albert E. Scott. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. J. Elliott. After the contracting parties were united, the guests who numbered over sixty, partook of a sumptuous repast. The presents were beautiful and costly. After receiving the congratulations of friends the happy couple started on their wedding tour amidst a shower of rice and old shoes.

September 18, 1884

ORTTON-THOMAS - At Oakside, the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, September 17, by the Rev. D. W. Snider, Arthur T. Ortton, of Albany, N.Y., to Carrie, third daughter of C. L. Thomas, Esq., of this city.

September 19, 1884

BRADLEY-MAHONEY At Clinton Hall, Saltfleet, the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, September 17, by the Rev. A. Langford, John Bradley, to Matie, only daughter of J. C. Mahoney.

HOSSACK-BALFOUR - At the residence of the bride's father, Hannah street west, on September 17, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Mr. James Hossack, builder, to Annie, daughter of Mr. Peter Balfour.

BASTEDO-OATES (Guelph) - Mr. T. E. Bastedo, of the Georgetown "Herald", was married the other week to Miss Oates, at Bracebridge.

September 22, 1884

GREENSIDE-CROSS (Guelph) - Dr. Greenside, V.S., lecturer in veterinary science at the agricultural college, was married on Wednesday at Whitby to Miss Cross, who is a sister-in-law of Aid. Finlay, manager of the Bank of Montreal here.

SHELDON-BARKER (Brantford) - Lena Barker, was married to John Sheldon, of Stratford.

September 24, 1884

POLLACH-PLAYNE - On September 11, at the Chapel Regal, Savoy, by the Rev. Henry White, M.A., Chaplain of the Savoy and Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, assisted by the Rev. the Sub-Dean of Lincoln, uncle of the bridegroom, and the Rev. A. Ellis Viner, uncle of the bride, Erskine Pollach, of the Inner Temple, barrister- at-law, to Mary Viner, only child of the late Captain F. C. Playne, Rifle Brigade, of Avening Court, Gloucestershire.

September 25, 1884

HOWARD-WILSON - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on Wednesday, September 24, by the Very Rev. L. I. Heenan, V.G., Mr. W. H. Howard, to Miss Emma Wilson, both of this city.

PROCTOR-LESLIE - On Tuesday, September 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, No 1 Argyle avenue, Montreal, by the Rev. J. Edgar Hill, William Gordon Proctor, of this city, to Agnes, youngest daughter of Capt. J. W. Leslie.

LAIDLAW-BLACHFORD - On September 24, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland. James A. Laidlaw, to Lottie, youngest daughter of the late John Blachford.

CRAVEN-NEWMAN - At the residence of the bride's mother, West Flamborough, on Wednesday evening, by the Rev. J. Goodman, Mr. John A. Craven, of this city, to Mary Elizabeth, second daughter of the late J. Newman.

PUNSHON-LISTER - A pleasant event occurred yesterday at Woodlawn, the residence of Mr. Joseph Lister. It was the marriage of Miss May Douglas Lister, to Rev. Percy Punshon, third son of the late Rev. William Morley Punshon, the eminent Methodist divine. The young couple left last night for Lindsay where Mr. Punshon is stationed. They were on the train which went off the track near Pickering and a portion of which was wrecked, but fortunately escaped with nothing more than a few bruises.

September 26, 1884

SCOTT-NIMMO - On September 26, by Rev. Samuel Lyle, George W. Scott, of Point Edward, Ontario, to Susan, second daughter of the late James Nimmo, of Paris, Ontario.

EATON-BLACK - At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Agnes Black, Millgrove, on September 24, by the Rev. Thomas Boyd, John Eaton, to Miss A. L. Black, all of Millgrove.

September 30, 1884

MCKEEVER-GALVIN - At St. Patrick's Church, on September 30, by Very Rev. Chancellor Keough, assisted by Rev. Father Lennon, Robert McKeever, to Bridget Galvin, both of Hamilton.

FRASER-CURRAN - On September 30, 1884, at the Church of St. Thomas, Hamilton, by the Rev. Canon Dumoulin, M.A., rector of St. James Cathedral, Toronto, John Barns Fraser, Esq., of Nipissing, eldest son of Alexander Fraser, Esq., of Westmeath, to Beatrice Bertha, daughter of L. B. Curran, Esq., Battle Creek, Michigan, U.S.

MULHOLLAND-ARMSTRONG (Tapleytown) - A very quiet event happened on Wednesday, September 24, at Glenview, the residence of Mr. Joseph Armstrong, which was the marriage of his eldest daughter, Ruth, to Mr. Mulholland, of Toronto. The happy couple left for London where they will spend a few days after which they return to Toronto, their future home. Mrs. Mulholland has the best wishes of her many friends for her future happiness.

October 1, 1884

HEWSON-BEATTY - At St. Luke's Church, on September 30, by the Rev. Mr. Massie, George Wallace Hewson, of Georgetown, to Emms Stephenson, daughter of Capt Oliver Beatty, of this city.

WALKER-HESSE - On October 1, by the Rev. Canon Curran, M.A., rector of St. Thomas Church, Frank E. Walker, merchant, to Phena Hesse, youngest daughter of J. R. Hesse, Liberty street.

October 2, 1884

ANSTY-DAVEY - On October 1, at the residence of the bride's father, Westminster township, near London, Ontario, Charles W. Ansty, of Hamilton, to Sarah J. , second daughter of James Davey.

BALFOUR-FINCH - On October1,at 225 Victoria avenue, the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, Peter Balfour, Jr., of Waterdown, Ontario, to Ida, second daughter of W. H. Finch.

October 3, 1884

HOLDSWORTH-WOODCROFT - At the residence of the bride's father, Hannah street west, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, on October 1, Elizabeth O. Woodcroft, only daughter of Levi Woodcroft, to Charles H. Holdsworth.

MCPHATTER-GRAHAM (Guelph) - Dr. McPhatter was married to Miss Maude Graham of

Elora.

October 7, 1886

CLARK-EVANS - On October 1, at the residence of the bride's rather, by the Rev. George Clark, of Welland, brother of the groom, assisted by the Rev. R. J. Elliott, Mr. William S. Clark, youngest son of Robert Clark, Esq., of Glanford, to Miss Sarah J., eldest daughter of Robert Evans, Esq., of Binbrook.

October 8, 1884

SCOTT-WATSON - On October 2, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Charles Sumner, son of the late Rev. John Scott, Vicar of All Saints church, Clapham Park, Surrey, to Isabella Mary, eldest daughter of James Watson, Esq.

October 13, 1886

STOCK-MORRIS - At Grimsby, August 26, 1886, by Rev. J. G. Murray, Edward T. Stock, of Waterdown, to Gussie, third daughter of Ferdinand Morris, of this city.

October 16, 1884

LECHNER-ANDREWS - In Miles City, on August 22, 1884, at St. Paul's rectory, by the Rev. William Horsefall, John Frederick Lechner, Esq., of Fort Custer, Montana, to Miss Mary Andrews, of this city.

SMITH-STEVENSON - In this city, on October 13, by the Rev. Thomas Goldsmith, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Ebenezer, eldest son of Charles Smith, Winnipeg, late of Hamilton, to Jessie E., third daughter of John Stevenson, of Detroit, late of Hamilton.

BAKER-BAKER - On September 6. by the Rev. Thomas Boyd, at the Methodist church, Millgrove, Mr. Henry Baker, to Miss M. J. Baker, all of Millgrove.

UNDERWOOD-GARRICK - At the residence of the bride's father, 14 King street west, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Charles M. Underwood, of the Meridan Britannia Works, to Priscilla M., eldest daughter of Mr. David J. Garrick, all of this city.

October 15, 1884

BROUSE-ALLEN - At the Church of the Ascension, on October 15, by the Rev. E. P. Crawford, rector of Trinity Church, Brockville, assisted by Rev. Hartley Carmichael, J. E. Brouse, M.D., of Brockville, to Amelia M., only daughter of Mr. Paul L. Allen, of Hamilton.

MCHAFFIE-ADDISON - On October 15, by Rev. D. H. Fletcher, at the residence of the bride's mother, John McHaffie, to Helen, fifth daughter of the late John Addison.

GRIFFIN-MOORE - At the Centenary Church, on the evening of October 14, by the Rev. W. S. Griffin, of Guelph, assisted by Rev. W. W. Carson, pastor of the church, Dr. H. S. Griffin, to Carrie, daughter of Mr. Lyman Moore.

SANDERS-DALLEY - In this city, on October 16, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, at the Church of the Ascension, Charles Hippesley Sanders, of Guelph, to Lavinia A. Dalley, eldest daughter of the late Edwin Dalley, Esq., of Hamilton.

October 17, 1886

CAMPBELL-PATTERSON - On October 13, by the Rev. Thomas Scouler, Edward J. Campbell, to Marion H. Patterson, both of this city.

October 17, 1884

HAGUE-BALDWIN (Toronto) - Rev. Mr. Dyson Hague, of St. James Cathedral, son of George Hague, manager of the Merchants Bank, Montreal, was married to-day to Jennie, daughter of Robert Baldwin, secretary of the Upper Canada Bible Society. There was a large and fashionable audience at the wedding.

October 18, 1884

WHYTE-RENTON - A pleasant event occurred last evening at 239 Bay street north, being the marriage of Mr. Andrew Whyte to Miss Mary Renton, eldest daughter of Thomas Renton, signal inspector G.T.R. The bride was assisted in the interesting ceremony by Miss Mary Shouldice, and Mr. William Renton was best man. After the ceremony by Rev. J. VanWyck, the wedded couple and guests partook of a most elegant supper. The bride received numerous costly present.

October 21, 1884

HOUSE-MORRIS - On October 8, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Culmore, James W. House, to Mary Ann Morris, second daughter of James Morris.

LANCELY-COLE - Rev. E. B. Lancely, assistant pastor of the Methodist church, Strathroy, and well known in Hamilton, was married last week to Miss Alice M. Cole, of Strathroy. Rev. John E. Lancely of Burlington, brother of the groom, assisted in the ceremony.

October 22, 1884

SEARLES-SHIELDS - At the residence of Mr. H. Searles, Ferrie street, on October 21, by the Rev. J. R. Collins, Mr. George Searles, to Miss Annie Shields, all of this city.

October 23, 1886

NEWTON-MACKAY - At Christ Church Cathedral, on Wednesday, October 22, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, David Newton, to Elizabeth Maltby, eldest daughter of the late AE. D. Mackay, all of this city.

OMAND-HARRIS - In this city, on Wednesday, October 22, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Eliza, eldest daughter of Edwin Harris, to William G. Omand, all of this city.

ARTHUR-STEWART - At Stony Creek, on October 23, by the Rev. James Mooney, S. R. Arthur, of Hamilton, to Martha, second daughter of John Stewart, Esq., of Saltfleet.

CADDY-MCLAREN - At 47 Peter street, on the 22nd, by Rev. R. J, Laidlaw, Edward E. Caddy, C .E., youngest son of Capt. J. H. Caddy, late R.A., to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Douglas McLaren.

October 24, 1884

VANDUZER-MCCREADY - On October 22, at the residence of the bride' s father, by the Rev. J. G. Murray, Mr. George A. Vanduzer, to Georgina, third daughter of Mr. John McCready, all of Grimsby.

KERR-HAMILTON - On Thursday, October 23, 1884, at St. Thomas church, Hamilton, by the Rev. Canon Curran, James B. Kerr, of Montreal, to Henrietta Augusta, eldest daughter of the late Joseph Hamilton.

October 25, 1884

GRIFFIN-BOYLE - On October 22, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by Rev. Father Heenan, V.G., Patrick, son of the late Patrick Griffin, Montreal, to Ellan, second daughter of Mr. Francis Boyle, Corrard, County Cavan, Ireland, both of this city.

BARRACK-WALLACE (St. Catharines) - Last week Mr. S. Barrack of Wainfleet, was united in marriage to Miss Bertha Wallace, of Dunnville. The handsome bride, we are informed, was but 18 years of age while the groom has already enjoyed three score and ten years of life.

October 28, 1884

MITCHELL-MCANDREW - In this city, on October 22, by the Rev. Dr. James, Joseph Mitchell, of Beeton, to Katie McAndrew, of this city.

October 29, 1884

LAWRY-TUCKETT - All Saints Church was the scene of a fashionable matrimonial event to-day when Miss Adeline Myrtle Tuckett, daughter of Alderman George E. Tuckett, was married to Mr. Thomas H. Lawry, son of Mr. Thomas Lawry, warden of Wentworth County. The marriage ceremony was performed at 12 o'clock by Rev. Lestock DesBriday.

October 31, 1884

FAIRLIE-HODGINS (Brantford) - Rev. Mr. Fairlie, of Parkhill, formerly of the Mohawk Institute, was married to Miss Annie Hodgins, of Biddulph.

EADIE-MCKINNON (Brantford) - Mr. Robert Eadie, M.A., formerly of Mount Pleasant, this city, and until recently headmaster of the Guelph public schools, was married to Miss Flora McKinnon, daughter of the late Ronald McKinnon, of Caledonia.

WOOD-ORR - The hosts of friends and admirers of Mr. Fred L. Wood, of this city, will unite with the "Spectator" in congratulating that gentleman upon his marriage to an amiable and accomplished young lady, Miss Addie E. Orr...The solemn ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Annis, M.A., and on its conclusion the company sat down to a handsome wedding dejeuner.

November 1, 1884

NUNAN-RYAN (Guelph) - Frank Nunan, bookbinder, of this city, was married to Miss Ryan of Orangeville.

November 6, 1884

HAMILL-TROTMAN - One of Ancaster's belles was married last night. The bride was Miss Selena Trotman, youngest daughter of Mr. David Trotman, of Ancaster, and the bridegroom, Mr. Otto Hamill, also of that metropolis. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. R. Clarke, incumbent of St. John's Church.

WOOD-BOTTOMLEY - Mr. Jefferson N. Wood was married yesterday at Nixon, Ontario, to Miss Annie Bottomley of that place, a sister of Mr. Wood's business partner.

November 7, 1884

GALT-ATKINSON - On September 25, at All Saints Church, Toronto, by Rev. J. P. Dumoulin, Dean of Toronto, assisted by Rev. Henry Baldwin, John Galt, of Winnipeg, second son of Hon. Sir Alexander T. Galt, to Isabella, second daughter of the late Isaac Atkinson, of Chicago, and formerly of Whitehaven, Cumberland, England.

HUNTER-SMITH - In this city, on November 5 at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, James Hunter, to Susie, second daughter of the late George Smith, all of this city.

SPRINGSTEAD-LAWRENCE (Stony Creek) - Last night there was quite a sensation in our quiet village when the news spread that Jacob C. Springstead and Miss Kittie E. Lawrence were united in marriage. The Rev. James Mooney officiated.

November 12, 1884

MORROW-DOUGHERTY - In this city, on November 5, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, John Morrow, to Miss Sarah Dougherty.

PEACE-MACLAREN - In this city, on November 11, by the Rev. Mr. Morton, of Congregational church, William Peace, of this city, to Agnes Allan, second eldest daughter of William Maclaren, Township of Proton, County of Grey.

November 13, 1884

WEBBER-MILLER - On November 12, at the residence of the bride's sister, 31 Railway street, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, W. G. Webber, to Mary L., youngest daughter of Mr. John Miller, all of this city.

BATES-GRANT - At the residence of the bride's father, on November 12, by the Rev. W. J. McMullen, assisted by the Rev. E. H. Abraham, of Burlington, Frank D. W. Bates, Esq., of this city, to Annie, second daughter of Thomas Grant, Esq., of Woodstock.

November 26, 1884

MCCARTY-MCBRIDE On November 25, at St. Mary's Cathedral, By the Rev. Vicar-General Heenan, Michael McCarty, of Dundas, to Mary McBride, eldest daughter of the late Daniel McBride, Hamilton.

November 27, 1884

YOUNG-HALL - At Dundas, on November 26, by the Rev. R. W. Woodsworth, Alexander Young, of Hamilton, to Mary Isabella, second daughter of Jacob M. Hall, of Dundas.

ELVIN-DROPE - At 74 Napier street, on November 26, by Rev. Lestock DesBrisay, William D. Elvin, to Clara J., daughter of Thomas Drope.

PHILP-MARAHALL - On November 26, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, at the residence of the bride's brother, 22 Victoria Avenue north, H. W. Philp, to Mary E. Marshall, both of this city.

HINES-MCLEAN - On November 19, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. M. Aull, Otis O. Hines, of Hamilton, to Mary J., eldest daughter of William McLean, Esq., G.T.R., Palmerston.

PENFOLD-OFIELD (Tapleytown) - On Wednesday afternoon, a wedding took place at the English Church parsonage when Robert Penfold and Miss Delohia Ofield were married.

The young couple have the best wishes of all for their future happiness and welfare.

November 28, 1884

MURRAY-KELLY - In this city, on November 27, by the Rev. Father Heenan, William Murray, to Mary Kelly, both of this city.

November 29, 1884

RENNIE-MOWATT - On Wednesday, November 5, 1884, at St. Mary's church, Portage la Prairie, by the Rev. A. L. Fortin, Alfred Herbert Rennie, son of the late Alexander Rennie, Esq., Hamilton, Ontario, to Florence S. Mowatt, daughter of the late John Mowatt, Esq., of Brockville, Ontario.

December 6, 1884

CONNORS-MCINTOSH - In New York, on November 26, 1884, at the bride's uncle's, 384 East 4th street, by the Rev. Eratus Seymour, W. M. Connors, of Hamilton, to Miss Jessie McIntosh, of New York.

December 8, 1884

PILGRIM-COLE - On November 20, at Pembina, by the Rev. G. A. Schram, Thomas M., son of R. A. Pilgrim, Esq., of Hamilton, Ontario, to Miss Alma Emma, daughter of John Cole, Esq., both of Emerson, Manitoba.

MURRELL-CARPENTER - On November 22, by the Rev. L. D. Wardell, H. A. Murrel, to Miss Sophia E. Carpenter, both of Pembina.

December 10, 1884

AIKENS-MCLELAN (Ottawa) - A. M. Aikens, son of Lieutenant Governor Aikens of Manitoba, was to-day married to Miss McLelan, daughter of the minister of marine and fisheries.

December 11, 1884

THROPE-LAMBIER (Stony Creek) - On Monday night in Wesley Church, Stony Creek, Stony Creek circuit, Mr. Henry Thrope and Miss Oliva A. Lambier were joined in holy matrimony. A large audience witnessed the solemn service which was performed by Rev. Mr. Mooney, Methodist clergyman, Stony Creek.

SIMS-CHURCH - On December 8, at the Baptist parsonage, by Rev. Mr. Stewart, John Melville Sims, to Mary Ann Church, both of this city.

MACDONALD-PAYNE - At Hamilton, on December 10, 1884, by the Rev. Bishop Wilson, John W. Macdonald, to Miss Emma Payne, youngest daughter of Samuel Payne, all of this city.

December 12, 1884

NOTT-MORRIS - At the residence of the bride's sister, 86 Rebecca street, on December 10, by the Rev. Mr. Collins, W. J. Nott, of this city, to Nellie Morris, of this city, formerly of Toronto.

December 25, 1884

STEVENSON-MCMONIES - Mr. W. N. Stevenson, a popular young man of Waterdown, was married last evening to Miss Nellie McMonies, of Waterdown. The unbreakable link was fastened by Rev. William Robertson, M.A. Miss Mary McMonies, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr. J. F. Kennedy, of Dundas, assisted the groom.

December 26, 1884

ROSS-LEWIS - On December 24, at the residence of the bride's father, in the city of Brantford, by the Rev. J. W. Maxwell, Miss Mary E. Lewis, of Brantford, to Mr. D. W. Ross, of this city.

December 27, 1884

VANMULDER-BOURKE - At the residence of the bride, 70 East avenue north, on December 25, by the Rev. Mr. Langford, Mr. James VanMulder, of Toronto, to Sarah M., fifth daughter of the late John Bourke.

December 2, 1884

MAXTED-SAVAGE - On December 24, at the residence of the bride's father, 117 Wellington street north, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Miss Eliza Savage, to Mr. George F. Maxted, both of this city.

FENTON-KNAPP - On December 25, by the Rev. Mr. Stewart, James A. Fenton (better known as James Little), to Dorcas Eva Knapp, both of this city.