Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1885

January 6, 1885

WAITE-MCCULLOCH - On Christmas Day, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Robert C. Waite, of Toronto, to Miss Anna McCulloch, of this city.

January 7, 1885

LEBARRE-FORDE - At the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. C. Hamilton, uncle to the bride, assisted by the Rev. T. Stobbs, Mr. William E. LeBarre, of Oakville, to Emma E., second daughter of Joseph Forde, Esq., of East Flamborough.

TURNER-MACKAY - On January 6, at Christ Church Cathedral, by Rev. CM. Mockridge, DD, John B. Turner, of Gananoque, Ontario, to Eugenie S. O., youngest daughter of the late A. E. D. Mackay, of this city.

January 9, 1885

HENRY-SMITH - On January 7, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. Mooney, Fred R. Henry, to Jennie, eldest daughter of R. R. Smith, all of Winona.

January 10, 1885

FRID-BROWN - At Hamilton, Ontario, on Wednesday, January 7, 1885, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, A. R. Williamson, 204 James street north, by the Rev. J. Stewart, John W. Frid, second son of the late William Frid, of Ramham, Kent, England, to Bella, youngest daughter of John Brown, of Cobourg, Ontario.

January 14, 1885

MORERITY-O'NEIL - In this city, on January 13, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the V.G. Rev. E. E. Heenan, Miss Mary O'Neil, second daughter of Thomas O'Neil, Esq., to Mr. Bartholomew Morerity, all of this city.

January 15, 1885

LEATHER-COOPER - On January 13, 1885, by the Rev. John Francis, at the residence of the bride's father,'Glenmont', Georgina, second daughter of James H. Cooper, Esq., to A. T. Leather, all of Waterdown.

January 16, 1885

BLACKBURN-RIORDAN - In this city, on Monday, January 12, Mr. William Blackburn, of this city, to Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Riordan, of Barton Township.

MARRIOTT-CASE - In this city, on Tuesday evening, January 13, by the Rev. Mr. VanWyck, Mr. Markham Marriott, to Miss Nettie, second daughter of Mr. Charles Case, both of Barton Township.

January 17, 1885

JOHNSON-GALE - At St. Thomas, on Wednesday, January 14, by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. George Johnson, Jr., of Hamilton, to Miss Alice Gale, of St. Thomas.

January 22, 1885

JONES-LEATHER - On January 20, at the residence of the bride's father, 'Rosebank', Aldershot, by the Rev. John Francis, Maria J. L., daughter of William M. Leather, to Edward F. Jones, of Jarvis.

BOSHAMER-BETHUNE - Miss Lena Louisa Bethune, eldest daughter of the late James Bethune, Q,.C, has been married to M. Carl S. Boshamer, a wealthy wine merchant of Bordeaux, France.

February 12, 1885

PARK-STERLING - On Wednesday, February 11, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, Edward P. Park, of Brantford, Ontario, to Alice Gertrude, eldest daughter of Daniel Sterling, of this city.

February 13, 1885

NICOL-ROBERTSON - Rev. J. L. Robertson, of Philadelphia, formerly of the village of Strabane, arrived at the latter place last week for the purpose of uniting in marriage Mr. William Nicol and Miss Maggie Robertson. But the reverend gentleman was chagrined to find on his arrival that the ceremony had been performed a week before.

February 14, 1885

HEAD-BELL (Galt) - Dr. J. G. Head married Miss Carrie Bell of St. George.

February 17, 1885

THOMPSON-MCKEACHIE (Brantford) - Miss H. McKeachie was married at Winnipeg to Mr. G. R. Thompson, of Port Arthur.

February 19, 1885

RAY-CRANE - On Tuesday, February 17, by the Rev. Father O'Leary, at St. Thomas Church, Waterdown, Peter Ray, Jr., of West Flamborough, to Miss Maggie, eldest daughter of James Crane, of East Flamborough.

VANDUZER-LONGMIRE - On February 18, by the Rev. J. H. Robinson, at the residence of the bride's mother, Beamsville, Mr. Ira E. VanDuzer, to Miss Nellie Longmire, youngest daughter of the late James Longmire.

February 21, 1885

COLT-SPRINGER - At St. Luke's P. E. Church, Philadelphia, by the Rev. Martin Aigner, Frederick A. Colt, of New York, to Ida M., daughter of Dr. Lewis Springer, MP, of Hamilton, Ontario.

February 26, 1885

BUCHANAN-CLEGHORN - On Wednesday, February 25, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, at the residence of the bride's mother, Hamilton, Harris Buchanan, Esq., of Osgoode Hall, barrister, second son of the late Hon Isaac Buchanan, to Victoria, youngest daughter of the late Mr. William Cleghorn, of Dundas.

February 27, 1885

HILL-MCQUILLEN - At the parsonage, No 45 Emerald street, on December 17, by the Rev. J. H. Collins, Mr. Harry Hill, to Miss Arm McQuillen, all of this city.

March 2, 1885

GRIFFITH-GREEN - On Tuesday, February 24, by Rev. James Webb, Mr. Thomas Griffith, of Barton, to Mrs. M. A. Green, of Saltfleet.

March 4, 1885

PRICE-PHIBBS - On Monday, March 2, by Rev. D. W. Snider, Mr. John Price, to Miss Nellie Phibbs, both of Hamilton.

March 5, 1885

EDGAR-CANWELL - On March 3, by Rev Dr. Mockridge, of Christ Church Cathedral, Alexander Edgar, merchant, of Ley Froy, to Nellie A., eldest daughter of John Pollard Canwell, Lynden, Ontario.

March 18, 1885

SNIDER-HARVEY - On Tuesday, March 17, at No 7 Bailey avenue, by Rev. A. Langford, assisted by Rev. Dr. Hunter, Rev. D. W. Snider, pastor of Zion Tabernacle, to Miss Lily Harvey, of this city.

March 20, 1885

RICHARDSON-ROBB - In this city, March 18, at the Hannah Street Methodist Church, by the Rev. A. C. Cowan, Mr. George H. Richardson, of Listowel, to Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew Robb, of this city.

BARNES-BRUNDLE - On March 19, by the Rev. C. W. Cozens, of Jarvis, at the residence of the bride's father, J. Brundle, Esq., 43 Caroline street, Mr. F. G. Barnes, to Miss Mary A. Brundle, all of Hamilton.

March 27, 1885

MILLER-RODGERS - On March 18, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Mr. VanWyck, John H. Miller, to Miss Mary Anne Rodgers, second eldest daughter of John Rodgers.

ROSS-DENMARK - On March 25, at the Hannah Street Church, by the Rev. A. C. Crews, James V. Ross, of London, Ontario, to Edith A., youngest daughter of the late George Denmark, Yorkshire, England.

PATTERSON-LUSTY (London) - Mr. Stewart Patterson and wife, nee Miss Ella Lusty, the runaway Rodney pair who eloped to this city to be made one, left to-day by the noon train for St. Thomas enroute to their home and parents in Rodney. Mr. Patterson intends resuming his business duties at once, dispensing with the usual honeymoon trip, unless this flying visit to London may be considered such.

March 31, 1885

LESLIE-BAIRD - On March 25, at the residence of the bride's mother, 15 Murray street west, Hamilton, Ontario, by Rev. D. H. Fletcher, John R. Leslie, Esq., to Maggie Carlyle Baird,

eldest daughter of the late Robert Hanning, and niece of the late Thomas Carlyle, Chelsea, England.

April 1, 1885

BELL-BROWN - At the residence of the bride's father, on March 24, by the Rev. U. P. Walker, Thomas Bell, Esq, Glanford, to Sarah Jane, second daughter of Thomas Brown, Esq., Binbrook.

SIMPSON-BROOKS (Brantford) - D. Simpson, accountant of the Bank of British North America, was married to Miss Eleanor Brooks at Grace Church.

April 3, 1885

HENDRIE-HENDERSON - At Kingston, on April 2, John Strathern Hendrie, of Hamilton, to Lena Maud, youngest daughter of P. H. Henderson, Esq.

April 8, 1885

CROMPTON-HUBBARD - On Tuesday evening at the residence of the bride's father, 69 Grosvenor Avenue, Toronto, Mr. Fred Crompton, of the Crompton Corset Co., was married to Miss Ida H. Hubbard, daughter of Mr. C. H. Hubbard. Miss Hubbard, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr. Groto was groomsmen. The groom is brother to Mrs. J. H. Mattice of this city. The happy pair left on a bridal trip to Italy.

April 9, 1885

NIVEN-MACBETH - Dr. Niven, assistant surgeon of the Seventh Battalion, was married this morning in St. Paul's church, to Miss Macbeth, eldest daughter of the late George Macbeth of this city (London), the Rev. Canon Innes officiating.

INGLEHART-MITCHELL - Mrs. L. F. Mitchell of this city was married at the Franklin House yesterday afternoon to James H. Inglehart of Grimsby by Rev. R. S. Bull. The bridesmaids were Miss Bell of Guelph and Miss Ada Chase of Hamilton, and the groomsmen were Charles A. Burden and W. H. McWatters, both of this city. A large number of guests were present not only from the city but from a distance. The wedding presents were numerous and costly. The happy couple left last evening for a trip through the southern states and thence to Sherman, Texas. They expect to be absent on their wedding trip for a couple of months.

April 10, 1885

SEAMAN-BALLARD - On Wednesday, April 8, at St. James Church, Dundas, by the Rev. George Forneret, Thomas Seaman to Emma, second daughter of the late Luke Ballard.

April 11, 1885

RANDALL-MOORE - In this city, on April 6, by the Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, Mr. Nichols F. Randall, of this city, to Miss Ellen Moore, of Dundas.

April 16, 1885

WRIGHT-ORR - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. Robert Seaton, Hamilton, on April 14, by Rev. J. H. Collins, Miss Elizabeth Orr, of Toronto, to Mr. Charles E. Wright, of Stratford.

April 17, 1885

CARPENTER-BELLAMY - At the residence of the bride's mother, 89 Napier street, on April 15, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, Mr. John G. Carpenter, to Miss Mary Bellamy, all of this city.

LANCEFIELD-MCNAIR - In this city, on April 11, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. T. R. McNair, brother of the bride, Mr. Charles J. Lancefield, to Annit M., third daughter of Mr. Samuel McNair, all of this city.

April 18, 1885

ANDERSON-STABBINS - In this city, on April 13, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. W. R. Curran, Mr. James Anderson, to Miss Emma Stabbins, both of this city.

April 23, 1885

VANDERLIP-EVERARD (Brantford) - Mr. P. F. Vanderlip was married at Grace Church to Miss H. Everard.

April 30, 1885

BAMPFYLDE-LUCAS - At the residence of the bride's father, No 112 Rebecca street, on April 29, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, Emily, third daughter of Mr. Robert Lucas, to Robert J. Bampfylde, youngest son of C. H. Bampfylde, both of this city.

May 1, 1885

ARMOUR-GRANT - On April 29, at St. Mary Magdalene's Church, Picton, Ontario, by the Rev. E. Loucks, rector, Robert Armour, C.E., G.T.R., Hamilton, to Helen Mary, eldest daughter of the late William Grant, of Inverness, Scotland, and latterly of Kingston, Ontario.

HUGHES-DAVISON - At the residence of James Springstead, 98 West avenue, on April 29, by the Rev. James Collins, Patrick Hughes, to Jessie Davison, all of this city.

May 4, 1885

DRAKE-POTTER - In this city, on April 27, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Francis R. Drake, of Oaklands, state of Iowa, to Ellen, youngest daughter of the late William Potter of Hamilton.

GAGER-ELLIOTT (Brantford) - Annie G. Elliott was married here to Dr. Gager of Buffalo.

May 8, 1885

LOVE-DAVIES - On May 6, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, of Wesley church, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Warren Davies, 81 John street north, Walter F. Love, of Toronto, to Mary C. Davies, of Hamilton.

May 11, 1885

TWOHY-HAVENS - At Anaconda, M.T., on April 28, by the Rev. Mr. Blackstone, Wilfred E. Twohy, formerly of Auckland, New Zealand, to Angeline L. Havens, formerly of New Brunswick.

May 14, 1885

DUPORT-LABELLE (Montreal) - Miss Labelle, daughter of Capt. Labelle of the Richilieu and Ontario Steamboat Co., was married yesterday to Dr. Duport.

BARKER-KELK - Last Monday afternoon, Mr. John Barker, who has lived on the mountain near the city until recently, was married by Rev. Mr. Bull of Barton to Mrs. Kelk of this city. The acquaintance and courtship began together, and both lasted only a week, but the lover pressed his suit with such ardour that nothing but absolute and unconditional surrender was possible on the part of the lady. A brief honeymoon is now being enjoyed at a distance by the happy couple, but they intend to make Hamilton their home. There is nothing remarkable about the marriage except that the bridegroom has put 80 years behind him and the bride is 65, and both of them have grandchildren.

May 16, 1885

DAVIE-ARRELL - At Hamilton, on Thursday, May 14, 1885, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, A. P. Williamson, 204 James street north, by the Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, Lewis Davie, of Aberdeen, Scotland, to Lizzie, youngest daughter of the late George Arrell, of Cobourg, Ontario.

BELLMAN-SCOTT - On May 6, 1885, by the Rev. Dana W. Bigelow, Frank Bellman, of Utica, to Mary A., eldest daughter of William and Elizabeth Scott, of Hamilton.

May 25, 1885

CORNELL-SWAZIE - Last Monday there was quite a surprise in Stony Creek at the Methodist parsonage where Nathan S. Cornell, of Winnipeg, was married to Ellen Jane Swazie, of Elfrida, Saltfleet.

May 28, 1885

FEARMAN-LISTER - By the Rev. Hugh Johnston, on May 27, at 'Woodland', the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Robert C. Fearman, son of F. W. Fearman, to Frances Sarah Trench, daughter of Joseph Lister, Esq.

GELINAS-RODIER (Montreal) - Mr. Aime Gelinas, editor of "La Minerve", was married this morning to Miss Marie Louise Rodier at the bishop's palace.

May 30, 1885

STUART-PHIPPS - On Thursday, May 28, at the residence of the bride's father, 47 Phoebe street, Toronto, John Stuart, of Hamilton, to Carrie L., youngest daughter of John Phipps.

June 4, 1885

CARSE-ROWE - W. J. Carse was married to Emma, youngest daughter of the late William Rowe, at the residence of the bride's mother, 51 Catherine street north, at 9 o'clock this morning. Rev. J. Vanwyck officiated. Only relatives and friends were present. Miss Eliza Rowe was the bridesmaid and Mr. R. Campbell groomsman. Numerous presents were sent to the bride. The young and happy couple left by the morning train for the east.

June 5, 1885

STEWART-ROLLS - In this city, on June 3, at the residence of the bride's father, Edward Stewart, to Lowie, eldest daughter of S. S. Rolls.

June 6, 1885

GARNER-JACKSON - (Welland) Mr. L. V. Garner of this town and miss L. A. Jackson, formerly with Mrs. A. E. White, were married on Wednesday.

June 8, 1885

DRYLAND-CRAFT - In this city, May 29, by Rev. A. E. Crews, Albert Edward, son of the late John Dryland, to Mary Ann, second daughter of William Craft, all of this city.

June 9, 1885

HANNAH-CALVERLEY - At 22 Sheaffe street, by Rev. Mr. Launten, Thomas Hannah, of Hamilton, to Frances, eldest daughter of Joseph Calverley, of Manitoba, formerly of Tapleytown.

June 10, 1885

BRADT-WRIGHT - At the Manse, Binbrook, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, on June 3, Mr. Joseph William Bradt, to Hester Wright, both of Grimsby.

June 11, 1885

MUIRHEAD-JAMES - On June 10, at Holy Trinity Church, Barton, William Walter Muirhead, to Miss Susie, youngest daughter of the late Stephen James.

BOND-GRENSIDE (Guelph) - John M. Bond was married to Miss Rose Grenside in St. George's Church.

June 12, 1885

WURST-BALFOUR - On Wednesday, June 10, in the First Methodist Church, by Rev. Mr. Kay, John F., eldest son of Frederick Wurst, to Maggie, fourth daughter of David Balfour, of Washington, Ontario.

HANHAM-ANGEL-SMITH - On June 8, at St. George's Church, New York, by the Rev. Lindsay Parker, Abdiel W., eldest son of the Rev. A. Hanham, Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Sittingbourn, England, to Leila Beatrice, third daughter of the Rev. A.

ANGEL-SMITH, M.A., L.L.D., rector of Aldborough, England, late minor canon of Canterbury Cathedral.

June 13, 1885

LUCAS-MORGAN - On June 10, at her father's residence, by the Rev. W. W. Carson, Miss Emily M. Morgan, to Mr. Robert N. Lucas, all of this city. No cards.

LEWIS-HUSBAND (Guelph) - Minnie D. Husband was married to Mr. F. G. Lewis of Birtle, Manitoba.

QUARRIE-MCGREGOR (Galt) - Minnie McGregor was married to Mr. George Quarrie.

June 16, 1885

MOORE-DICKER - In this city, on February 25, at the parsonage, by Rev. J. VanWyck, Samuel A. Moore, to Miss Louisa Dicker, both of this city.

June 18, 1885

FITZPATRICK-NORRIS - On June 17, by the Rev. Charles Mockridge, John Fitzpatrick, to Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late Thomas Norris.

DAUL-KEOUGH (Guelph) - Mr. Frank Daul, well known in this city, having carried on a grocery business here, was married on Monday, June 1, to Miss Keough, daughter of Hon Mr. Keough, of Milwaukee.

June 23, 1885

OTTER-SCOTT (Toronto) -This afternoon Alice Scott, the well known contralto singer, was married in the Church of the Redeemer, to Harry Otter, of Chicago, brother of Colonel Otter.

June 25, 1885

ACLAND-REED - At the parsonage, by the Rev. Canon Bull, June 23, 1885, Joseph Acland, to Charlotte Ovington Reed, both of Burlington.

HILTON-BURNISTON - At Philadelphia, Pa., on June 11, by the Rev. W. J. Jones, Mr. S. J. Hilton, of Kingston, Ontario, to Miss M. Burniston, of Hamilton.

HODGKISS-LAWRY - On June 2L, at Holy Trinity Church, Barton, by Rev. Rural Dean Bull, Mr. Edward Hodgkiss, to Miss Nora J. Lawry, all of Hamilton.

WATT-MUNN - On June 24, at the residence of the bride's mother, 19 Maria street, by Rev. A. Lansford, Samuel E. Watt, to Clarabell Munn, both of this city.

June 26, 1885

BAKER-STEVENS - On June 24, at the parsonage, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, Alexander Baker, of the Salvation Army, to Miss Jennie Stevens, both of this city.

June 27, 1885

MCINTOSH-MACDONALD (Guelph) - James Innes McIntosh married Nellie, daughter of Evan Macdonald.

June 29, 1885

MCBRIDE-MCGOWAN - In St. Vincent de Paul Church, Akron, Ohio, by the Rev. D. D. Maregh, R. F. McBride, of Hamilton, to Miss Kate McGowan, of Akron, Ohio.

June 30, 1885

THOMAS-MCCOWELL - On June 29, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. E. I. Heenan, V.G., Herbert H. Thomas, to Maggie, daughter of the late John McCowell.

July 1, 1885

CHESNUT-OLLARD - On June 30, at Holy Trinity Church, Barton, by Rev. Rural Dean Bull, assisted by the Rev. T. Geohagan and Rev. George Bull, T. Herbert Chesnut, of the Bank of Hamilton, to Lula C. Ollard, both of this city.

July 2, 1885

CHILMAN-WILSON - On June 30, at the residence of the bride's brother, 187 Macnab street north by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Reuban E. Chilman, to Lizzie, only daughter of Mr. John Wilson.

July 4, 1885

ALLAN-ROBERTSON - In this city, on July 1, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. A. C. Crews, Miss Lizzie Robertson, to Thomas Allan, both of this city.

July 8, 1885

DELMAGE-IRVEN - In this city, on July 4, by the Rev. W. P. Curran, Mr. Adam Delmage, of this city, to Miss Mary Ann Irven, of Montreal.

ZAMMERS-BYRNE - On July 7, at St. Patrick's Church, by the Rev. Father Cleary, assisted by the Rev. Father Craven, Miss Jennie Byrne, of this city, to Mr. F. J. Zammers, Toronto.

July 10, 1885

WALLACE-PLANT - At the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. C. James, on Monday, July 8, Allan S. Wallace, to Alice, fourth daughter of Richard Plant, of _.

SHELDON-ROBINSON - On July 2, by Rev. Canon Curran, Noble Sheldon, of Boston, Mass, to _, daughter of W. Robinson.

July 11, 1885

MILLER-TUNIS - At the residence of the bride's mother, Prospect Place, West Flamborough, on Wednesday, July 8, by the Rev. Dr. Laing, Francis Hincks Miller, of West Flamborough, to Clara J., second daughter of the late John Tunis, Esq., of the same place.

EDWARDS-MILLER - On July 9, by the Rev. Mr. Emory, William James Edwards, to Miss Catherine Miller, both of this city.

July 15, 1885

JOLY-CAMPBELL (Quebec) - Mr. Edmond Joly, son of Hon. H. G. Joly, was married this morning to Miss Campbell, daughter of the late William Darling Campbell.

July 23, 1885

SPENCER-CAHILL - In Chicago, on July 18, at Grace Church, by Rev. Dr. Locke, Frank L. Spencer, to Hattie M., fifth daughter of James Cahill, police magistrate, of this city.

July 25, 1885

CUTTRISS-SHIELDS - In this city, on June 7, by Rev. Dr. Hunter, George H. Cuttriss, to Nettie, only daughter of John Shields.

July 30, 1885

PROCTOR-IRWIN - On July 28, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, John Proctor, to Minnie Sophia, daughter of Thomas Irwin, all of this city.

August 7, 1885

MCCONNELL-EVANS - At the residence of the bride's father, No 100 Park street north, on August 4, by the Rev. O. C. Johnston, William McConnell, to Amelia A. Evans, daughter of Mr. T. Evans, all of this city.

August 8, 1885

JOHNSTON-STONE - By the Rev. D. L. Brethour, in the city of Brantford, on the evening of Thursday, August 6, 1885, Mr. William Johnston, to Elizabeth Stone, all of Brantford.

August 20, 1885

DAVIS-MURDOCH - On August 19, at the residence of the bride's mother, 20 Victoria avenue north, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, W. R. Davis, to Miss Sophia Murdoch, all of this city.

August 24, 1885

GRAYSON-MACFARLANE - By the Rev. Mr. Walker, at Port Credit, on August 18, Walter Grayson, of the G.T.R., Hamilton, to Jessie, youngest daughter of the late Alexander Macfarlane, Port Credit.

August 28, 1885

HUSTED-HUNT - On August 26, by Rev. C. O. Johnson, Miss Mary Hunt, to Mr. J. G. Husted, all of Hamilton.

TUCK-BOARD - In this city, August 25, 1885, at the residence of the bride's brothers, 292 Macnab street north, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, Mr. Harry Tuck, to Miss Annie Board, both of this city.

GRANT-PETTIT - At Winona, on August 25, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. R. Duff, Mr. Thomas Grant, of Hamilton, to Maggie a. Pettit, only daughter of William Pettit, Esq.

August 31, 1885

WALKER-HERALD - On November 1, 1884, Alfred Percy Walker, to Emily Kate Herald, both of the city of Hamilton.

RLCHARDSON-LEFEVRE - At the rectory, Forest, on Wednesday, August 19, by the Rev. W. Henderson, Mr. George Richardson, to Miss Emma Lefevre, all of this city.

September 1, 1885

SCHMACHER-GLEBE - On Thursday evening, August 27, at the residence of the bride's parents, 49 Victoria avenue north, Mary Glebe, to George Schmacher, both of this city.

September 4, 1885

SOMERVILLE-LYON - On September 2, at the residence of the bride's mother, 380 Sherborne street, Toronto, by Rev. Dr. Thomas, William Somerville, Jr., of Hamilton, to Ella, daughter of the late James F. Lyon, Esq.

MCCREDIE-MUNRO - At 23 East avenue north, on September 2, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, James McCredie, of Elgin, Illinois, to Reba M., daughter of James Munro.

September 5, 1885

BOURQUE-O'BRIEN - On Septebmer 2, at St. Patrick's Church, by the Rev. Father Cleary, Mr. Alfred Bourque, to Miss Mary O'Brien, both of this city.

September 8, 1885

BEVERIDGE-CHAPPLE - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, John McKeown, No 7 Ontario street, on September 2, 1885, by the Rev. Thomas Scouler, Thomas H. Beveridge, of Toronto, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Chapple, of this city.

September 9, 1885

BRYANT-SIMPSON - At St. George's Church, Birtle, Manitoba, August 31, by the Rev. J. J. Morton, brother-in-law of the bride, Alfred E. Bryant, of Shell River, Manitoba, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter of the late Rev. M. Simpson, rector of Mickfield, Suffolk, England.

WILSON-LESLIE - At the residence of the bride's father, Owen Sound, on Wednesday, September 9, by the Rev. J. Somerville, J. S. Wilson, of Hamilton, to Bella, eldest daughter of James Leslie, Esq.

September 12, 1885

MURRAY-VERNON - On September 10, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, assisted by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Alexander Murray, Jr. to Clarinda Ellen, youngest daughter of Dr. Vernon, all of this city.

BROWN-ROBSON (Galt) - Ida V. Robson was married to R. C. Brown, deputy registrar of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.

September 16, 1885

KING-RAFFINGTON (Chicago) - On Tuesday evening last week a very interesting ceremony took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. Raffington, being the marriage of their daughter, Gertrude Josephine, to William King, formerly of Hamilton, Ontario, now with the C. B. & Q railway in this city. Rev. Herrick Johnston united the young people and the bride looked charming as she whispered the words which made her Mrs. King...

September 17, 1885

HOWELLS-JAMES - Miss Fanny T. James, one of the most widely known and popular young ladies in the city, was married last evening at her father's residence, King William street, to Henry Howells, of Toledo, Ohio. Miss Kilroy was bridesmaid and P. James groomsman. Rev. Canon Curran officiated...

September 18, 1885

RAYCROFT-PENTECOST - On September 16, at All Saints Church, by the Rev. L. DesBrisay, Mr. Thomas Raycroft, to Miss Alice Pentecost, all of this city.

September 19, 1885

HOBBS-COOK - On September 17, at Prospect Place, Hamilton, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, George N. Hobbs, C.S., Brantford, to Aggie, daughter of the late Adam Cook.

PEDLEY-ROBBINS (Brantford) - Rev. C. S. Pedley was married to Miss Alice Bobbins in the Congregational church at New Durham.

September 22, 1885

MCKENZIE-STEWART - At the parsonage, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, Andrew McKenzie, to Marold Hacott Stewart, youngest daughter of William Stewart, Esq., all of this city.

September 23, 1885

ALLAN-HUTTON - On September 21, at the residence of the bride's brother, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, William C. Allan, to Caroline Button, all of this city.

O'BRIEN-VAIL (Halifax) - St. Luke's Cathedral wag crowded to-day by a very brilliant assembly of the elite of the city, with the officers of the army and navy in full uniform, to witness the marriage of Miss Vail, daughter of W. B. Vail, MP for Digby, and Major O'Brien of the Royal Engineers. The couple left this evening on a month's tour of Canada and the United states. It is said the bridegroom, just after the ceremony, received notice of his promotion to the position of Colonel.

September 24, 1885

LOCKIE-SAUNDERS - On September 23, at the residence of the bride father, 151 Bay street north, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Alexander Lockie, to Mary Saunders, all of this city.

September 25, 1885

MARLATT-PEEBLES - On September 23, at the residence of the bride father, Matthew Peebles, Esq., by the Rev. Mr. Cathcart, Mr. C. W. Marlatt, to Miss Minnie B. Peebles, all of Strabane

SMITH-BUCKINGHAM - In this city, on Wednesday, September 21, at the residence of the bride's father, Charles Smith, to Emma A. W., third daughter of William Buckingham, Esq. , all of this city.

SHEILL-FRANKISH - On September 23, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. F. L. V. Ross, No 48 Steven street, by the Rev. George a. Harvey, W. T. Sheill, of Toledo, Ohio, to Carrie M. Frankish, of Lacoile, Quebec.

MOCKRIDGE-IRWIN, MOCKRIDGE-VANINWAGEN - Two brothers of Rev. C. H. Mockridge of this city have just resigned themselves to a matrimonial state. The doctor officiated Wednesday at the wedding of the older of the two, James, who has a responsible position in the Bank of Toronto in Barrie. The bride and groom are both very popular in Barrie and a large crowd of people were present, to witness the ceremony. The bride, Miss Annie Irwin, looked lovely in her bridal dress of white satin...

A few days previous to this ceremony Mr. W. Whitney Mockridge who is well known as a singer of fast increasing fame, was united in marriage to Miss Louise VanInwagen, a charming young Chicago lady. They passed through this city on their wedding tour, paying a visit to their brother

here, took a run to Barrie, and from there went their way to New York where the two couples will meet to enjoy the sights of that famous city. Mr. James Mockridge will resume his position in Barrie and Mr. W. Mockridge will reside in New York. He is at present fulfilling an engagement as tenor soloist at the great musical festival which is being held this week at Worcester, Mass.

September 26, 1885

MURTON-ROPER - At the residence of the bride's mother, Hamilton, on September 25, 1885, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, J. W. Murton, to Charlotte Emily, second daughter of the late J. H. Roper.

September 29, 1885

SWANNELL-PEERIE - In this city, on September 26, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, F. W. Swannell, to Christina, second daughter of Mr. W. Peerie, of Port Credit.

September 30, 1885

TAYLOR-SMITH - At the residence of the bride's guardian, 192 Main street west, on September 29, by the Rev. D, W. Snider, Mr. Dexter F. Taylor, of Huron, Wayne, New York, to Sarah E. Smith, of Hamilton

MACDONALD-SCOVIL - At All Saints Church, on September 29, by the Rev. Lestock DesBrisay, B.A., rector, brother in law of the bride, assisted by the Rev. George A. Forneret, M.A., of Dundas, Charles A. Macdonald, B.A., barrister-at-law, to Helen A., daughter of the late Rev. Richard G. Scovil, both of St. John, New Brunswick:.

MILLER-WRIGHT - On September 28, at Mountain City, Manitoba, Ellis Challis Miller, to Harriet Caroline, daughter of the late Joseph Wright, of Dundas.

October 1, 1885

NELSON-WRIGHT - In this city, on September 30, at the Episcopal Palace, Sheaffe street, by the Very Rev. E. I. Heenan, V.G., Frank Nelson, M.A., of the "Hamilton Times", to Kathleen Claudia, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Wright, of Hamilton.

October 2, 1885

YOUNG-POWELL - In this city, on September 30, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Dr. Hunter, Wellington A. Young, son of Alexander Young, Esq., to Eva H., fourth daughter of W. B. Powell, Esq.

CLOUGHER-ADAMS - Mr. T. B. Clougher, business manager of “The Week”, and who formerly filled the same position for the "Hamilton Tribune", was married in Toronto on Thursday to Miss Clara Adams, eldest daughter of the late John Adams, of Winnipeg.

October 3, 1885

COOK-CANFIELD (Acton) - J. S. Cook, pastor of the Methodist church, Bluevale, was married to Miss S. O. Canfield, of Quebec.

October 7, 1885

ARLAND-POLLOCK - At St. Patrick's Church, on October 6, by the Rev. Father Cleary, W. H. Arland, to Elizabeth Alice, youngest daughter of the late John Pollock.

October 8, 1885

TODD-POPE (Ottawa) - Lieutenant Todd, one of the officers who served with the sharpshooters in the Northwest Rebellion, was to-day married to Miss Pope, daughter of Mr. Richard Pope, clerk of the crown in chancery.

October 12, 1885

BALL-RUTHVEN - On Wednesday, October 7, at St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, by the Rev. Canon Reid, D.D., Alfred A. Ball, of Niagara, to Harriet Emelia, daughter of the late James Ruthven, of Grimsby.

October 16, 1885

RANDALL-MCMENEMY - At the residence of the bride's father, 133 West avenue north, on Tuesday, October 13, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, James Randall, to Martha, daughter of James McMenemy, all of this city.

LYALL-FOX (Brantford) - Miss Belle Fox, the well known singer, was married to Mr. George Lyall, of St. Louis, Mo. She was given a nice present by the girls of her Sunday-school class.

October 17, 1885

WEIR-STEWART - On October 15, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Mr. W. Alexander Weir, barrister, of Montreal, to Ada, eldest daughter of Mr. W. C. Stewart, No 25 Hunter street west.

LEITCH-MILNE - On October 15, at the residence of the bride's rather, Victoria avenue south, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, William G. Leitch, to Lizzie, only daughter of Alexander Milne.

October 19, 1885

DOMVILLE-PETTIGREW - At St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, Alfred E. Domville, to Rebecca, second daughter of John Pettigrew.

WATEROUS-MCGEARY (Brantford) - D. J. Waterous was married to Miss Lizzie McGeary.

October 21, 1885

RYAN-LANNON (Brantford) - John Ryan of the "Expositor" was married to Miss Kate Lannon.

October 22, 1885

GORDON-RICHTER - At the Centenary Church, on October 21, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, W. G. F. Gordon, to Katie M. P. Richter, both of this city.

October 23, 1885

SCANLON-DURNING - Thomas J. Scanlon, who used to be a___ on the "Spectator" and "Tribune", was married in New York on October 19 to Miss Alice Durning of Middleton, NY His best man was Phil Obermeyer, also a Hamilton printer, who is doing well in New York.

October 27, 1885

CLARK-WESTBROOM - In Toronto, at the residence of the bride's father, on October 22, by the Rev. Dr. Thomas, Benjamin Clark of Hamilton, to Lillie, youngest daughter of N. W. Westbroom, of Toronto.

DOWLE-HENRY - On October 26, at the residence of the bride's father, No 30 Florence street, by the Rev. D. W. Snider, Frank H. Dowle, of Detroit, Mich., to Alice, only daughter of Robert Henry, of this city.

October 29, 1885

O'NEIL-BURNS - At St. Thomas Church, Waterdown, on October 27, by the Rev. Father O'Leary, John O'Neil, of Hamilton, to Mary, daughter of James Burns, of Waterdown.

OSBORNE-SPRINGER - At the Church of the Ascension, on October 28, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, Bryson Osborne, to Charlotte, second daughter of the late Oliver Springer.

October 31, 1885

STEWART-HENDERSON - On Thursday, October 22, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, John Stewart, to Miss Maggie Henderson, third daughter of John M. Henderson.

WOODS-WANZER - At the residence of the bride's uncle, R. M. Wanzer, on Thursday, October 29, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, William Woods, of the firm of Walter Woods & Co., to Sarah H. Wanzer.

November 12, 1885

SHARP-GROVER - At the parsonage of the Gore Street church, on Wednesday, November 11, by the Rev. C. O. Johnston, Mr. Thomas H. Sharp, to Miss Alice Grover, both of Hamilton.

GRANFIELD-HENRY (Brantford) - Horace Granfield was married to Minnie, daughter of George Henry.

November 18, 1885

STUART-MURRAY - In this city, on Monday evening, November 16, by the Rev. Father Cleary, Mr. Alexander Stuart, of Toronto, to Miss R. A. Murray, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Murray of this city

MCDONALD-BEESTON - At St. Patrick's Church, on Monday, November 16, by the Rev. Father Cleary, Mr. John McDonald, eldest son of the late John McDonald, Brantford, to Miss Lizzie Beeston, daughter of Samuel Beeston, of this city.

November 19, 1885

DODGE-LEES - In Dundas, on Wednesday, November 18, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Dr. Laing, Reginald Dodge, to Jennie Ramage, eldest daughter of George Lees, Esq., all of Dundas.

November 20, 1885

EVANS-MURRAY - At the residence of the bride's father, Emerald street, Wednesday, November 18, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Mr. John Evans, of London, Ontario, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. David Murray.

CROSS-MCKENZIE - In Hamilton, on November 18, by the Rev. D. W. Snider, William W. Cross, to Miss Agnes McKenzie, both of this city.

RYAN-WILDMAN (Guelph) - James Ryan, a well known grain buyer on the Guelph market, was married on Tuesday to Maggie Wildman, also of Guelph.

November 21, 1885

FORBES-DUGUID (Guelph) - Miss Jessie Duguid was married on Wednesday to James H. Forbes.

November 24, 1885

MILLER-FOLEY - P. Miller, the good-looking left fielder of the Primrose baseball club, distinguished himself yesterday morning by marrying Miss Nora Foley in St. Patrick's church. There were many friends of the young couple present, and there were many presents from the present friends and many wishes for happiness and prosperity. Miller's matrimonial affair will not prevent his clinging to the noble game.

November 25, 1885

SIMPSON-PARKE - On November 2 at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. R. J. Elliott, of Caledonia, Fristan Simpson, of the township of Onondaga, third son of the late Rev. Maltyward Simpson, rector of Wickfield, Suffolk, England, to Harriet Priscilla, youngest daughter of the late Charles Parke, Esq., of the township of Seneca.

November 27, 1885

HOLDEN-CARLE - In this city, on November 25, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, at the residence of the bride, 192½ James street north, Walter Holden, to Charlotte Carle, daughter of Peter Carle.

JOHNSTON-ARTHUR - On October 6, by the Rev. John Kay, Thomas Johnston, to Mima, youngest daughter of the late Hamilton Arthur, both of this city.

SNOW-BEATTY (Toronto) - The only daughter of James Beatty, Q.C., M.P., was married last night to A. J. Russell Snow, barrister, Ottawa. The bride was the recipient of over 500 articles in presents, amounting to thousands of dollars in value.

November 28, 1885

BUSCOMBE-GIBSON - At Arica, Chili, South America, on October 4, Samuel Buscombe, of Hamilton, to Miss Marion Gibson, of Braxburn, near Edinburgh, Scotland.

December 2, 1885

MCMANUS-LUCAS - On November 30, by Rev. S. J. Hunter, P. G. McManus, to Miss Sarah Lucas, both of Hamilton.

LANNON-RYDER (Brantford) - Thomas H. Lannon, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, formerly of Brantford, was married at Detroit, on Tuesday, November 24, to Miss Ida Ryder, of that city.

December 3, 1885

CHAPPLE-SUTTERBY - In Barton, on December 1, by the Rev. G. Ferguson, James Chapple, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of John Sutterby, all of Barton.

CREWS-CHAPMAN - By the bride's father, assisted by Rev. T. Crews, on Wednesday, December 2, Rev. A. C. Crews, of St. Catharines, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Rev. William Chapman, of London.

December 4, 1885

HARLEY-CORMACK (Galt) - Miss Lizzie Cormack was married to Frank Harley.

December 5, 1885

STIRTON-CREAR - At 214 West Adams street, Chicago, on November 25, by the Rev. E. H. Sawers, pastor of the First Scotch Presbyterian Church, Thomas Stirton, Jr., of this city, to Jessie Crear of Caithness-shire, Scotland.

December 8, 1885

RAYMOND-BOWMAN - At St. Catharines, at the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, December 2, 1885, by the Rev. J. H. Ratcliffe, Montague Raymond, of Clapham, England, to Jane, eldest daughter of J. W. Bowman.

December 18, 1885

WALDIE-JARVIS - On Wednesday, December 16, at the residence of the bride's mother, Trafalgar, by the Rev. M. C. Cameron, B.D., John Waldie, Esq., of Burlington, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late John Jarvis. No cards.

December 19, 1885

MACKAY-NUNES - On November 26, at St. Philip's church, Georgetown, British Guiana, by the Rev. the Lord Bishop of Guiana, assisted by the Rev. John Greathead, Amos Donald Mackay, to Eliza Clarice Nunes, youngest daughter of the late C. I. Nunes, Esq., of Georgetown.

SCOTT-CHAPLIN (St. Catharines) - Dr. Walter Scott, of Winnipeg, has been married to Miss E. H. Chaplin.

December 21, 1885

MCMANN-HALL - In Dundas, on December 16, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. R. W. Woodsworth, Elijah McMann, to Elizabeth Jane, third daughter of Jacob M. Hall.

December 24, 1885

GIBBS-JAMES - In this city, on December 23, at the residence of the bride's mother, 54 Ferguson avenue, by Rev. Dr. Hunter, Charles Gibbs, to Lizzie A. James.

MARTIN-CONVERSE - At St. Patrick's Church, Toronto, on November 13, 1885, by the Rev. Father Carduke, Phillip Martin, Sr., of this city, to Iola E., youngest daughter of Enoch Converse, of South Hadley Park, Mass.

SLAUGHTER-EADY - In Brantford, December 23, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. James McEwen, Mr. Leander Slaughter, of this city, to Miss Kate Eady, of Brantford.

December 25, 1885

RICKETES-HAMILTON - In this city, on December 24, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, Charles Wellesley Ricketes, of Leamington, England, to Jean Chalmers Hamilton, daughter of R. J. Hamilton, of Hamilton.

DUDGEON-JOHNSTON (Guelph) - George Dudgeon, with W. H. Maroon, was married to Kate Johnson, of Galt.