Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1887

January 6, 1887

TOWNSEND-BAILLAIRGE - On January 3, at, the residence of the bride's father, St. Louis street, Quebec, W. G. Townsend, of Hamilton, to Bella, second daughter of Charles Baillairge, Esq.

WORRALL-PUNTER - On January 1, by the Rev. William Massey, St. Luke's church, Henrietta Punter, to William Worrall.

January 8, 1887

MCKEE-MCECHERAN - At the residence of the bride's mother, 59 Concession street, on January 6, by the Rev. Thomas Scoular, William John McKee, of Lockport., N.Y., to Ellen Gordon McEcheran, of this city.

January 10, 1887

HALL-SCACE - (Brantford) Miss Lizzie Scace was married to Mr. J. E. Hall, contractor, of Toronto.

January 13, 1887

PHILLIPS-DUNN - (Brantford) Miss Mary Dunn was married at St. Basil's church to George Phillips.

KLEIN-HILL - (Berlin) Mr. Herman Klein was married at Munro Michigan, to Mrs. Hill.

January 17, 1887

HUNTER-MOONEY - In Christ Church Cathedral, on December 25, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Mr. George Hunter, to Miss Millie Mooney. all of this city.

January 21, 1887

WEBB-BELL - At St. Mark's church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, January 17, by the Rev. R. G. Sutherland, rector, Rev. George H. Webb, of Erin, Ontario, to Caroline Anne, daughter of the late Dr. N. Bell, of Nelson, County of Halton.

STEVENS-HALES - On January 19, at the parsonage, Gore street, Hamilton, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Mr. Will Stevens, to Miss Minnie Hales, fourth daughter of the late R. J. Hales, formerly of Kingston. No cards.

January 24, 1887

BEDELL-CANN - At All Saints Church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, January 19, 1887,by the Rev. C. R. Lee, M.A., rector of Holy Trinity Church, Barton, John Bedell, of Ancaster township, to Rosa Maud, third daughter of Samuel Thomas Cann, Esq, of Wymondham, Norfolk, England.

BACON-LEACH - (Oakville) E. Bacon, of Detroit, was married to Minerva Leach, of this place.

January 25, 1887

ERSKINE-SNODGRASS - At the residence of R. Allen, Esq., 11 King William street, on January 19, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Harry Erskine, of London, Ontario, to Jessie, youngest daughter of the late William Snodgrass, of Hamilton.

January 26, 1887

SMITH-MORAN - At the rectory, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, on January 24, William C. Smith, to Kate Moran, all of this city.

January 27, 1887

MARSHALL-STERNE - On January 25, at the residence of the bride's brother, 31 Walnut street, city, by Rev. C. O. Johnson, George W., eldest son of Thomas Marshall, of Hamilton, to Sarah, eldest daughter of George Thomas Sterne.

STEWART-ANDERSON - At the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, January 26, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Annie M., daughter of Mr. William Anderson, to N. L. Stewart, all of Hamilton.

MACDONALD-WYLD - (Toronto) Society circles were excited to-day over two fashionable weddings. The first was that of Carrie E., only daughter of Frederick Wyld, the well known wholesale drygoods merchant, to Captain W. C. Macdonald, of the Queen's Own Rifles.

BROUSE-GOODERHAM - The second was that of Florence Josephine, eldest unmarried daughter of George Gooderham, to William H. Brouse, barrister, son of the late Senator Brouse. Both couples have gone to the States to spend their honeymoons.

January 28, 1887

GARNHAM-CHANDLER - On January 19, at the Elm Street Methodist Church, Toronto, by the Rev. John Potts, D.D., Rev. W. H. Garnham, Brantford, to Miss F. Chandler, Toronto.

January 29, 1887

GREIG-BLAYLOCK - (Brantford) Will Greig was married to Kate Blaylock.

February 2, 1887

MCHAFFIE-THOMPSON - Capt. Frank McHaffie and Miss Eva M. Thompson, formerly of Brantford, were married in Syracuse recently.

BLOTT-BROOKS - At Wardsville, on February 2, by the Rev. W. T. Taylor, incumbent, St James Church, William R. J. Blott, of Wardsville, to Henrietta Brooks, of Hamilton.

February 8, 1887

TURNER-CAMPBELL - On February 1, 1887, at the parsonage, Bartonville, by the Rev. George Ferguson, uncle of the bride, Carrie A., only daughter of the late James Campbell, to Mr. D. Turner, both of this city.

February 10, 1887

BOGGS-MACKAY - At the residence of the bride's parents, February 9, Nathan G. Boggs, of Hamilton, to Maggie Stuart, youngest daughter of Mr. James Mackay, East Flamborough.

February 16, 1887

TURNER-ROCAP - In Grace Church, Philadelphia, on February 14, by the Rev. Dr. Stone, brother-in-law of the bride, Alexander Duncan Turner, of Montreal, to Sarah Flavelle, youngest daughter of J. H. Rocap, of Philadelphia.

February 18, 1887

LOGAN-MILLIGAN - At the residence of the bride's father, on February 16, by the Rev. W. J. Hunter, D.D., Wallace John Logan, Esq., of Holstein, Iowa, to Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Rev. T. W. Milligan, 122 Locke street, Hamilton.

HESSON-LYONS - (Brantford) G. A. Hesson, of Brantford, and Miss Agnes A. Lyons, of Stratford, were married recently.

February 21, 1887

WOODLAND-HEAD - On February 16, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Thomas Head, Houghton Farm, Beverly, Martha Jane eldest daughter, to William H. Woodland, of Dufferin county, Ontario.

February 24, 1887

ALLISON-THEAKER - On January 26, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Swan, William Allison, to Ruth, second daughter of Mr. James Theaker, of Eramosa.

February 25, 1887

WOOD-HARRIS - (St. Catharines) On Wednesday evening a large number of the friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hastings gathered at their residence on Welland avenue in this city to witness the marriage of their niece, Miss Minnie Harris, to Walter F. Wood, of Hamilton. Promptly at 6:30 the Rev. C. O. Johnson,.brother-in-law of the bride, and the Rev. Mr. Maxwell of the St. Paul Street Methodist church united the happy couple in the holy bonds of wedlock...

February 26, 1887

MARSHALL-HORN - On February 23, at the parsonage, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, I. T. Marshall, of Shelbourne, to Miss A. M. Horn, of Winnipeg.

MANARY-HAYLEY - On February 23, 1887, by the Rev. W. D. Rees, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. M. Macdonald, Abingdon, in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends, Mr. William J. Manary, of Binbrook, to Miss H. E. Hayley, of Abingdon.

March 3, 1887

SKINNER-GILLIES - In this city, on March 2nd, at the residence of the bride's parents, 40 Hunter street west, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Robert Burns, second son of Lieutenant-Colonel Skinner, to Catherine Ida, eldest daughter of Alexander Gillies.

March 9, 1887

FLETCHER-HUGHES - On March 7, at Jerseyville, by the Rev. L. Cohoe, Alfred B. Fletcher, of Hamilton, to Annie Corke, daughter of Mrs. John Hughes, of Burlington Beach.

CHAPLIN-BURGESS - (St. Catharines) J. D. Chaplin was married to Miss E. E. Burgess, at Chicago.

March 11, 1887

CLARK-COOLEY - On Wednesday, March 2, at the residence of the bride's mother, Batavia, N.Y., by the Rev. W. A. Hitchcock, D.D., George Clark, of Ancaster, Ontario, to Margarette, eldest daughter of the late William A. Cooley, of Ancaster.

March 12, 1887

SIMPSON-WESTBROOK - (Brantford) Lilly Westbrook and Michael Simpson of Onondaga were married.

March 15, 1887

WADE-EAGER - At the parsonage, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Mr. Robert Wade, to Charlotte Sarah Minnie, second daughter of the late William Eager.

March 17, 1887

SINCLAIR-MARTIN - On March .15, by Rev. C. O. Johnson, Duncan Sinclair, eldest son of John Sinclair, of Toronto, to Miss Lillie Martin, only daughter of Edward Martin, Belfast, Ireland.

March 21, 1887

HENDERSON-REYNOLDS - At Los Angeles, California, on March 1, 1887, by the Rev. P. S. Cantine, Mr. William Henderson, son of Mr. John Henderson, of Bohare, Banffshire, Scotland, to Miss Emily Reynolds, the second daughter of Mr. George Reynolds, 92 Robinson street, west of Locke street, Hamilton, both formerly of this city.

March 25, 1887

BARRETT-LIMIN - On Wednesday, March 23, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, D.D., Mr. William Charles Barrett, to Emily J., second daughter of Mr. Charles Limin, all of this city.

SMITH-BINNINGTON - On March 22, at Central Presbyterian Church, by Rev. S. Lyle, Sarah A. Binnington, to George J. Smith, all of this city.

March 26, 1887

CAMERON-MCMACKON - (Acton) Councillor John Cameron was married to Miss Lizzie McMackon, of Highgate.

March 31, 1887

WHITE-CHOLERTON-HALL - On Wednesday, March 23, at St. Alban's Church, Moosomin, N.W.T., by the Rev. W. Nicolls, William White, Esq., of Osgoode Hall, barrister-at-law, to Frances Louise, eldest daughter of the late Bolton Cholerton-Hall, Esq., R.A.

April 1, 1887

BURNS-MCINTYRE - In this city, on March 30, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Mr. Samuel Burns, of York street, to Miss Ellen McIntyre, second daughter of the late Alexander McIntyre, of Puslinch, both of this city.

MCGILVREY-RUSSEL - On Wednesday, March 30, at the residence of bride's father, Upper James, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Donald McGilvrey, to Maggie, daughter of Richard Russel, all of this city. No cards.

April 2, 1887

SPEAR-STUART - At the residence of the bride's sister, on March 31, by the Rev. T. J. McFaddin, W. H. Spear, to Elsie, youngest daughter of W. Stuart, Banffshire, Scotland, both residents of this city.

April 7, 1387

JOLLEY-LUCAS - On April 6, by the Rev. C. H. Mockridge, Willie D. Jolley, to Ida, fourth daughter of Robert Lucas, Esq., both of this city.

April 13, 1887

WILSON-MARKS - On Monday, April 11, at the residence of the bride’s brother, 147 Main street east, by the Rev. Mr. Anderson, George Wilson, to Louisa Marks, all of this city.

RIDOUT-MACPHERSON - (Toronto) There was a brilliant gathering in St. Paul's Church this afternoon to witness the marriage of Miss Christina MacPherson daughter of Sir David Macpherson, to Percival R. Ridout, son of the late Joseph R. Ridout, of this city. The bride had five bridesmaids and four little boys dressed in velvet carried her train. The Bishop of Toronto officiated, assisted by Canon Dumoulin and Rev. T. O. Desbarres. After the ceremony a reception was held at Sir David's residence Chestnut Park. The happy pair left on the evening train for Hamilton.

MASON-KERNIGHAN - At Christ Church, West Flamborough, yesterday, Miss May Kernlghan, only daughter of Andrew Kernighan, Rockton, was married to R. A. Mason, of the Northwest Territories. The bride was beautifully dressed and looked as charming and happy as her numberless friends wished her. She was attended by Miss Bella Geohagen of West Flamborough, and Miss Victoria Mason, of Barrie. Miss Wishart played Mendelssohn's wedding march at the conclusion of the ceremony. Rev. T. Geohagen and R. K. Kernighan, brother of the bride, supported the groom who is a nephew of the late Chief Justice Harrison, and Rev. Richard Harrison, rector of St. Matthew's , Toronto, who married them.

April 14, 1887

MALCOLMSON-FALLAWAY - At the residence of the bride's mother, on April 13, by the Rev. G. A. Forneret, James Malcolmson, to Jennie, eldest daughter of the late W. Fallaway.

MYERS-PEACOCK - At the residence of the bride's father, on April 13, by the Rev. Canon Curran, William Myers, to Susan, eldest daughter of Arthur Peacock, Esq., of 304 King street east.

April 16, 1887

GAY-DONNELLEY - In New York city, on Wednesday, April 13, by the Rev. Dr. Ormiston, Mr. John B. Gay, to Miss Emily M. Donnelley.

MCINTOSH-DUGUID - (Guelph) Maggie Duguid was married to James McIntosh, or Toronto.

April 19, 1887

FRASER-BURT - On April 16, by the Rev. John Gall, Donald Fraser, to Mrs. Phoebe Burt, all of this city.

April 21, 1887

FAUCETT-MARSHALL - On April 19, by the Rev. Mr. Mockridge, D.D., James Faucett, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, to Miss Mary Marshall, of this city.

BARNETT-BAINBRIDGE - In this city, on April 19, by Rev. T. J. McFaddin, Alexander Barnett, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Bainbridge, of Wiarton, Ontario.

HARRINGTON-DALTON - (Brantford) Miss Lizzie Dalton and William Harrington, of London, were married in St. Basil's church.

April 22, 1887

BELANGER-FULKINGHAM In this city, on April 20, by the Rev. V. H. Emory, Almeda, only daughter of the late Joseph Fulkingham, of this city, to G. Belanger, of Montreal.

April 23, 1887

BROHMAN-BAUER - At St. Thomas Church, Waterdown, on April 20, by the Rev. G. Brohman, brother of the groom assisted by the Rev. J. S. O'Leary, A. Brohman, Esq., of Mildmay, Ontario, to Matilda A., daughter of L. Bauer, Esq., of Pines, Aldershot, Ontario.

WHITE-HAYDEN - There was a large crowd in Christ Church, Woodburn, the occasion being the marriage of Miss Mary Ann Hayden, of Woodburn,and Mr. William White, of Colorado. The service was performed by Rev. Thomas Smith, the incumbent. The bride was attended by Miss Helena Twiss, her cousin, and the groom by Mr. Beverly Smith. This being the first wedding in the new church, the bride was presented with a handsome Bible from the clergyman and a well-filled purse from the congregation for her services as organist of Christ Church. Her father, the late Mr. Thomas Hayden, was the first organist in Woodburn, she taking his place at the age of fourteen years. After the service in the church, a large number of friends of the bride and groom repaired to the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. H. M. Ptolemy, and there partook of a wedding supper, after which the young couple took the train for Detroit followed by the best wishes of their many friends.

April 25, 1887

CLOYD-GREENLEES - On April 19, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. David Hunt, Mr. William Cloyd, of Waterdown, to Miss Catharine, eldest daughter of George J. Greenlees, Esq., Nelson.

April 26, 1887

WESTBROOK-HACKER - (Brantford) Fred Westbrook, bicyclist, was married on April 19, to Mattie Hacker, of Providence, Rhode Island. He comes back to Brantford to run the Commercial Hotel.

April 27, 1887

POWIS-STRANGHAM - At St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, on Monday, April 20, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, assisted by the Rev. Canon Read, D.D., William Powis, of Toronto, to Mary Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Alexander Strangham, Esq., of Brighton, England.

HOVER-GAULTER - At the residence of the bride's mother, Bloomington, Illinois, by the Rev. John L. Jackson, Mr. John Hover, formerly of this city, but now of Brannerd, Minn., to Miss Jennie Gaulter.

April 28, 1887

STERNE-DUNBAR - In this city, on April 26, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Thomas B. Sterne, to Fannie H. Dunbar.

GLAZIER-WILLIAMS - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on April 26, by Rev. E.I. Heenan, W. Nelson Glazier, of Hamilton, to Laura, eldest daughter of Henry Williams, of England.

April 29, 1887

RITCH-HARPER - In this city, on April 27, at the residence of the bride's mother, Main street east, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Maggie Nimo, youngest daughter of the late Andrew Harper, to Robert Ritch, all of this city.

PHILP-TAYLOR - On April 27, at the residence of the bride's grandfather, George Coumbe, Esq., by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Frank W. Philp, son of James Philp, Esq., to Maggie, second daughter of John Taylor, Esq., both of this city.

STEPHENS-SMITH - At Christ Church Cathedral, on Thursday, April 28, by Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., Alfred Livingstone Stephens, of Collingwood, to Annie Worsley Smith, daughter of John Smith, Esq, immigration agent at Hamilton.

MACPHERSON-DARTNELL - April 28, at the residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Brooks, by Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., William John Macpherson, of this city, to May Brooks, youngest daughter of the late George Dartnell, Esq., of Madras, India.

May 4, 1887

WOODMAN-NEIGHORN - On April 28, by the Rev. D. W. Snider, Frank G. Woodman, of Manchester, England, to Marie L. Neighorn, eldest daughter of Charles Neighorn, Esq., of this city.

May 5, 1887

SMITH-ELLIOTT - On May 2, by the Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., W. P. Smith, to Miss E. Elliott, all of this city.

May 9, 1887

OLMSTED-SMITH - On the afternoon of Wednesday May 4, a grand gathering of over one hundred young people assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Olmsted, of Ancaster, to witness the marriage of Miss Ella Madilla Smith to Franklin Edgerson Olmsted, of Saltfleet. The bride was supported by Misses Maggie Smith, sister of the bride, and Mary Philp, of Scotland, Ontario. The bride was beautifully attired in cream satin as also were the bridesmaids. The groomsmen were Alva White, of Hamilton, and Harry Spohn, of Ancaster. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Dyer, pastor of Bowman church...

May 11, 1887

CANN-BAUVILLE - In Minneapolis, on April 28, by the Rev. C. E. Hixen, Mr. Thomas F. Cann, of Minneapolis, fourth son of the late Samuel Cann, of this city, to Miss Maud Bauville, of London, Ontario.

May 14, 1887

CHULTZ-EDGCOMBE - In this city, on May 12, by the Rev. Dr. W. J. Hunter, Miss Annie Edgcombe, second daughter of the late O. W. Edgcombe, of this city, to Mr. Frederick Chultz, of Buffalo, N.Y.

May 16, 1887

ARMSTRONG-KENSHAW - In this city, on May 12, Mr. William Armstrong, to Miss Mattie Kenshaw, all of this city.

May 18, 1887

WILLMORE-GRANT - On May 12, at New York, H. Willmore, of New Haven, formerly of Hamilton by Rev.------,-----daughter of William Grant, of S----cans, Vermont.

May 20, 1887

SHARON-SMITH - (Windsor) Henry Sharon, the dashing young man from Chicago who eloped with Florence Smith of Ingersoll, Ontario, on Monday and was interrupted in Windsor and robbed of his girl by Papa Smith, crossed to Detroit and put up at the Russel House last evening. This time he was accompanied by the young lady, now Mrs. Sharon. On Wednesday Sharon returned to Ingersoll where he argued to such good advantage with the old gentleman that the latter finally struck his colours and gave his consent to the marriage. Sharon claims to be a Chicago real estate dealer. He says the trouble all sprang from jealousy on the part of the new Mrs. Sharon's elder sister who somehow imagined Mr Sharon was getting the bride mixed. The bride is said to be but 17 years old, quite pretty and accomplished. The happy couple left for Chicago to-day.

May 26, 1887

SWINTON-BALL - On Tuesday, May 17, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, of Hamilton, James Swinton, of Toronto, late of Hamilton, to Zephy Ida, fifth daughter of James Ball, Esq., Caledonia.

ALLEN-REID - On May 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. John Morton, Maggie B, third daughter of A. A. Reid, to Thomas A. Allen, of Carleton Place.

May 27, 1887

WARDROPE-MACDONALD - Miss Elizabeth Macdonald, daughter of Dr. Macdonald, was married last evening to Mr. Wardrope, of Guelph, son of Rev. Dr. Wardrope, of the same place. The ceremony took place at the house of the bride's father and was witnessed by a large and fashionable assemblage.

May 28, 1887

JOHNSTON-MITCHELL - At Hamilton, on May 23, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, J. W. Johnston, to Miss Charlotte Mitchell, third daughter of Mr. Alfred Mitchell.

May 31, 1887

PILTON-SHAW On May 24, at St. Luke's Church, Hamilton, by the Rev. William Massey, Mr. George Pilton, eldest son of Mr. William Pilton, native of Somersetshire, England, to Miss Elizabeth Shaw, third daughter of Mr. Henry Shaw, native of Cheshire, England.

June 2, 1887

SMITH-RYMAL - At Glenwood, on June 1, by Rev. Thomas Boyd, Mr. Erskine Smith, to Miss Rowena Rymal, youngest daughter of David Rymal, of Glenwood.

HAMMOND-YOUNG - On Wednesday, June 1, 1887, by Rev. William Massey, M.A., St. Luke's Church, Ann Young, to Thomas Hammond, both of Hamilton.

CAMPBELL-ARMSTRONG - On June 1, at the residence of the bride's father, 95 Market street, by the Rev. G. A. Forneret, M.A., John Campbell, of Stockton, California, to Barbara, only daughter of Isaac Armstrong, Esq., of this city.

June 3, 1887

MURTON-EASTWOOD - At the residence of the bride's father, East Hamilton, on June 1, by the Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., Charles A. Murton, to Ettie Kerr Eastwood, daughter fo John Eastwood, Esq.

VANALLEN-WADDELL - At the residence of the bride's mother, 94 James street south, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, E. VanAllen, to Miss Clara Waddell.

DANIEL-FIELD - At Christ Church Cathedral, Wednesday, June 1, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, A. J. Daniel, of Toronto, to Nellie, second daughter of John Field, of this city.

TURNER-DARKE - At St. Paul's Church, Glanford, on June 2, by the Rev. C. E. Lee, M.A., Archelaus Scerl Turner, third son of Alfred Turner, Esq., Wickham Villa, Barton, to Lucy Kate, only daughter of the late James W. Darke, of Barton.

June 4, 1887

WELCH-CARMICHAEL - In this city, on June 2, by Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., Thomas J. Welch, of Toronto, to Louise, youngest daughter of J. B. Carmichael, of this city.

ROBERTS-HINCHCLIFFE - In All Saints Church, on June 2, by Rev. G. A. Forneret, Richard Roberts, to Ada, eldest daughter of Robert Hinchcliffe, all of this city.

June 6, 1887

DEGEAR-LAURIE - On May 17, Jacob C. DeGear was married at Battleford to Miss Jessie Florence Laurie, youngest daughter of Editor P. G. Laurie, of the Saskatchewan "Herald", and grand-daughter of the late Sheriff Carney of Sault Ste Marie. Mr. and Mrs. DeGear left Battleford, May 18, for this city where they will take up their residence.

June 10, 1887

BANKIER-STUART - At Christ Church Cathedral, on June 8, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, assisted by Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., Patrick Macindoe Bankier, barrister, to Margaret Jane, only surviving daughter of John Stuart, Esq., of Inglewood.

MCDONOUGH-KELLY - One of Hamilton's songbirds has been captured and carried off. Miss Annie Kelly, one of the most valued members of the choir of St. Mary's Cathedral, was married yesterday to James McDonough, former G.T.R. news agent here, and now occupying a similar position in Port Huron, Michigan. The ceremony took place in the cathedral early yesterday morning, Rev. Father Heenan, V.G., being the officiating clergyman...

June 13, 1887

LEATHERDALE-GALLAGHER - At Detroit, on June 6, Thomas J. Leatherdale, of Galt, Ontario, to Margaret, fourth daughter of James Gallagher, of this city.

June 14, 1887

COON-SMITH - At Christ Church Cathedral, on June 9, by Rev. Canon Mockridge, D.D., Harvey Alfonso Coon, of Norwich, to Mauritana, eldest daughter of the late Sylvester Smith, of Helderlenge Hall, Winona.

NEWMARCH-BARNES - By Rev. C. O. Johnson, on June 13, James Newmarch, formerly of England, to Octavia, only child of W. C. Barnes, formerly of England, but now of this city.

June 16, 1887

USSHER-DALLEY - On June 14, at St. Peter's Church, Niagara Falls, N.Y., by the Rev. F. Rosenmuller, Charles Essex Edgeworth Ussher, of Montreal, to Theodosia Leonora, daughter of the late Edwin Dalley of this city.

June 17, 1887

SINCLAIR-EASTER - At the Church of the Ascension, on June 15, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, George Leask Sinclair, of this city, to Martha Ann Easter, eldest daughter of Frederick Easter, Esq., of Barton.

THOMAS-GILMORE - In this city, on June 15, by Rev. Vernon H. Emory, Owen Thomas, to Sarah Gilmore, all of this city.

June 18, 1887

INGLIS-WILSON - In this city, on June 16, at the residence of the bride's father, No 11 Hess street south, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, Philip T. Inglis, of Port Arthur, to Beatrice, eldest daughter of Mr. John Wilson.

June 20, 1887

YOUNG-SMITH - On Wednesday, June 15, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. W. Wiley, Wallace Young, of Brooklyn, formerly of Hamilton, to Eva L,,daughter of Jacob O. Smith, of Amityville, L.I.

June 21, 1887

STIRTON-MARK - In this city, on June 20, by the Rev. Thomas Goldsmith, John Stirton, to Maggie J., daughter of Mr. Alexander Mark, both of this city.

June 22, 1887

LUMSDEN-RIGSBY - At the residence of the bride's father, 133 King William street, on Tuesday, June 21, by the Rev. Walter Rigsby, brother of the bride, assisted by Rev. W. J. Hunter, D.D., Frederick H. Lumsden, to Eliza, youngest daughter of John Rigsby, all of this city.

MORDEN-WRIGHT - At 36 Crooks street, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Jackson Morden, to Annie, only daughter of William Wright, G.T.R.

June 23, 1887

RICHARDSON-GARSIDE - On June 18, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, James Richardson, to Miss Alice Garside, both of Manchester, England.

BRENT-HARRIS - In this city, on June— , at Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. Canon Mockridge, George -----Brent, Bank of Hamilton here, to Annie, second daughter of John W. Harris.

June 24, 1887

ORR-RIST - On June 22, at 297 Brunswick avenue, Toronto, by the Rev. B. Longley, Charles E. Orr, to Hattie C. Rist, both of this city.

CARMICHAEL-KEMP - On Thursday, June 23, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. C. H. Sutherland, Main street west, by Rev. R. J. Sutherland, Mr. Archibald Carmichael, of Victoria, B.C., to Miss M. L. G. Kemp, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Alexander Kemp, L.L.D.

June 25, 1887

BLACKBUSH-MEILER - At the bride's residence, 87 Florence street, John Blackbush, to Lena Meiler, on June 20, by the Rev. S. Krupp, both of Hamilton.

June 28, 1887

MURRAY-MACDONALD - June 8, at St. Mary's Church, Birnam, Scotland, by the Rev. J. W. Hunter, Thomas Middleton Murray, W. S. Edinburgh, second son of the late Kenneth Murray, Esq., of Glenloe, to Caroline, daughter of Walter Ross Macdonald, Esq., barrister, Hamilton.

June 29, 1887

MACADAMS-FULLER - At St. Thomas Church, on Tuesday, June 28, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Alexander H. MacAdams, to Henrietta Lillian, daughter of Richard Fuller, Esq.

MERRITT-HOWLAND - (Toronto) Miss Howland, daughter of Sir W. P. Howland, was married in St. James Cathedral this morning to Henry R. Merritt. There was a large and fashionable gathering.

June 30, 1887

MESTON-AINSLIE - In this city, on June 29, at the residence of the bride's father, No 35 Markland street, Thomas Meston, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. William Ainslie, all of this city

NEWBERRY-BRENNAN - On June 29, at the residence of the bride's mother, John street, by the Rev. T. Goldsmith, Frank R. Newberry, to Ida Brennan, daughter of the late J. Brennan, both of this city.

July 2, 1887

WILLIAMS-ROBINSON - At Violet Hill, Township of Mono, on Wednesday, June 29, by the Rev. John Stewart, of Pakenham, assisted by Rev. W, Booth, of Rosemount, at the residence of the bride's father, John Walter, of Toronto, eldest son of fir. John Williams of this city, to Emma Sarah, fourth daughter of Mr. Francis Robinson, of Violet Hill.

PRITCHARD-BLACK - In this city, on Thursday, June 31, by the Rev. J. Morton, Henry T. Pritchard, of Ottawa, to Maggie R. Black, of Hamilton.

July 4, 1887

PHILLIPS-SIMMONS - At Cainsville, Brant county, on July 1, by the Rev. William German, Joshua, eldest son of Joshua Phillips, to Jennie, youngest daughter of Maria Simmons, all of the city of Hamilton.

July 6, 1887

WILLARD-JAMIESON - At Westover, on June 29, by Rev. Mr. Harris, assisted by Rev. Mr. Spencer, A. Willard, to Theresa, eldest daughter of John Jamieson, Esq., all of Westover.

JAFFRAY-REYNOLDS - R. M. Jaffray of the Chicago "Canadian-American" has been married to Laura, daughter of Dr. Reynolds, of Berlin.

July 7, 1887

MEILER-WRIGHT - In this city, on July 6, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, George Meiler, to Annie, second daughter of Peter Wright, of Denver, Colorado.

TUPPER-MCDONALD - (Halifax) W. J. Tupper, barrister, of Winnipeg, son of Sir Charles.Tupper, was married in St. Matthew’s Church this morning to Margaret, third daughter of Chief Justice McDonald. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert Laing in the presence of a few relations and friends.

July 8, 1887

PARKER-MCKERLIE - On Thursday, July 7, at the residence of the bride's mother, Jennie, only daughter of Mrs. McKerlie, to L. H. Parker, both of this city.

July 15, 1887

WAGNER-WARMINGTON - In this city, on July 13, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, J. Wagner, to Agnes, daughter of H. G. Warmington, all of this city.

July 16, 1887

BAXTER-KER - On Wednesday, July 13, 1887, at the residence of the bride's father, Niagara Falls South, by the Rev. R. Hobbs, Mr. David T. Baxter, dentist of the city of Hamilton, to M. Blanche Ker, eldest daughter of Walter Ker, Esq.

STEEL-RIDDEL - On Wednesday morning, July 13, 1887, at St. Timothy's Church, Roxborough, Philadelphia, by the Rev. H. O. Riddel, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. R. E. Dennison, Florence Louise, eldest daughter of T. Ewing Riddel, Esq., to the Rev. Charles Leighton Steel, of Covington, Tennessee.

July 21, 1887

FITZGERALD-FINICANE - At Christ Church Cathedral, by Rev. Canon Mockridge, Florence M. , eldest daughter of S. Finicane, M.D., D.I.G.E.N., to Staff-Surgeon M. Fitzgerald, R. N. Hospital, Esquimalt, V.I.

WEBBER-WALDHOF - July 17, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. William J. Maxwell, George T. Webber, of Guelph, to Agnes Waldhof, youngest daughter of William Waldhof, 28 Rebecca street.

July 28, 1887

BESSEY-EDDY - (Ottawa) J. B. Bessey, stock broker of this city, was married at Hull to-day to Miss Ella Eddy, only child of E. B. Eddy, the well known lumber manufacturer. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. W. Carson of the Dominion Methodist church.

August 3, 1887

CHEVES-BRUCE - On August 26, at Holy Trinity church, Brompton, London, England, by the Rev. T. Austen Holcroft, vicar of Mitford, assisted by the Rev. Lewis Bartlett, James Trelawney Cheves, M.R.C.S. of Liskcard, England, to Bella Paton, eldest daughter of Alexander Bruce, of this city.

August 4, 1887

LAVELLE-QUIGLEY - In this city, on August 3, at St. Patrick's church, by the Rev. J. J. Craven, Miss Mary Quigley, to Robert Lavelle, both of this city.

August 5, 1887

PERKINS-CARTER - By Rev. E. J. Maxwell, on August 3, at the residence of William Clark, 138 Rebecca street, Mr. William Perkins,.Grimsby, to Miss Sarah E. Carter, of this city.

August 23, 1887

HAWKES-HENDERSON - In this city, on August 22, at the residence of the bride's parents, 159 Catherine street north, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Fred Hawkes, to Ida Henderson, all of this city.

August 26, 1887

HESLOP-HOOD - On August 17, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. C. Dracon, Wesley H. Heslop, to Rebecca, daughter of James Hood, Esq., all of Beverly.

August 27, 1887

WHITE-MILNE - At Toronto, on August 17, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. H. M. Parsons, Albin, third daughter of William Milne, to William White, of Hamilton. No cards.

BURDON-KIRKENDALE - On August 25, at the residence of the bride's mother, 44 Hunter street east, Charles A. Burdon, to Louise Lyal Kirkendale, daughter of the late Levi Pottruff.

ROLSTON-COATES - In this city, on June 1, by the Rev. F. Coleman, Edward D. Rolston, to Lizzie A., daughter of Henry M. Coates, all of this city.

September 1, 1887

FITZGERALD-HUNTER - In this city, on August 31, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the very Rev. E. L. Heenan, Mr. M. J. Fitzgerald, of Ingersoll, to Miss Kate Hunter, of this city.

September 2, 1887

MURPHY-GRIFFITH - On August 31, at Trinity Church, Quebec, by the Rev. Ker, of Mitchell, Ontario, William G. Murphy, of Mitchell, Ontario, to Julia, youngest daughter of H. Griffith, Esq., of Quebec.

BOWSTEAD-GOODACRE - At Wesley Church parsonage, by Rev. W. J. Maxwell, on September 4, William Bowstead, Jr., of this city, to Nellie Goodacre, of Augusta, Eau Claire county, Wisconsin.

September 3, 1887

ROBINSON-MASON - On September 1, at the residence of the bride's father, Elwood Robinson, to Ida Mason, both of this city.

BROWN-JAMES - Last Wednesday evening, R. B. Brown, traveller for Orr, Harvey, & Co, of this city, was married to Miss Mary Frances James. The event took place at the residence of the bride's father, near Oil Springs. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice James, the bride's sister, and Miss Jessie Brown, of Brigden. The groom was supported by P. C. McEwan of Hamilton. The bride looked charming in a dress of cream silk. The ceremony was performed in the open air, the company standing in order on the lawn. Many guests were present and the bride received a great array of useful and handsome gifts.

September 15, 1887

ALEXANDER-CHILMAN - At the residence of the bride's mother, 48 Hannah street west, on Wednesday, September 14th by the Rev. John Morton, Arthur Alexander, of New York, to Elsie Evelyn, fourth daughter of the late Isaac C. Chilman.

KENNEDY-DAVIS - On September 14, by the Rev. J. M. Dyer, at the residence of the bride's father, Saltfleet, J. F. Kennedy, editor of the "Dufferin Advertiser", Orangeville, to Hattie May, second daughter of W. A. Davis, Esq.

WORTHINGTON-COOK - (Toronto) There was a large and fashionable gathering at the Metropolitan Church this morning to witness the marriage of Norreys Worthington, of Sherbrooke, Quebec, to Miss Emma Cook, daughter of H. A. Cook, M.P. A reception was afterward held at the residence of the bride's parents. Many costly and elaborate presents were received by the happy couple who left this afternoon for an extended tour in the United States.

September 16, 1887

SHAW-NORTHEY - On September 13, at Calvary Chapel, New York city, by the Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, Robert Shaw, eldest son of the late Major Robert Shaw, of the East India's Company service, to Mary, eldest daughter of Thomas Northey, Esq., Toronto, Ontario, late of Hamilton.

September 19, 1887

GILLESPIE-WILD - At the bride's residence, Toronto, September 7, 1887, Dy Rev. Dr. Wild, assisted by Rev. Dr. Thomas, Emma Virginia Bogart, only daughter of Rev. Dr. Wild, to Will F. Gillespie, of Hamilton, Ontario. No cards.

September 20, 1887

BOSWELL-BOURKE - In Toronto, on September 5, 1887, by the Rev. S. J. Shorey, Elizabeth J., second daughter of the late John Bourke, Esq., of Hamilton, to George Boswell, of London, England, late of Hamilton.

FAIRCHILD-JACKSON - A pleasant affair occurred at Maplehurst, Bergen county, New Jersey, the summer residence of William B. Ellison of New York, the brother-in-law of the bride, on Thursday, September 15, being the occasion of the marriage of Dr. R. M. Fairchild, assistant physician at the asylum of Hamilton, Ontario, and eldest son of Stephen Fairchild of Mount Pleasant, Brant county, to Nellie Adelaide, third daughter of William Jackson, formerly of St. Thomas, and now residing at Shelby, Ohio. The wedding was a quiet one, there being none but the immediate relatives of the parties present. The happy couple after a wedding tour of the principal eastern cities will take up residence at Hamilton.

September 21, 1887

RAWLINGS-BARKER - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, on Tuesday, September 20, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, William R. Rawlings, to Grace E. Barker, all of this city.

GWYNNE-CLARKE - (Ottawa) St. George's Church was the scene of an interesting wedding ceremony this afternoon when W. R. Gwynne, barrister of Toronto, and son of Justice Gwynne of the Supreme Court, was married to Mrs. Clarke, daughter of the Hon. James Cockburn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. G. Baldwin, of Toronto, assisted by Rev. Owen Jones.

September 22, 1887

RALPH-RIGG - At the residence of the bride's parents, 180 John street north, on September 21, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Robert Ralph, of this city, to Jennie, third daughter of Mr. William Rigg, formerly of Stratford.

MCGILLIVRAY-ALLAN - On September 21, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Alexander McGillivray, to Susie R. Allan, all of this city.

HARRISON-ARMOUR - On September 21, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. E. Richards, of St. Louis, Mr. James Harrison, druggist, of this city, to Annie E., daughter of William Armour, Esq., Duplain, Michigan.

September 24, 1887

BROWN-WILKINS - At Christ Church R. E., Barrie, on September 14, by the Rev. W. H. Barnes, Samuel J. T. Brown, of this city, to Julia J., youngest daughter of James Wilkins, Esq., of Barrie.

September 26, 1887

HENDERSON-CHISHOLM - At Stratford, on Wednesday, September 21, by the Rev. E. W. Panton, A. S. Henderson, to Margaret King, eldest daughter of the late William Chisholm, Esq., of Hamilton.

September 29, 1887

OBERMEYER-MCDONOUGH - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on September 28, by very Rev. E. I. Heenan, vicar-general, Henry M. Obermeyer, to Ellen McDonough.

October 4, 1887

THOMPSON-FIELD - At Burford, by the Rev. Mr. Collins, W. H. Thompson, to Emma J., youngest daughter of Aid. J. Field, Hamilton.

October 7, 1887

BURKHOLDER-GAGE - On October 5, at the residence of the bride's father, Bartonville, by the Rev. Mr. Stobbs, Harry F. Burkholder, eldest son of William S. Burkholder, to Maggie M. Gage, eldest daughter of John W. Gage, Esq., reeve of Barton.

MCKILLOP-SPENCE - On June 17, at St. James Church, Dundas, by the Rev. A. Irving, Robert McKillop, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of James Spence, Esq., all of this city.

October 8, 1887

BROWN-SAWYER - On October 6, at the Central Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Henry Brown, Lowell, Mass, to Mary E., eldest daughter of ----- D. Sawyer, of this city.

BECKERSON-MARRIOTT - On Tuesday, October 4, by Rev. John Cooley, Mr. Robert Beckerson, to Mrs. Ellen Marriott, both of Hamilton.

October 10, 1887

RYAN-ALTON - On October 5, at the residence of Mr. J. Dunn, 190 Hughson street north, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, Mr. J. C. Ryan, of Hamilton, to Mrs. Mary Alton, of Nelson.

October 11, 1887

FISH-CUMMING - Fred T. Fish, of Chicago, formerly of Hamilton, was married to Miss Nellie Cumming, of this city, on Thursday last at the residence of the groom's sister in Chicago. Miss Jennie Cumming was bridesmaid, Fred Finegan supporting the groom.

October 13, 1887

RAWE-BOYD - In this city, on October 12, at the residence of the bride's mother, 27 Catherine street north, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, Fred W. Rawe, Detroit, to Miss Lizzie Boyd, of Hamilton.

HUNT-TURNER - At Highfield, on Wednesday, October 12, by Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Caroline Elizabeth, daughter of Hon James Turner, to John L. A. Hunt, of London, Ontario.

October 14, 1887

PRINGLE-KINGSMILL - At St. Thomas Church, Walkerton, on Wednesday, October 12, by Rev. William Shortt, Alice Naomi Kingsmill, to Arthur Dunbar Pringle, eldest son of the late J. D. Pringle, Esq., barrister-at-law, Hamilton.

October 15, 1887

DUFFY-POTTRUFF - At the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. S. B. Munhead, Detroit, Michigan, by the Rev. F. A. Smart, Frank J. Duffy, to Miss Mattie Pottruff, both of Hamilton, Ontario.

WHOLTON-MASON - In this city, October 12, 1887, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. Hartley Carmichael, M.A., William Wholton, to Anne Hilliard Mason, both of this city.

JACKSON-MAGEE - On October 12, in Waterdown, at the residence of Mr. Charles Yates, by the Rev. J. Francis, B.D., incumbent of Grace Church, Andrew James Jackson, of this city, to Miss Maggie Magee, formerly of Burlington.

October 17, 1887

WILLSON-SHEPPARD - In this city, on October 12, at the residence of B. H. Webber, 83 Carolina street north, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Albert Frank Willson, of Brantford, to Miss Agnes Victoria Sheppard, adopted daughter of B. H. Webber, this city.

COULTER-VOELKER - At 138 Mary street, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, David Coulter, to Miss Carrie Voelker, all of this city.

October 19, 1887

MCBRIDE-LYONS - On October 18, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the very Rev. E. I. Heenan, vicar-general, Daniel McBride, youngest son of the late Daniel McBride, to-----------youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lyons.

BEASLEY-DAVIS - On Tuesday, October 18, at the residence of the bride's father, 239 Main street east, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Alex C. Beasley, of Osgoode Hall, barrister-at-law, to Annie E. R., daughter of James G. Davis.

October 20, 1887

LELAND-BICKLE - At the residence of the brides's father, G. C. Briggs, Esq., by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, D.D., Hon. Frank Leland, late U.S. consul at this port, to Hattie L. Bickle. (Mrs.)

MCKAY-MEYERS - In this city, on October 18, by Rev. Mr. Forneret, Mr. Alexander McKay, to Miss Annie Meyers, eldest daughter of Mr. William Meyers.

CASEY-HARRIGAN - St. Augustine's R, C. church, Dundas, was crowded yesterday when one of the most popular of Dundas's daughters was married to a rising young Hamilton manufacturer. The bride was Miss Mary Harrigan, sister of James Harrigan, manager of the Dundas axe factory, and the bridegroom was John P. Casey, of the firm of William Casey & Sons. Chancellor Keough performed the ceremony and was assisted by Rev. Fathers Craven, Madigan, and Burke. James a. Casey, brother of the bridegroom was best man and Miss Annie Harrigan, the bride's sister, was bridesmaid...

October 21, 1887

FORTIER-EAGER - On October 19, at the Metropolitan Church, Toronto, by the Rev. E. A. Stafford, M.A., B.D., Wilson H. Fortier, of Detroit, to Jennie Alexandra (Birdie), youngest daughter of Mr. J. B. Eager, Toronto.

MILLS-HENDERSON - At the residence of the bride's mother, 68 Bay street south, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, William R. Mills, to Andreana, second daughter of the late Arthur Henderson.

SIMPSON-SMITH - At the residence of the bride's father, on October 19, by the Rev. George Anderson, James H. Simpson, Guelph, to Lelia, daughter of R. J. Smith, city.

BEAL-MOORE - On Wednesday, October 19, at the Methodist parsonage, Owen Sound, by the Rev. T. M. Campbell, Samuel Weston Beal, of the city of Hamilton, to Miss Eliza Moore, of the township of Keppel.

October 22, 1887

ELLIOTT-MYERS - On Wednesday, October 19, at the residence of the bride's father, 308 King street east, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Bertha, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Myers, to Walter, eldest son of Mr. Henry P. Elliott, of Burlington street, East Hamilton.

JONES-SMITH - On October 19, by the Rev. S. J. Hunter, D.D., Will F. Jones, to Laura E., youngest daughter of Charles Smith.

JACKSON-BOWES - On October 20, at 36 Herkimer street, by the Rev. W. J. Maxwell, George N. Jackson, to Miss Lucy Bowes, second daughter of the late Joseph Bowes.

WOODMAN-HOLMES - On October 20, at the residence of Rev. C. O. Johnson, 32 Gore street, by the Rev. V. H. Emory, James M. Woodman, to Carrie F., daughter of the late Birrell Holmes, all of Hamilton.

GARDINER-GILBERT - (Belleville) Rev. Dr. Gardiner of Ingersoll, the most prominent minister of the old Methodist Episcopal body and father of H. F. Gardiner, editor of the "Hamilton Times", was married here last night to Mrs. Adaline Gilbert of College Hill. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Joseph Young of the tabernacle. The happy couple left for the west this afternoon. Mr. Gardiner, although superannuated now, was forty years in the active ministry and was one of the best known Methodist clergymen in this part of Ontario twenty-four years ago. He is an editor of the "Christian Advocate".

October 27, 1887

COMFORT-LEWIS - On October 25, at the residence of the bride's father, 100 John street north, by the Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Mr. Arthur Comfort, of Chicago, to Miss Sarah J. Lewis, of Hamilton.

October 28, 1887

FERRIE-GLASSCO - At the residence of the bride's father, 102 Hughson street south, on Wednesday, October 26, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Campbell Ferrie, to Maud, only daughter of W. H. Glassco, Esq.

MACKAY-WHITE - At the residence of the bride's brother, Dr. White, 8 Cannon street west, on Thursday, October 27, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Robert Osborne Mackay, to Minnie R., eldest daughter of the late Thomas White, Esq.

DOUGLASS-HILL - (Ottawa) P. B. Douglass, chief clerk of the interior department, was married to Miss Emily Hill, daughter of Dr. Hill, this evening. The wedding was very fashionable event. Sir John, Lady Macdonald, Sir James Grant, Mayor Stewart and other notables were present.

October 29, 1887

WEBBER-ROSSELLE - On October 26, at Holy Trinity Church, Toronto, by the Rev. I. Pearson, R. C. Webber, to Anne, youngest daughter of Abram Rosselle, Esq., of Hamilton.

UPPER-GARDINER - A not very numerous but remarkably handsome and intellectual company assembled yesterday afternoon in their best clothes at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gardiner, editor of the "Hamilton Times", No 4 Bold street, to witness the marriage of Miss Lucy Wilhelmena Gardiner, fourth daughter of Rev. James Gardiner, to Mr. John Upper, of Ingersoll...

November 3, 1887

URQUHART-WALKER - On Tuesday, November 1, at the residence of the bride's father, Jackson street west, by the Rev. George Forneret, of All Saints Church, Nettie Vernon, second daughter of Alfred H. Walker, to John Urquhart, son of John Urquhart, M.D., of Aberdeen, Scotland.

DALTON-HARE - A fashionable wedding took place at the residence of Dr. Birdsall, Fenwick, a few days ago. The bride was Miss Maggie Hare of Smithville and the bridegroom M. J. Dalton of the same place. There were many guests present from Hamilton, London, St. Catharines, and elsewhere.

November 4, 1887

PEEBLES-MARR - On Wednesday, November 2, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Mr. Elliott, Jennie Marr, to John Peebles, jeweller, city.

November 7, 1887

DAVIDSON-MCKENZIE - On November 3, at the residence of the bride mother, 49 Robert street, by the Rev. A. Anderson, Edward Davidson, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Kenneth McKenzie, Esq.

November 12, 1887

HANLEY-WILSON - In this city, on November 8, by the Rev. Mr. Lyle Mr. John Hanley, third son of the late Patrick Hanley, to Miss Lizzie, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Wilson, all of this city.

November 16, 1887

COOKMAN-BOUSLAUGH - On November 15, by the Rev. D. E. Brownell, at the residence of the bride, --------. Ontario, ------- Cookman, of Waterdown, Ontario, to Mable, widow of the late

J. M. Bouslaugh, and------of the Rev. D. F. Gee, of------- and of the Rev. ------Gee, of Auburn, Ontario.

----------LAMBERT - On November 13, by the Rev. John Morton, ---------. to Alice May, daughter of Mr. William Lambert, all of this city.

November 17, 1887

TERRYBERRY-PUGH - On November 16, at the Gore Street parsonage, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Edward Terryberry, to Annie, eldest daughter of William Pugh, all of this city.

November 18, 1887

NOLAN-GRACE - In this city, on November 15, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the very Rev. E. I. Heenan, V.G., Mr. John Nolan, fourth son of Mr. John Nolan, of Duluth, Minnesota, to Miss Kate C. Grace, eldest daughter of the late Lawrence Grace, of this city.

BATTRAM-NEWELL - At the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr. J. Denford, Sarnia, by the Rev. J. Gunne, Mr. William Battram, to Miss Mary Newell, both of Hamilton.

MOORE-HEATH - On November 15, at the residence of the bride's father, 36 Ray street, by the Rev. J. W. Cooley, Jeremiah Moore, of Detroit, to Miss Eunice Heath, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Heath, of this city.

BURKHOLDER-COTTON - At the residence of the bride’s father, 43 Caroline street north, on November 16, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Frederick L., son of the late William Burkholder, Esq., of Saltfleet, to Mary A., daughter of Mr. Herbert Cotton.

November 22, 1887

FRASER-DONNELLEY - In New York, on November 15, by Rev. Dr. Ormiston, -----R. Fraser, ------- and West India steamship Co, to Martha M. Donnelley, formerly of Hamilton.

November 23, 1887

HODD-MUIR - On November 16, at the residence of the bride's father, mountain top, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Maria Grace, only daughter of James P. Muir, to George Hodd, of this city.

KNOTT-BARR - In this city, on November 21, at the residence of the bride's mother, 133 Ferguson avenue, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Thomas Knott, to Katrine W., youngest daughter of the late Peter Barr, all of this city.

REID-NEALE - At the Central Church manse, on November 16, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Mr. George M. Reid, of Ancaster, to Miss Mary A. Neale, of Mount Hope.

November 25, 1887

BYRNE-BROWN - At St. Augustine's Church, Dundas, November 22, by the Rev. Chancellor Keough, John Byrne, of this city, to Cecilia Brown, of Dundas.

November 26, 1887

ROBINSON-CURRELL - A wedding took place at the residence of J. Lampman, Ancaster township, on Thursday night. The bridegroom was Harry Robinson and the bride Miss Bella Currell who arrived in this county last night from Warwickshire, England. Rev. W. J. Maxwell performed the ceremony...

November 30, 1887

HAMILTON-FARMER - On November 29, at St. John's Church, Ancaster, by the Rev. W. R. Clarke, John Harvey, youngest son of Robert Jarvis Hamilton, Esq, of Hamilton, to Anne Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Farmer, Esq., of Brockton, Ancaster, formerly of Sutton, Maddock, Shropshire, England.

December 2, 1887

JONES-COULTER - On November 30, at the residence of the bride's parents, 133 Main street east, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, Louis O. Jones, of Barton, to Kittie Coulter, of this city.

December 8, 1887

WEBBER-PEACE - On December 6, at the residence of the bride's father, 30 Ferrie street west, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Charles E. Webber, to Maggie T., second daughter of Captain William Peace, all of this city.

December 15, 1887

MENZIES-HAWTHORNE - At Caledonia, on December 13, 1887, by the Rev. W. D. Rees, Robert, second son of Mr. Robert Menzies, of Ancaster township, to Mary Jane, third daughter of the late Mr. James Hawthorne, of the township of Seneca.

WHEELER-PEENE - On December 15, at Christ Church Cathedral, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Ada M., eldest daughter of Alfred R. Peene, contractor, city, to Frank C. Wheeler, merchant, London, Ontario.

December 17, 1887

GLOVER-KERR - On December 14, at Main street east, by the Rev. T. Goldsmith, William E. Glover, to Emily E., eldest daughter of Thomas Kerr, both of this city.

December 22, 1887

KELK-BILLINGTON - At Christ Church Cathedral, by Rev. Dr. Mockridge, Fred Kelk, Hamilton, to Miss Nellie Billington, third daughter of Mr. John Billington, 93 Market street.

December 23, 1887

BOARD-WEBBER - On the evening of December 21, at their future home, 107 Catherine street south, by the Rev. W. H. Hincks, cousin to the groom, Mr. John E. Board, of Hamilton, to Miss Mabel C. Webber, youngest daughter of Thomas Webber, Binbrook.

ANDERSON-POST - In this city, on December 21, at the residence of the bride's mother, 98 John street south, by the Rev. Dr. Hunter, George Anderson, to Maria, only daughter of the late E. Post, both of Hamilton.

LLOYD-MOORE - On Thursday, December 22, Miss Lizzie Moore, eldest daughter of the late George Moore, Esq., to Henry H. Lloyd, Rev, S. J. Hunter officiating minister.

MOORE-COATES - At Mount Hope, on December 22, by the Rev. C. R. Lee, M.A., James Moore, of Tilbury, Kent county, Ontario, to Miss Elizabeth Coates, of Mount Hope.

December 28, 1887

YEAGER-BOLUS - On December 26, at the residence of the bride's father, 57 King William street, by the Rev. J. Lounsberry, Charles Yeager, to Lizzie, second daughter of Edward Bolus, all of Hamilton.

WISE-DOUGHERTY - On December 21, by the Rev. R. C. Deacon, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Henry Wise, of Fraserton, to Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of William Dougherty, of East Flamborough.

CARSCALLEN-RODGER - At Cleveland, on August 1, 1887, by Rev. William -----, James Carscallen, barrister-at-law, to Agnes, third daughter of Mr. John Rodger.

AIKENS-WOOD - (London) Miss Augusta Wood, niece of Dr. Eccles, and Dr. Aikens, of Toronto, son of Lieutenant-Governor Aikens of Manitoba, were married to-day.