The Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1891

January 2, 1891

SUCKLING-FARRELL - On December 30, at the residence of Ald. Carruthers, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, William Watson Suckling, of St. Catharines, late of county Norfolk, England, to Lavinia Victoria Farrell, of Hamilton.

January 3, 1891

WILL-HANCOCK - On December 31, at Wesley church, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, John W. Will, to Milly J. Hancock, both of Hamilton.

January 5, 1891

ALLAN-ROBERTSON - On December 31, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. Charles E. Morgan, 452 Main street east, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., Richard Spence Allan, to Lottie Edna Robertson, fourth daughter of Archibald Robertson, Esq.

PEARCE-BURTCH - At the residence of the bride's parents, Bay street north, on December 31, 1890, by the Rev. John Pickering, Joseph J. Pearce, to Lizzie, daughter of Brock Burtch, Esq.

SHRUM-MERRITT - (Smithville) A large number of friends and acquaintances assembled at the residence of Isaac Merritt, Smithville, to witness the marriage of his daughter, Emma J., to Bert Shrum, of Gainsboro. Rev. R. W. Wright officiated in the marriage ceremony. The Smithville band serenaded the happy couple that evening and were invited into the house and spent an enjoyable hour.

January 8, 1891

BAKER-GRAHAM - On January 7, at the Gore Street church, at 7:30 in the evening, by the Rev. John Pickering, W. C. Baker, to Miss Lizzei Graham, all of Hamilton.

PATTERSON-SWITZER - (Tweedside) William Patterson of this neighbourhood has been married to Miss Switzer.

January 9, 1891

HAWKES-MORNEY - On December 24, 1890, at the residence of the bride's parents, London, Ontario, by the Rev. Canon Richardson, Frank G. Hawkes, of Hamilton, to Miss Ollie Morney, of Chatham, Ontario

January 13, 1891

COTES-DUNCAN - (Brantford) The marriage took place in St. Thomas church, Calcutta, on December 6, of E. C. Cotes, of the Indian Civil Service, to Sara Jeannette, eldest daughter of C. Duncan of this city.

January 15, 1891

SUMNER-LIMIN - On January 14, at the residence of the bride's lather, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, M.A., John Murray Sumner, of Toronto, to Florence Louise, third daughter of Charles Limin, Esq., of this city.

BOYCE-TANNER - (Glanford) Among the other happy events of January was the marriage of Dr. E. P. Boyce of Mount Hope to Miss Tanner of Smithville.

GUNBY-BUTTS - (Lowville) A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of W. B. Coist on Wednesday, January 7, when his eldest daughter, Mrs. Catherine Butts, was married to William Gunby of Nelson.

January 16, 1891

HARVEY-BEATTY - On December 25, at the residence of Mr. Thomas Freeborn, 53 Clark avenue, by the Rev. T. Albert Moore, Andrew Harvey, to Mary Jane Beatty, all of Hamilton.

January 17, 1891

MILLER-MARRIOTT - On January 14, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Moreton, John Miller, eldest son of James Miller, to Ella E. Marriott, only daughter of John Marriott, all of this city.

January 19, 1891

CANN-MAIR - At Prince Albert, N.W.T., on January 7, 1891, in St. Alban's church, by Ven. Archdeacon G. McKay, Edward J. Cann, son of the late Samuel Cann of this city, to Fannie, third daughter of Charles Mair, Esq., F.R.S.C.

January 20, 1891

WADSWORTH-BURNS - On January 15, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. John Wakefield, Thomas Wadsworth, of Hamilton, to Margaret Rebecca Burns, third daughter of G. G. Burns, of Burlington.

January 22, 1891

SIDDALL-LEADER - On January 20, at Simcoe street Methodist church by Rev. T. A. Moore, George Edmund Siddall, eldest son of Hiram Siddall to Bessie, youngest daughter of Eperiam Leader of Elora, Ontario.

BRADY-CULBERT - On Tuesday, January 13, by the Rev. Father Keough, Mr, John Brady, of London, to Miss Kate Culbert, of Paris.

January 23, 1891

HOLMES-CRONKRITE - On January 20, at All Saints Church, Wellandport, by the Rev. J. C. Munson, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Motherwell, of Dunnville, Charles Seneca Holmes, to Lottie Jennette Cronkrite.

DOWDALL-BOYLE - On January 21, at St. Basil's Church, Toronto, by the Rev. P. O'Dononghoe, P. O. Dowdall, of Almonte, to Annie Ellen, eldest daughter of Patrick Boyle, Irish Canadian.

January 24, 1891

MORROW-HESLOP - On Wednesday, January 14, at the residence of Mrs. Heslop, Glanford, by Rev. D. Chalmers, George Morrow, to Ellen Heslop, both of Glanford.

January 29, 1891

GOODWIN-CLARKE - At Trinity Church, Bothwell, on Wednesday evening, the 14th instant, by the Rev. S. Hinds, Mr. James Goodwin, merchant of Hagersville, to Miss Milly, daughter of Charles Clarke of Bothwell.

MILLS-SPARKS - (Waterdown) Miss Nettie Sparks, daughter of R. Sparks, was married to Mr. Mills of Carlisle, on Wednesday last.

February 2, 1891

WALDRON-MURRAY, LEE-MURRAY - There was a happy company gathered the first day of the year at the residence of James Murray, postmaster of the Oneida village of Ballsville, to witness the marriage of his daughter Mary to Samuel Waldron, formerly of the state of New York, but now of Leamington. And also his daughter, Bella, to Harry H. Lee of Buffalo, formerly of Welland county. The brides were dressed alike and looked beautiful leaning on the arm of their father. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Robinson of Hagersville...

February 3, 1891

WALKER-DAVEY - At St. George's church, Westbourne, by Rev. Rural Dean Cook, H. P. Walker, to Sara, eldest daughter of Mr. George Davey, formerly of this city.

February 5, 1891

DEWART-SMITH - (Toronto) H. H. Dewart was married this morning to Emma, youngest daughter of the late H. B. Smith. The ceremony took place in Sparta, the residence of the bride's mother, and was performed by Rev. Dr. Dewart, editor of the "Christian Guardian" and father of the groom.

February 7, 1891

MORTON-DUBLIN - On August 13, 1890, by Rev. Dr. Toner of Rochester, N.Y., George Morton to Zipporato Dublin, both of this city.

February 11, 1891

BRENNEN-SIMPSON - Hugh S. Brennen, M.A., ex-chairman of the Board of Education, son of M. Brennen, was married to-day in New York, to Miss Mabel Simpson. The bride is the daughter of Rev. A. B. Simpson, a Christian Scientist who conducted services in the First Methodist Church a couple of years ago. He is pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bride...

February 14, 1891

NIXON-MCMAHON - In this city, on February 11, at 101 Emerald street south, by the Rev. J. S. Ross, William Edward Nixon of Toronto, to Amy Maud, eldest daughter of J. S. McMahon.

February 18, 1891

HYMERS-ALLAN - By the Rev. John Pickering, on January 21, Mr. T. Hymers, to Miss Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr. James Allan, both of this city

STEVENS-DILWORTH - On Monday, February 16, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, William Stevens of Toronto, to Miss Annie Dilworth of Hamilton.

February 25, 1891

IRELAND-SPRINGER - In this city, on February 18, by the Rev. George Forneret, W. W. Ireland of Nelson, to Miss Jennie Springer, daughter of Richard Springer of Glanford.

February 25, 1891

IRELAND-STEWART - (Nelson) A very fashionable wedding took place in Waterdown on Wednesday, February 18, at the residence of James Stewart, being the marriage of his daughter, Maude, to Joseph B. Ireland of Nelson...

February 26, 1891

TEGART-GLASSFORD - On Wednesday, February 25, by Rev. James Murray, B.A., B.D., at the residence of the bride's father, 264 West avenue north, Emma, fourth daughter of Mr. John Glassford, to A. E. Tegart of Tottenham.

March 2, 1891

READ-REID - On Tuesday,. February 24, by the Hon. and Rev. R. Moreton, at the residence of the bride's father, 49 Victoria avenue south, Guy Read, Canadian Customs Inspector of Chicago, son of J. E. Read, Ottawa, and brother of Rev. F. A. Read, of the Montreal Conference, to Lizzie J., eldest daughter of Capt. W. G. Reid.

March 3, 1891

PARKER-MOORE - At the residence of the bride's parents, on February 24, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, William Parker, Seneca, to Mary Jane, only daughter of James Moore, Esq., Binbrook.

March 4, 1891

HUNTER-GRIFFIN - In this city, on Monday, March 2, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., David Hunter of Fifeshire, Scotland, to B. T. Griffin, second daughter of the late Thomas Griffin of Hamilton.

March 5, 1891

ALTON-LUCAS - A pretty though quiet wedding took place at Appleby on February 28. It was the marriage of George H. Alton of Nelson and May V. (Birdie), eldest daughter of the late David Lucas, and grand-daughter of Col, John Land of Hamilton. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride's mother at 4 o'clock. The officiating minister was Rev. John Wakefield of Burlington....

March 7, 1891

DAWSON-FLEWELLING - At the parsonage, Gore street, on the 4th instant, by Rev. John Pickering, William Dawson of East Flamborough, to Eva May, only daughter of Enos Flewelling, Esq., of East Flamborough.

CALLAGHAN-STERLING - In Toronto, on the 6th instant, by Rev. W. J. Maxwell, Marion M. (Mae), second daughter of Daniel Sterling, Esq., formerly of Hamilton, to D. S. Callaghan, of Toronto.

March 17, 1891

DEGEER-CROCKETT - On March 11, at the residence of the bride's mother, 215 Main street east, David DeGeer, to Louisa Alberta, fourth daughter of the late J. M. Crockett, of Barnsley, England.

March 18, 1891

SOMERVILLE-WOLFKILL - On the 17th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 250 Bay street south, by Rev. R. G. Boville, Mr. James Somerville, to Miss Katie Wolfkill, both of Hamilton.

March 20, 1891

JONES-MINNES - On March 11, at the residence of the bride's father, 242 Bold street, by Rev. R. J. Elliott, Samuel T. Jones to Lizzie Minnes, grand-daughter of Capt. Trowel.

March 26, 1891

WHITTINGTON-MANN - In this city on Wednesday, Maroh 25, by the Rev. James Murray, John Whittington, to Alice Mann, eldest daughter of Samuel Mann, all of this city.

COOPER-MCARTHUR - At 55 Bay street north, on Wednesday afternoon, March 25, by the Rev. George Forneret, rector of All Saints Church, R. C. Cooper, grocer, of this city, to Mrs. J. McArthur, formerly of Mitchell.

April 4, 1891

STEVENSON-RICHARDSON - On April 4, at St. Thomas Church, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Thomas Steverson, to Ida Richardson, both of this city.

April 7, 1891

FERRY-PATTON - On March 24, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. Fisher, G. D. Perry, of East Flamborough, to Annie Bell, youngest daughter of Mr. Alexander Patton, of West Flamborough.

April 8, 1891

MARTIN-HAMILTON - The marriage of Miss Mabel Frances Hamilton, second daughter of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Bishop of Niagara, and Kerwan Counsell Martin, eldest son of Edward Martin, Q.C., was an event which had been looked forward to for many weeks as one of the principal social events of the post-Lenten season. It occurred yesterday afternoon between four and five o'clock in Christ Church Cathedral... Bishop Hamilton performed the ceremony, assisted by Dean Geddes and Rev. Mr. Nichol of St. Catharines. The bride's brother, Charles, gave her away...

April 9, 1891

ATKINSON-SMITH - At 87 Pearl street north, on April 6, Joseph Atkinson, of Tilbury, to Angeline, youngest daughter of the late Amos Smith, of Glanford.

AYERS-GREENING - In this city, on the 8th instant, by the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, Willie Ayers, to Ellen Jane, eldest daughter of John Greening, East Hamilton.

April 15, 1891

SHERLOCK-FREEMAN - A very pretty wedding took place at the Church of the Ascension this afternoon. Miss Ella Freeman, third daughter of the late S. B. Freeman, barrister, was married to Robert Sherlock, a prosperous merchant of Lethbridge, Manitoba. Miss Mary Hamilton, Miss Sherlock sister of the groom, and little Miss Maud Dunstan were the bridesmaids. The costumes of the bride and bridesmaids were handsome and very becoming. Arthur Boultbee of Toronto was best man. Frank Freeman of New York gave the bride away. The ceremony was performed by Archdeacon Dixon of Guelph.

April 16, 1891

HOLT-MCILWRAITH - At Cairnbrae, the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, April 15, by the Rev. S. Lyle, assisted by Rev. R. J. Service, of Detroit, brother-in-law of the bride, John H. Holt of Quebec, to Helen Adair, third daughter of Thomas McIlwraith, Esq.

SOUTHERST-BRAUND - On April 15, at the residence of the bride's mother, 60 Murray street west, by the Rev. John Pickering, Charles Edward Southerst, to Beatrice Ellen Braund, both of this city.

FEENEY-KEATING, BINGLE-SELDON - (Caledonia) We were favoured with two weddings on Wednesday last. In the morning John Feeney was married to Minnie, third daughter of T. Keating at the Roman Catholic church by the Rev. Father O'Reilly. There was a large turnout to see the marriage ceremony. The same night at the Methodist parsonage, Joseph Bingle was married to Mrs. Emma Seldon by the Rev. C. W. Cosens.

April 20, 1891

YOUNG-RACEY - At Woodstock, on April 17, by Rev. J. C. Farthing, rector of St. Paul's, Woodstock, J. Morris Young, to Catherine J. V. Racey, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Racey, registrar of Halton.

April 21, 1891

REID-MCGILL - In this city, by the Rev. John Pickering, of the Gore Street Methodist church, Frederick Reid, to Sarah Kate McGill.

PHILLIPS-MACDONALD - In this city, on April 21, at St. Lawrence church, by the Rev. G. O'Sullivan, Dennis J. Phillips, of Grand Rapids, Mich., to Sarah Macdonald of this city.

April 22, 1891

BRUNDLE-MCKAY - In this city, on April 21, by the Rev. C. W. Cosens, of Caledonia, Mr. William Brundle, of Hamilton, to Miss Mary McKay, of Clachan.

April 28, 1891

BRYCE-RODGER - At 439 Cannon street east, on the 27th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Laidlaw of St. Paul's church, Hugh Bryce, of Paisley, Scotland, to Jane Rodger, widow of the late John Rodger, Cambuslaing, Scotland.

April 30, 1891

LEDINGHAM-COX - On Wednesday, April 29, at All Saints Church, by Rev. George Forneret, George Ledingham, of Victoria, B.C. to Miss Mary Cox, of this city.

TYRRELL-GRANT - At All saints Church, Hamilton, on Wednesday, April 29, by the Rev. A. H. Baldwin, M.A., of Toronto, assisted by Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, M.A., rector, Rebecca (Appa), daughter of the late William Grant of Inverness, Scotland, latterly of Kingston, Ontario, to J. D. Tyrell, M.D., of Toronto.

WHITEFIELD-CLARK - At 169 Rebecca street, the residence of-the bride's parents, by the Rev. John Pickering, pastor of Gore Street Methodist church, William John Whitefield, late of London, England, to Helena M. Clark, of this city.

May 2, 1891

HARRIS-POINTER - On Thursday, Rev. William Harris, of Montreal, was married to Miss Ida Pointer. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride's mother, 475 King street east. Rev. W. E. Prescott was groomsman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. S. Ross.

May 7, 1891

THOMPSON-PEDEN - On the 6th instant, at the residence of the bride, by Rev. George A. Mitchell, of Zion Tabernacle, William H. Thompson, to Mrs. Rebecca Peden, both of this city.

EATON-ROBINSON - The warm smiles of a bright sun and the fragrance of innumerable violets heightened the natural joyousness of a very pretty wedding in Centenary Church this afternoon. It was a ‘'violet wedding’, so called because the chief floral decorations used were violets, the sweetest children of the spring. Miss Tillie Robinson, only daughter of W. H. Robinson of the D. Moore Company, was the bride, and the happy groom was Edward Y. Eaton, of the great dry goods firm of T. Eaton & Co., Toronto... The uncle of the bride, Rev. Dr. Dewart, editor of the 'Christian Guardian', performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. J. S. Ross...

May 9, 1891

STEWART-HOLDEN - At the Methodist Church, Caledonia, on Wednesday, April 29, by the Rev. C. W. Cosens, John Gavin Stewart, to Agnes Jane Holden, both of this city.

May 13, 1891

DUNLOP-BRADLEY - At Centenary Church, on Tuesday, May 12, by Rev. J. S. Ross, M.A., ---S. Bradley, to Harry Dunlop, both of this city.

JAMES-DODDS - In Brooklyn, N.Y., at the residence of the bride's father, 107 Franklin avenue, on the 12th instant, by the Rev. J. F. Carson, Bessie, fourth daughter of Robert Dodds, to William James, of this city.

CLARKE-YEAGER - In this city, on May 12, at --- William street, by the Rev. J. Laycock, ---- Clarke, to Christy A., eldest daughter of ---Yeager, of this city.

May 14, 1891

DEWITT-KENSIL - (Tweedside) Jacob DeWitt of this place married May 6 Miss Kensil of Hamilton. When entering their home they were entertained by a bonfire and music from cowbells, tin pans, etc.

BILSNER-SKINNER - At the Hotel Carlton, Tuesday, May 12, by the Rev. Mr. Randolph, George Bilsner, to Miss Alice Skinner, both of Cayuga, Ontario.

May 20, 1891

HILL-CANN - On May 12, by the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, D.D., at the residence of the bride, 159 Hughston street north, Mr. Mark Hill, to Mrs. Samuel Cann, both of this city.

May 21, 1891

STEWART-KILGOUR - Elizabeth M. Kilgour of this city has been married to J. H. F. Stewart, school teacher, of Andross, Scotland.

May 27, 1891

LAMOND-MOORE - At St. Patrick's Church, Hamilton, by Rev. Father Haley, James Lamond to Mrs. Mary Moore, all of this city.

May 28, 1891

HOBSON-COTTER - At St. John's church, Cayuga, on May 27, by Rev. J. Francis, Thomas Hobson, barrister-at-law, of this city, to Fanny Cotter, eldest daughter of George C. Cotter, Esq., of Cayuga.

May 30, 1891

MCKECHNIE-RUSSELL - At the residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Francis M. Wilson, 136 VanAnden street, Auburn, N.Y., on May 28, 1891, by the Rev. M. S. Wells, Robert Edward McKechnie, M.D., of Montreal, to Halen Albiner Russell, formerly of Hamilton.

CRANSTON-PEARSON - At the residence of the bride's parents, Mount Albion, on May 27th, by the Rev. W. Patrick Walker, John Cranston, to Charlotte, daughter of Henry Pearson, Esq., all of Saltfleet.

June. 2, 1891

HAINES-ELLIOT - On June 1, at 172 Victoria Avenue north, by the Rev. James Murray, B.D., A. E. Haines, of McCormick manufacturing company, London, to Alicia Elliot, youngest daughter of S. Elliot, Esq.

June 3, 1891

CLIFF-MORRISON - On June 2, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, rector of All Saints church, William Edward Cliff, to Florence Theresa, fourth daughter of F. Morrison, Esq., 735 York street.

ROBERTS-DRAPER - On June 1, at the residence of C. C. Skilton, Brooklyn, N.Y., by the Rev. Charles Brown, Edmund A. Rhys Roberts, of Hamilton, Ontario, to Annie, daughter of the late William Draper, of Cheltenham, England.

FRASER-REID - At the residence of the bride's father, 49 Victoria avenue south, by the Hon. E. Moreton, Hattie C, second daughter of Capt. W. G. Reid, to Mr. George J. Fraser, youngest son of the late John Fraser, Esq., of Hamilton.

BURKHOLDER-FORSTER - In this city, on June 3, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Mr. George W. Burkholder, to Miss Ida M. Forster, all of this city.

June 4, 1891

WHITTAKER-BEAMER - On June 3, by the Rev. J. E. Hackey; at the Methodist parsonage, Stony Creek, John G. Whittaker, to Miss Jessie A., daughter of John E. Beamer, Esq., all of Winona.

FREEL-RANDALL - On June 2, by the Rev. E. Hackey, at the Methodist church, Stony Creek, Emerson Freel, of Tapleytown, to Miss Alice O.; daughter of the late Stewart Randall, Esq., of Stony Creek.

June 8, 1891

CODDINGTON-PIGGOTT -n this city, on May 18, by Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Albert G. Coddington, to Miss Mary Piggott.

June 10, 1891

HAZLETT-HOPCOTT - On Tuesday afternoon the residence of F. Hopcott was the scene of a very pretty but quiet wedding, being the marriage of Miss Sarah Hopcott, eldest daughter of F. Hopcott, to Robert Hazlett of Toronto. The bridesmaid was Miss Clara Hopcott, sister of the bride. The groom was assisted by Mr. Lewis of Toronto. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. Belt of Burlington..

CUMBERLAND-ROBERTS - Manager Cumberland of the Bank of British North America in London was married yesterday at St. Paul's Cathedral to Miss Helen Roberts.

June 11, 1891

MCKEOWN-MCCABE - On May 28, by the Rev. D. Ecker, James McKeown, to Clara McCabe, both of this city.

June 16, 1891

ASHTON-MILLER - At Christ Church Cathedral, on June 15, Mr. Walter Ashton, druggist, of Beeton, Ontario, to Miss Hetta Miller, youngest daughter of the late E. G. Miller, of Hamilton.

EDGAR-TEMPEST - So long and so successfully has William Edgar, the general passenger agent of the Grand Trunk Railway, withstood the manifold charms of the gentle, but in his case aggressive sex, that his numerous Hamilton friends who have taken an anxious interst in his welfare, had almost given up hope of seeing him settled as a married man. They will therefore be surprised to learn that he is actually married. It was a Port Hope lady who captured him, Miss Elizabeth Tempest, daughter of the late W. D. Tempest of Port Hope. The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's mother and was performed oy Rev. Edwin Daniel, rector of the St. John's church, in the presence of a few of the immedaite friends and relatives of the contracting parties... The newly-wedded couple left in Mr. Edgar's private car which was attached to the 11 o'clock express for Montreal. The wedding trip will extend to the eastern states and the seaside.

June 17, 1891

ECKHARDT-CAMPBELL - Harry Eckhardt, manager of the Brantford agency of the Bell Telephone Company, formerly of Hamilton, has joined the benedicts. He was married this afternoon to Miss Mary Campbell, daughter of W. P. Campbell, foreman of the "Times" newspaper. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride's father, 72 John.Street north, and was performed by Rev. D. G. Sutherland...

June 19, 1891

MCFARLANE-MCCRAE - At Sarnia yesterday, Nellie, eldest daughter of J. G. McCrae of that town, was married to Thomas McFarlane, of the G.T.R. at Brockville.

June 20, 1891

AIKENHEAD-DIMSDALE - Miss Dimsdale, the evangelist, will be married next Tuesday, to Rev. J. B. Aikenhead, son of a leading Toronto Hardware merchant.

June 24, 1891

COLWELL-PILGRIM - On June 24, at St. John's church, Hamilton, by the Hon. Rev. R. Morton, C. A. E. Colwell, youngest son of Rev. G. T. Colwell, to Annie Alma Pilgrim, youngest daughter of the late Robert Pilgrim.

REIFFENSTEIN-YOUNG - At St. Luke's Church, Burlington, on Tuesday, June 23, by the Rev. Canon Belt, assisted by the Very Rev. the Dean of Niagara, Georgina Isabel, eldest daughter

of Maitland Young, Esq., Oak Bank, Burlington, and grand-daughter of the late Capt. J. H. Caddy, RA., of Hamilton, to Charles Edward Reiffenstein, of Montreal, eldest son of G. C.

Reiffenstein, Esq., Ottawa.

June 25, 1891

COWAN-FIELD - At 254 Napier street, June 24, by Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, D.D., Robert S. Cowan, third son of Robert D. Cowan, late of Edinburgh, Scotland, to Alice Field, adopted daughter of Charles H. Bampfyle, of this city.

SCHMOLEK-ABRAHAM - At the residence of the bride's father, 39 Park street south, Miss Minnie Abraham, eldest daughter of C. F. Abraham, stock broker, to Mr. Paul Schmolek, late of Hanover, Germany.

June 26, 1891

TUCKER-BUCHAN - At the residence of R. H. McKay, Esq., 108 Herkimer street, on June 26th, by the bride's brother-in-law, the Rev, S. E. Wallace Waite, of Knox Church, Owen Sound, H. G. Tucker, Esq., barrister, Owen Sound, to Georgie M, fifth daughter of the late George Buchan, Esq. of Hamilton.

July 3, 1891

ALLAN-HYSLOP - The residence of Robert Hyslop, 129 Wellington street north, was the scene of a very pleasant affair on Wednesday evening when his daughter, Bella, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Thomas Allan, the well-know telegrapher. Rev. James Murray of Wentworth Presbyterian church tied the nuptial knot before the relatives of the contracting parties after which those present partook of a rich spread from the establishment of Caterer Davis...

July 4, 1891

RUMSEY-STARK - At All Saints Church, Hamilton, Ontario, on July 2, by the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, Alexander Rumsey of the Imperial Bank, Welland, youngest son of the late William Rumsey, Esq., of Ingersoll, to Helen C, eldest daughter of Robert Stark, Esq., of Hamilton, late of Woodstock.

FOSTER-SHARPE - On July 1, at the residence of the bride's mother, 191 Catherine street north, by the Rev. R. D. Boville, W. W. Foster, of Brantford, to Emma M. Sharpe of this city.

July 6, 1891

JAGGARD-UNWIN - On June 30, at the parsonage, by the Rev. E. Hoffman, David Jaggard, to Miss Harriet Unwin, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Unwin, all of this city.

July 8, 1891

STEPHENSON-HURRELL - On July 7, by Rev. William Massey, M.A., St. Luke's church, Myra M. Hurrell, Hamilton, to William Stephenson, Manitoba.

LYON-RICHARDSON - On July 8, at the residence of the bride's parents, 43 Picton street east, by the Rev. James Murray, assisted by the Rev. C. A. Webster, Arthur J. Lyon, of Suspension Bridge, N.Y., to Martha, youngest daughter of Andrew Richardson.

BAYLISS-WADE - The wooing of Miss Lily Wade by H. W. Bayliss was not affected by any consideration of physical beauty. Not that Miss Wade was devoid of physical attraction but because Mr. Bayliss couldn't see her. He is blind. To Mr. Bayliss’s attractive exterior the success of the wooing was no way attributable. Miss Wade could not appreciate it. She is blind too, or nearly blind. These two souls were drawn together by spiritual affinities wholly, and so their matrimonial happiness rests on a sure foundation.

They were married yesterday by Rev. E. P. Crawford at the Orphans' home in this city. The bride has lived there nearly all her life, having been received into the institution when an an infant. She took a course of instruction at the Brantford Institute for the Blind, and while there she met Mr. Bayliss who was also studying at the institution. A friendship sprang up between the two and ripened into the closest attachment. The bridegroom was assisted by a blind friend, Robert Stewart, of Barton. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bayliss left for Toronto. Mr. Bayliss is a prosperous music-teacher and piano tuner.

July 17, 1891

DELANEY-MCNEIL - In Alpena, Mich., July 1, William Delaney, formerly of Copetown, Ontario, to Miss Kate McNeil, of Presque Isle, Mich.

ROSS-YOUNG - On July 15, at the residence of the bride's father, 428 James street north, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., Edwin D. Ross, to Belle, eldest daughter of James Young.

July 21, 1891

MCLAREN-MCKEAN - On Tuesday, July 21, at 1 p.m., by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, assisted by C. A. Webster, W. H. McLaren, to Miss S. H. McKean, at the residence of the bride's mother, 223 John street north.

July 22, 1891

STUART-ALLEN - (Waterdown) T. H. Stuart, an old Waterdown boy, was married to Miss Bella Allen, of Ash, on July 15. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr. McQuarrie, of St. Ann's. There was a large number of relatives and friends present. The groom was attended by A. L. Robson and J. L. Green of Waterdown. The bridesmaids were Miss Henderson of Acton and Miss Maggie Allen of Carleton Place.

NEALE-LEEMING - (Glanford) A pleasant event took place here last week. George Neale and Miss Zeta Leeming, both of our village, were married.

July 23, 1891

GLASS-STARK - On Wednesday, July 22, 1891, at All Saints Church, Hamilton, by the rector, the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, John H. Glass, of London, youngest son of William Glass, Esq., sheriff of Middlesex, to Emily Mabel, third daughter of Mr. Robert Stark, of Hamilton, late of Woodstock.

July 29, 1891

DAVIDSON-KIDNER - At the Church of the Ascension, on July 29, by Rev. R. W. Wright, Mabel, youngest daughter of Charles Kidner, of this city, to Walter Davidson of Toronto.

August 1,1891

JEPSON-MCLARDY - On Tuesday, July 21st, 1891, at the Dells of Wisconsin, Kilburn City, A. L. Jepson, of Chicago, to Miss T. L. McLardy, of the same place, formerly of Hamilton, Ontario.

August 5, 1891

JOHNSON-MCMAHON - At All Saints Church, on Tuesday evening, August 4, by the Rev. G. A. Forneret, Robert Johnson, of the Canadian Express Company, to Mary B. McMahon, both of this city.

August 6, 1891

LAUDER-WEIR - At Galt, at the residence of the bride's sister, by Rev. J. Belton, on Wednesday, August 5, F. A. Lauder, to Jennie L. Weir, both of this city.

August 12, 1891

CARMICHAEL-ALLBERRY - On Monday, August 10, at the parsonage, by Rev. Dr. D. G. Sutherland, Herbert H. Carmichael, to Jessie, eldest daughter of William Allberry, all of this city.

MORRIS-HORE - On August 8, at All Saints Church, by the Rev. George A. Forneret, M.A., rector, William E. Morris, to Maria Isabel (Minnie) Hore.

August 13, 1891

ALBINS-WILLMORE - On Wednesday, August 12, at the residence of the bride's parents, 173 Rebecca street, by the Rev. Isaac Tovell, Henry Albins, to Annie Willmore, both of this city.

August 14, 1891

RAYCROFT-MCEACHERAN - On Thursday, July 30, 1891, at St. Paul, Minnesota, by Rev, Dr. Carnahan, pastor of First Presbyterian church, Thomas J. Raycroft, of Hope, Idaho, to Jennie McEacheran both formerly of Hamilton.

GRIFFIN-PORTE - On Wednesday evening, an old Hamilton boy who is making his mark in South America, George A. Griffin, was married to Miss Annie Maud Porte of Guelph. The wedding took place at the residence of S. Shaw, Surrey street, Guelph, in the presence of a numerous company of guests, among whom were G. D. and Mrs. Griffin of Parkdale, formerly of Hamilton, parent of the groom; Justus A. Griffin of Hamilton; and Watson Griffin, of Montreal, his brothers. Venerable Archdeacon Dixon performed the ceremony assisted by Rev. R. Seaborn. Shortly after the ceremony the young couple started for New York where they will take steamship for their distant home, the city of Caracas, Venezuela. Mr. Griffin is engaged in the wholesale book business and is prosperous.

August 18, 1891

LAMBERT-DAVEY At St. George's Church, Westbourne, Manitoba, on August 12, by Rev. Rural Dean Cook, Frederick H. Lambert, Philadelphia, to Emma, youngest daughter of George Davey, of 'The Ranch'.

August 19, 1891

WILLIAMS-MCELCHERAN - On Tuesday, August 18, at 217 John Street north, by Rev. T. Luckins, of Collingwood, Burt Williams, to Miss Carrie McElcheran, both of this city.

August 20, 1891

CREIGHTON-GILLESPIE - On Tuesday, August 18, by the Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., at the Central Presbyterian church, Hamilton, William Travers Creighton, of Norman, Ontario, to Jean Menzies Gillespie, eldest daughter of George H. Gillespie, of this city.

August 21,1891

O'BANYOUN-BLAND - Rev. J. O'Banyoun of Chatham and Mrs. Charlotte Bland of Hamilton were married at the A.M.E. church parsonage on Tuesday evening. Mr. O'Banyoun is presiding elder of the Chatham district. The event caused quite a flutter among the elite of the coloured society of the city.

August 24, 1891

BROWN-BROWN - (Brownsville) Saturday evening at the residence of the bride's father, J. Brown, Brownsville, Rev. Charles Brown was married to Miss Ida Brown by Rev. George Brown, father of the groom who was assisted by Fred Brown, brother of the bride. The, bridesmaids were Miss Lottie Brown, sister of the bride and Miss Edith Brown, sister of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Brown received valuable wedding gifts from all the other Browns and have gone on a trip to New York.

August 26, 1891

NEX-BARNARD - At residence of the bride's father, 296 Ferrie street east, on August 25, by Rev. D. G. Sutherland, D.D., Henry A. Nex, to Mary S. Barnard, all of the city.

August 26, 1891

PATERSON-MORTON - Miss Helen Morton, second daughter of A. Morton, Ernerald street, and sister of Herbert Morton, was married in St. Thomas Church this afternoon to a son of William Paterson, M.P. of Brantford. Canon Curran was the officiating clergyman. The marriage was a very quiet one and was witnessed only by a few friends of the contracting parties.

August 27, 1891

HENSHAW-BECK - On Wednesday, August 26th, at the residence of Rev. A. Hoffman, pastor of German Lutheran Church, James Henshaw, of Brooklyn, N.Y., to Elizabeth Beck, youngest daughter of the late George Beck of this city.

September 2, 1891

BREWER-DUFFIELD - At Pleasant Hill, Glanford, August 26, by Rev. J. A. Kennedy, Charles Brewer, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of the late John Duffield.

September 3, 1891

HUTCHINSON-STINE - At Saginaw, on August 30, Richard Hutchinson, of Hamilton, Ontario, to Miss Fannie Stine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stine, of Saginaw, Michigan.

BUSCOMBE-WINGFIELD - At the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., Mr. H. A. Buscombe, to Miss Annie A. Wingfield, both of this city.

September 9, 1891

CAMERON-HARRIS - On Wednesday, September 9, at Christ Church Cathedral by Rev. E. M. Bland, vicar, Charles Edward Cameron, of Hamilton, formerly of St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica, West Indies, to Edith, youngest daughter of the late John M. Harris.

LITTLE-ROSS - W. C. Little, the well-known Ottawa cricketer, was married yesterday to Miss Mabel Ross, daughter of the late LeBreton Ross.

September 10, 1891

DICKSON-ALDERSON - On September 2, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. Mr. Athoe, Mr. J. E. Dickson, to Eliza Ann, eldest daughter of John Alderson, Jr., Carlisle and granddaughter of John Alderson, Waterdown, and of the late W. J. Broomhead of Yorkshire. England.

September 11, 1891

PAINCHAUD-TRAYES - On the 8th instant, by Rev. Mr. Lynch, J. Endore Painchaud, merchant, of Montreal, to Agnes E., only daughter of J. R. Trayes, proprietor of "The Times", Port Hope.

HILKER-CARROLL - At the parish church, Kingston, Jamaica, on August 22, by Rev. G. W. Downer, Adam E. Hilker, of Westminster parish, Jamaica, to Maude Carroll, only daughter of Cyrus Carroll, Esq., of Hamilton, Ontario.

September 12, 1891

JONES-TUSSIE - A very pleasant time was spent at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall, 111 Hunter street east, on Wednesday evening last, the occasion being the marriage of Alvin Jones to Miss Lavina Tussie. Rev. Mr. Tovell performed the ceremony.

BARRACLOUGH-ROWE - (Bartonville) One of the prettiest weddings which have been celebrated here for many a day was that which took place on Wednesday forenoon when one of our most popular young ladies was married to a gentleman from Ingersoll. The bride, Miss Edith D. Rove, is the second daughter of Rev. R. B. Rowe, Methodist clergyman in this village, and the groom, Rev. W. H. Barraclough, is the soh of J. H. Barraclough, an Ingersoll merchant. The marriage took place at 11 o'clock in the Methodist church. Rev. R. B. Rowe, assisted by Revs. J. VanWyck and I Tovell, performed the ceremony in a felicitous manner in the presence of the immediate friends and relatives of the contracting parties...

ANTE-HOLDEN - At St. John's Presbyterian church, on Wednesday, September 9, by Hon. and Rev. Mr. Moreton, Otto W. Ante, to Nettie A. Holden, both of this city.

WALSH-O'NEILL - In this city, on August 25, 1891, Mr. David Walsh, to Miss Mary O'Neill, both of this city.

September 17, 1891

PROUDFOOT-MERRIMAN - On September 16, at the residence of the bride's brother, R. H. Merriman, Ridgemount, Barton, by the father of the groom, Rev. J. F. A. Proudfoot, D.D., Bertha Frances Winifred Merriman, to John Proudfoot, M.D., of Amherstburg.

LYON-MARTIN - The quiet village of York was the scene of an extremely happy event yesterday afternoon in the marriage of George Seymour Lyon, the well-known cricketer of the Rosedale team to Miss Nettie Martin, daughter of F. O. Martin, of York, by Rev. Dean Mellish...

September 18, 1891

ROSS-WATSON - At First Methodist Church, on Wednesday, September 16, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Andrew Ross to Annie, only daughter of George Watson of this city.

FAIRGRIEVE-FAIRGRIEVE - On Wednesday, September 16, 1891, at the residence of the bride's father, 123 Macnab street south, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, B.D., Andrew Fairgrieve, of Galashils, Scotland, to Carrie, second daughter of J. B. Fairgrieve.

September 19, 1891

PECOVER-MARKLE - At the residence of the bride's mother, 70 Stanley street, London, Ontario, on September 18, by the Rev. James Ballantyne, of Knox church, Adda, eldest daughter of the late William Markle, to Fred C. Pecover, of Lucknow, Ontario, formerly of this city.

September 23, 1891

NORRIS-LAWSON - John F. Norris, one of the best known newspaper men in Canada, and formerly of Montreal, married last evening at Victoria, B.C., Marianne Lawson, formerly of Prince Edward Island, and daughter of Henry Lawson, editor of the Victoria "Colonist".

September 24, 1891

SMITH-ANDERSON - (Oakville) A fashionable wedding took place here yesterday. Miss Lucy Mary Anderson, daughter of C. W. Anderson, banker, Oakville, was married to Miles H. Smith, only son of the late J. C. Smith. The ceremony was performed in the Methodist church which was crowded with friends of the contracting parties...

CARTWRIGHT-HORN - Richard Cartwright, second son of Sir Richard Cartwright, was married in Kingston to Miss Kate Horn of Pittsburg, Ontario.

September 26, 1891

WEBB-MCCABE - On September 23, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, William H. Webb, to Mary Agnes McCabe, both of this city.

SMITH-ANDERSON - In the Methodist church, Oakville, on Wednesday, September 23, Miles H. Smith, to Lucy May, daughter of Cyrus H. Anderson, all of Oakville.

September 29, 1891

UPSELL-NASON - George W. Upsell and Miss Ester Nason were married last evening at the residence of Mrs. Upsell, 73 Catherine street north. Rev. R. G. Boville performed the ceremony. There was a large attendance of the friends of the young couple and after the wedding a very pleasant evening was spent.

BOULTER-GRAY - On September 30th, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Mr. Walker, Thomas E. Boulter, druggist of this city, to Jessie, only daughter of Junior Gray, Dunedin Place, Woodburn.

October 1, 1891

THOMPSON-MARSHALL - On Wednesday, September 30, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. A. Beeman, Dr. B. E. Thompson, of Stony Creek, to Miss Clara C, only daughter of Mr. Samuel Marshall, of Binbrook.

FLOOD-REID - On Wednesday, September 30, at the residence of the bride's mother, 122 West avenue north, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Joseph Alfred Flood, of Toronto, to Miss Annie Laura Reid, of Hamilton.

October 2, 1891

HARRIS-EVANS - On Wednesday, October 1, at the residence of the bride's uncle, John D. Evans, brewer of this city, by the Rev. James Harris, Eramosa, father of the groom, James B. Harris, to Erie E. Evans, both of Hamilton.

October 5, 1891

WEBBER-MCCARTER - On August 8, by the Rev. J. Kay, Charles Stewart Webber, to Maggie, youngest daughter of the late Arthur McCarter of Nelson.

October 7, 1891

BELL-ALLAN - (Glanford) On Thursday last Albert Bell was married to Miss H. Allan of Springvale. The wedding took place at the home of the bride. Friends of the contracting parties were present from Hamilton, Hagersville, and Glanford.

October 8, 1891

HAY-HENDRIE - On Wednesday, October 7, 1891, at the Central Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, by the Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., assisted by the Rev. D. J. Macdonald, B.D.,

St. Andrew's church, Toronto, John Dunlop Hay, Toronto, to Elizabeth Strathearne, eldest daughter of William Hendrie, Esq., Holmstead, Hamilton.

October 9, 1891

LAWRASON-FREEMAN -At Centenary Church, on Wednesday, October 7, by the Rev. Dr. Stafford, J. P. Lawrason, St. George, to Nellie Freeman, daughter of the late James Freeman, Esq.

October 13, 1891

HARRIS-TURNER - At St. Patrick's Church, on Wednesday, October 14, by his lordship Bishop Dowling, assisted by Rev. D. Plante, S. J., and Rev. S. Healey, Frederick D. Harris, to Marjorie Turner, daughter of William Turner, Esq.

FAWCETT-LAFFERTY - On Wednesday afternoon, October 14, at, the residence of her brother, Dr. Lafferty, Park street south, by the Rev. George Kerby, B.A., cousin of the bride, Mary, only daughter of J. D. Lafferty, Esq., to T. D. Fawcett, L.D.S., London.

October 15, 1891

VANWAGNER-CROSTHWAITE - Yesterday Miss Ida Crosthwaite, daughter of the late Daniel Crosthwaite, Bartonville, was married to Picton VanWagner of Saltfleet. Dr. Crosthwaite, late of the Hamilton hospital staff, acted as best man and Miss Bauer was bridesmaid. Rev. F. E. Howitt performed the ceremony.

October 16, 1891

SOUTER-MCGREGOR - On Thursday, October 15, at the residence of the bride's father, Galt, Ontario, by the Rev. J. A. R. Dixon, D.D., James E. Souter, of Hamilton, to Mary E., daughter of William McGregor, Esq.

October 22, 1891

MUNRO-BELL - On Wednesday, October 21, at 150 James street north, the residence of Miss Edwards, aunt of the bride, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, L.L.D., Lily Grace Bell to John Munro.

October 24, 1891

WILSON-CLINE - On October 19, at the residence of the bride's father, 171 Emerald street north, by the Rev. James Murray, B.A., B.D., of Wentworth street Presbyterian Church, Richard Wilson to Sarah C. youngest daughter of Thomas Cline, all of this city.

October 27, 1891

CIMON-LANGEVIN - (Quebec) A wedding in high life took place this morning. The Hon. Justice Cimon was married at 9 a.m. to-day at the high altar of the Basilica to Miss Stella Langevin, second daughter of the Hon. Sir Hector Langevin, M.P., K.C.M.O. The ceremony was performed by His Grace Mgr. Langevin, the Archbishop of Leintopolis, uncle of the bride...

October 28, 1891

MITCHELL-RIVERS - On October 26, at the residence of the bride's uncle, W. G. Vinton, 109 Charlotte avenue, Detroit, by Rev. Dr. Grenell, at the First Baptist Church, Charles A. Mitchell, to Miss Ida Elvirs Rivers, daughter of Edward Rivers.

TENEYCK-HOGAN - Joseph TenEyck, sub-foreman of the fire department, was married to-day to Miss Mary Hogan. The wedding took place at Buffalo.

October 31, 1891

HOBSON-WOOD - On Saturday, October 31, at the Central Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. S. Lyle, D.D., Robert Hobson, to Mary Andrewina, second daughter of A. T. Wood, Esq.

GUIRLEY-SHARP - On October 25, at the residence of the bride's father, Waterdown, by the Rev. P. M. McEachern, Charles Arthur Guirley, to Amelia E. Sharp, only daughter of David Sharp, both of Waterdown.

November 3, 1891

HAMMOND-PATRICK - (Sheffield) Miss Jennie Patrick, eldest daughter of John Patrick, and one of the most popular young ladies, was married last Wednesday to Robert Hammond. The young couple have the good wishes of the entire community for their future happiness and prosperity.

November 5, 1891

RATTERS-STEWART - On Wednesday, November 4, at Hamilton, by the Rev. Mr. VanWyck, William Ratters, of St. George, to Maggie May Stewart, daughter of the late John Stewart of Saltfleet.

OLES-CLEAVE - In this city, on November 4, at the residence of the bride's father, 63 Hess street north, Minnie A. Cleave, to Charles E. Oles, of Brantford.

November 6, 1891

HILL-BROCKELSBY - On November 4, at Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, Richard Baldwin Hill, to Alice Brockelsby, both of this city.

November 9, 1891

BAINE-SPENCE - On July 28 last, at the residence of Dr. Fletcher, Thomas Baine, to Mary Anne Spence, both of this city.

November 9, 1891

FLEMING-MACKINTOSH - (Ottawa) All the society folks of Ottawa and many who are ‘not in’ were present in St. Alban's church yesterday afternoon to witness the wedding of Sandford Hall Fleming to Miss Gertrude Dickinson, eldest daughter of C. H. Mackintosh, M.P. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Rural dean Bogart, and the service was fully choral...

November 11, 1891

PATRICK-YEAGER - On Monday evening, 7th November, at the residence of the bride's parents, 20 Elgin street, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Arthur Patrick to Bertie, second daughter of J. W. Yeager, all of this city.

November 13, 1891

PETTIT-BOYLE - On the 12th instant, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Dr. E. A. Stafford, Richard Hubert Pettit, merchant, to Jacobina, eldest daughter of Arthur Boyle, all of Hamilton.

November 18, 1891

BURNS-HANNON - On November 17, by Rev. Dr. Mungo Fraser, Charles Robert Burns, to Laura Hannon, all of this city.

November 19, 1891

HUFFMAN-NOBLE - (Brantford) The marriage took place here to-day of L. Huffman, eldest son of D. K. Huffman, to Miss Noble, daughter of J. Noble, a well known city merchant.

WOODSWORTH-CLOAK - (Ancaster) William Woodsworth and Mrs. Cloak were married in Hamilton on Wednesday last. The bridal party immediately left for the Northwest where they will reside in the future.

November 24, 1891

ROBERTSON-MCCULLOUGH - At Detroit, on November 14, by the Rev. J. Service, of Tremble street Presbyterian church, George S. Robertson, of Stratford, to Vidilla Mary, third daughter of George McCullough, formerly of Stratford.

November 25, 1891

WAGNER-HOME - At the residence of the bride's parents, 310 Catherine street north, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., David P. Wagner, of Cleveland, to Laura M., eldest daughter of John K. Home, of this city.

November 26, 1891

RIDGE-IMLAY - On the evening of the 25th instant, at 82 Augusta street, by Rev. I. Tovell, Mr. J. B. Ridge, eldest son of Mr. John Ridge, of Binbrook, to Miss Jennie Johan Imlay, youngest daughter of Mr. Peter Imlay, of Wingham.

BERRYMAN-GAVIN - On November 25, at the Gore Street parsonage, by Rev. Isaac Tovell, Albert Charles Barryman, fifth son of J. E. Berryman, Esq., to Miss Mary Gavin, both of Hamilton.

MCKEOWN-O'REGAN - Mr. James McKeovm was married at Oshawa this morning to Miss O'Regan.

DUFFY-DOYLE - (Waterdown) A wedding took pace at the Roman Catholic church this morning when Rev. Father O'Leary united Miss Mary Ann Doyle, daughter of Michael Doyle, hotel-keeper, and John Duffy, butcher, both of Waterdown.

November 28, 1891

JOCELYN-CASADY - At the residence of the bride's parents, 87 Florence street, by the Rev. G. Forneret, Richard G., eldest son of Joseph Jocelyn, to Mary A., eldest daughter of Amos Casady, both of this city.

MCCULLOUGH-COOK - At the residence of the bride's father, Main street west, on Thursday, November 26, by Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Annie Buntin Cook, to James D. McCullough, of Hamilton.

SHUART-STEVENSON - On Wednesday, November 25, by the Rev. P. M. McEachern, at the residence of the bride's brother, W. N. Stevenson, principal of the public school Waterdown, Mr. Austin Shuart, of Buffalo, N.Y., to Miss Anne Stevenson, of Waterdown.

November 30, 1891

DORR-BIRD - At the residence of the bride's father, on November 25, by the Rev. Mr. Stevenson of Ancaster, Peter Dorr of Carluke, to Miss Ida Bird, eldest daughter of Mr. William Bird of Barton.

December 3, 1891

LEES-ROBERTSON At the residence of the bride's father, Lakeview, Oakville, on December 2, 1891, by the Rev. S. S. Craig, William Lees, barrister, of Hamilton, to Annie R., only daughter of Andrew Robertson.

December 4, 1891

HOZAR-TURNER - At St. Luke's church, Hamilton, on December 1, by the Rev. William Massey, Alexander Hozar, of Toronto, to Miss Emily Turner, eldest daughter of Mr. James Turner, of Hamilton.

December 10, 1891

BURKHOLDER-ALMAS - Pine Hill in the township of Ancaster, the residence of H. S. Almas, was the scene of much merriment yesterday afternoon and evening. Mr. Almas's eldest daughter, Annie Elizabeth, was married to George Burkholder of this city. Friends and relatives to the number of sixty were present. Rev. W. R. Clarke was the officiating clergyman. The groomsmen were Robert Cranston and Andrew Fletcher of Hamilton. Miss Mary Burkholder, Miss M. Almas, and Miss D. Almas were the bridesmaids.

December 12, 1891

VANLUVEN-MILLER - A. P. Vanluven and Mary Miller, both deaf mutes and graduates of the Belleville institution, were married at Kingston on Wednesday.

BOOK-HUFFMAN - (Tintern) A very pleasant event took place at Tintern last Wednesday in the marriage of Harvey Book of Spring Creek to Miss Huffman of Tintern. The bride was assisted by her sister while John Comfort of Tintern acted as best man...

December 23, 1891

HUMPHREY-CARLYLE - (Troy) Joseph Humphrey and Miss Kate Carlyle of Troy were married last week at the residence of Abner Humphrey by Rev. Dr. Murdoch of St. George.

December 24, 1891

FITCH-EVERT - On December 23, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, J. Aimer Fitch, to Mary Adelaide, daughter of Mr. Charles Evert, all of Winona.

LAUGHLIN-GRIFFIN - In this city, on November 28, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. E. A. McAvey, John Laughlin, of Rochester,. N.Y., to Annie, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Griffin, of this city.

CLINE-PORTER - At St. John's Evangelical church, on December 22, by the Rev. C. LeV. Brine, Arthur Thomas Cline, of Detroit, to Mary A. Porter, of this city.

RITCHIE-ANDERSON - At the residence of the bride's parents, Victoria avenue north, on December 23, by the Rev. Canon Ourran, Archibald Ritchie, to Agnes Anderson, both of this city.

December 24, 1891

FLEMING-BUTLER - A. J. Fleming, of this city, vras married yesterday norningto Miss Winnifred HT Butler, daughter of the late W. B. Butler, of Toronto. The ceremony was performed in St. Thomas Church, Toronto, the officiating clergyman being Rev. Charles Roper.

December 26, 1891

SIMPSON-FRENCH - At the residence of the bride's parents, 182 West avenue north, on December 23, by Rev. M. Fraser, D.D., W. H. Simpson to Florence E. French, youngest daughter of Robert Stewart. No cards.

DURRAND-CHAPMAN - On Christmas day, at the residence of the bride's father, 136 West avenue north, by the Rev. I. Tovell, William D. Durrand, of Toronto, to Minnie Kate, eldest daughter of Mr. James Chapman, of Hamilton.

BRASS-DORRINGTON - In this city, on December 24, by the Rev. T. Albert Moore, W. E. Brass, to Mrs. R. Dorrington, both of this city.

MARSHALL-MCKENZIE - In this city, on December 24, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. Martha Smith, 196 Wilson street, by the Rev. James Murray, B.A., B.D.. Robert Marshall to Janet McKenzie, both of this city.

ATKINSON-BROWN - At Chicago, on December 25, by the Rev. Mr. Kenny, of Holy Trinity Church, Miss Mattie Brown, of Chicago, to Mr. George Atkinson, of Chicago, formerly of Hamilton.

MARSDEN-JOHNSTON - In this city on Christmas day, December 25, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Thomas J. Marsden, of Detroit, formerly of Hamilton, to Maud E. Johnston, of this city.

JOHNSTON-ANDERSON - At Seattle, on Wednesday, December 18, by Rev. Elliott Brown, H. H. Johnston, barrister, late of Belleville, Ontario, to Miss Grace P. Anderson, of Hamilton.

December 28, 1891

HARPER-WARD - On Thursday, December 24, 1891, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. H. J. McPhillips, J. F. Harper, of the Bank of Hamilton, to Miss Ellen Constance Ward, daughter of Benjamin Ward, of Alton.

December 29, 1891

PORTEOUS-HOWARD - On December 28, at the residence of the bride's father, 243 Wilson street, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, Thomas Porteous, to Miss Amy, eldest daughter of Mr. William Howard, all of Hamilton.

WARD-SWALLOW - On December 24, at Gore Street church, by Rev. I. Tovell, John, youngest son of Albert Ward, to Emma, second daughter of Isaac Swallow, both of this city.

December 30, 1891

UNSWORTH-NICKLING - At Burlington, on December 26, 1891, by the Rev. Canon Bull, Harry Unsworth, to Lizzie Nickling, second eldest daughter of James Nickling.

STEWART-REED - On December 29, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, of Wesley church, Alexander Stewart, of Beamsville, to Emma, only daughter of Nathaniel Reed, Mountain Top, Barton.

ENGLEHART-THOMPSON - Yesterday at Petrolia, J. L. Englehart, president of the Imperial Oil Company, was married to Ess Charlotte Eleanor Thompson, daughter of the late Thomas Thompson, of Adelaide, and sister-in-law of George Moncrieff, M.P.

December 31, 1891

PETTERSON-MCCUEN - On December 30, at the parsonage, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Annie, daughter of David McCuen, Freelton, to August Petterson, tailor, city.

LOGAN-DICKENSON - At the residence of the bride's father, North Glanford, on December 29, by the Rev. Mr. Kennedy, Donald Logan, of Glanford, to Bertha Lillian, daughter of John Dickenson.