Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1892

January 2, 1892

NICHOL-HARRISON - On December 30, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Mr. Mellish of Caledonia, Robert Nichol, of Binbrook, to Lucy, daughter of John Harrison, Seneca.

DOWNING-GRIGG - In this city, on New Year's Day, by the Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, Henry Downing, to Annie, eldest daughter of the late Edwin Grigg, both of this city.

January 4, 1892

EATON-TWEEDLE - On December 31st, at the residence of the bride’s father, East Flamborough, by the Rev. Mr. Ferguson, of Waterdown, Mr. Charles Eaton, to Miss Ida., second daughter of Mr. Archibald Tweedle, all of East Flamborough.

January , 1892

CROWE-WEBB - At the residence of the groom's parents, by the Rev. G. W. Kerby, on New Year's Day, William Crowe, to Sarah Louisa Webb, both of this city.

January 6, 1892

MALCOMSON-MCKEAN - On Tuesday, January 5, at the residence of the bride's mother, 223 John street north, by Rev. Dr. Fraser, Alexander H. Malcomson, to Mary Helen, third daughter of the late David Millar McKean.

CROSTHWAITE-MCMILLAN - (Bartonville) There were married at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. R. B. Rowe, Daniel Crosthwaite, of Bartonville, to Miss May McMillan, of Stony Creek.

BELL-PETCH - (Seneca) The scene we wish to tell you about took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Petch, Seneca, on Wednesday, December 22, when their daughter, Ida A., was married to John Bell of Glanford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Kennedy of Mount Hope. The groom was assisted by his old chum, A. Morrison, while the bride was waited upon by her sister, Miss A. Petch...

January 6, 1892

KITCHEN-TERRYBERRY (Grimsby) The most interesting event in social circles for some time was the marriage of Edgar Kitchen to Miss Belle Terryberry, two of the most popular young

people in the neighbourhood. The ceremony took place on Wednesday last at the residence of the bride's father. At the hour appointed over seventy guests assembled to witness the ceremony which was conducted by Rev. J. G. Murray. The bride was assisted by Miss Seymour of St. Catharines and Miss Olive Terryberry while the groom was supported by E. D. Smith...

MILLER-BRISTOL - (Jerseyville) A very pleasant wedding occurred on the morning of December 30 at the residence of Rev. B. Bristol when his second daughter, Lavina, was united to James Miller, late of East Saginaw, Mich., both formerly of this place. Rev. Emerson Bristol, uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony after which the guests retired to the dining room to partake of the wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left the same day on their bridal tour to the Pacific coast where they are to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller's friends wish them every happiness in their future.

January 7, 1892

KREASON-HALBIRNIE - On January 6, by Rev. E. Lounsbury, Benjamin R. Kreason, of Galt, to Miss Emily A. Halbirnie, daughter of Mrs. Winton, of Hamilton.

MCGUIRE-BLOWES - Rev. Father Brady officiated at a marriage in St. Lawrence's church, this morning. The bride was Miss Catherine Blowes, of James street north, and the bridegroom James McGuire, of Tarentum, Pa. Miss Lora Blowes , sister of the bride, was bridesmaid & James Blowes her brother, was groomsman...

January 11, 1892

LAWRENCE-IRVING - On Tuesday, January 5th, by the Rev. James Murray, at Hamilton, Ontario, Mr. Frank A. Lawrence, of New York city, to Miss Elsie M. Irving, of Burlington, Ontario.

WRIGHT-TRISTRAM - In Hamilton, Ontario, on January 11, 1892, at St. Mark's church, by the Rev. Canon Sutherland, rector, W. S. Wright, of Lockport, N.Y., to Euphrasia, daughter of the late G. A. Tristram, of Hamilton.

January 12, 1892

WATSON-MORLEY - On Monday, January 11, at All Saints church, by the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, William Watson, of Ratou, New Mexico, to Annie, second daughter of John Morley of this city.

January 13, 1892

MORRISON-HAGLE - At Warwick, on December 31, 1891, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. C. C. Cuzzens, W. E. Morrison, of Brook, to Annie E., eldest daughter of Amasy Hagle.

January 14, 1892

FOSTER-FISHER - At Shady Cottage, Burlington, the residence of the bride's mother, January 13, 1892, by the Rev. Dr. Brethour, H. Thompson Foster, of Burlington, to Alice E., youngest daughter of the late Peter Fisher, Esq.

MCKEOWN-POULTER - On Wednesday, January 13, at the residence of the groom's brother, Acacia House, Stuart street west, by the Rev. Mr. Kerby, James McKeown, of Hamilton, to Mary Elizabeth Poulter, of London, England.

MCMILLAN-MCLEAN - At 213 Park street north, on the 13th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, Alexander McMillan, to Lizzie McLean, both of the town of Dundas.

January 15, 1892

HAWKINS-TINDILL - On the 12th instant, at the manse, 231 Victoria avenue north, by the Rev. James Murray, James Hawkins to Miss M. A. Tindill, all of this city.

DEPEW-FORTMAN - On January 13, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, John DePew, to Mary Ella, daughter of Theodore Fortman, Esq., of Saltfleet.

HURREN-CLARKE - On Wednesday, January 13, 1892, at Mountsberg, Ontario, by Rev. R. L. Cohoe of Freelton, Mr. James E. Hurren, of Detroit, Michigan, to Miss Annie Clarke, of Mountsberg.

MACDONALD-HAGAN - (Glanford) Quite a number of invited friends assembled at the residence of Robert Hagan, January 6, to witness the nuptials of John Macdonald and Miss Mary Hagan, both of Glanford. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Kennedy, after which the guests sat down to a bountiful repast. The presents were numerous and useful.

January 19, 1892

ALERDICE-SMITH - At All Saints Church, on September 21, by the Rev. Rural Dean Forneret, Harry Alerdice, to Lilas Aletha Smith.

January 20, 1892

AITCHISON-BUTLER - At the residence of the bride's parents, 137 Caroline street south, by the Rev. Father Hinchey, R. Aitchison, to Ellen, youngest daughter of the late Patrick Butler, both of this city.

CRANSTON-HOLBROOK - In Hamilton, January 19, at the residence of the bride's parents, 365 James street north, by Rev. Mr. Sutherland, James Cranston, to Miss Louise Holbrook, both of this city.

SANDERSON-MCNEILL - (Strabane) A quiet wedding took place here on Wednesday, January 13, the happy pair being J. Sanderson and Mrs. McNeill, all of Strabane.

January 28,1892

THORNSON-POSTLE - At the residence of the bride's parents, Barton, on January 26, by the Rev. R. B. Rowe, Methodist minister, Bartonville, Mr. Thomas Peter Thomson, of Buffalo, to Miss Susie Bell Postle, of this place.

MCALLISTER-SEAMAN - On the 27th instant, at the residence of the bride's mother, 43 West avenue north, by the Rev. G. A. Forneret, Hannon J. McAllister, to Julia L. Seaman, all of this city.

MORRIS-BROOKS - On January 21, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, William A. Morris, to Amy, third daughter of the late Thomas Brooks of this city.

WRIGHT-ZEALAND - On January 27, at the residence of the bride's mother, 22 Murray street west, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, B.D., Mary Gibson, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Edward Zealand, to William J. Wright, of Brockville, barrister-at-law.

January 29, 1892

O'NEIL-HANLEY - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on Tuesday, January 26, by the Rev. Father MacEvay, Michael O'Neil, to Katie, eldest daughter of the late William Hanley, both of this city.

February 1, 1892

STEPHENSON-HOPCOTT - A very quiet but pleasant wedding took place on Wednesday, January 27, at the residence of the bride's parents, Maple Terrace, Bronte, being the marriage of Miss Clara Hopcott, to Charles W. Stephenson... The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. Belt of Burlington...

February 3, 1892

GARTLEY-ROBERTSON - (Strabane) On February 2, at the residence of the bride's father, Strabane, James Gartley was married to Miss Minnie Robertson.

February 4, 1892

WRIGHT-WITHALL - On February 3, by Rev. W. Massey, M.A., St. Luke's, Albert E. Wright to Miss Bella Withall

February 5, 1892

PEACOCK-LAFAIELLE - On Wednesday, February 3, by Rev. G. Forneret, rector of All Saints Church, G. W. Peacock of Merton, Ontario, to Mary Ann Lafaielle, daughter of G. H. Lafaielle, of this city.

SNYDER-BUSH - On Wednesday, February 3, a happy event took place at the residence of T. H. Bush, Caistor, it being the marriage of his eldest daughter, Jessie, to Albert M. Snyder. The bride was dressed in an exceedingly handsome costume and looked pretty as brides always do. Miss Clara B. Park of Grimsby was the maid of honour while the groom was ably supported by his old and most intimate friend, William Marshall. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. G. Harris, pastor of the Baptist church, Binbrook...

February 6, 1892

CRASSET-JACKSON - BROWNJOHN - At Rapid City, Manitoba, on January 20, by the Rev. Mr. Gell, of Minnedosa, Edmund Cecil, youngest son of the late John Grasset-Jackson, to Nellie Mary, third daughter of the late T. C. Brownjohn, of Grimsby.

February 8, 1892

CURTIS-BROWN - At the residence of the bride's father, Rochridge, on February 3, 1892, by the Rev. W. R. Clark, M.A., Maggie, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Brown, to James W. Collins, all of Ancaster.

February 9, 1892

BARTON-NIXON - (Strabane) The marriage boom has struck this locality. On February 2, Mr. Barton and Miss V. Nixon of Streetsville were married.

February 10, 1892

PTOLEMY-BROWN - At the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, on February 9, Mr. Thomas Craig Ptolemy, to Bella, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Charles Brown, all of Binbrook.

February 11, 1892

WILLIAMS-FETCH - On February 10, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, William Williams, to Martha Eliza Fetch, all of Winona.

VIDAL-TASCHEREAU - Major B. H. Vidal of ‘C’ company of the Royal School of Infantry, Toronto, and Miss Beatrice Taschereau, daughter of Judge Taschereau, were married yesterday in Montreal.

WALLER-PAMENTER - (Bartonville) A most pleasing event occurred last evening at St. Mary's church when the eldest daughter of J. Pamenter, Nellie, was married to Peter Waller, a promising young man of the township of Barton. The bride looked very handsome, being attired in a travelling costume. The maid of honour was Miss May A. Pamenter, sister of the bride. The groom was assisted by George E. Waller. Rev. Mr. Howitt of Stoney Creek performed the ceremony...

February 13, 1892

HALLETT-CORFIELD - At the residence of the bride's father in Rome, N.Y., on February 6, by the Rev. J. H. Egar, A. F. Hallett, of Hamilton, Ontario, to Miss Ocena May, daughter of Joseph Corfield, Esq.

February 17, 1892

MULHOLLAND-WOOD - (Troy) On Wednesday two members of the choir were made one by Rev. Mr. Teiple. The contracting parties were Miss Carrie Wood, daughter of George Wood, and Judson Mulholland.

BOOK-NEAL - (Grimsby) Weddings are nearly as prevalent as the grip in this locality, the last to experiment in this direction being William Book and Miss Neal of Grimsby. The ceremony was performed in the Episcopal church where the young couple were securely tied in the nuptial bond.

February 18, 1892

MARLATT-MARLATT - On Wednesday, February 17, at the residence of Mr. J. Faulkner, by the Rev. Dr. Clark, Cecil G. Marlatt, of Oakville, to Birdie, daughter of the late J. W. Marlatt, M.D.

February 18, 1892

HEATH-RYAN - Fireman Thomas Heath was married at Jarvis on Tuesday night to Miss Ida Ryan, daughter of William Ryan, of Jarvis.

ANDERSON-PUTTON - (Moffat) A quiet little matrimonial affair occurred here last week, the participants being William Anderson Sr., and Miss Dutton.

February 20, 1892

PEEBLES-MEIKLE - Arthur Peebles, of Strabane, brother of C. H. Peebles of this city, was married yesterday to Miss Aggie Meikle, of Galt.The wedding took pace at the beautiful residence of the bride's father, Homewood, Rev. Dr. Jackson of Galt officiated. Miss Bessie Meikle was bridesmaid and J. B. Jardine of Hamilton was groomsman.

February 22, 1892

NELLIGAN-KILROY - At St. Mary's Cathedral, this morning, by the Rev. Father Hinchey, Miss B. A. Kilroy, of this city, to Mr. John Nelligan, of Stratford.

February 24, 1892

JOHNSON-CUMMINS - (Flamborough Centre) P. S. Johnson, of Balmoral Ranch, N.W.T., was on Tuesday married to Miss Maggie Cummins by Rev. Mr. Ferguson of Waterdown. They start in a week or two for their distant home, and carry with them the good wishes and esteem of their many friends in Flamborough,

February 25, 1892

KING-JONES - E. L. Kingsley and Ralph Blackley of this city were ushers at the wedding of John S. King to Miss Etta Jones which took place in Toronto yesterday.

IRELAND-TOTTEN - At St. Paul's church, Woodstock, yesterday, Miss Margaret, daughter of Warren Totten, Q.C., was married to W. F. Ireland of Winnipeg.

February 26, 1892

VERNER-HOVER - At Stratford, on February 24, by the Rev. Mr. Holman, Charles Verner, to Sadie, youngest daughter of John Hover, formerly of Hamilton.

SANFORD-SANFORD - At Knoxville, Tennesse, on Thursday, February 25, by the Rev. Samuel Ringgold, D.D., E. Jackson Sanford, B.A., of Hamilton, to Emma, daughter of Colonel E. J. Sanford.

February 27, 1892

TAIT-KEIL - At the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. John Gomph, on February 25, by the Rev. E. Hoffman, James Tait, of Hamilton, to Margaret, fourth daughter of the late John Keil of Salem.

February 29, 1892

PROWSE-BROADLY - On Wednesday, February 24, at Beaumaris, by the Rev. E. S. Rowe, at Huntsville, Horace E. Prowse, to Annie E. M. Broadly, London, England.

March 3, 1892

MEAKINS-TAYLOR - At the American Presbyterian church, Montreal, on Tuesday, March 1, 1892, by the Rev. W. M. Barbour, D.D., Charles W. Meakins to Jean Taylor.

KEMP-BOUGHNER (Beamsville) Miss S. Boughner of this village and Robert Kemp of Grimsby had been united in matrimony. Miss Boughner was a teacher in our village school and her many friends wish her happiness.

March 4, 1892

EDMONDSON-MOFFAT - At the homestead, 166 Bay street north, March 3, 1892, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., William Edmondson, of Brantford, to Jessie Damude, second daughter of the late Robert Moffat.

LUNDY-KEMP - At the residence of Mrs. Charles Huton, on March 3, 1892, by the Rev. Mr. Pescott, Robert D. Lundy, of Toronto, to Ada Kemp, of this city.

March 9, 1892

SCOTT-LANE - (Flamborough Centre) Mr. Scott and Miss Lane, both of this place, have been married. They are highly popular and have been for years. All join in wishing success and happiness.

BLANDFORD-OLLIVER - The Victoria Avenue Bap-feist church was the scene of a very interesting social event yesterday afternoon. The occasion was the marriage of W. E. Blandford, of the firm of Brown, Boggs, & Co, to Miss Emma Olliver, only daughter of Thomas Olliver... Rev. Fred T. Tapscott officiated using the episcopal service...

March 12, 1892

MACNIDER-STANFORD - At the residence of the bride's father, Ithaca, N.Y., on February 28, 1892, by the Rev. Mr. Jones. Stanley Corwine, eldest son of Stanley MacNider, Guatamela, C.A., to Olive Mary, eldest daughter of O. R. Stanford, of Ithaca, N.Y.

March 14, 1892

CARMICHAEL-WOODALL - At the parsonage, Toronto, on March 12, by Kev. Dr. Mockridge, J. H. Carmichael, to Mrs. Effie C. Woodall.

March 16, 1892

STEEN-ROGERSON - (Winnipeg) J. R. Steen, president of the board of trade, was married to-day to Mrs. Annie Rogerson, lately of St. John, N.B. They have left for Toronto and Montreal on a wedding trip.

March 17, 1892

SHEPPARD-SYEN - (Bartonville). A most pleasing event occurred on Tuesday evening at the church of St. Mary, the marriage of Ada, the eldest daughter of William Syen, to John Sheppard of West Flamborough, a promising young farmer of that township. The bride looked very handsome, being attired in a travelling costume. The maid of honour was Miss Annie Gilles of Hamilton and the groom was assisted by Rev. Ed Sheppard, brother of the groom. Rev. Mr. Howitt of Stony Creek performed the ceremony.

March 23, 1892

CUMMINS-MOUNT - (Millgrove) Jacob Cummins of this village was married last Wednesday to Miss Mount of Hamilton. The happy couple went east for their honeymoon and have not yet returned.

GENSTON-EMMONS - (Moffat.) Thomas Genston, of this place, one of our most enterprising young men, was marred on March 9, to Miss Martha Emmons, of Mountsberg in the presence of about fifty of their friends...

March 25, 1892

LYONS-SMITH - On March 24, Frederick Lyons to Miss Bessie B. Smith.

March 30, 1892

MOUNTAIN-STEWART - Last evening Miss Aggie Stewart was married to Alfred Mountain by Rev. James Murray. It was a quiet wedding but a number of young people were present. The employees of the Canada Screw Co. presented Mr. Mountain with a handsome silver tea service.

March 31, 1892

SHIELDS-ARTHUR - On Wednesday, March 30, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Binbrook, by the Rev. A. Parker Bell, Thomas Shields to Catherine Arthur of Binbrook.

MCPHERSON-FERGUSON - In this city, on March 30, at the residence of the bride's parents, 431 Mary street, by the Rev. Mr. Tovell, Palmer McPherson, of Buffalo, N.Y., to Sarah, daughter of John M. Ferguson.

DEMAIN-YORK - Grimsby has lost another young lady, prominent in social circles, in the person of Miss Ada May York who was last week married to John DeMain, of Jordan. Her future home is beyond Jordan.

STIPPES-MARKLE - (Alberton) Fred Stippes and Miss Rose Markle were married in Chicago last week. Alberton friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Stippes happiness in their western home.

April 2, 1892

MARTIN-MARTIN - On March 30, at Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. George Forneret, George Powell Martin, Hamilton, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of Jacob Martin, Esq., Sligo, Ireland.

LITTLE-PARKE - On Wednesday, March 30, at the residence 6f the bride's brother, James Parke, by the Rev. C. W. Cousens, Matt H. Little, of Hamilton, to Julia Louise Parke, of Seneca, fourth daughter of the late Charles Parke, Seneca township.

April 6, 1892

SMITH-WALLACE - William Smith, formerly of the "Spectator", was married in New York yesterday to Miss Jennie Wallace, daughter of the late Dr. Wallace. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Deems. Mr. Smith has many friends here who will be pleased to learn that he has joined the benedicts.

April 7, 1892

SWEETLOVE-YOUNG - On April 5, by the Rev. T. Albert Moore, James George Sweetlove, Peterborough, Ontario, eldest son of James Sweetlove, Macaulay street, city, to Olive, second daughter of the late John Young, of this city.

RUSK-WILSON - (Carlisle) James Rusk and Hattie Wilson were married last Wednesday by the Rev. Mr. Athoe, at the residence of the bride's father, in the presence of about thirty of the relatives of the bride and groom. The bride was the recipient of a large number of beautiful and useful presents.

April 9, 1892

KEYMER-WHITE - At Cleveland, Ohio, April 4, by the Rev. Mr. Thomson, Mr. Philip Keymer, of Hamilton, Ontario, to Miss Wilhelmina (Minnie) White of the same place.

COVERDALE-ROY - (Sheffield) A quiet but happy event took place at the residence of Peter Humphrey on Wednesday of last week, being the marriage of his niece, Miss Bell Roy, to William Coverdale of this place. The newly wedded couple have the best wishes of all their acquaintances.

April 14, 1892

MOSS-BLAKE - On April 13, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. W. Smith, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Charles M. Moss, to Isabel F. C, youngest daughter of William Blake, Esq.

April 15, 1892

PESCOTT-HARDY - On April 14, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, L.L.B., D.D., assisted by Rev. Dr. Burns, the Rev. Walter E. Pescott, B.A., to Mabel Rose Hardy, all of Hamilton.

April 20, 1892

FROUD-CLARKE - On April 13, by Rev. W. A. Rodwell, at 224 Teraulay street, Toronto, the residence of the bride's sister, Mr. Frank Froud, to Miss Rose Clarke, fourth daughter of Mr. John Clarke, of the Mountain View Hotel, Hamilton.

CARR-SINCLAIR - At the residence of the bride's mother, 69 Herkimer street, Hamilton, on April 20, 1892, by the Rev. E. P. Crawford, rector of the Church of the Ascension, Edwin Henry Carr, to Gertrude Henrietta, daughter of the late Judge Sinclair.

DENNIS-BOWMAN - At St. Thomas church, on Wednesday, April 20, by Rev. Canon Curran, M.A., rector, assisted by Rev. George A. Forneret, M.A., rural dean, Rev. J. W. Dennis, of Berthier-en-Haut, P.Q., to Bessie, daughter of the late Joseph C. Bowman, Esq.

YOUNG-COREY - A quiet wedding took place last night at the manse of St. Paul's church, the principals being Albert G. Young and Miss Annie M. Corey. Dr. Laidlaw officiated...

April 22, 1892

SMALL-GAYFER - Frank T. Small of Hamilton and Miss Nellie L. Gayfer, daughter of Alfred Gayfer, Toronto, were married at the bride's home last evening. Miss C. Small, Miss Hattie Cayfer, and Miss Wingreve of St. Catharines were the bridesmaids

April 25, 1892

HAMILTON-WYATT - At the Manse, on February 23, by the Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Thomas Hamilton, to Emma Jane Wyatt, all of this city.

April 26, 1892

HAYS-BRADLEY - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on April 25, by the Rev. Father Hinchey, Edward Hays, to Deborah Theresa Bradley, daughter of William Bradley of this city.

April 27, 1892

SINKER-WHITE - At All Saints Church, on April 26, by Rev. Mr. Forneret, John E. Sinker, to Elizabeth Ann White, daughter of William White of this city.

GILLESPIE-PACKHAM - (Abingdon) A very happy event occurred at the residence of James Packham, Sr., it being the marriage of his second daughter, Elizabeth, to William Gillespie, of Stratford. The service was performed by the Rev. E. J. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist church where Miss Packham has been an ardent worker for many years.

JACKSON-WILSON - Rev. James Murray performed the pleasant duty this afternoon of uniting in matrimony Miss Lillie Wilson of Hamilton and Dr. A. W. Jackson, an old Wentworth boy, but now a prosperous young physician of Mercer, Pa. The ceremony took place at the bride's home, 43 Tisdale street, and was a quiet and unpretentious one...

April 28, 1892

COWAN-MONTAGUE - At St. Mary's episcopal church, Dayton, Florida, on April 19, by the Rev. C. W. Arnold, James Stillie Cowan, second son of Robert A. Cowan, of Edinburgh, Scotland, to Ella Agnes Montague, of Fort Orange, Florida.

MORRIS-PORTER - At the residence of the bride's father, 56 Chatham street, Hamilton, on April 27, 1892, by the Rev. Fred T. Tapscott, Oswald Morris, to Louie, third daughter of George Porter.

SMITH-AIKENS - On April 21, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Thomas A., eldest son of George B. Smith, to Ruth C, daughter of James Aikens, of this city.

April 29, 1892

DRUMMOND-GALLIN - On Wednesday evening, April 27, by the Rev. P. M. McEachern, at the residence of Mr. Gallin, cousin of the bride, Waterdown, Mr. Charles H. Drummond, of Flamborough township, to Miss Mary L. Gallin, of Waterdown.

April 30, 1892

FOLSTER-FLAWS - On April 28, at the residence of the bride's sister, 96 East avenue north, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, Peter Folster, to Elizabeth Isabella Margaret, second daughter of Mr. William Flaws, Redland, Sandwich, all of Orkney, Scotland.

May 2, 1892

LACHANCE-STODDARD - On April 18, 1892, by the Rev. S. H. Prather, Ph.D., Walter W. LaChance, architect, Cleveland, Ohio, son of Mr. W. E. LaChance, this city, to Sadie, daughter of L. L. Stoddard, Esq., banker, Milan, Ohio.

May 3, 1892

ROBBINS-CROLL, ALLISON-CROLL - (Millgrove) A very happy event occurred at the residence of Fred Croll on Wednesday, April 27, it being the marriage of his two eldest daughters, Minnie to George Robbins, and Elsie, to John Allison, both of this place. George Robbins had for his best man his brother, Jim, while Miss Beaton acted as bridesmaid for Minnie. John Allison was supported by brother, George, while Miss Personne of Guelph acted as bridesmaid for Elsie. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. H. Orme and was witnessed by quite a number of guests from whom both young ladies received many useful and valuable presents.

CUMMINS-NICHOLSON - (Millgrove) On the same day (Apr. 27) at Dundas by the Rev. John Kay, Shipman Cummins was married to Miss Annie Nicholson, daughter of George Nicholson, both of this place.

May 4, 1892

BERRY-ALLAN - At Hamilton, on November 11, at the residence of Rev. T. Albert Moore, W. G. Berry, furniture dealer, John street south, to Mary A., fourth daughter of James Allan, of Ancaster.

KIDD-MCGREGOR - At Seaforth yesterday, Miss M. E. McGregor, daughter of Capt. McGregor, of Goderich, was married to George A. Kidd, of Omaha, Neb., son of Thomas Kidd of Seaforth. The young couple will reside in Omaha.

May 13, 1892

BROUGH-MCCELLAN - The village of Springford on Tuesday was the scene of a large and happy gathering, the event being the marriage of Miss Alice McCellan to Frank Brough of Hamilton. The ceremony which made the two one was celebrated at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. VanEvery, by the Rev. Mr. Randall, Baptist minister of Dutton...

May 19, 1892

MAIN-SPITTAL - (Sheffield) Sanford Main and Miss Maggie Spittal, both of this village, were married a few days ago. They have gone to Port Huron to live, followed by the good wishes of their many friends here.

May 21, 1892

GARDINER-BAVAIRD - Wednesday, May 18, by Rev. W. E. Pescott at Centenary church, Robert M. Gardiner, to Laura E., third daughter of James Bavaird, Esq., Hamilton.

May 25, 1892

NASH-CARMICHAEL - On May 18, by Rev. Mr. Murray, Frank L. Nash, to Linda, second daughter of George Carmichael, both of this city.

WARDELL-LEE - At 417 Mary street, by Rev. T. Albert Moore, on May 24, 1892, Lafayette Wardell, to Emma, fourth daughter of James Lee, all of this city.

SMITH-HOTRUM - On May 24, at St. Luke's Church, city, by Rev. W. Massey, M.A., rector, Robert Smith, to Margaret E., eldest daughter of dr. J. M. Hotrum, both of this city.

GIBB-WINCKLER - On Monday, May 23, by the Rev. Mr. Hoffman, at the German Lutheran parsonage, William A. Gibb, to Frieda, only daughter of Adolph Winckler.

May 28, 1892

GOW-SPEERS - James Gow and his bride returned to the city last evening. Mrs. Gow was formerly Miss Edna J. Speers of Belle Vernon, Pa. The young couple will stay at the beach during the summer months.

MCGILLIVRAY-CAMPBELL - At Perth, Ontario, Miss Annie Campbell, a graduate, was married to Prof. John McGillivray, Ph.D. of Queen's University, Kingston.

May 30, 1892

WILE-METCALFE - At Chicago, on April 30, by the Rev. William Lawrence, David R. Wile, to Leah S. Metcalfe, daughter of Thomas Metcalfe, both of this city.

June 1, 1892

DYMENT-CHAPMAN - At the Church of the Ascension, Hamilton, on Wednesday, June 1, 1892, by Rev. E. P. Crawford, assisted by Rev. F. B. Hodgson, Albert E. Dyment, to Frances Edith, daughter of the late A. T. Chapman.

June 2, 1892

SAXBY-RADCLIFFE - At St. Luke's Church, June 1, 1892, by Rev. W. Massey, M.A., Jane Radcliffe, to George, eldest son of Mr. Stephen Saxby.

FRYERS-LAFARELLE - At Christ Church Cathedral, on June 1, by Rev. E. M. Bland, Lizzie, daughter of G. H. Lafarelle, of this city, to Albert E. Fryers, of Toronto

WALES-EASTER - In the Church of the Ascension, on Wednesday, June 1, by the Rev. E. P. Crawford, R. E. Wales, of Oakville, to Miss Clara Easter, of Hamilton.

PETERSON-COWAN - At Holy Trinity Church, Barton, on June 1, by the Rev. C. B. Lee, M.A., Walter T. Peterson, Esq., of Thorold, Ontario, to Nellie Orr, youngest daughter of the late William Orr Cowan, Esq., of Thorold.

June 3, 1892

CALDER-CROOKS - There was a pretty wedding at West Lawn, Waterdown, the residence of W. H. Crooks, on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Crooks's only daughter , Miss Lena E. Crooks, was married to W. B. Calder of Grimsby. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Ferguson...

DARK-MARR - A pleasant wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Elijah Marr, Glanford. The bride was Miss Amelia Marr and the groom James Dark of Barton. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Helen Marr, and Richard Dark was best man. The marriage was celebrated by the Rev. Mr. Kennedy, pastor of the Methodist church at Mount Hope.

June 4, 1892

DUFF-FITZSIMMONS - At Shanghai, China, on May 7, 1892, by the Rev. Mr. Hodges, George H. Duff, to Cassie, eldest daughter of the late Henry Fitzsimmons, both of Hamilton.

MILLS-MORDEN - At Hamilton, on May 30, 1892, Mackenzie Mills, brother of Mr. J. Bidwell Mills of this city, and son of Solomon Mills, Esq., of Rockview, to Rilla, daughter of the late Peter C. Morden, of the same place.

June 6, 1892

MUNDIE-JENNEY - William B. Mundie, an old Hamilton boy who is now a leading architect in Chicago, was married on Thursday last to Miss Bessie Russell Jenney, his partner's daughter. Mr. Mundie used to play ball in the old Clipper-Bayside and Primrose days. He was formerly with Architect Peter Brass. He went to Chicago seven or eight years ago and has been very successful.

June 8, 1892

BEAMER-ABEL - On June 8, by the Rev. J. G. Murray of Grimsby, at the residence of David Abel, Esq., Port Dover, uncle of the bride, John E. Beamer of Winona, to Mary, eldest daughter of Alexander Abel, Esq., of Rock Valley, Iowa, formerly of Norwich, Ontario.

CALLOWHILL-LASKEY - A. W. McGuire of King street has gone to Caledonia to attend the wedding of S. Callowhill to Miss Nellie Laskey of Caledonia.

June 9, 1892

ACHESON-GOODERHAM - St. James Cathedral was filled to overflowing yesterday afternoon with the large and fashionable assembly comprising all the elite of the city which gathered to witness the marriage of Miss Ella Gooderham, daughter of George Gooderham of Waveney,Toronto, to Rev. Edward Campion Acheson, rector of Holy Trinity church, Middletown, Connecticut. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Canon Dumoulin, assisted by Rev. Canon Ganson.

MARSHALL-SMITH - (Glanford) On Wednesday the residence of Case Smith was the scene of a very happy event, being the marriage of his daughter, Elisha, to Edward Marshall, of Binbrook. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Kennedy. There was a large number of guests present, numbering about sixty. The presents were numerous and handsome.

June 13, 1892

WALSH-BRITAIN - This morning at St. Patrick's Church, by the Rev. Chancellor Craven, James J. Walsh, of Brantford, to Jennie Britain, of this city.

June 14, 1892

SMYE-HAZELL - This afternoon at First Methodist Church, by Rev. James VanWyck, William Smye, Jr., to Lizzie, only daughter of William Hazell, Esq., both of this city.

BRETT-DALLEY - On June 14, at St. Thomas Church, Hamilton, Ontario, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Walter Brett of Montreal, to Navarine Dalley, of Hamilton, Ontario.

CHILD-HARVEY - A wedding which has been looked forward to with much interest by many Hamiltonians occurred in Christ Church Cathedral this afternoon. The rector, Rev. E. M. Bland, had the pleasant duty of uniting the hands of two young people whose hearts have long been united. Miss E. H. Harvey, daughter of the late William Harvey, was the bride, and the fortunate gentleman upon whom she bestowed her hand is W. A. Child, of Toronto. Mr. Child is well known in Hamilton, having occupied a position in the office of the Ontario Rolling Mills. He now fills a more responsible position with the Ontario Belt Works Company whose works are at Swansea near Toronto, Miss Harvey has been one of the most deservedly popular young ladies in Hamilton society...

June 15, 1892

BALDWIN-RIDLEY - On Wednesday, June 15, at Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, by the rector, Rev. E. M. Bland, assisted by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Niagara, William Warren Baldwin, M.D., of Spadina avenue, Toronto, grandson of the late Hon. Robert Baldwin, to Catharine Alicia Baldwin, fourth daughter of Henry T. Ridley, M.D., of Hamilton.

SHIPMAN-CAMPBELL - At the residence of the bride's parents, 114 Catherine street north, on June 15, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Ernest G. M. Shipman, to Ada Belle, eldest daughter of Henry Campbell, Esq.

CAHILL-WILLIAMS - At 2 p.m. this afternoon in St. Thomas church, Edwin Donaldson Cahill of the well known legal firm of Carscallen & Cahill, and Miss Minnie Williams were made man and wife by Rev. Canon Curran. Many friends of the bride and groom were present to see them married...

CAHILL-WILLIAMS - At the Church of St. Thomas, Hamilton, on the l5th June, by the Rev. Canon Curran, M.A., rector, Edwin D. Cahill, to Minnie Grace, eldest, daughter of the late Charles F. Williams, of this city.

June 17, 1892

JORDAN-LEWIS - In Buffalo, N.Y., on June 14, 1892, by the Rev. George G. Ballard, rector of St. John's Church, William C. Jordan, of Rochester, N.Y., to Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of George Lewis, of 135 Stinson street, Hamilton, Ontario.

June 23, 1892

THOMPSON-ALLAN - At the residence of the bride's parents, on June 21 by Rev. James G. Shearer, B.A., John A. Thompson, to Lizzie, daughter of Robert Allan, Kinnell street, all of Hamilton.

SUTHERLAND-PARMENTER - On Wednesday evening, June 22, at the residence of the bride's father, 50 Augusta street, Hamilton, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, James B. Sutherland, of Toronto, to Theresa M., only daughter of A. W. Parmenter.

BEWS-RUSSELL - On Wednesday, June 22, at the residence of the bride's parents, 49 Victoria avenue north, by the Rev. S. Lyle, D.D., Mary, eldest daughter of George Russell, to John Yorston Bews, of this city.

BOLTE-ARMOUR - Yesterday at St. Peter's church, Cobourg, Margaret Elsie, fourth daughter of Chief Justice Armour, was married to Auguste Bolte, of Toronto. The ceremony was a brilliant one and the guests were numerous.

WILKES-KINGSMILL - Walkerton society was in a pleasurable flutter yesterday over the marriage of Miss Pauline Kingsmill, youngest daughter of Judge Kingsmill, to Langdon Wilkes of Galt. A remarkable fact is that nine brothers and sisters of the bride took part in the ceremony.

June 24, 1892

CHANDLER-BAGWELL - On Wednesday, 16th March, 1892, by the Rev. Canon Baldwin, D.D., at the rectory of All Saints Episcopal church, Toronto, St. Lawrence Chandler, of Molson's Bank, to Fanny Dell Bagwell, both of Hamilton.

June 25, 1892

YATES-NASH - At the residence of the bride's parents, 51 Tisdale street, on Wednesday, June 22, 1892, by the Rev. James VanWyck, Samuel Yates, to Annie E. Nash, all of this city.

RENTON-WARNER - A very pleasing event occurred June 21, at the residence of Thomas Renton, signal and semaphore inspector G.T.R., 474 Bay street north, when his eldest son, William, was married to Miss Florence Warner. Rev. I. Tovell performed the ceremony after which the guests numbering sixty sat down to a sumptuous repast. The presents were beautiful. The party did not break up until daylight.

June 27, 1892

HILL-BLACHFORD - On Wednesday, June 22, at Trinity Church, Hudson, Michigan, by the Rev. W. B, Blachford, brother of the bride, Harvey H. Hill, of Hamilton, to Lucy E., sixth daughter of the late John Blachford of this city.

June 28, 1892

HALL-HILLS - At Hamilton, on June 28, by the Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, William James Hall, of Windsor, Ontario, to Mrs. Charles H. Hills, nee Cowan, Hamilton.

June 29, 1892

GREEN-WHITE - At Grace Church, Ottawa, yesterday, Miss Annie Johnstone, daughter of the late Hon. Thomas White, was married to Rev. Henry Green, of Whitewood, N.W.T.

June 30, 1892

MALCOLMSON-PORTEOUS - At the residence of the bride's mother, 52 Bay street north, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, Jennie L. second daughter of the late Thomas Porteous, to Herbert H. Malcolmson.

TAYLOR-HEDLEY - On Wednesday, June 29, by the Rev. G. W. Kerby, at the residence of the bride's parents, 162 Herkimer street, Miss Maggie Hedley, to Thomas L. Taylor, Chicago, Ill.

July 5, 1892

WATT-ADDY - At the residence of the bride's parents, Tweedside, on Monday, July 4, by the Rev. Dr. Walker, Matthew Watt, to Sarah S., eldest daughter of Thomas Addy, Esq., all of Saltfleet.

July 7, 1892

WILLIAMS-REDFIELD - On Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of the bride's parents, 134 Wellington street north, by Rev. Canon Curran, G. Williams, of Chicago, Ill., to Grace, eldest daughter of James R. Redfield, this city.

DOWSWELL-SMITH - At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, William McFedries, 84 Park street north, on July 6, by the Rev. George Clark, M.A., F. Dowswell to Miss Alice Smith, both of this city.

HOLMES-LAMONBY - Alderman William Holmes of Wingham is a happy man to-day. Last evening at the Schmidt House he was married to Miss Mary Lamonby, also of Wingham, sister-in-law of Charles Schmidt of the Schmidt House. The bride's sister, Miss Aggie Lamonby, made a pretty bridesmaid and Manager William Langhorn of the Schmidt House made a capital groomsman and coached his principal through the trouble in good style. Rev. Mungo Fraser spoke the words and made the happy couple one...

July 11, 1892

RICHMOND-GAULD - At 134 Duke street, on Saturday, July 9, by the father of the bride, John A. L. Richmond, of Berlin, Ontario, to Wilhelmina Fordyce, daughter of the Rev. John Gauld.

July 13, 1892

REED-MCDONALD - (Glanford) The long looked-for event has happened at long last. A quiet wedding took place on June 28, the happy couple being Isaac Reed and Miss Annie McDonald of Minnesota. Rev. Mr. Clark spoke the pleasant words that made the couple one. They took the

train for Erin, Ontario, and returned home again on Saturday. Many of our buxom young ladies felt like kicking themselves at losing such a good chance, but of course they did not know that Isaac was matrimonially inclined.

July 14, 1892

DAYIS-MCKEOWN - In Queen Street Methodist Church, Kingston, on July 12, by the Rev. C. O. Johnson, A. L. Davis of Hamilton, to Miss Agnes McKeown, late of Hamilton.

July 21, 1892

GIBSON-HARRIS - (Bartonville) The long looked-for event has happened at last. A quiet wedding took place on July 18, the happy couple being James Gibson and Miss Lottie Harris of Saltfleet. Rev. Canon Curran of Hamilton spoke the pleasant words which made the happy couple one. They then took the train for Rochester...

PATTON-NICHOLSON - (Millgrove) Miss Emma Nicholson, daughter of George Nicholson, was married to Mr. Patton of Greensville at the parsonage last Wednesday.

July 25, 1892

HENNESSEY-LYONS - Miss Watts of Hamilton was bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Ruth Lyons and W. R. Hennessey in Belleville last week.

July 28, 1892

SPENCER-SIMPSON - At Spokane, Washington, on July 11, by the Rev. E. Kanten, Arthur F. J. Spencer, formerly of Owen Sound, Ontario, to Lily H., eldest daughter of James W. Simpson, of this city.

WITTON-MALCOLMSON - On July 27, at the residence of the bride's mother, 28 Ferrie street west, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, assisted by Rev. Dr. Sutherland., Harry B. Witton, B.A., barrister, to Agnes, eldest daughter of the late Capt. John Malcolmson, all of this city.

July 29, 1892

STUART-LEFEVRE Harry M. Stuart, a young man well known in Hamilton, was married here on July 19, to Miss Louise H. Lefevre.

July 30, 1892

WEBSTER-TROUP - On July 29, at the residence of the bride's mother, 86 Hunter street west, by the Rev. S. Lyle, assisted by Revs. J. A. Macdonald and J. G. Shearer, Charles A. Webster, M.D., to Annie Walker, second daughter of the late Rev. William Troup.

August 1, 1892

FOSTER-LEE - At Ancaster, on July 27, by the Rev. Mr. Foreman, Sydney P., eldest son of the late Leonard Foster, of Hamilton, to Winnifred A., youngest daughter of Frederick Lee, school teacher of Orkney.

NICHOL-KING - At the residence of the bride's father, Canfield, by Rev. S. J. Kelly, Mr. Arthur H. Nichol, public school teacher, Binbrook, to Ella C., elder daughter of Mr. George King.

August 4, 1892

LAYLAND-YOUNGINGER - On May 31, 1892, by the Rev. Thomas Gavin Thompson, Ph.B, at his residence, Mountain Avenue, Hamilton, James Edwin Layland, to Elizabeth Mary Louisa Younginger, youngest daughter of George Younginger, 230 Wellington street north, Hamilton, Ontario.

WRIGHT-PILTON - On August 3, by Rev. William Massey, M.A., St. Luke's parish, city, Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. W. Pilton, Picton street west, to John Dempster Wright, of Buffalo, N.Y.

August 12, 1892

DAVIS-HORE - At St. Thomas Church, Hamilton, on August 11, by the Rev. Canon Curran, M.A., Mary E., youngest daughter of Mr. F. W. Hore, to Walter H. Davis, principal of Ryerson school.

August 15, 1892

SHUTTLEWORTH-DIAMOND - On August 8, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Noble Annettie, third daughter of the late A. J. Diamond, to James Shuttleworth, all of this city.

August 17, 1892

JONES-HOLMAN - On August 17, at Gore Street Methodist church, by Rev. Isaac Tovell, Jessie, eldest daughter of John L. Holman, of this city, to Arthur Jones, of Chicago.

GREEN-SMITH - At 100 Hunter street east, on August 17, by Rev. Mr. Tovell, Freeman A. Green, of the firm of Green Brothers, to Maggie B. Smith, daughter of R. H. Olmsted of this city.

August 18, 1892

ALLAN-NICHOLSON - At James Street Baptist Church, on August. 17, by Rev, J. R. Tapscott, James R. Allan, to Elizabeth Nicholson.

THOMSON-RENNIE - At the residence of the brides's mother, on August 17, by the Rev. Rural Dean, assisted by Rev. Canon Curran, Charles A. Thomson, of Montreal, to Gertrude, youngest daughter of the late Alexander Rennie.

STANLEY-DONALDSON - On Wednesday, August 17, at the residence of the bride's brother, 225 Bay street south, by the Rev. T. G. Thompson, Edgar L. Stanley, of Sault Ste. Marie, to Miss Anne Donaldson, youngest daughter of John Donaldson, of Ormstown, Quebec.

DUNBAR-JENNINGS - William Dunbar, an ex-mayor of Halifax, aged 80, and wealthy, was yesterday married to Jane Cotter Jennings, aged 25, of Victoria, B.C.

August 19, 1892

YOUNG-BELT At St. Luke's Church, Burlington, August 16, by the father of the bride, assisted by Rev. Rural Dean Belt, of Guelph and Rev. C. E. Belt, of Harriston, John Herbert Hamilton Young, son of Maitland Young, Oak Bank, Burlington, to Bertha, daughter of Rev. Canon Belt, rector.

BOYER-WILSON - H. W. O. Boyer of Brandon was married here at Port Arthur yesterday in St. John's church by Rev. Rural Dean Machin, to Miss Bessie Wilson of Hamilton, daughter of the late Capt. Fred Wilson, R.N., niece of Major-General Sir Archdale Wilson of Hamilton. A large number of Winnipeg, Toronto, and Port Arthur people were present to see the ceremony.

August 24, 1892

LANGHORN-LAMONBY - They are very happy down at Schmidt's to-day and there is good reason. Schmidt's manager, William C. Langhorn was married this afternoon to Miss Agnes Lamonby, sister of Mrs. Schmidt. There wasn't much fuss about the wedding. Herr Schmidt helped his young manager through the ordeal and Madame Schmidt did what was necessary to brace up the bride. Rev. Mungo Fraser tied the knot in such a manner as even a Chicago divorce court cannot untie them...

August 25, 1892

BAXTER-ANDERSON - On Wednesday, August 24, in the Victoria Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. F. T. Tapscott, assisted by the Rev. George Anderson, the father of the bride, Mr. Joseph E. Baxter, to Miss Fannie S. Anderson.

August 26, 1892

SAMWELL-CLARKE - On Thursday, August 25, by the Rev, C. R. Lee, at the residence of the bride's father, Mountain View Hotel, Joseph Samwell, of London, Ontario, to Emma, fifth daughter of John Clarke.

August 27, 1892

BOWHILL-COLVIN - On Thursday, August 25, at St. Thomas Church, by Rev. Canon Curran, John William Bowhill, to Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Peter Colvin, Woodbine Crescent, both of Hamilton.

August 29, 1892

BLUM-WOOD - (Toronto) At the synagogue on Elm street yesterday afternoon Jacob Blum of Hamilton and Annie Wood of Toronto were married. The ceremony was performed by Chief Rabbi Laskar, assisted by Rabbi H. A. Newman and Dr. Hershler of Buffalo. After the wedding a reception was held in the meeting room of the synagogue and a very large number of friends tendered their congratulations to the happy couple.

August 31, 1892

GREEN-HEARD - On August 31, 1892, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, at the residence of the bride's father, 62 Victoria avenue north, Ira Green, of the firm of Green Brothers, undertakers, to Lillie G., youngest daughter of Samuel Heard, Esq. No cards.

CROWE-MARCHAM - On August 29, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Thomas Crowe, to Carrie Marcham, both of this city.

September 2, 1892

MARRIS-MCKENZIE - On Wednesday, August 31, at 8:30 p.m. by Rev. Mr. Benett, Walter L. Marris, of Buffalo, to Miss Isabella McKenzie, of the city, at the residence of the bride's sister, Miss Fanny McKenzie, 157 Hunter street west.

GILROY-GROFF - Ald. Thomas Gilroy, of Winnipeg, was yesterday married in Simcoe, to Miss Beatrice Groff, daughter of the late Henry Groff, county treasurer of Norfolk.

September 3, 1892

GAGE-VROOMAN - On September 1, 1892, by the Rev. Mr. Tolmie, at the residence of the bride's father, Cainsville, Frank D. Gage, of East Hamilton, to Lola I., only daughter of James Vrooman, Esq.

AGNEW-TRUDGEON - On Wednesday evening, August 29, 1892, by the Rev. Richard W. Woodsworth, pastor of the Simcoe Street Methodist church, at the residence of the bride's mother, 71 Catherine street north, Thomas Agnew, to Birdie Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late William Trudgeon.

September 6, 1892

BOYD-BROOKS - On September 6, at the Cathedral, Hamilton, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, Walter Griffin Edward Boyd, to Mabel Constance Brooks.

September 7, 1892

SPANTON-SPEAR - In this city, on August 29, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Mr. J. Spanton, of Buffalo, N.Y., to Miss Ida Spear, only daughter of Mrs. Homer of this city.

September 8, 1892

DUFF-OSTLER - On September 7, at the residence of the bride's father, 85 Park street north, by the Rev. James Allen, assisted by the Rev. John Morton, Charles Duff, to Lizzie, second daughter of Frank Ostler.

ROSS-CURRAN - On September 7, 1892, at Roberval, Lake St. John, Quebec, S. P. Ross, of the Hudson Bay Company, Chapleau, to Eleanor, youngest daughter of T. B. Curran, and sister of Canon Curran, Hamilton.

September 9, 1892

TURNBULL-CRAWFORD - At Maple Grove, Deans, the residence of J. H. Rogers, Esq., on September 7, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, L.L.D., Thomas M. Turnbull, Bank of Commerce, Berlin, to Margaret, daughter of the late W. G. Crawford, Hamilton.

CRONYN-LABATT - Miss Gaviller was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Hume Cronyn and Miss Labatt which took place at London yesterday. R. H. Labatt was one of the ushers. S. C. and Mrs. Mewburn attended the wedding.

STANDISH-WI1SON - At Picton yesterday, Ira Standish, barrister of Toronto, was married to Miss Louisa Eleanor Wilson, of Picton.

CREELMAN-MILLS - At Guelph George C. Creelman, B.S.A., professor of biology at the Mississippi Agricultural College, Starkville, Miss., was married to Ada, eldest daughter of President Mills of the Ontario Agricultural College. The groom is a brother of W. Creelman, barrister, and of Alexander Creelman, of the Imperial Bank, Toronto.

September 13, 1892

WATSON-PATTERSON - (Windsor) Miss Jean Patterson, eldest daughter of Hon. J. C. Patterson, secretary of state, was married at 7 o'clock on Sunday morning to Thomas F. Watson, for some time Mr. Patterson's private secretary. The ceremony took place at All Saints Church and Rev. Canon Hincks officiated. Mr. Watson had been a well known figure in Windsor for many years and has long been a contributor, both in verse and prose, to the Detroit Free Press and other well known newspapers and periodicals. Shortly before his marriage Mr. Watson removed to Chicago which will be his future home and where he is now interested in the insurance business. He expects to continue his literary work.

September l5, 1892

LOGIE-WYLIE - At Burnside, Almonte, the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, September 14, 1892, by the Rev. Andrew Grant, B.D., William Alexander Logie, of Hamilton, barrister-at-law, to Mary Hamilton, second daughter of James H. Wylie, Esq.

MYERS-SCHOOTS - At St. Thomas church, Hamilton, on September 14, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Cleophas M. Myers, of St. Mary's, to Miss Lizzie Schoots, eldest daughter of George Schoots, of 125 Cathcart street.

September 16, 1892

BROCK-HAY - Yesterday at Listowel, J. Edwin Brock, Jr., of Brock & Co., woollen manufacturers, was married to Ella, eldest daughter of Thomas E. Hay.

LANGDON-TRIVITT - At the village of Winterbourne, Waterloo county, yesterday, James Langdon, of Woolwich township, was married to Miss Anna Trivitt, of the village named.

September 19, 1892

MARR-STEWART - At the residence of the bride's mother, Binbrook, on September 14, by the Rev. William Patrick Walker, Mr. Colin Marr, Glanford, to Ellen Annie Stewart, daughter of the late John Stewart.

September 20, 1892

MALLOCH-MACNAB - On Monday, September 12, at the residence of C. Mali, Esq., Brooklyn, Belgian consul at New York, by Rev. Dr. Moment, of Brooklyn, Edward Malloch, M.D., of Hamilton, Ontario, to Alice Barbara, youngest daughter of the late Daniel Macnab, Esq.

September 22, 1892

FAIRCLOUGH-PARTRIDGE - - At the residence of the bride's parents, Crown Hill, near Barrie, on September 21, by the Rev. D.D. Franks, Annie E., only daughter of W. J. Partridge, Esq., to D. J. Fairclough of this city.

TAYLOR-CROFT - At the residence of the bride's father, 46 Florence street, on Wednesday, September 21, 1892, by the Rev. J. G. Shearer, B.A., James R. Taylor, of Chicago, Ill., to Annie, eldest daughter of John Croft, Esq., of this city.

September 23, 1892

RIDGE-BALLINGER - On Tuesday, September 21, at the residence of the bride's parents, near Caistorville, by Rev. W. H. Garnham, B.A., William T. Ridge, son of Mr. John Ridge, Binbrook, to Annie, fourth daughter of Mr. Daniel Ballinger.

ROUTLEDGE-ALLAN - (Montreal) A big society event to-day was the marriage of Miss Edith Allan, youngest daughter of the late Sir Hugh Allan, to J. T. Routledge, a wealthy rancher of Pincher Creek, Alberta. The marriage was solemnized at St. Andrew's church, a large number of guests being present. The bride was given away by her brother, H. Montague Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Routledge left for Bellmere , Lake Memphrenagog where the bride has a handsome country residence.

September 24, 1892

ARMSTRONG-SMITH - At the residence of the groom's father, 347 James street north, on September 22, by the Rev. Isaac Tovell, Florence E. Smith, of Hamilton Beach, to John F. Armstrong, of this city.

September 26, 1892

TREVASKIS-BOOKER - On Wednesday, September 21, at the parsonage Gore street, by the Rev. Mr. Tovell, Miss Jane Booker, eldest daughter of Mr. John Booker, to John Trevaskis, both of this city.

September 28, 1892

VOELKER-SMITH - At Christ Church Cathedral, on September 27, by Rev. Mr. Bland, Emily Smith, to William Voelker, both of this city.

GOSNEY-BARRETT - On Tuesday, September 27, at the Gore Street Methodist parsonage, by the Rev. I. Tovell, Lizzie, eldest daughter of William Barrett, to William Gosney, both of this city.

SWANSON-MORGAN - On September 26, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Canon Curran, W. J. Swanson, to C. May Morgan, eldest daughter of R. R. Morgan.

TOBEY-SMITH - At 12:30 to-day in the presence of many friends and relatives, one of the most estimable young ladies in Hamilton society was made a bride. Miss Mary Louise Smith, youngest daughter of John Smith, late Dominion immigration agent, was the lady who changed her name and her happy husband is Charles Warren Tobey, of Collingwood. Rev. E. M. Bland, rector of the cathedral, performed the ceremony...

September 29, 1892

ALEXANDER-GILLESPIE - On Wednesday, September 28, in the Central Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Helen Hamilton Gillespie, second daughter of George H. Gillespie, to Douglas Alexander, of New York.

SPARKS-LAVELLE - (Carlisle) Dr. A. E. Sparks, formerly of this place, but now of San Francisco, was recently married at Vancouver, to a daughter of Dr. Lavelle, warden of Kingston penitentiary. Rev. Robert R. Maitland, formerly of this place, performed the ceremony.

September 30, 1892

MCKENZIE-MCPHERSON - Andrew McKenzie, of this city, was married yesterday to Miss E. McPherson, daughter of Principal McPherson of Galt. A number of friends of the young couple gathered at their residence to welcome them home last evening.

WALDRUM-STANTON - Miss Flo Lounsbury of Hamilton was principal bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Lora Stanton of St. Thomas and Rev. Charles Waldrum of Maplewood, N.J.

TANNER-ROSSITOR - Miss C. E. Rossitor of South London, formerly of Hamilton, and W. A. Tanner of London were married last Tuesday. The bride was attended by Miss A. E. Jackson of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner are now visiting here.

October 1, 1892

CARLE-CLEGHORN - On Thursday, September 29, at the New Jerusalem Church, Elm street, Toronto, by the Rev. G. L. Allbutt, B.A., Annie Cleghorn to Peter Carle, both of Hamilton.

October 3, 1892

COOPER-MUNRO - In Toronto, on August 21, at the Bathurst Street Methodist parsonage, by the Rev. John Milner, Miss Georgina Victoria Munro, to Mr. William Cooper, both of this city.

O’REGAN-ARLAND - At St. Mary's Cathedral this morning, John O’Regan was married by Rev. Father Coty to Miss R. Arland. Miss Alice Valentine was bridesmaid and Henry Arland, brother of the bride, was best man. Among the presents received by the bride was a house and lot from Henry Arland.

October 5, 1892

SLATTERY-BAUER - On October 3, 1892, at St. Thomas Church, Waterdown, by the Rev. J. S. O'Leary, Mr. J. D. Slattery, of Stratford, to Miss Amelia Bauer, daughter of Mr. Leopold Bauer, reeve of East Flamborough.

COWAN-MICHIE - Among the guests at the wedding of Miss Michie and Dr. Frank Cowan in Toronto were W. S. and Mrs. Champ and W. Hendrie, Jr. Harry Champ was one of the groomsmen.

TAYLOR-LANE - (Bartonville) On Saturday afternoon in the presence of many friends and relatives, one of the most estimable young ladies of the Methodist church choir was made a bride. Miss B. Lane, eldest daughter of John Lane, was the lady who changed her name and her happy husband is James Taylor of Toronto, builder and contractor. Rev. R. B. Rowe performed the ceremony...

October 6, 1892

BARR-WEBB - At St. Thomas church, on October 5, by the Rev. Canon Curran, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Howitt of Stony Creek, George H. Barr of Grimsby to Rosa, eldest daughter of the late John Webb of Hamilton.

WEAVER-STRONGMAN - On October 5, 1892, at the residence of the bride's parents, 115 Dundurn street, by the Rev. George Clark, M.A., Ph.D., A. E. Weaver of Detroit, to Miss Polly, youngest daughter of William Strongman of this city.

CRAIG-SALLAWAY - On Wednesday, October 5, at the residence of the bride's mother, 43 Florence street, by the Rev. G. A. Forneret, Kate, youngest daughter of the late William Sallaway, to William Craig, of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of this city.

HILES-FURNIVALL - On Thursday, October 6, at the residence of the bride's mother, 62 Caroline street south, by the Rev. S. Lyle, B.D., Edith Alice, second daughter of the late T. G. Furnivall, to William Champlin Hiles, both of this city.

EDWORTHY-HESS - In Christ Church Cathedral, on Wednesday, October 5, by the Rev. Edward M. Bland, Mary Jane Hess, to Lewis Edworthy, both of this city.

SHANNON-ROSS - J. B. Elwood of Hamilton acted as groomsman at the wedding of Dr. Reginald Shannon and Miss Agnes M. Ross, daughter of the ex-treasurer of Ontario, which took place at Goderich yesterday.

October 10, 1892

INCE-MCCARTHY - James Ince, son of William Ince, and Miss Ethel McCarthy, daughter of Dalton McCarthy, were married in Toronto on Saturday.

October 12, 1892

SPEEDEN-WRIGHT - At Christ Church Cathedral, on October 12, by the Rev. Thomas Geoghagen, Clement Coote Speeden, of New York, to Mary Eleanor, eldest daughter of M. Wright.

HARVEY-HENWOOD - George Harvey, son of James Harvey, Main street east, this city, and Miss Josephine Henwood, daughter of the late Dr. Henwood of Hamilton, were married to-day in the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto. The bride and groom have been residing in Toronto for some years, but have a host of friends in Hamilton, their old home, who will wish to congratulate them.

MOODY-RALPH - Thomas Moody, formerly of this city, a clever and graceful dancer, left here several months ago for London, England, to star in the music halls there. However he did not get further east than Rochester where superior attractions made him tarry. The result of his stay in Rochester was that on September 29, Thomas was united in marriage to Miss Norah Ralph, daughter of a prominent hotel keeper there.

POTTS-WEBBER - (Glanford) On Wednesday, October 5, A. Potts, of Washington, Indiana; U.S.A., eldest son of C. Potts, ex-reeve of Glanford, was married to Miss B. Webber, eldest daughter of T. Webber of this place. The marriage took place at the bride's father's. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Lee. They left on the evening train for an extended trip. The community at large wishes Mr. and Mrs. Potts abundant future prosperity and happiness.

October 13, 1892

BATES-MCFARLANE - In this city, on October 6, by Rev. Dr. Fraser, Thomas L. Bates, to Margaret, eldest daughter of James McFarlane, waterworks engineer.

DUNN-HERALD - On Wednesday, October 12, at the residence of the bride's parents, 15 Peter street, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, Mary, second daughter of Joseph Herald, to G. Sydney Dunn, both of this city.

ARMSTRONG-BICKLE - At St. John's church, on October 12, by Rev. and Hon. R. Moreton, George L. Armstrong, to Emma, second daughter of George Bickle, both of this city.

HARRISON-SMITH - (Toronto) A large and brilliant assemblage of the leaders of society in Toronto and the province gathered yesterday afternoon at the residence of Hon. Senator Frank Smith to witness the wedding of his-daughter, Miss Frances A. Smith, to Major Arthur B. Harrison, the popular teller of Molson's Bank in this city. The officiating clergymen were His Grace Archbishop Walsh and Rev. James Walsh. The bride was attended by Miss Amy Rutherford and Miss Gertie Foy, her niece, while Alleyne Gamble and Master Arthur McDonald supported the groom.

October 15, 1892

BROWN-TURNER - Miss Alice Turner, third daughter of the late Senator Turner, will be married at 5 o'clock this afternoon to Walter Brown, auditor of the Metropolitan Telephone Company, New York. Mr. Brown is a son of John Brown, formerly a member of the firm of McKay, Brown, & McKenzie, wholesale merchants of this city.

October 18, 1892

LENTZ-LOTTRIDGE - On the morning of October 18, 1892, at the German Methodist church, by the Rev. Mr. Moarlock, Herman Lentz to Minnie M. Lottridge.

CURRAN-BALL - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on October 18, by Rev. Father McEvay, N. J. Curran, to Bridget M. Ball, both of this city.

October 19, 1892

DUNHAM-HAINES - At Christ Church Cathedral, on October 18, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, Frank Tilley Dunham, to Eleanor Frances, daughter of John Haines, all of this city.

NEWCOMBE-ANDERSON - (Flamborough Centre) Wedding bells are again sounding their joyful note throughout our midst, this time chronicling the event of the marriage of C. Newcombe of this place to Susan, only daughter of H. Anderson of Waterdown.

October 20, 1892

ROBERTSON-NICHOLSON - At the residence of the bride's mother, 53 Markland street, October 19, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, D.D., Helen, youngest daughter of the late Donald Nicholson, to Robert A. Robertson, of this city.

WASHINGTON-HOWELLS - At Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, on Wednesday, October 19, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, S. F. Washington, barrister-at-law, to Kate Victoria, third daughter of the late Dr. Howells.

MINHINNICK-MUIR - At St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, last evening, Hugh J. Minhinnick, barrister-at-law of this city, was married to Miss Annie T. Muir, daughter of the late A. T. Muir and niece of Judge Muir of this city. The bride was attended by Miss Marion Gillard and Miss Beatrice Walker of Hamilton, and the groomsmen were W. J. Minhinnick of Muskegan, Mich., and Stanley Muir, brother of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Scudamore in the presence of a large and fashionable gathering of the friends of the young couple.

BURNS-FEELEY - (St. Catharines) A large wedding took place in St. Mary's church here on Tuesday morning when Miss Nellie Feeley, second daughter of John Feeley of this city, was joined in holy matrimony to James J. Burns of Hamilton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Lynett of Merritton...

October 25, 1892

GILLARD-MOODIE - In Toronto, by the Rev. James A. Grant, of the Canada Presbyterian church, Edith, third daughter of the late R. B. Moodie, agent of the Intercolonial Railway, to James Turner, son of W. M. Gillard of this city.

AMBERY-MASON - On Thursday, July 28, 1892, at Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, by the rector, Rev. E. M. Bland, John Mills Ambery, youngest son of the late Rev. John Ambery, of Trinity College, Toronto, to Augusta Helen, eldest daughter of George E. Mason of the G.T.R., Hamilton.

October 26, 1892

BROWN-TURNER - At Highfield, on the 15th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Fletcher, Walter Brown of New York, to Alice F., third daughter of the late Hon. James Turner.

BRINE-MOBERLY - Yesterday Rev. Charles LeVescombe Brine, B.A., rector of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, was quietly married at St. Thomas Church, Toronto, to Miss Catherine Margery Moberly, daughter of the late T. E. Moberly, collector of customs, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. C. Roper, M.A. F. Burr Mosure of this city was groomsman and Miss Florence Moberly, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Brine left at 12:25 on a tour of the eastern states.

October 27, 1892

CUTTRISS-WILL - On Wednesday, October 26, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Ida, eldest daughter of R. S. Will, to William Cuttriss, both of this city.

HALL-COUTTS - On Wednesday, October 26, at the residence of the bride's parents, 47 Stuart street east, by the Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, Margaret P. Coutts, to Robert Hall.

October 28, 1892

MARKS-UNWIN - In this city, on October 27, at 16 Earl street, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Albert Marks, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Thomas Unwin, both of this city.

October 29, 1892

CARDEW-BLACKMAN - On October 26, 1892, at St. Thomas church, Hamilton, by the Rev. Canon Curran, Harold Woodman Cardew, eldest son of the Rev. G, Cardew of St. Minver, Hampshire, England, to Evelyn Maude, youngest daughter of Rev. J. J. Blackman, D.C.L., rector of Catmore, Berkshire, England.

October 31, 1892

RYAN-MCINERNEY - On October 31, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by Rev. J. J. Hinchey, William J. Ryan, to Sarah McInerney, both of this city.

DAVIDSON-HEMINGWAY - On Wednesday, October 28, at the residence of the bride's aunt, Burlington, by the Rev. R. H. Abraham, James Davidson, of Hamilton, to Minnie, second daughter of Charles Hemingway, Burlington.

November 1, 1892

APPLEBY-WINN - In this city, on October 31, by Rev. I. Tovell, Mr. G. Appleby, to Miss M. Winn, both of this city.

November 2, 1892

HUNTER-BROWN - On Tuesday, November 1, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, Annie, fourth daughter of William Brown, to Samuel L. Hunter, both of this city.

November 4, 1892

KELL-MITCHELL - On Wednesday, November 2, by the Rev. G. W. Kerby, Helen Whitter (Nellie), eldest daughter of Mr. David Mitchell, to Robert H. Kell, all of this city.

November 5, 1892

GEIGER-ROACH - On Tuesday, November 1, by the Rev. Mr. Hoffman, at the residence of the bridegroom, Hy Geiger of this city, to Mrs. Ellen Roach of Aldershot.

BATES-JONES - On Wednesday, November 2, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, at the residence of the bride's father, Locust Lawn, J. Wetmore Bates of Glanford, to Jessie, youngest daughter of Alva G. Jones of Stony Creek.

November 7, 1892

MARSDEN-SINKER - At All Saints Church, on November 5, by the Rev. Mr. Forneret, Mary, second daughter of John Sinker, to Frederick L. Marsden, both of this city.

MCINTYRE-KILGOUR - On Wednesday, November 2, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, at the residence of the bride's father, 84 King street west, Edward McIntyre, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of James Kilgour, both of this city.

November 11,1892

KIRKPATRICK-MCLEOD - On Wednesday, November 9, by the Rev. R. W. Woodsworth, at the residence of the bride's mother, Robert Kirkpatrick to Grace, second daughter of the late Alexander McLeod, both of this city.

UNWIN-NELLES - At St. Andrew's church, Grimsby, on Wednesday, November 9, Francis Mitford, son of the late Edward Unwin, Esq., of Forest Lodge, Southampton, England, to Kate Olivia, daughter of the late Edward Nelles, Esq.

ALLEN-SAVAGE - On Thursday, November 10, at the residence of the bride's father, 217 Bay street south, Hamilton, by the Rev. George A. Forneret, S. H. Allen, of Toronto, to Gertrude, daughter of Edmund Savage.

November 12, 1892

ELCOMBE-MAHONEY - (Stratford) Albert E. Elcombe was married to Miss Annie Mahony. The story of the courtship and marriage is interesting. The bridegroom is a dapper little Englishman who arrived in this city in April last from Lincolnshire, England. On shipboard he made the acquaintances of a little Swiss lass which promised to develop into mutual love. She located at Rochester and letters were frequently exchanged. A week ago last Wednesday, the bridegroom of yesterday purchased an engagement ring with which he intended to seal the compact. On showing it to a friend he was chided with having to go so far away for a bride while there were so many charming young ladies in Stratford.

The suggestion took immediate root and the young man at once made his way to the tailor shop in the establishment in which he was employed and in the company of the girls therein assembled made the startling offer that he would marry any girl in the room whom the ring would fit and who would accept him. The ring fitted three of the number, but two of them declined the proposition, and the third declined to give an immediate answer. She, however, remained after shop hours and the compact was sealed. The brief courtship of a week was not overburdened with sentiment. It was business from beginning to end. Some friends of the bridegroom, thinking that in time he might repent so hasty a wooing, counselled him the night previous to declare the ceremony off, but he manfully refused. He declared that he had given his work and would stand by it, and so he did.

November 16, 1892

BELL-DARBY - On October 24, 1892, at the Bingham House, Brantford, by the Rev. J. Mooney, George Bell, of Glanford, to Liliam Darby, of Brantford.

November 17, 1892

JOHNSON-LEE - On November 16, at Wesley Church parsonage, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, R. G. Johnson, of this city, to Nellie. F., third daughter of J. a. Lee, Esq., late of Innisfil, Simcoe County.

SMILEY-BUSHBY - (Windsor) A couple of months ago a man named Smiley of Elmstead was locked up on a charge of breach of promise preferred by Mrs. Bushby. The latter, however, regretted her action and two weeks ago called at the jail and wanted to marry Smiley. She did not have the money necessary but yesterday a friend came forward with the wherewithal and Rev. D. H. Heud tied the nuptial knot.

November 18, 1892

KIEVELL-ROBERTSON - At the residence of the bride's father, 82 Scollard street, Toronto, by the Rev. Elmore Harris, James W. Kievell of this city, to Margaret, eldest daughter of R. Robertson.

November 19, 1892

MCINTYRE-WINTER - On September 21, 1892, at the residence of the bride's mother, 214 Glenwood avenue, Buffalo, N.Y., by Rev. B. A. Morse, William McIntyre, to Mary A. Winter, both of Buffalo.

November 23, 1892

BARCLAY-TURNER - At 2 Victoria Terrace, Dowarhill, Glasgow, Scotland, on the 8th instant, by the Rev. George H. Knight, Beacedon, assisted by the Rev. J. C. Gibson, M.A., Swatow, and the Rev. W. Muir, B.D., Free St. Enoch's, the Rev. Thomas Barclay, M.A., of Tai-won-foo, Formosa, to Elizabeth Angus, third daughter of the late William Mitchell Turner. At home at 2 Victoria Terrace on December 7, 8, and 9.

November 24, 1892

HOLDEN-MILLS - On November 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Dr. Clark, of Zion Tabernacle, Walter Holden, to Eliza, youngest daughter of James Mills, both of this city.

WALSH-MURPHY - (Glanford) On Tuesday last Miss Murphy of Caledonia and Mr. Walsh of Acton were made one. The wedding party came out to our village for dinner which was prepared at Nicholas Carroll’s. As everyone knows they could not have struck a better place for the feast. The tables were magnificently laid and the party evidently enjoyed the dinner after the drive. The afternoon was spent in music and mirth, and the merry party took departure for Caledonia in the evening, some being even happier than when they came.

CAMPBELL-GENEREAUX; SMITH-TUEHY - Rev. Father Hinchey of St, Mary's cathedral performed two wedding ceremonies yesterday. The contracting parties were Miss Amelia Genereaux of Hamilton and Charles Campbell of New York, and Miss Maggie Tuehy of Traverston, Ontario, and Thomas E. Smith of Hamilton.

November 26, 1892

SMITH-BOOK - On November 23, at the residence of the bride's father, Lakeside, Grimsby, by the Rev. G. Scudamore, Egbert M. Smith, son of Mr. R. R. Smith, Winona, to Miss Helen G., daughter of Mr. William Book.

November 28, 1892

CLAPHAM-COOK - On November 24, at the parsonage by Rev. Dr. Sutherland, of Wesley church, Arnold Clapham, to Celia, eldest daughter of Thomas Cook, both of this city.

FLEMING-MORRISON - (Wiarton) Miss Morrison, the only female survivor of the ill-fated "Asia" sunk in Georgian Bay ten years ago, has married Mr. Fleming, a farmer residing near Owen Sound.

December 1, 1892

DONLY-BROOK - H. B. Donly of the "Norfolk Reformer" was married yesterday at Simcoe to Miss Emma Brook of the same place.

December 6, 1892

RUSSELL-SMITH - On November 30, 1892, at the residence of the bride's father, 420 Seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, by the Rev. C. T. Phillips, Annie, daughter of Mr. Alexander Smith, to James Russell, late of this city.

TAYLOR-DENNIS - On November 28, at the rectory, by the Rev. Mr. Wade, Eva, youngest daughter of James Dennis, to Albert James Taylor, both of this city,

DAVIS-SECORD - On December 5, at 103 Victoria avenue south, by Canon Curran, rector of St. Thomas church, Hamilton, Harry H. Davis, to Lillie M. Secord, youngest daughter of the late William Myles, Esq., of Toronto.

December 7, 1892

MANDELBAUM-ROSENTHAL - Gustave Mandelbaum was married on Monday morning to Miss Millie Rosenthal of Toronto. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Alsas of the Richmond Street synagogue. The bride was supported by her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Weill and Mrs. J. L. Mandelbaum while David Mandelbaum of New York, uncle of the groom assisted him. The ushers were Nathan Rosenthal, and J. L. Mandelbaum.

December 8, 1892

SMITH-ALWAY - At Stony Creek, on December 5, by the Rev. F. E. Howitt, Sara, eldest daughter of Dr. Alway, Binbrook, to Albert Smith, Glanford.

DOYLE-MCKAY - Fred Kain of Hamilton was best man at the wedding of Miss Lizzie A. McKay to Harry G. Doyle in Woodstock last evening.

December 14, 1892

SLEE-SHAW - On December 13, 1892, at the residence of the bride’s brother, 319 Macnab street north, by the Rev. R. W. Woodsworth, Jennie, youngest daughter of Mr. Henry Shaw, to Richard Slee, of Buffalo, N.Y., formerly of this city.

LAVEN-PEAT - In Detroit, Michigan, on the 14th instant, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. George D. King, 304 Forest avenue west, by the Rev. W. O. Waters, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, Mr. John G. Laven, to Charlotte Louise, youngest daughter of T. G, Peat, Esq.

December 15, 1892

OLMSTED-GAGE - On December 14, 1892, at the residence of the bride's brother, 6 Victoria avenue south, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, B.A., Maud Gage of Ancestor, to Ephraim E. Olmsted, of Saltfleet.

GREER-LAVERY - On December 13, 1892, at the residence of the bride's father, 67 East avenue north, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Martha, daughter of James Lavery, to Thomas Greer, of Violet Hill, Mulmer.

December 16, 1892

GILLESPIE-TODD - On the 14th instant, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, D.D., at the residence of the bride's parents, Sarnia, Ontario Maggie A., third daughter of Andrew Todd, Esq., to John Gillespie, of Hamilton, Ontario.

EMORY-EDWARDS - On the 14th instant, by the Rev. V. H. Emory, assisted by the Rev. James Allen, Catherine Marie, daughter of Charles F. Edwards, to C. VanNorman Emory, M.D.

December 21, 1892

GREENHILL-ROBARTS - On December 20, by Rev. W. R. Clarke, at St. John's church, Ancaster, Clara Louise, second daughter of W. B. Robarts, Esq., of Walmer Lodge, Ancaster, to Thomas P. Greenhill, eldest son of the late Major D. D. Greenhill, of H.M. 64th Regiment.

December 22, 1892

SHAW-JENKINS - On December 21, 1892, by the Rev. I. Tovell, of Gore street church, Mary Ann, daughter of Isaiah Jenkins, of Seneca, Ontario, to William Shaw, of Hamilton.

RYCKMAN-SMITH - A very pleasant event occurred at the residence of Jacob Smith, Glanford, on Wednesday afternoon, December 21. It was the marriage of his daughter, Nora, to John A. Ryckman of Hamilton. The ceremony was solemnized by Rev. Mr. Laird...

December 23, 1892

HORNING-ROBERTS At All Saints Church, Monday, December 19, by the Rev. George Forneret, Charles E. Horning, third son of Ira Horning of Glanford, to Sara E., third daughter of John Roberts of Woodburn.

BROWN-BETHUNE - At 20 Metcalf street, Toronto, the residence of the bride's mother, on the 21st instant, by Rev. James Black, of Hamilton, the bride's brother-in-law, assisted by Rev. John Young, Rev. James Grant, and Rev. Robert Hamilton,. Rev. James A. Brown, Knox Church, Scarborough, to Lizzie A., daughter of the late William Bethune, of Walpole.

December 28, 1892

POPLE-DAVIS - On the 24th, by the Rev. W. J. Andrew, Annie C. Davis, to Frederick T. Pople, both of this city.

December 29, 1892

FRASER-MAY - At the residence of the bride's parents, Campbellville, Ontario, on December 28, by the Rev. B. L. Cohoe, of Freelton, James G. Fraser, telegraph operator, Guelph Junction, C.P.R., eldest son of Alexander Fraser, Esq., of 30 Spencer avenue, Toronto, to Minnie A., eldest daughter of Thomas May, Esq., of Campbellville.

DUNN-HENDERSON - (Troy) Ella, youngest daughter of William Henderson, was married on Tuesday to George Dunn of Troy. Rev. Mr. McTavish of St. George officiated.

December 30, 1892

ROWLEY-COWELL - On the 28th instant, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, at the residence of the bride's father, Thomas Rowley, to Estella, daughter of Jabez R. Cowell, Esq., of Saltfleet.

WRIGHT-WINGROVE - (Moffatt) A happy event took place on the evening of December 21 at the residence of Daniel Wingrove of Nassagaweya, when his second daughter, Lottie, was married to Joseph Wright of Puslinch. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Duff, uncle of the bride, assisted by Rev. G. W. T. Willoughby, resident pastor...

MCCORMACK-PATRICK - (Rockton) On Wednesday of last week the home of Thomas Patrick was the scene of a very happy event, being the marriage of his eldest daughter, Bella, to George McCormack. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Fisher of West Flamborough after which about sixty guests sat down to a sumptuous repast and spent a very enjoyable evening...

HOLLMAN-ARMSTRONG - (Glanford) The residence of John Armstrong in the township of Dumfries, near Galt, was the scene of a happy event on Wednesday, December 21, it being the marriage of his eldest daughter, Sarah, to Alvin Hollman. John E. Armstrong and E. Hollman acted as best men and Miss Annie Armstrong and Miss Hollman assisted the bride. Quite a number of Glanford relatives were present at the wedding. As Miss Armstrong passed her girlhood days in Glanford, we feel assured she carries with her the best wishes of her many friends.

December 31, 1892

HATCH-LITTLEHALES - At the parsonage, Logansport, Indiana, on December 28, by the Rev. W. H. H. Marsh, Dr. Elmer M. Hatch, of Logansport, to Miss Annie B. Littlehales, of this city.

THOMPSON-ALLAN - At the residence of the bride's parents, on December 29, by the Rev. Mr. Kerby, Miss Lizzie Allan, to Isaac G. Thompson, both of this city.