Hamilton Spectator

Marriages 1893

January 3, 1893

WILSON-PARKER - On Wednesday, December 28, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. D. Ecker, William John Wilson, to Elizabeth Parker, both of Seneca, Ontario.

January 4, 1893

SMITH-GLEASON - By Rev. Dr. Fletcher, John Mills Smith, son of Robert J. Smith, of Hamilton, to Idella Beatrice (Ida), third daughter of D. Gleason, Esq., of Drayton, Ontario.

January 5, 1893

WYLLIE-PORTE - At Fernleigh, the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, January 4, by Rev. N. A. McDiarmid, S.T.D., assisted by Rev. David James of Midland, and Rev. D. G. McPhail, B.A., Rev. William A. Wyllie, B.A., of Waubashene, to Henrietta Annie, daughter of W. J. Porte, jeweller, Picton.

Fitzgerald-Chilman On January 4, 1893, at the residence of the bride's mother, 92 Hannah street west, by Rev. John Morton, Joseph George Fitzgerald, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Fannie Louise, sixth daughter of the late I. C. Chilman.

MCCLEMONT-THORBORNE - (Glanford) A little over a year ago Ernest McClemont of this village went to Nebraska and is now principal of one of their schools in La Plate. About a month ago he took unto himself a wife by the name of Miss Mary Thorborne who used to live in Glanford.

STOCK-STALLWOOD - (Hagersville) John Stock of Springvale and Miss Tillie Stallwood of Oneida were married Wednesday last at the bride's residence. A number of friends were present at the ceremony and a very pleasant time was spent by all.

January 6, 1893

WILLIAMS-BURKHOLDER - At the Manse, Binbrook, on December 29, 1892, by the Rev. William Patrick Walker, Gilbert Hayden Williams, Esq., to Minnie, daughter of Christopher Burkholder, Esq., all of the township of Saltfleet.

January 9, 1893

HARDING-CUNNINGHAM - On January 2, 1893, at the residence of the bride's parents, 264 Wellington street north, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, A. A. Harding, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of W. H. Cunningham, both of this city.

LUTZ-MCDERMID - On December 28, 1892, at the Manse, by the Rev. T. G. Williams, Montreal, John Lutz, of Hamilton, to Lizzie McDermid, of Greenfield, Glengarry.

January 12, 1893

SMITH-PRESTON - On January 11, 1893, Mr. J. F. Smith to Miss Sarah R. Preston, by Rev. Mr. Woodsworth, both of this city.

LYALL-MCGOWAN - On Wednesday, January 11, 1893, at the Presbytery, by the Rev. J. Hinchy, T. F. Lyall, M.A., barrister, to Maggie E. McGowan, daughter of M. McGowan, Esq., all of this city.

LEEMING-MCKEE - (Glanford) A very pleasant affair occurred at the parsonage on Wednesday night of last week. Morley Leeming and Melissa, daughter of James McKee, were united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Kennedy. The bride was handsomely dressed and her sisters, Dorothy and Eunice, acted as bridesmaids while the groom was ably assisted by his brother, Wellesley Leeming, and Elmer Gillan. They carry with them the best wishes of their many friends.

January 19, 1893

EWART-KAY - (Dundas) A very happy event took place at the Methodist parsonage here to-day, being the marriage of Miss Ellen Isabella Kay, eldest daughter of Rev. J. Kay, pastor of the Methodist church here and supreme leader, C.O.H.C., to James T. Ewart, commercial representative, now of Kansas City, formerly of Thorold, Ontario. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Kay, father of the bride, assisted by Rev. J. R. Gundy, uncle of the bride, London, Ontario. The bride was supported by her sister, Miss E. A. Kay, and the groom by James Manson, Kansas city, Mo....

January 26, 1893

CROSS-IBBOTSON - On Wednesday, January 25, at the parsonage, by Rev. I. Tovell, Fred Cross, to Ellen Ibbotson, both of this city.

BRECKON-WOOD - (Nelson) At the residence of John Wood, Willow avenue. Middle Road, Nelson, on Wednesday, January 18, a most pleasing event took place, it being the marriage of their eldest daughter, Annie, to Joseph W. Breckon, of Appleby, Ontario. About eighty guests from Toronto, Guelph, and various parts of Halton county, and especially in the vicinity of Appleby and Burlington, assembled to do honour to this delightful occasion. Rev. Mr. Morrow of Copetown, assisted by Rev. Mr. McCartney of the Appleby circuit, performed the ceremony at 4 p.m....

January 27, 1893

MCCOWELL-FREZELL - At the Church of the Sacred Heart, Ingersoll, on Wednesday, January 25, 1893, by Rev. Father Brady, of Woodstock, D. J. McCowell, formerly of Hamilton, to Agnes J., only daughter of the late Robert Frezell, of Ingersoll.

January 30, 1893

GROUT-ALEXANDER - At, St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby, on January 28, 1893, by the Rev. G. Scudamore, Kenneth N. Grout, eldest son of John H. Grout, Esq., to Kate Maud, daughter of the late Rev. J. L. Alexander, all of Grimsby.

February 4, 1893

WEAVER-SMITH - A large company were very enjoyably entertained at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith on lot 16, concession 6, Glanford, on Wednesday evening, February 1. Friends of the family were present to witness the marriage of their eldest daughter, Jainie, to Levi Weaver, second son of William Weaver of Binbrook. Rev. J. H. Kennedy was the officiating minister...

February 11, 1893

BREWER-WARREN - At Toronto, on December 24, 1892, by the Rev. A. J. Broughall of St. Stephen's church, Carrie, second daughter of G. A. Warren of Hamilton, to Albert E. Brewer of Toronto.

SMITH-TRAINOR - On February 8, at the residence of the bride's mother, 19 Florence street, by Rev. Dr. Clark, William Allen Smith of Ancaster to Annie, daughter of the late James Trainor of Glanford.

MORRISON-HARRIS - One of the most deservedly popular young ladies of Hamilton, Miss Margaret Harris, was married at St. Mary's Cathedral this morning. The man whom she made happy by taking his name is William J. Morrison, general purchasing agent for the Cedar Rapids & Chicago Railway. Mr. Morrison is an old Hamilton boy, but went west several years ago and by force of ability and application to work has risen to the responsible position which he now holds. The wedding was a quiet one but nearly two hundred of the bride's friends were present to witness it. Miss Rose Hogan was bridesmaid and O'Heir the groomsmen. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Hinchey...

February 15, 1893

BLAGDEN-BEEFORTH On February 14, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. P. M. McEachern, Mr. Edward Blagden, Flamborough township, to Miss Jennie E. Beeforth, youngest daughter of William Beeforth, Nelson township.

PEDLER-DAVIS -At St. James church, Chicago, by the Rev. John Henry Hopkins, Edwin Pedler, formerly of this city, to Gertrude Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Hall Davis, of Peckham, London, England.

HILL-CLARKSON - At St. Luke's Cathedral, Halifax, yesterday, Colonel Arthur Hill of the Royal Engineers, was married to Miss Dora Louise Mary Clarkson, daughter of Captain Clarkson late of H.M. 30th Regiment. The service was fully choral and the affair was a brilliant social event.

February 16, 1893

GAETZ-TANSLEY - (Carlisle) Hal Gaetz of Calgary, N.W.T., who was married to Miss Emma Tansley, a short time ago, has returned to his western home taking his bride with him.

JOHNSON-CAMPBELL - Carlisle will lose another of the fair ones this week. Mr. Johnson, the popular school teacher of Flamborough Centre will be married to Miss Mary Campbell on Wednesday evening at the residence of George Alderson.

SNELL-HARRISON - (Hagersville) A very pleasant event took place at the residence of Frederick Harrison, Walpole, on Wednesday afternoon, February 15. Their eldest daughter, Mary A. and J. H. Snell were made one and promised to share one another's joys and sorrows. The bride was ably assisted by her sister, Miss Esther, and the groom by Mr. Kirkley of Niagara Falls. The happy couple left for Norwich where they will spend their honeymoon.

February 18, 1893

MCINTYRE-CRAWFORD - At the residence of the bride's parents, this city, on February 15, 1893, by Rev. Thomas Harrison, of Melbourne, assisted by Rev. Alexander W. Crawford of Galt, Neil Mclntyre, of Glamis, to Addie, youngest daughter of James Crawford.

MEREDITH-DUNNING - On Tuesday, February 14, at Grace Church, Chantry, New York, by the Rev. Dr. W. K. Huntington, Katharine Mary Dunning, daughter of Henry M. Cheever, of Detroit, to James Shaw Meredith.

DALY-HOLMES - In this city, on February 14, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, at the Manse, Minnie, eldest daughter of John Holmes, to Edward Daly, all of Hamilton.

February 23, 1893

GRAHAM-ADDISON - At 241 Main street west, on February 22, 1893, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, David Graham, to Isabella Sutherland, youngest daughter of the late John Addison.

KEEN-NASH - In Victoria, B.C., on Tuesday, February 14, at St. John's church, by the Rev. Canon Paddon, John Keen, G.B., to S. Helena Nash, eldest daughter of Edward Day Twiss, both of Victoria. B.C.

FLOCK-ALLAN - (Caistorville) A marriage took place at the parsonage on Tuesday, February 14, that of Mrs. Alice Allan and John Flock from Hall's Corners.

February 24, 1893

HANES-OAKES - At Hickory Lodge, the residence of Edward Oakes, a very pleasant and happy party met on Wednesday evening, February 22, to witness the nuptials between George Hanes of Beverly and Miss Janet Oakes of Dundas, the sister of the genial host. The gathering was completed by five o'clock and the ceremony was then proceeded with. Rev. R. B. Rowe of Bartonville tied the binding knot in the most pleasant and efficient manner.

BREBNER-PARTLETT - The marriage of Miss Fannie Partlett to James Brebner, B.A., registrar of Toronto University, took place on Wednesday night at the residence of the bride's parents, Victoria avenue, Windsor. Rev. John Gray of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church officiated.

February 27, 1893

IRWIN-BEARMAN - At St. Mark's church, Hamilton, February 25, by Rev. Canon Sutherland, James M. Irwin, Jr., of Peterborough, Ontario, to Maud, only daughter of the late Thomas B. Bearman and niece of F. W. Bearman, Hamilton.

March 2, 1893

GOWLAND-MARR - On Wednesday, March 1, at the Methodist church, Caledonia, by Rev. Fred T. Tapscott, assisted by Rev. T. W. Jackson of Caledonia, Russell Gowland, M.D., of this city, to Miss Ella A. Mary, fourth daughter of Benjamin Marr, Esq., Caledonia.

March 4, 1893

BROWN-SMITH - On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, at the residence of the bride's father, James E. Brown, to Alice A., eldest daughter of Isaac Smith, Esq., all of Saltfleet.

March 9, 1893

PATTERSON-MCMURRAY - (Alberton) The tax threatened to be imposed on bachelors seems to have good effect in this section. Last week Albert Patterson, realizing that it is not good for man to be alone, took a partner unto himself in the person of Miss Charlotte McMurray.

BAKER-EDY - (Alberton) Another to join the noble army of benedicts is William Baker who was married to Miss Bertie Edy in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends on Wednesday.

March 16, 1893

RUST-MACDONALD At the Macnab Street Presbyterian church, on Wednesday, March 15, by Rev. D. H. Fletcher, D.D., assisted by the Hon. R. Moreton, Catherine Rose Macdonald, second daughter of J. D. Macdonald, M.D., to H. Rust, Esq., merchant of Port of Spain, Trinidad.

JARVIS-BAUER - On March 14, by the Rev. George Clark, M.A., pastor of Zion Tabernacle, George Jarvis, to Maggie Bauer, both of this city.

REID-KELLY - (Glanford) William Reid and Miss Alberta, daughter of Robert Kelly, were quietly married some two weeks ago.

March 23, 1893

YOUNG-BUSH - (Abingdon) A most pleasing event occurred on Wednesday, March 15, at the residence of Thomas Bush, when his second daughter, Mary, was married to Wallace Young, one of Caistor's most promising young men....

March 27, 1893

FULTON-MCKEOWN - On March 22, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Mr. Cameron, James Fulton, to Miss Josie A. McKeown, third daughter of David McKeown, Freelton.

NORTON-BICKFORD - Miss Beatrice Bickford, daughter of the late E. O. Bickford, and Capt. Norton, of the Royal Engineers, were married at St. James Cathedral, Toronto, on Saturday afternoon.

March 30, 1893

BOWAN-RICHARDSON - (Hagersville) George Bowan now has a partner, he and Miss Mina Richardson having been married one day last week.

PEARSON-IONSON - (Hagersville) A very pleasant event took place at the residence of Anthony Ionson, ex-reeve of Walpole, near Garnet, on Wednesday of last week when his eldest daughter, Kate, and William T. Pearson of Scarborough were made one. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. McLennan of Jarvis. The groom was assisted by George Ionson of Hagersville, brother of the bride, and the bride by Miss Zylfa Lemon of Jarvis. A large number of friends were in attendance and many handsome and costly presents were tendered the new couple. They left for their new home in Scarborough on the evening train.

April 4, 1893

HALLFORD-HUTTY - In this city, on April 3, at her mother's residence, by the Rev. H. S. Dougall, Lizzie, eldest daughter of the late Frederick Hutty, to Fred Hallford of this city.

April 6, 1893

INGLIS-HAINES - (Mountsberg) a very pleasant event took place at the residence of Thomas Haines on Wednesday evening last when his second daughter, Annie, and James Inglis of Nassagaweya were married. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. D. B. Cohoe. The groom was assisted by his brother, George, and the bride by Miss Linda Laking of Hamilton...

MARSHALL-RAILTON - (Abingdon) a very pleasant event took place at the residence of Richard Railton, Gainsborough, on Tuesday of last week when his daughter, Vine, and William Marshall of this place were married. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Garnham, assisted by Rev. Mr. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have the best wishes of a large circle of friends for their future happiness and prosperity.

April 7, 1893

GRANT-CODY - Rev. R. G. Boville acted as groomsman at the wedding of Rev. James Grant, pastor of Parliament Street Baptist church, Toronto, and Miss Hannah Cody, formerly assistant matron of the Victoria hospital for sick children, which took place at Newcastle yesterday.

April 8, 1893

BIRKETT-MCNEAL - On Thursday, April 6, at the residence of the bride's aunt, Orton Place, Buffalo, N.Y., by Rev. Mr. McLachlan, William Beverly Hayes, eldest son of William Birkett, Hamilton Ontario, to Marion, only daughter of the late Robert McWeal, of Lancaster county, N.Y.

April 12, 1893

WEBB-SMITH - At 405 Barton street east, on April 11, by the Rev. James Murray, B.A., B.D., Edith A., daughter of George B. Smith, to Thomas E. Webb, son of the late John Webb, contractor.

April 14, 1893

MCINTYRE-KENNEDY - Alexander McIntyre of this city and Miss Elizabeth Kennedy were married last evening at the residence of W. H. Mattice, 147 Duke street, by Rev. H. S. Dougall, B.A.

FRENCH-ALMAS - (Glanford) Amos French, youngest son of Augustine French, Jr., and Miss Almas, youngest daughter of David Almas of Barton, were quietly married a few days ago.

April 15, 1893

HENDERSON-LEWIS - On April 12, 1893, at the residence of the bride's father, J. A. Hendersonof this city to Ada Beatrice, eldest daughter of Albert Lewis, Merely Place, South London, Ontario.

MACKAY-PRINCE - The marriage has been announced of Adam R. Mackay, of the firm of E. D. Mackay & Sons, to Mrs. Prince of London, Ontario. The wedding took place in January, but the event was only announced recently and Mr. Mackay is receiving the congratulations of his friends.

April 19, 1893

MACKAY-PRINCE - On January 4 at Grace Church, Detroit, by the Rev. J. McCaroll, Adam Brown Mackay, to Selina Fraser, widow of the late Major Robert Prince, First Shropshire Light Infantry, and daughter of Mr. Jame Hamilton, of Holmbank, London.

April 21, 1893

BOOK-MCDONALD - On April 19, a very quiet wedding took place at 117 Bay street north, the residence of Mrs. Charles Horning, when her daughter, Emily E. McDonald, was married to Bruce M. Book. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland...

April 22, 1893

IRWIN-COYLE - On April 20, 1893, by the Rev. Rural Dean Massey, M.A., St. Luke's, Miss Sarah Coyle to William Irwin, both of Hamilton.

CRESSWELL-DONALD - At the residence of Robert Mitchell, Hamilton, on August 30, 1892, by Rev. Mungo Fraser, James Cresswell to Miss Eveylling Donald.

April 25, 1893

TSCHANN-MALAMPHAY - On April 19, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father Hinehey, William Tschann, son of the late Anthony Tschann, to Maggie Malamphay, daughter of the late Thomas Malamphay, all of this city.

April 27, 1893

MEINKE-CLYDE - In Woodstock, on the 25th instant, at the residence of Mr. J. F. Walmsley, by the Rev. R. J. Elliott, Mary Elizabeth Clyde, only daughter of the late David Clyde, of Woodstock, to Albert Meinke, of Hamilton.

BEVERIDGE-MONGER - On Wednesday, 26th April, at the residence of the bride's mother, 66 Chatlam street, Albert E. Beveridge, to Rhoda, second daughter of the late Mr. Monger.

BINKLEY-BAKER - Miss Edith Baker, daughter of John Baker, of Alberton, was married last evening to Allan Binkley, of the Dundas road. The wedding took place at the bride's home in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives.

SMITH-SHAVER - Yesterday Miss Alice Shaver, daughter of Horace Shaver, was married at Ancaster to Edward Smith of Winona. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends of the contracting parties.

REECE-TOWERS - (St. Catharines) St. Catharines Roman Catholic church was crowded this morning with members of the fair sex who had assembled to witness the wedding of Miss Minnie Towers, daughter of Capt. J. T. Towers, the popular captain of the steamer "Ocean", to George Reece, a former resident of this city, now of Chicago. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Smith, who also celebrated mass...

April 29, 1893

THOMSON-HILTON - On April 26, 1893, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Samuel Bell, No 273 Bishop street, Montreal, by the Rev. A. L. Mowatt, Alfred H., son of the late Alexander Thomson, merchant, of Hamilton, Ontario, to Elvira, daughter of Edward Hilton, of Oak Park, Illinois, U.S.

PEARSON-FOSTER - On April 27, 1893, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, at Christ Church Cathedral, John Pearson, to Frances Hartfield, eldest daughter of W. W. Foster, both of this city.

May 1, 1893

LABATT-RIDLEY - On Saturday, April 29, at Christ Church Cathedral, Hamilton, by Rev. A. H. Baldwin, M.A., rector of All Saints Church, Toronto, assisted by the lord bishop of Niagara, Robert Hodgett Labatt, son of the late Ephraim Labatt, of London, Ontario, to Helen Mabel Falkinor, third daughter of Henry T. Ridley, M.D.

CLARK-MURRAY - On Thursday, April 27, by the Rev. Dr. Fraser, James Clark, to Violet C. R. Murray, youngest daughter of the late William Murray, Coatbridge, Scotland, both of this city.

May 2, 1893

THOMPSON-GRANTHAM - Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Davis went to Toronto yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Bertha Grantham, Mrs. Davis's niece, who was married yesterday afternoon in St. Simon's Church, to W. A. Thompson, a wealthy Ottawa gentleman.

May 8, 1893

MILLER-DICKSON - In Hamilton, on April 18, by Rev. Isaac Tovell, Hannah L. E. Dickson, eldest daughter of John M. Dickson, of Burlington, to F. Miller, of Hamilton.

May 19, 1893

ALEXANDER-SAGER - At Buffalo, N.Y., on May 17, 1893, by the Rev. J. L. Thompson at his residence, 294 South Division street, John S. Alexander, of Buffalo, to Miss Ardie E. Sager, formerly of Hamilton.

May 22, 1893

FRETWELL-HALL - At the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. John Hall, of Strabane, on Wednesday May 17, by Rev. B. L. Cohoe of Freelton, Mr. William Fretwell of Waterdown, to Miss Maggie A. Hall of Strabane..

LIMIN-BRUMMETT - By the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, D.D., Miss A. Lucy Brummett, of Lincoln, England, to Herbert C. Limin of this city.

PRAY-SHAW - On May 16, at the residence of Rev. Dr. Peters, Detroit, Michigan, William B. Pray, to Caroline L. Shaw, of St. Louis, Mo., third daughter of the late Rev. James Shaw of this city.

May 26, 1893

FINCH-LOTTRIDGE - On Tuesday, May 23, at 231 Victoria avenue north, by Rev. James Murray, Joseph Finch, to Susan A. Lottridge, both of this city.

May 27, 1893

JAMIESON-REASTON - On Tuesday, May 23, at 329 Barton street east, by Rev. James Murray, William Jamieson, to Annie Marion Reaston, both of this city.

June 1, 1893

MCLAREN-MCCLURE - On Thursday, June 1, at the residence of the bride's father, Goderich, by the Rev. J. A. Anderson, Bessie S. McClure, to John L. McLaren of Hamilton.

June 2, 1893

FERRIE-TURNER - On June 1, 1893, At 151 Hughson street south, by the Rev. D. H. Fletcher, M.A., D.D., Walter Brown Ferrie, to Katharine Fergus Turner, eldest daughter of Alexander Turner, Esq., Hamilton.

BARNES-BALDING - In Detroit, Michigan, on May 27, by the Rev. S. W. Horner, Charles W. Barnes, formerly of Hamilton, to Dora Balding, of Monroeville, Ohio.

June 5, 1893

HENSHAW-HUGHES - On Thursday, June 1, 1893, by Rev. J. Murray, John Henshaw, to Nellie E. Hughes, daughter of James Hughes, all of this city.

June 7, 1893

HANNAFORD-HAMILTON - R. Maitland Hannaford of the engineering department of the Grand Trunk Railway was married yesterday in Kingston, to Miss Helen Macaulay Hamilton, Hamilton, daughter of Charles Hamilton, collector of customs.

June 8, 1893

STIFF-REID - At St. Stephen's Church, Toronto, on June 7, by the Rev. A. J. Broughall, M.A., Annie Frances Colclough Reid, second daughter of the late Henry Reid, M.D., of Bowmanville, to George Ussher Stiff, of Hamilton.

JOHNSON-WILCOX - (Caistorville) John M. Johnson has been a long time missing a partner for life, but at last he made up his mind and was wedded on May 31, to a fine girl, Miss S. Wilcox, only daughter of Ramsay Wilcox of Smithville.

PRESTON-PARK - A very happy event took place at the residence of J. W. Park on June 1, when his daughter, Ella, was married to Mr. Preston, of St. Catharines...

MACPHERSON-NASH - David Hamilton Macpherson, youngest son of Sir David Macpherson, was married on Tuesday at Truro, N.S. to Miss Florence Gourley Nash, daughter of the late Francis Nash, of London, England.

June 9, 1893

WORK-BURROWS - On June 7, at the residence of the bride's parents, No 1 Emerald street south, by Rev. Dr. Fraser, Marjory, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas Burrows, to Thomas G. Work, all of this city.

June 10, 1893

BIGGAR-BALLOU - W. H. Biggar, M.P.P. for West Hastings, was married on Wednesday in Boston, to Miss Marie Louise Ballou, of New York.

June 12, 1893

SILK-PETTIGREW - In this city, on the 12th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Frederick H. Silk, of Shelburne, Ontario, to Emma, youngest daughter of John Pettigrew.

June 14, 1893

QUARRIER-MCPHERSON - At the Manse, on June 13, 1893, by the Rev. R. Fletcher, Daniel Marshall Quarrier, machinist, Toronto, and son of John Quarrier of this city, to Mary McPherson, of Dundas.

June 15, 1893

BLACKWELL-CALBACK - On Wednesday, the 14th June, by Rev. W. Massey, rector of St. Luke's, Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. John Calback, to Henry Blackwell, both of Hamilton.

MCCORMACK-MEAKINS - At St. George's church, Montreal, on Tuesday, June 13, 1893, by the very reverend Dean Carmichael, M.A., L.L.D., assisted by Rev. L. Norman Tucker, Lillian Elinor Meakins, to the Rev. William McCormack, of St. Ann's church, Brooklyn, N.Y.

DAVIDSON-LINSCOTT - At Seven Acres, Brantford, on June 14, by the bride's father, Emily S., eldest daughter of the Rev. T. S. Linscott, to George W. W. Davidson, druggist, Hamilton.

CROFT-WELFORD - At All Saints Church, on June 14, by the Rev. George Forneret, Lillian Mary, second daughter of the late Walter Welford, of Harrisburg, to John William Croft, a native of Bourne, Lincolnshire, England.

BILTON-CRODEN - George H. Bilton, a prominent Young Liberal of London was married yesterday to Miss Alice Croden of that city.

CAMERON-EDWARDS - Douglas Cameron, assistant accountant of the House of Commons, son of the late Chief Justice Cameron, was married last evening to Florence, eldest daughter of J. C. Edwards.

June 16, 1893

NASH-COMBE - On the 14th instant, by the Rev. J. E. Hockey, in the Methodist church, Stony Creek, William A. Nash, to Kittie May, only daughter of H. A. Combe, Esq., all of Saltfleet.

FERRIE-FOSTER - At Christ Church Cathedral, on Tuesday, June 13, by the Rev. E. M. Bland, Isabella, second daughter of W. H. Foster, to William Ferrie, both of this city.

DALE-BADGLEY - In this city, on Wednesday, June 14, at the residence of the bride's mother, 107 John street north, by the Rev. Dr. Sutherland, Lillian, eldest daughter of Theodore Badgley, to John Dale, both of this city.

BURNS-REARDON - (Stratford) A wedding of more that usual interest took place Monday morning at St. Joseph's church. The bride was Miss Lizzie Reardon, one of Stratford's most popular young ladies, and the groom, Mr. William Burns of the G.T.R. shops, and brother of John Burns of Hamilton. The impressive ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Guam with his usual grace and sanctity...

June 17, 1893

PETERSON-BEGLEY On the 14th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, Margaret A. Begley, eldest daughter of M. H. Begley, White River, to J. Peterson, train dispatcher, C.P.R., Schreiber.

June 20, 1893

GHENT-BLAGDEN - On June 15, by the Rev. P. M. McEachern, at Mon Plaisir, the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Harry Ghent, to Miss Agnes Jane Blagden, daughter of Edward Blagden, Esq., all of Burlington.

June 21, 1893

ALMOST-ANDERSON - George Almost, farmer of Ancaster, has been married to Miss Anderson, sister of W. J. Anderson, Dundas road. The young couple are well known and popular.

June 22, 1893

WELSH-MUNRO - In Kingston, on Wednesday morning by Rev. Dr. Jackson, at the residence of the bride's parents, 58 Wellington street, Miss M. Munro, to W. J. Welsh of Hamilton.

GRIFFITH-WRIGHT - On the 21st, at the residence of W. S. Moore, Esq., Hughson street south, J. B. Griffith of this city, to Louie M. Wright, of Los Angeles, California.

June 24, 1893

FARMER-BRENNAN - In Toronto, on Saturday, June 10, by the Rev. W. J. Wilson, Edith J. Brennan, to Joseph A. Farmer, both of Hamilton.

RENNIE-MATTHEWS - On June 14 instant, at Ardmore, I.T., by H. S. Little, D.D., assisted by the Rev. H. H. Strawhan, Albert Rennie, attorney-at-law, to Laura, eldest daughter of Judge Matthews.

LAIDLAW-CAMPBELL - On the 24th instant, by the Rev. James Allen, Ada G., daughter of the late D. W. Campbell, M.D., to Robert Laidlaw, both of this city.

ZEATS-HANCOCK - At the residence of the bride's uncle, F. W. Findlay, Borea, Ohio, on June 12, Theodore Zeats, to Miss Reba Hancock, both of this city.

June 28, 1893

HENRY-KELLY - At St. Mary's Cathedral, on Wednesday morning, June 28, by the Rev. Father Coty, Maggie, third daughter of Joseph P. Kelly, to Arthur W., son of P. Henry, both of this city.

CHILMAN-GREEY - On June 22, at the residence of the bride's parents, 52 Erie avenue, by the Rev. John Morton, Sanford McD. Chilman, to Louie Marie, youngest daughter of S. Greey, late of H.M. Inland Revenueof this city.

June 29, 1893

KERR-STOBBS - At 8 Stinson street, Hamilton, on Wednesday, June 28, by Rev. Dr. Burwash, Chancellor of Victoria university, assisted by the bride's father, Charles W. Kerr, B.A. of Osgoode Hall, barrister-at-law, Toronto, third son of William Kerr, L.L.D., CC, of Cobourg, vice-chancellor of Victoria university, to Maude, second daughter of the Rev. Thomas Stobbs.

BARNETT-GRIFFITH - On Tuesday, June 27, at the residence of J. B. Griffith, this city, by Rev. James VanWyck, Charles A. Barnett of Buffalo, N.Y., to Alice a. Griffith of this city.

FORSTER-TIRRELL - At St. Thomas Church, Belleville, on Wednesday, June 28, by the Rev. Canon Burke, assisted by Rev. Mr. Leach, Dr. J. M. Forster, of Hamilton, to Edith Josephine, only daughter of the late J. J. G. Tirrell, of Hamilton.

BOOKER-MOORE - At the residence of the bride's parents, 447 Main street east, on June 28, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Newman J. A. Booker, youngest son of the late W. D. Booker, to Jennie E., daughter of William P. Moore, all of this city.

COOPER-WILSON - On June 28, at the residence of the bride's parents, 67 King street east, by the Rev. James Allen, Caroline Frances, eldest daughter of Robert Wilson, to Edwin Arthur Cooper, both of this city.

TREMEIRER-MCBRIDE - At St. Mary's Cathedral this morning a very pretty wedding took place, the contracting parties being John Tremeirer, of Whitinsville, Mass., and Miss Annie McBride of this city. Rev. Father Kehoe officiated...

June 30, 1893

MITCHELL-GLEBE - On June 29, at the residence of the bride's parents, 96 Victoria avenue north, by the Rev. J. Murray, Charles Mitchell, to Matilda, daughter of Henry Glebe, all of this city.

NICHOLSON-ANDERSON - On June 28, at 88 Merrick street, Miss Christina Anderson, daughter of the late Miles Anderson, to George Nicholson of this city.

ROSS-ROGERS - Yesterday at Cayuga, Ontario, C. C. Ross, barrister of Toronto, was married to Josephine Mary, second daughter of Major Rogers of Homewood, Cayuga.

July 4, 1893

CHALMERS-HAMEL - Mrs. Alice Hamel, sister of the late Robert Duncan, was married at Christ Church cathedral to James Chalmers of Salem, Va., president of the Farmers' National Bank at that place.

July 6, 1893

EDSELL-WHICHER - (Caistorville ) A very happy event took place last week at the residence of John Whicher, being the marriage of his daughter, Maggie, to Mr. Edsell, of Nanticoke.

July 10, 1893

BRIDGES-TOWERS - On Saturday, July 8, at St. Luke's church, by Rev. Rural Dean Massey, Miss A. L. Towers, only daughter of John J. Towers, to James H. Bridges, all of this city.

July 12, 1893

TRACY-BARLOW - On October 24, 1892, at St. Mary's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father Kehoe, James Tracy, to Miss Mary Barlow, both of this city.

HUNTER-KAY (Dundas) The Methodist church here to-day was the scene of a very happy wedding. The contracting parties were W. Egerton N. Hunter, of Detroit, Michigan, formerly of Hamilton, and Miss Lizzie Kay, second daughter of the Rev. John Kay, supreme leader of the O.C.H.C... The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Kay, assisted by Rev. J. H. Gundy, of London, uncle of the bride...

July 13, 1893

AYTON-BOURINOT - Miss Elsie Bourinot, only daughter of Dr. Bourlnot, C.M.G., was married in Christ Church, Ottawa, yesterday to Henry Ayton, barrister, of Aylmer, Quebec.

July 15, 1893

CRISPO-TIFFANY - At Alexandria, Ontario, on July 12, 1893, by the Rev. John Halliwell, Frank W. S. Crispo, manager of the Union Bank, Souris, Manitoba, to Mary Louise Gertrude, daughter of E. H. Tiffany, barrister, Alexandria, Ontario. No cards.

July 17, 1893

PLASTOW-SPRIGGS - On Thursday, July 13, at the residence of tbe bride's sister, No 181 Locke street north, by the Rev. R. G. Boville, Miss Eliza, daughter of John Spriggs, to Charles T. Plastow, eldest son of Charles A. Plastow, all of this city.

July 18, 1893

GORDON-WALLACE - On Wednesday, July 12, at the residence of the bride's mother, 99 Saratoga street, Rochester, N.Y., Miss May M., daughter of the late Thomas Wallace, to Charles Gordon, of Milwaukee, Wis., formerly of Hamilton.

July 19, 1893

FOXTON-BAGLEY - In this city, on Tuesday, July 18, at St. Thomas church by the Rev. Canon Gurran, Miss Elizabeth Bagley, youngest daughter of the late William Bagley, to John S. Foxton, eldest son of Thomas Foxton, both formerly of Brockville.

MURPHY-MONROW - (Caistorville) Miss Monrow was married Tuesday, July 11, to Walter Murphy for whom she had been keeping house.

July 22, 1893

PEARSON-GRAYSON - At the residence of the bride's parents, Wallace, N.W.T., on Wednesday, July 5, by the Rev. James F. Mossip, Mr. James T. Pearson, of Hamilton, to Miss Sadie Grayson, of Hamilton, Ontario, fourth daughter of Mr. Charles Grayson, of Wallace, N.W.T.

SMITH-ADAMS - On July 19, in Buffalo, by the Rev. R. E. Morse, Ernest R. I. Smith, of this city, to Minnette E. Adams, of Buffalo.

August 1, 1893

KING-HENERY - At Edgebarton church, Birmingham, England, by the vicar, Rev. Cressell Strange, George Hume King, Bombay, unattached list, Deolah, India, to Mary, widow of Captain John Henery, late governor of the county jail, Wentworth.

CORBETT-MEEK - Miss Lulu Meek, contralto, of Kingston, has just been married to W. Corbett, of Lynn, Massachusetts.

August 3, 1893

KERR-MARSHALL - At Woodburn, the residence of George Marshall, in North Glanford, a very pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon. The contracting parties were Miss Jane Marshall, eldest daughter of Mr. Marshall and Frederick Kerr, the popular deputy reeve of Barton and fishing inspector for the region.

The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Clark of Holy Trinity church, Barton. The bridesmaids were Misses Harriet French and Gracie Marshall, sister of the bride. The maids of honour were Misses Minnie and Josie Lawry. The groom was attended by Edward Kerr, his brother.

August 9, 1893

FINDLAY-LANGDON - In Meaford, Wisconsin, U.S., on April 30, 1893, Robert Findlay, of this city, to Miss Myrtle Langdon.

August 15, 1893

PLANT-MAGEE - In this city, on August 12, by Rev. G. W. Kerby, B.A., John Plant to Henrietta Magee.

GRINTON-MILLS - At the home of the bride's parents, 68 Bay street north, by Rev. Mr. Clark, George W. Grinton, of New York city, to Miss Ester A. Mills, of this city.

August 16, 1893

BEEKINGHAM-CATHCART - Miss Mary Adelaide Cathcart was married to William James Beekingham at Gore street parsonage yesterday. The bride looked charming in cream cashmere with Irish point lace and her sister, Lillie, maid of honour, also looking exceedingly well. The groom was supported by his brother, George.

August 17, 1893

O'HEIR-FILLEHR - On the 15th instant, by the Rev. Father Riordan, at 1815 Indiana avenue, Chicago, the residence of L.M. Engberry, brother-in-law of the bride, Archibald J. O'Heir, to Aurora May, fourth daughter of Gustave Fillehr, of St. Joseph, Michigan.

August 30, 1893

GILL-CHADWICK - (Toronto) John Gill and Bertha Chadwick, an 18-year-old girl whom he was accused of seducing, were married yesterday afternoon in Inspector Archibald's office by Rev. Mr. Tucker.

August 31, 1893

PROCTOR-RICHMOND - At the residence of the bride's parents, 274 Cannon street east, on Wednesday, August 30, by Rev. I. Tovell, Maggie Richmond, to Edward E. Proctor, all of Hamilton.

September 2, 1893

BARNARD-WARDROBE - In St. Catharines, on Wednesday afternoon, at St. George's church, Miss Ida M.,eldest daughter of J. Wardrobe of Grand Central, to Mr. R. L. Barnard, of Detroit, Michigan.

September 7, 1893

KINGSLEY-THOMAS - At 72 Emerald street south, Hamilton, on September 6, 1893, by the Rev. I. Tovell, Ernest L. Kingsley, to Edith C. Thomas.

RAYNES-THOMPSON - In this city at St. Matthew's church, by Rev. E. F. Dixon, on Wednesday, September 6, Alfred E. Raynes, of Tillsonburg, late of Ilkerton, England, to Sarah, third daughter of the late John Thompson, reeve of Tillsonburg.

HAMBLY-HODSON - At the residence of Mr. George H. Edmunde, brother-in-law of the bride, 398 Queen street south, Hamilton, Ontario, on Wednesday, September 6, 1893, Mr. J. B. Hambly, to Miss Lotta S. Hodson. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. H. Hodson, B.A., pastor of the Church of the Strangers, New York city, brother of the bride, assisted by Rev. John N. Lake, of Brooklyn, N.Y.

September 8, 1893

CARSE-WIDGER - At 307 Main street east, on Thursday, September 7, by the Rev. J. VanWyck, Elizabeth Widger, to Peter D. Carse.

HAMILTON-PRITCHARD - Rev. Andrew Hamilton, L.L.B., of Port Colborne, was married at Weston yesterday to Miss Carrie Pritchard of that village.

September 13, 1893

MORTON-VOLLAND - At the residence of the bride's mother, 406 Cannon street east, on September 12, by the Rev. Mungo Fraser, William Morton, 52 King street west, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Frank Volland.

WRIGHT-RAW - On Tuesday, September 12, at Highview, by the Rev. James Allen, Thomas C. Wright, to Ada M., daughter of Robert Raw.

HARTE-MERRIMAN - At Trinity Church, Colborne, on Monday afternoon, September 11, 1893, by the Rev. G. H. Webb, Annie Lavinia, eldest daughter of G. I. Merriman, to Richard R. Harte, of Hamilton.

MORLEY-WINCKLER - At St. Paul's Lutheran church, on September 12, by the Rev. E. Hoffman, John Morley, to Alma F. W., fifth daughter of John Winckler, all of this city.

FITZGERALD-MCCORT - At Petrolia yesterday, Ernie Fitzgerald was married to Miss Maude McCort. The affair was a brilliant social event.

September 14, 1893

DAVIS-PATTERSON - In Stratford, at St. James Church, on September 12, by the rector, Rev. D. Williams, M.A., Robert Brockelsby Davis, of the Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton, eldest son of Rev. Brockelsby Davis, M.A., of Benares, India, to Maud Mary, youngest daughter of the late Canon Patterson, M.A., of Stratford.

HODD-LEES - At the residence of the bride's father, 472 Main street east, on Wednesday, September 13, 1893, by the Rev. S. Lyle, Annie S., daughter of William Lees, to Frank Hodd, all of this city.

TRIBBECK-HOLTHAM - On Tuesday, September 12, by the Rev. George Anderson, William Robert Tribbeck, to Lilly E. Holtham, eldest daughter of George Holtham, all of this city.

CADMUS-BRISTOL - Yesterday Charles Cadmus of Santa Fe., New Mexico, was married to Miss Ella S. Bristol, daughter of Rev. B. Bristol. The ceremony was performed at Hill House, Jerseyville, the residence of the bride's father.

MCMURRAY-MARKLE (Alberton) On Wednesday of last week, Miss Lottie. Markle, daughter of Walter Markle of this place was married to David McMurray of Trinity. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Foreman of Ancaster. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Markle, sister of the bride, and Miss Amanda Vansickle, while the groom was assisted by Arthur Markle and Lafayette Vansickle. Their many friends unite in wishing them long life and happiness.

WELLS-WALKER - Yesterday at Ingersoll, Thomas S. Wells, of Montreal, was married to Miss Mary Maud Walker, daughter of Dr. F. R. Walker. It was a brilliant social event.

September 18, 1893

PARRY-WILLIAMS - At Wesley Church parsonage, by the Rev. J. Philip, D.D., on the evening of September 16, 1893, Mr. Benjamin Parry, to Miss Nellie Williams, of London, England.

September 19, 1893

DALEY-HODD - On September 14, at St. Thomas church, by Rev. Canon Curran, James Daley, to Mary E. Hodd, both of this city.

September 20, 1893

REVILLE-MORTON - In Hamilton, on September 20, Frederick Douglas Reville, Brantford, eldest son of F. Reville, Esq., London, England, to Jean Steele, eldest daughter of A. Morton, Esq.

CLARKSON-HARRIS - A wave of pleasurable excitement swept along liberty street last night and centred its force in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris. A host of friends on invitation assembled to participate in the festivities of a wedding. The couple linking their destinies were Miss Eva, daughter of J. C. Harris, and Ernest Clarkson of this city... Rev. I. Tovell, pastor of Gore street church performed the ceremony...

DAVIDSON-CLAY - (Vancouver) A romantic marriage took place here to-day, the contracting parties being Arthur Davidson, a pioneer settler, aged 70, and Mrs. Clay, aged 60. The couple were lovers in youth, but separated, Davidson coming west. Both married, but recently became single again. Learning that Mrs. Clay still loved him, he sent for her from Nova Scotia and to-day married her.

WHITE-FOWLER - Robert White of this city was married to Miss Annie Fowler last night. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride's parents, Niagara Falls South. Many guests from Hamilton were present.

WOOD-CAREY - (Troy) Harry Wood and Miss Carey were married last Wednesday, They are now receiving the congratulations of their friends.

FEATHERSON-EATON; KARN-EATON - (Woodstock) A double wedding took place this afternoon at the residence of D. Eaton, Beale street, when his two daughters were married - Miss Rose A. Eaton to E. W. Featherson, and Miss Minnie Eaton to H. A. Karn. Rev. J. S. Ross officiated. About fifty guests were present...

September 21, 1893

BOOK-DIXON - On Wednesday, 20th instant, at the residence of the bride's mother, 98 Emerald street north, by the Rev. Mungo Eraser, B.A., D.D., G. Lorne Book, of Grimsby, to Margaret H. Dixon of this city.

September 22, 1893

STEVENS-CROFT - On Wednesday, the 20th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, 46 Florence street, by the Rev. J. G. Shearer, B.A., William A. Stevens, Hamilton, eldest son of J. Stevens, Saltfleet, to Eliza, third daughter of John Croft, Esq., city.

September 23, 1893

BROOKS-COLEMAN - (Woodstock) Fred Brooks was married to Miss Coleman at Springfield, and instead of going away with his bride on a wedding tour, drove to Ingersoll with his father-in-law to have a 'time'. Brooks was locked up for driving on the sidewalk and he was mulcted in a fine of $5.50, but when the expense of repairing a broken buggy is added, the cost of the celebration will run up to quite a respectable figure. The horse and buggy belonged to Wilson's livery stable and the proprietor came up and piloted his customers and property home.

September 28, 1893

FORSTER-ROSS - On the 27th of September, at the residence of the bride's mother, 124 West avenue north, by Rev. Samuel Lyle, B.D., Samuel S. Forster, of Montreal, to Aggie, youngest daughter of the late John Ross.

September 29, 1893

KELLOND-KAY - At 191 York street last evening, Orlando Kellond of this city, was married to Miss Mary Kay, daughter of Alexander Kay. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. Lyle, B.D....

September 30, 1893

PRYDE-SMEE - On Wednesday, September 27, at the Church of the Ascension, by the Rev. W. H. Wade, John Pryde, to Rosina Smee.

October 2, 1893

BUTLER-HODGSON - In this city, on September 27, by the Rev. James Murray, William Butler, to Miss Annie Elizabeth Hodgson, both of Hamilton.

October 3, 1893

ROWSON-MULLIN - On Monday, October 2, by the Rev. James Allen, of Gore street church, Lizzie, second daughter of the late Peter Mullin, to Edward Rowson, of Brownstown, Pa.

October 5, 1893

PHILLIPS-BRAUND - On Wednesday, October 4, at the residence of the bride's mother, 12 Locomotive street, by the Rev. Dr. Clark, W. H. Phillips of St. Catharines, to Miss Ella L. Braund, third daughter of the late Mr. Braund of Hamilton.

MALONE-FRAWLEY - In Woodstock, in St. Mary's church, on October 4, by Rev. Father Brady, assisted by Rev. Father Molphy, M. P. Malone, of Hamilton, to Miss Julia Frawley, of Woodstock.

GRAHAM-RASBERRY - A large number of friends assembled yesterday morning at 11 o'clock to witness a very pleasant event which took place in St. Andrew's church, West Flamborough township, when Rev. E. A. Irving of Dundas married Guy M. Graham of Guelph to Adelaide, second daughter of William Rasberry of West Flamborough. William Watson Rasberry, brother of the bride, accompanied the groom, and the bride was attended by her sister, Helen G. Raspberry...

October 12, 1893

GAGE-FLOCK - At the Church of the Ascension, on October 12, by Rev. F. E. Howitt, Cameron G. Gage, to Louie G. Flock, daughter of the late Daniel Flock.

HILL-SERVOS - At Hamilton, on Wednesday, October 11, 1893, by the Rev. R. J. Laidlaw, L.L.D., pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian church, Walter Tillman Hill to Miss Amy Ethelberta Servos, both of this city.

October 9, 1893

FOTHERGIL-MATTHEWSON - An interesting event took place near Appleby on the evening of October 3, at the residence of Joseph Matthewson where a large company of friends assembled to witness the marriage of his eldest daughter, Lucy, to Thomas Fothergil of the same place. The bridesmaids were Miss Sara Matthewson and Miss Fanny Fothergil. The bridegroom was supported by William Fothergil and Mr. Baker. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. H. McCartney of Freeman, assisted by Rev. D. V. Lucas of Grimsby...

October 12, 1893

PARR-KENNEDY - (Glanford) Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 p.m., Miss Kennedy, daughter of Rev. Mr. Kennedy of this circuit, was married to Rev. Mr. Parr of Ayr.

FITZSIMONS-JELFS - In this city on October 13, by the Rev. Mr. Tovell, Sarah, fourth daughter of Mr. Joseph Jelfs, to Mr. William James Fitzsimons, both of this city.

BROWN-ROSS - Yesterday afternoon Cameron Brown of the Toronto "Globe", who is well known in Hamilton, was married to Miss Margaret Ross, daughter of the Minister of Education. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride's father, Toronto. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. M. Milligan, pastor of Old St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Booth, of Erie, Pa., brother-in-law of the groom...

October 16, 1893

HOBBS-LUCAS - In this city, on October 14, by Rev. Mr. Anderson, Charles Hobbs, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Thomas Lucas, both of this city.

October 18, 1893

MCLAUGHLIN-BRAGG - (Woodstock) The marriage of David McLaughlin, foreman of the upholstery department of the Hay Furniture Works, and Miss Minnie Bragg of Toronto, was solemnized this morning at high mass in St. Mary's church by Rev. Father Brady. Miss Annie Delaney of Toronto assisted the bride and William Farrell of the Royal Hotel performed the office of best man to the groom...

October 19, 1893

SHEPHERD-ALLAN - On Wednesday, October 18, 1893, at the residence of the bride's mother, 125 Main street west, by the Hon. and Rev. R. Moreton, Edith M. Allan of Hamilton, to William J. Shepherd of Hagersville.

THOMPSON-MILLS - On Wednesday, October 18, at the bride's residence, Westover, Minnie M., daughter of James Mills, to Cecil H. Thompson, of Copetown.

SPERA-ANSTEY - At the residence of the bride's father, 172 John street north, on October 18, by the Rev. Isaac Tovell, A. E. Spera, of Winnipeg, to Annie, eldest daughter of William Anstey.

ISARD-BARKER - In this city, on Wednesday, October 18, 1893, at, 109 Wellington street north, the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Isaac Tovell, Charles R. Isard, to Fannie May, youngest daughter of Robert Barker.

October 20, 1893

FARRELL-BRENNAN - At the residence of the bride's father, 108 Mary street, on October 18, by the Rev. Dr. Philp, Mary G., eldest daughter of William Brennan, to Joseph Farrell, all of this city.

THOMPSON-BURNS - Miss M. Mills of this city acted as one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Violet J. Burns of Toronto to Andrew Thompson of Cayuga.

October 21, 1893

FISHER-CONKLIN - At, the residence of the bride's mother, 8 Locomotive street, on October 18, by the Rev. James Allen, pastor of Centenary Methodist Church, Margaret Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Thomas D. Conklin, to Peter Fisher, all of this city.

October 23, 1893

RICHARDSON-STEWART - At St. Andrew's Church manse, Toronto, on April 5, 1893, by the Rev. D. J. Marshall, B.A., John Christopher Richardson, only son of William Richardson, Esq., M.D., of Burlington, to Lottie May, only daughter of William Stewart, Esq., architect, Hamilton.

MORRISSEY-MCDONALD - Rev. Chancellor Craven of St. Patrick's Church had a pleasant duty to perform this morning. It was his privilege to join in the bonds of matrimony J. P. Morrissey, the talented young organist and choirmaster of St. Patrick's, and Miss Laura McDonald, daughter of John McDonald of the Dominion Weights and Measures department, this city. The bride has been a valued member of St. Patrick's choir, and the choir members turned out en masse to see the wedding...

October 26, 1893

LUMSDEN-ARMSTRONG - At Christ Church Cathedral, by the Rev. Mr. Wright, Louise M., youngest daughter of Edward Armstrong, 283 John street north, to W. H. Lumsden, both of Hamilton.

DOYLE-COULSON - In Hamilton, on October 25, by the Rev. James Allen, R. Judson Doyle, to Kate L., youngest daughter of the late J. P. Coulson, all of Owen Sound.

LANG-COOPER - On October 25, by the Rev. Francis Coleman, at his residence, 149 Napier street, Hamilton, Mr. James Lang, to Miss Annie Cooper, both of the township of Binbrook.

PRATT-POLLARD - On Wednesday, October 25, by Rev. Mr. Bennett, Harriet, eldest daughter of William Pollard, Ethel, to Charles Pratt, Hamilton.

TRUSDALE-DUXBERRY; HALLIGAN-COWAN - (Hagersville) Two weddings took place in this vicinity on Wednesday last. Miss Mary E, Duxberry and Mr. Trusdale were made one. Also Miss Fannie Cowan and Thomas Halligan decided to share one another's fortunes for better or worse during the remainder of their days.

KIRK-ORGAN - (Flamborough Centre) A happy event is to be celebrated on Thursday of this week at the residence of Thomas Organ, Flamborough Centre, it being the marriage of his daughter, Annie, to John Kirk, of Waterdown.

SUTTON-ROUTHIER - Lieutenant Frank Clifford Sutton of Toronto was married yesterday in the private chapel of Cardinal Taschereau at Quebec to Miss Jennie Routhier, daughter of James Routhier.

October 27, 1893

YIELDING-MCBRIDE - (St. Catharines) William O. Yielding, better known as "skinny", the popular all-round player of the Athletic lacrosse club, was married yesterday to Miss Susie McBride, one of St. Catharines fairest daughters.

October 30, 1893

WHIPPLE-EVANS - At Savannah, N.Y., on the 25th October, by the Rev. A. P. Burgess, D.D., of Newark, N.Y., Kent Whipple of Hamilton, Ontario, to Clara B., eldest daughter of the Rev. D. H. Evans, of Savannah.

October 31, 1893

REID-BARTHOLOMEW - At the residence of the bride's parents, Hughson street, on October 31, by the Hon. R. Moreton, Henrietta E. Batholomew, to George J. Reid.

November 1, 1893

MCCABE-WALKER - Miss Maud Torrance of Hamilton was bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Jennie Walker, of Toronto, and T. F. McCabe, of East Toronto, at Norway.

November 2, 1893

HULL-ARMITAGE - At the residence of the bride's mother, 216 King street west, on November 1, by the Rev. James Allen, James Morgan Hull, to Lina Armitage, both of Hamilton.

MORWICK-VANSICKLE - (Alberton) On Wednesday of last week, Miss Aggie Vansickle was married to James Morwick. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Edy at Mill View, the residence of the bride's father in Elmvale, North Simcoe. The bride was assisted by her sister, Miss Eliza Vansickle, and C. H. Stuart acted as groomsman. Their many friends unite in wishing fir. and Mrs. Morwick a long life of married happiness.

November 4, 1893

SEWARD-CAMPBELL - On November 1 at Erskine Church, by the Rev. J. G. Shearer, Mrs. Marion Campbell, to Joseph Seward, both of this city.

MORRISSEY-MCDONALD - At St. Patrick's church, on October 23, by the Very Rev. Chancellor Craven, assisted by Rev. L. M. Lynch, A. Laura, daughter of John McDonald, Esq., of H.M. Customs, to James Robert Morrissey, organist and choirmaster, St. Patrick's church, Hamilton.

November 6, 1893

ELLIOTT-WOOD - At the residence of the bride's parents, on November 1, by the Rev. J. W. Robinson, Bertie, daughter of Thomas Wood, of Nassagaweya, to R. W. Elliott, of Montreal.

November 7, 1893

MILNE-DUNCAN - At Hamilton, on 27th October, by Rev. P. J. Laidlaw, James G., eldest son of James Milne, to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late James Duncan, Dalkeith, Scotland.

November 9, 1893

BATES-MACKLEM - On November 8, by the Rev. Thomas Thomson, Walter Bates, of Hamilton, to Lizzie, eldest daughter of Thomas Macklem, of Barton.

FEILDE-LUMSDEN - On Wednesday, November 8, by the Rev. John Morton, Kate Ida, second daughter of the late Rev. W. Lumsden, M.A., to F. A. C. Feilde, of Waterdown.

COVERDALE-JOHNSON - (Caistorville) Mrs. Helen Johnson, aged 77 years, was married lately to widower Coverdale, aged 75 years.

SHARP-EDY - (Alberton) On Wednesday of last week Miss Emma H. Edy was married to Maurice Sharp. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. J. Haviland at the residence of the bride's father. About 40 guests were present to witness the marriage ceremony...

November 10, 1893

ROBINSON-MILLARD - At the residence of the bride's father, on October 31, by the Rev. R. W, Scanlan, Ada, third daughter of D. R. Millard, of Carlisle, to J. S. Robinson, of Hamilton.

November 13, 1893

KEOUGH-ATHERTON - Hugh Edmund Keough, some time one of the "Spectator's" young men, and now sporting editor of the Chicago "Times", was married on November 1, to Bertha Atherton of Chicago.

November 14, 1893

CROWTHER-FITZGERALD - By the Rev. John Kay, of Dundas, Frederick Crowther, to Janie E., only daughter of William Fitzgerald, of this city.

BROWN-JOHNSON - At Syracuse, N.Y., on Tuesday, November 7, F. Brown of Clay, N.Y., was married to Miss Maria Johnson of Hamilton. The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's friend, Mrs. Gray, which was beautifully decorated with flowers for the occasion...

November 22, 1893

O'HEIR-DRUMMER - On Wednesday, November 22, by the Rev. J. O'Malley, V.G., at the residence of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Mina Thompson, of Parks, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Mr. Hugh O'Heir of this city, to Miss Anna D. Drummer.

November 24, 1893

PEENE-NOTTLE - At the residence of the bride's parents, Wentworth street, on November 22, by the Rev. Samuel Lyle, B.D., Mr. A. W. Peene, architect, to Miss S. Nottle, second daughter of Jacob Nottle, both of this city.

BEAUMONT-GRIEVE - At the Church of the Redeemer, Stony Creek, on November 22, by the Rev. G. E. Whitcombe of St. Matthew's Church, Hamilton, Joseph William Beaumont, of Stony Creek, son of the late Joseph Beaumont, Esq., of Coggershall, Sussex, England, to Gertrude Charlotte, second daughter of Walter Grieve, Esq., of Stony Creek.

PARKER-HUNTER - On Wednesday, November 22, by the Rev. George Forneret, at All Saints Church, James Hervey, only son of the late James Parker, to Angeline Tressa, youngest daughter of the late Jacob Hunter, all of this city.

MONTGOMERY-O'DONNELL - (Hagersville) News has been received from Windsor of the marriage of Robert Montgomery to Miss O'Donnell of that place. Rob is very favourably known to almost, every person in this vicinity, having spent a number of years here.

November 25, 1893

PECOVER-GORDON - On November 23, 1893, at the parsonage, Poplar Hill, by the Rev. J. W. Smith, brother-in-law of the bride, Harry J. Pecover, to Jessie, the second daughter of Mr. J. Gordon, both of this city.

November 30, 1893

PHILLIPS-SCOTT - On November 29, by the Rev. F. T. Tapscott of the Victoria Avenue Baptist church, Mr. Wesley Phillips, to Miss Fannie Scott, all of this city.

HASSELFELDT-DUNCAN - (Flamborough Centre) A surprisingly happy event occurred in this usually sensationless burg, it being the marriage of William Hasselfeldt to Miss Duncan, both of this place. They have the good wishes of the whole neighbourhood.

CLOSE-CHERRY - (Hagersville) Monday of this week Peter Close of Stratford and Miss Olive Cherry of Garnet were happily united as one for better or worse by Rev. J. A. Jackson at the parsonage.

December 7, 1893

BOLTON-STEWART - On December 6, by the Rev. James Murray, Edward S. Bolton, to Sarah, third daughter of the late William Stewart.

HALL-WELFORD - At All Saints Church, on December 6, by the Rev. George Forneret, Henrietta, eldest daughter of the late Walter Welford, of Harrisburg, to Herbert Edward Hall, a native of Bourne, Lincolnshire, England.

DODD-SPEARS - (Hagersville) Another of Hagersville's fair daughters, Miss Martha Spears, was carried off by J. Dodd, of Comber, on Wednesday last. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. D. B. Cohoe of Scotland, at the bride's residence.

December 8, 1893

KERRUISHE-BLAMEY - In this city, on Thursday, by Rev. Dr. Clark, Evan J. Kerruishe, to Florence A., eldest daughter of the late Robert W. Blamey.

ROGERS-FULTON - (Strabane) The wedding bells might have rung out a merry peal on Wednesday, November 29, at the marriage of Miss Jane Fulton to John Rogers, both residents of this neighbourhood. The honeymoon is to be spent at Niagara after which the couple will take up their residence in their new house in the village.

December 14, 1893

GOLDEN-POTTS - (Glanford) On Wednesday this week, Helen, eldest daughter of C. D. Potts, will be married to J. Henry Golden of Amherstburg.

December 22, 1893

SMITH-POCOCK - (Woodstock) The wedding of Mr. Grafton Smith and Mrs. George Pocock took place this afternoon at the residence of Joseph Rippon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. S. Ross. The happy groom is over 80, and the bride about 70 years of age.

December 23, 1893

BALFOUR-COLLINSON - On Wednesday, December 20, by the Rev. G. W. Cooper, of Durham, A. Bonar Balfour, of New York City, formerly of Edinburgh, Scotland, to Miss Bessie H. Collinson, of Aberdeen, Grey county, Ontario.

MCGILL-BRINDLE - On Wednesday, December 20, 1893, at 4 p.m., at the residence of the bride's parents, Lafond street, St. Paul, Minnesota, by the Rev. F. G. Barnes, Alice A. Brindle, to Almond E. McGill, now of St. Paul, and both formerly of this city.

December 26, 1893

FLEWELLING-BULLEYMENT - On Monday, December 25, 1893, at the residence of the bride's parents, Brampton, by the Rev. Mr. Rankin, Miss Charlotte Bulleyment to F. W. Flewelling, formerly of this city.

December 27, 1893

BOOKER-FREED - On Wednesday, December 20, at. the residence of the bride's uncle, A. T. Evans, corner of Homewood avenue and Kent street, by the Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, Thomas Booker, to Florence May Freed, all of Hamilton.

PEDEN-GOULDING - On Tuesday, December 26, at the residence of the bride's parents, 130 Hess street north, by the Rev. John Morton, Emily Kate, second daughter of Mr. Arthur Goulding, to John Peden, all of Hamilton.

JOHNS-BREEZE - (Brantford) A wedding long to be remembered took place at the house of Robert Breeze of Eagle Place yesterday afternoon. The occasion was the marriage of Miss Addie Breeze to Henry Johns. Everyone knows of the flood which submerged Eagle Place on Christmas evening and Christmas day. The only way of moving about was by boat, and owing to floating sidewalks, etc., even this was very difficult. Early in the day, the wedding cake was seen coming on its perilous journey. Many transfers were necessary, but at length it reached its destination safely. The guests next began to turn their attention to the possibility of reaching the scene of the wedding in time and one might be seen coming on a piece of floating sidewalk, another hopping from one little island to another and others in boats.

Towards the hour appointed for the wedding to take place the rector of St. Jude's who was to perform the ceremony appeared on the north shore of the newly formed lake looking somewhat grave as he thought of the dangerous voyage ahead. A small boat, was awaiting him, but he was evidently labouring under a dread of a possible cold bath. However he stepped aboard and was in due course landed on the other shore, the doorstep of Mr. Breeze's house. Notwithstanding all these difficulties, there was a happy gathering and at 5 o'clock the ceremony was performed which made two the happiest of all. The bride was beautifully dressed in cream and was attended by Miss Ada Hoggin of Toronto as bridesmaid.

December 28, 1893

OGILVIE-DINGLE - At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. B. Carpenter, 13 Jarvis street, on Wednesday, December 27, 1893, by Rev. W. E. Pescott, B.A., Marie Louise, only child of the late John Dingle, of Barton, to John W. Ogilvie, of this city.

GILES-JENKINS - On Wednesday, December 27, by the Rev. I. Tovell, Ada Jenkins, to Albert Giles, both of Hamilton.

JUTTEN-WRIGHT - In this city, on December 27, 1893, at the residence of the bride's father, 32 Pearl street south, by the Rev. Mr. Shearer, Mr. H. E. Jutten to Miss Margaret Wright, both of this city.

GASTLE-WEBB On Wednesday, December 27, 1893, at the residence of the bride's parents, 177 Jackson street east, by the Rev. W. P. Walker, Maggie G. Webb, to William Gastle.

HAINES-JONES - Last evening Miss Lois Jones, daughter of C. K. Jones, 27 Barton street east, was married to Harvey Haines of Kansas. The bridesmaid was Miss Laura Jones, sister of the bride, and the best man was A. Robertson of Wingham. There was a large attendance of friends of the young people and Mr. and Mrs. Haines left for their Kansas home, accompanied by many good wishes for their future happiness and prosperity.

NICHOLLS-DOHERTY - (St. Ann's) On December 20, one of the most charming events of the season took place at the beautiful residence of J. H. Doherty, it being the marriage of his only daughter, Nellie, to D. H. Nicholls, of Caistor...Rev. Mr. Kelly of Jordan performed the ceremony at 12 o'clock...

December 29, 1893

MILLER-KELLY - On the 27th by the Rev. F. E. Howitt, William Sibbald Miller, of Buffalo, son of the late Alexander Miller, Esq., of Ancaster, to Mary, daughter of Levi Kelly, of Waterdown.

December 30, 1893

HOWARD-GEORGE - At 99 Victoria avenue north, on Wednesday, December 27, by the Rev. F. T. Tapscott, Miss Frances George to Stephen Howard, both of this city.

MCLAUGHLIN-HUFFMAN - At the house of the bride's parents, Ashgrove, on Thursday, 28th December, by the Rev. J. Argo, Bella J., only daughter of Henry Huffman, to H. S. McLaughlin, D.D.S., of this city.

HUMPHREYS-MCMULLEN - On Tuesday, December,12, at the residence of the bride's father, Albion, by the Rev. J. B. Long, of Singhampton, assisted by the Rev. W. F. Brown, Jenny, only daughter of John McMullen of Albion, to Frank Humphreys, of this city.

SWARTZ-COCHRANE - (Jerseyville) A pleasant event occurred on Thursday, December 21, at the residence of J. G. Cochrane, public school teacher, being the marriage of his only daughter, Miss Lillian, to Fred W. Swartz. Miss Nannie Shipman of Sheffield was bridesmaid and John Swartz, Jr., was best man. Rev. Mr. Connor officiated...