WE = {NEWS OF NEIGHBORS ---- Married at Warkworth Centreville, March 7.~A quiet wed: ding took place in the Roman Catho- lic church at Warkworth, on Wednes- dey, Feb. 22nd, when Miss Anna 0' Rourke was married to Josspn Bar. . yeft, Centreville, by Rev. Fr. ©: Connell. After the ceremony the bri * dal party drove to the residence of the 's parents where a sumptuous wedding breakiast was served. The - happy couple left to spend a few days in Toronto and on their return will reside near Napanee. -- At Ferguson's Falls. nos Falls, March 7.--~Mr. and . Michael O'Niel, of Bedford, spent A isiti The Quinn. . Deceased Si rs and pe J. P, working in Porcupine, has re turned home. Thomas Hollinger visit- in Jackson of the Charles Hollinger 3 i horses Devlin, of Perth. -------- Notes From Wilton, Wilton, March 7.1. Rogers moved last week from Hartington to his fagm recently purch from Walton wy, Mr. Davy was able to be moved on Friday to his new home in the village. Mr. Townsend, hepler, has moved on Mrs. Overton Babeock's farm. Mr. Hawley has moved from Camelen Fast on Robert Miller's farm. i \ and prices of the stock went very rchased a rom Thomas . , Lawrence, Syden- han, is the t of her sister, Mrs, Miss Pearl Switzer went to Napanee, yesterday, to take a posi tion in the Robinson Co.'s millinery. . Pine Grove News. Pine Grove, March 6.--A number here attended the Ladies' Aid i and sale, at Inverary, on Wed ngetlay evening last. William Jobnston Shopping wood, fell on the ice sev. jured his side, by strik- s week with her mother, Mrs, aturney, in Kingston. Miss = Ada on i on Thursday even- amd an enjoy time was spent. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Toronto, i hes, of K . Laird of Kingston, at 3 K. Johnston, of 's, at W. Johnston's; W. Sleeth, terses, at G, W, Bishop's. Maberly Notes. Maberly, March 6.---P. G. McGregor jn having a sale. Miss Grace Thomp- , is staying with friends in Maberly. Otto Elliott is leaving for the west on Wednesday, after visit- ing his parents bere. The small-pox patients are improving nicely. A little son has come to reside at Thomas Wesley's. Taylor Buker's baby . Mr. and Mre. Alexander Buchasae, of Smith's Falls, are visit- pf friends here. Lenten services be held in St. Alban's church on y evening. Miss Cavers spent Sunday at John Buchanan's. Thomas Wesley has purchased a carload of hay, TYisitons : He at Carleton Place; Mi tis Manders at William Buchanan's, . Clarendon Budget. Clarendon, March 6.--~The rural tele en line bas opened an office at wid Riddell's, Robertsville. J. H. was in Kingston on business » Sa L. her sister at Godfrey. teacher, was summoned to H. Conboy called on | Martha Leishman is home after a prolonged visit at Al monte Ladore's. The Chandler & Jones Lumber Co. is shippin large' quantities of Jumber and shingles from Robertsville siding. J. Frwin, K. & P. rosdmaster, is counting up lies for | his company. ; Broke Leg at Mines. Godfrey, March 7.--The box social inj the Methodist church on Friday last was a financial success. John P Cooper, an employee at the dep | mines, had the misfortune to break his leg, to-day. James Howes and Frank | Howes left last week with a car of | stock for Moosejaw. James Flynn left | to-day for Edmonton, Alta. rs. A. Craig has moved to Verona, Georgs i JAMES T. SUTHERLAND, The Frontenacs' "Father Jim™ Harper has rented Mrs. Craig's house. Mr. and Mrs. % Botting have moved to Murvale. Miss 'Trusdale, Syden ham, visiting Miss Mary Lake. . Miss Mary Howes spent last week at home. The stork visited the home of James Grey, leaving a baby girl. The re- mains of the late Robert Hamilton were taken to Harrowsmith for inter- ment. F. R. Hamilton and Mrs, Cham- bers, of Kenora, attended the funeral. Bloomfield Budget. Bloomdield, March 7.---Stephen J Lucas and Miss Mabel Munroe were married "last week. Canniff Haight, S. E. Mastin, Edward Purtelle, Andrew Vancleal, and Andrew Dorland were in Toronto last week, attending the automobile show. The Woman's Insti- tute gave a concert in the school room of the Methodist church last Thursday evening. Burton Kelly, Windsor, spent Sunday at his sister's, Mrs. A. HH. Saylor. The Holiness Movement is holding meetings every night here. A branch of the Grange has: been organ- ized here with Joseph Brown as master. Edward Leavitt and Edward Bull each sold horses for $250 each. William Giles, of Wellington, has pur- chased the house and lot formerly oc- SUTHERLAND, JR. "Lucky Kid" JAMES T. The Frontenacs' oupied by Isaac Wilson, and is mov. ing. ee Junetown Jottings. Junetown, March _7.--Miss ; Nettie Herbison, Fairfield East, spent the st two weeks visiting here. Several rom here attended the drama concert at Mallorytown on Friday evening, gs by the Rockfield Dramatic Club, Notris Ferguson will be united _ in marriage on March Sth to Miss. Fva Patterson, Fairfield East. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ferguson, of Grahamtos, t rs, vices being " 5 Sataniny last in Brockville. G. Buell been a sawing wood in this vicinity with on. engine, 3 : sib ficlsi, i i Eck il ¢ i; i af : = ft i f HE ; a i A i" ! { Mrs. James H. Moxley, of Tilley, | Thursday, for Sedley, Sask. J. THE DANY BRITISH H. Willis, before removing to their new home in Winmipeg. It is with deep regret we learn that the popular G.T.R. agent has tendered his resigna- tion and will sever his connection with the company at the end of March. Ww. is mother, spending a week with her Mrs. Hiram Cross. The funeral of the late D Hutchison, sr., of Escott, will lv held on Wilinesdsy afternoon. The anc al public meeting and banquet of Ww. the Lansdowne conservative club took! place on Friday evening. Prominent speakers were present, namely E. A. Lancaster, G. Howard Ferguson and George Taylor. After the meeting a banquet 'was held in J. R. Latimer's hall and over 4 huge, pre- sent, rt "Charleston Briefs. God- kin left the same day, for his home at Balcarres. R. Hartnett, Buffalo, is visiting at the home 'of nagh. W. J. Slack, Brockville, visiting his brother, C. Slack. It is rumored that there is to/be a rural mail delivery in a few days. Ome of G. A. Bradley's horses cut his foot quite badly by stepping oun an axe Mrs. AW, Johnston entertaiped a few friends on Monday evemimg at euchre. Horace Slack lost ome of his horses. There was a farewell party at C. Hef- jran's, on Tuesday evenidy. Miss Ma- deine O'Connor, Long Pomt, was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. M. J. Kava: nagh, for a few days last week. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelsey died on Tuesday. W. Crozier's baby boy has been very ill with pneu- monia, but is recovering. Peath at Mill Haven. Millhaven, March 7.~Amelia Wemn, wife of Frederick Wemp, of this place, departed this life on Thursday last. Mrs. Wemp had been sick for a couple of vears. Her husband took her to her mother's at Chatham, over a year ago, with a hope that she would en- joy the change and rally from the weakness that had for months pros- trated her. About six months ago they brought her home. She wae widely known and univer sally esteemed for her amiable | dis- position and loving heart. She was in every respect a most amiable lady and the most profound and wide spread grief is felt at her decease early in life. Her husband and three children have the entire sympathy of the community in their bereavement. She was forty-one years of age. The funeral service took place from her Jate residence on Saturday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. Mr. Snider of Bath. The body was viewed by a large circle of relatives and friends, and then conveyed to C. Forward's vault, to await interment in the fam ily plot at Bath. SO Presentations at Sunbury. Sunbury, March 7.--The Orange so- ciety met an Thursday evening and presented Robert Shannon and Charles Shannen with mantel clocks of fine design and appearance, together with an address, in recognition of them as members for a lengthy term. Robert Shannon has been a life-long member and has held the highest positions the lod can give, and the lodge, as ' a body, will regret his departure for the golden west. His son, Charles, has also been an active member and has also received different honors from the lodge by filling important offices, and in going west they. take with them the best wishes of the society, whose only wish is for their continued health und happiness, The entertainment in the village hall on Wednesday evening was fairly well attended. Rev, Mr. Nobby, Perth Road, conducted service at the Metho- dist church on Sunday afternoon. A. Webb and Benjamin Greenlees will erect silos the ing season. A num- ber still contin to draw. milk to Kingston. Sunbury factory has se cured its supply of ice. Butchers are now interested in fat stock, paying WHIG. WEDXESDAY, Charleston, March 6.--R Slack left, | J. Kava~| is i MARCH 8, 1911, nse cn CONTINENTAL |. 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