THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY x dont del end MARCH 18, 1911. : . - a -- -- - . - TO PURCHASE CATARAQUI BRIDGE ro pending @ Juabth with het 200 st A N D Wi D EN I H E D RAW B R D G E ed to Newburgh on Monday. R. Paul -- Voting on By-Law, Wednesday, April 5th, 1911 ¢ PAGE TEN. § E------ # R.J. RED. | . - EE -- NEWS OF NEIGHBORS WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS TELL US. here attended the sale at J. Huyck's on Wednesday. The stork visited R. Grange's and left a baby boy. A num- ber of the farmers around here are sending their cream to Toronto. Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick is spending a few days' on the Deseronte Road. V. Storms and family, of Prince Edward, called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. J. Gonu returned home on Wednesday af The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing and What They are Saying. ath, 'March 16.--Thomas Bain is . attending the grand lodge of AO. UW. Visitors Xr. yo Mrs. 1 oy at in Toronto, School was opened on e's J: Booth ean HL. Monday in the mew building. William and Mrs: A. Parks and Mr. aud 3s Ross, . of Port Colborne, is visiting McCabe at W. Hunt's is * here. The recent soft weather has made i News From Kepler, travelling on the bay here very un- safe put the severe cold ig of Kepler, March 16.-Mrs. Stabard hursday has made it better. alter |» still remains very poorly, Miss Rikley left for Brockville last week, Velma Lawson has returned from having secured a position there. Bath, accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lawrence. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ambrose Orser's, on Monday, whem Mrs. Orser kindly provided refreshments for the com- pany, Miss Babcock i visiting in the city. Mrs. Redmond is spending a few days with her son at Harrow- smith. Visitors: John Donnell, Jr, and wife, Toronto, at his father's, John Donnell, Sr.: Miss Velma Lawson and Miss Inda lawrence, Bath, at A. Townsend's; George Wood and wile, and Mrs. Newton O'Brien, Sydenham, at Thomas Rarvett's; Hubert A. Town- send, Wiltdn, at his father's; Miss Bennington, Sydenham, at Stanard iuess'; Miles Orser and sister, Flor- ence, visited in the ity recently; James Foy, Exeter, England, at Her- bert Johnston's. $ Death at Hadington. Hartington, March 16.--On Friday morning, 10th inst., William Camp- sall, an old and respected resident of this place, passed away. Mr. Camp- sall was born in England seventy-seven years ago, but came to this country when a boy and has resided in this vicinity almost all the time since. He was married to Miss Lucinda Simp- kins, who survives him. The funeral service was conducted at the house by Rev. Mr. Boyce, of Wilton, Sunday, at 2 pm. Of a meek and unassuming character, deceased was a favorite with all, and his death marks the removal of another old and familiar landmark. 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Many attended the opening of the knglish ~~ church Sunday Wilson Franklin has returned home after spending two months at the military school, Toronto. B. Franklin left last week to take charge of a school in the north of the county. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. W. J. Franklin, owing to the death of her mother, Mrs. James Atkinson. Visitors: Mrs Webber at J. Mullin's; Mr. and Mrs J, MecCalpin, Taylor, at W. Woods'; Mrs. L. Joyee and J. L. Joyce, at M. J. Shortall's, Brewer's Mills; H. Cairns, at W. Woods'; Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenley, at P. Joyee's; Mr. and Mrs. L. Murphy, at Mrs. McBride's, Cushendall, Married at Battersea. Jattersea, March 17.--A pretty wed ding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Robb, where their sister Jennie was united in marriage to Harold W, Sleeth. Ihe ceremony, which took place under an arch of evergreen, and lilies-of the-valley was performed by Rev. W. K. Shortt, in .| the presence of immediate relatives of the contracting parties. The bride, who was given awav hy her brother, wore a gown of champagne silk with trimmings of insertion, and overlace, and carried a bouquet of white car. nations and lilies-of-the-valley. The groom's gift to the bride was a cres. cent: pin. The ide was unattended, with the exception of Miss Lilian Clark, who acted as flower girl. Her travelling suit was of brown Queen's cloth, with plush trimmings and a smart Tuscan hat, with brown plumes After the ceremony, refreshments were served in the dining room A large number of handsome and useful pres ents were received from numerou friends of both parties showipg the esteem in which they are held. At Mountain Grove, Mountain Grove, March 16.~Mr. and Mrs. W, A. McKnight were "at home" to a number of their friends on Tues day evening. The evening was pleas antly spent with music, And games un til about midnight, when refreshments were served, after which the guests re, turned home, pronouncing it one of the most enjoyable evenings they had ever spent. The tea meeting on the 10th inst, in aid of the Sunday school fund was decided success: £36.70 long Lake friends rendered valuable | wssistance. A few from here attended proceeds evening. Alfred Barr left on Tuesda | for his home, Deloraine, Man., | carload of horses and potatoes Mr left for the west on Tuesday. G. A Price left for his home, Lampman, Sask., on Monday, Miss Pearl Crozier, of Sydenham High school, is at home. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Cowdy loft on Fn day last to attend the faneral of F. Cox and children and J. J. Wa, tat M. W. Price's: Wilson Cronk, Wag érville, at A. Cronk's: Mr. and Mrs D. J. Cronk, at Parham. J. 1 is able to be out driving, after a se vere attack of inflammatory rhenma tism. Owners of hounds should chasing a deer on Sundav last. Lum bering is about over and the vard shows a large output for the season's work. Rev. Mr, Garrett, Ay. den and Mr. Richmond changed pul pits on Sunday last. ---- WORKMAN KILLS CONTRACTOR. In Quarrel Over Demand for Pay Laborer Cuts Employer's Throat. Mt. Yernon, N.Y, March 17.--An golo Mastrangelo, a labor contractor was killed here vesterday because he would not comply with the demand of two of his workmen to give them the money they said they had earned yesterday and Monday. In & quarrel that followed cue of the men drew a colt tanan, severing his meck from ear to . ed int his hallway and died there: «| -------- Mr. sad Mrs. Hilliard Elliott and daughter, after a visit with 000 as particularly agreement AND WHEREAS ment of the Kingston purpose bridge of said price sald City share or bridge: thus lea this By-law bridge the . 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