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ited from Friaayy till Monday at Mr. W. T. Rubinsan 8. Miss F‘. Nixon. a. pupil of Miss Nellie Jnnps, has passrd successfully her first, car’s examination at the College of usm. Pl‘he organized Young Men’s Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School were entertained at the Methodist, Parsonage on Friday evening. On \Vednesday of last week a. pleas~ ing event took place at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. J. McNaughton when their daughter Isabel was united in marriage to Mr. W. Kurtz of Kinders- ley, Sask. At 11 mm. the bride en- tered the drawing-room leaning on the arm of her father. and attended by her Sister, Miss Ethel McNaughton, While Rev. Mr. Glover of Victoria. University supported the groom. The bridal party took their laces under an ever reen arch, and t]? ceremony was per ormed by Rev. J. W. Gordon. Miss A. McNeil played the wedding march. In the afternoon the he py couple left for a. trip to Buffalo. .Y. They leave this week for their western home, and take with them the best wishes of their many friends for a long life of happiness and prosperity. Another marriage of interest to the people of Maple took place at All Saints’ Church. King City, last Wed- nesday afternoon, when Mr. Norman Bumble and Miss Sadie Campbell were unith in matrimony by Rev. \V. J. McKitti-ick. The young couple will reside on their farm at Temper- anceville. and all their friends wish them every happiness in their new home. A very pretty wedding took place on March 22 at “Eytou Lodge,” Maple, when Miss Isabelle Louise, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Naughton, was united in marriage to Mr. \V. O. Kurtz of Yellmv Gmss. Sask. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. \V. Gordnu of Maple. as- sisted by Rev. G. \V.‘ Back of North Torunto, under an arch of evergreens and flowers. Mr. .1. Badger and family start this Week fur Amazon. Sash, where they own a farm and intend to reside there. anther eclipse of 'the sun for 1911 falls ‘hn Oi-tnhm- 12th, but, will not be visible Mll‘Canudn. The bride entered the drawing-room, leaning on the. arm of her father. to the strains of Mendelssohn‘s Wedding march. played by Miss Agnes McNeil. The. in ide. looked charming in a gown of embroidered BruSSels net over white satin with peml trimmings and with a. \n-il of Limerick lace caught with a wreath of orange blnssoms. She car- ried a bouquet (if white roses and was attended by her sister, Miss Ethel Mnanughtun. Who Were a, gown of pale blue satin embroidered. and car- ried a huuquetof pink roses. The groom was supported by Rev. G. H. Glm-er of Toronto. During the signing of the register Mrs. J. W. Street sang "0 Fair, 0 Sweet. 0 Holy.” The gruum's gift to the bride was a pearl necklace. The happv cnuple were. the recipients of many beautiful and use- ful presents. The bride received a cabinet of cutlery from the congrega- tion of the church to which she be- longed, shnwing the high esteem in which she was held. MARRIAGES ‘EI‘YNDMLLâ€"SMITHâ€"On March 17. 1911. ‘1-y’ ffisw Rev. S. W. Dean, 21L99 Hume» 'mwm‘quvou Tm'ontu. Mr. \Villiam J. "fliyuf'dfi'll, formerly of Vaughan. now mf AWh‘yta, to Miss Lizzie Smith of Hawki-‘thne, late. of Can‘ville. FISHERâ€" PATTERSON â€"â€" On Saturday, March 25. ‘1911. at th!‘ Methodist The bride’s going-away dress was a tailured suit of Oxford grey with toque to match. After a dainty Wed- ding hreakfast the bride and groan) left for a. short trip to the States he- fm'e starting for their future home in Saskatchewan. About, eighty guests w ere present. The Canadian Farm has been taking a post-curd opinion (if its subscribers on the reciprocity agreement, now before. Parliament. and after four Weeks’ campaign the repiips show that the farmers of Canada are overwhelm- ineg in favor of the agreement. The l'PpliPfi from Ontario show a majority nf five to three in favnr; in New Brunswick. two to one in favnr; in Nova Scutia, three to one; in Prince Edward Island. almost unanimous in favor; in Manitoba, four-fifths in favor; in Saskatchewan, almost unani- mous in furnr; in Alberta, ten tn one; in British ()nlnmhia, npinion appears to be quite evenly divided; in Quebec, five Lu two. ECLIPSES OF THE SUN. During the presént year. 1911. the-1 0 will be two eclipses, bulb nf the sun. The first nt‘ the‘se occurs on April 28, and will be total. This April eclipse will be visible in Canada and the :United States. It. is scheduled to *liegin at half-past liva in the after- ‘mmii and last just. nne hour. The Don Cnrlns Janos. Evangelist, of Louisville, Kentucky. will deliver twn lvctm'es nn “A Trip to Palestine and Egypt, ’ Lnr‘d’s Day, April 2. at 7 [).In.. and follqug evening at 8 p.m. He will also speak Lord’s Day at 10.30. BARBEnkâ€"In Riqi‘mmnd Hill. Thurs- day, BIL-arch 23.1911, Snnmel Barber, only .3011 of Thomas and Sit”). Bax-hen; :lged I yi’nl'. H “10$” 8 d;l_vs_ Jll'Pl'llllâ€"‘Ht in RAJ-Hmund Hill Ceme- Lgry, AquthLZJ. Migs F. Bag}: of fiichmopd Hill Xi’a- March 25. ‘1911. at th!‘ Methodist Pnrsm'mge,-anle. by Rev. J. W. Mnrganflflflmas Fisher of Concord tn Lmfiu Mammy»), daughter uf Alfihfikk‘lréflflhfierson of Cult-ville. KURTZâ€"MACNAUG HTON. Sherwood. I' fiEmis Maple. I'HURSDAY, March HEWâ€"Holstein cattle. horses and farm implmuents, the propelty of J. A. Goulding. Downs- View. Sale at 12 o’ciock. Terms 8 months. Snigvnn & McEwen, Aucts. FRIDAY, March Ellâ€"Farm stuck, im- plements, turniture. &c.. at Crushy Hall. Richmond Hill. the. property belonging to the Estate of the Late Isaac Crushy. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Saigeou & Mc- Terms 8 months. aaxgeon 6: Mc- Ewen, "nets. SATURDAY, April lâ€"Furm stock. im- plements. grain, hay, &c., on lot 13. con. 1, York, Lansing, the. property of L. M. Kt-merer. Sale at, l n’cluck. 'l‘elms, 8 months. Snigeon & Mc- Ewen, AucLs. SATURDAY. April lâ€"anuahle IUD-acre fen-m, farm stock, implements, furni- lure, &c., on lot 15. cnn. 6, Mark- llam, the pruperty of \V. J. Smith. Sale at 12 n’cluck. Seven munths' credit, for chattels: terms for farm made known un day of sale. J. H. Prentice. Auct. reasonable and mu‘ In nul'm-ss. Dmn- kets, Rum-s. Mitts. and anything usu- "} I ally found In a first-class harm-as atnl'e, GEO. McDONALD, Richmond Hill P.” G. SAVAGE. AND A. G. SAVAGE Life, Fire & Accident [ii-Em 57?; iSport vfifllé andfl i â€" periences of angler: ers and campers, c Adventure new depart- ment has to do with the C o u n t r y Home and its surroundings. Terms: $4 ayear, $2 for six months. STREAM," or send us twentyâ€"five cents for four weeks trial trip. A an large illustrated weekly journal of shootingI fishing, natural his- tory and yachting. 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