Town Topics Highlights From MacGregor District
Local notes report visits by Thomas Stinson and Misses Guy and Prickette, Easter events, and families traveling to Winnipeg. Fishing and goose hunting seasons waned, jackfish weighed heavy, and root farming plans emerged. Cedar fence posts and a lumber order for a new barn were announced. Britain’s Prime Minister Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s death is noted amid community updates. Good Friday observed with yard work and a planned baseball practice among residents.
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Orange Blossoms At Donald Maco Home Bridal Party
Mr and Mrs Donald Maco celebrated their daughter Vera McLean in a Presbyterian ceremony at the Maco residence on Hampton and Vardon streets. Rev J H Courtenay of St Cuthbert’s officiated with Vera McLean as bridesmaid, and George A Hay postmaster served as best man. After a reception the couple departed by tram for Winnipeg to begin married life.
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