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Fool of (hr Island.A happy event occurred here on Monday. It made two heart* trappy, Mia* Jennie Duggan, of Titlebars, having married William Dixon, of Wolfe I eland, by Rev. Mr. Price, of St. Lawrence. Jefferson count), X. V-Captain Ken-if all, of Grindstone 1-Lud. baa beennailing friends litre this week.—W.Black and family hare moved to Grindstone Island, where they will live the coming summer.—The Americana are around here quite brisk buying Din con s bides.—Miss Evelyn Joeeiyu has gone to the States, when- she will remain the coming summer.—Sylvia Woodman has been to Sand Bay. visiting her relatives the |*ast week.—Si ribblfr.It ex-), port llier/r*.C apt. Pool* is energetically building asummer residence for a New York farni ly. May a goodly numlter of New Yorkers follow suit—Miss FIUd Hunt died| from consumption on Tuesday night. Her many friends sympathise v ith the mourners. Tl»ey will take her remains to I'tica. N.Y.—J. Seman'a child, four years oh I. is stricken with diphtheria ; tl»e scarlet fever is mi Glued : many are complaining of sore throats.—The channels are opeu and the ice is not safe to cross.—J. P. Thonqisou. of Alexandria Bay, and Mr. Ilume. formerly of Liverpool, Eng., are boil ling a roller rink, j covering about half an acre at the Bay. —Last Tuesday morning about 1 o'clock five suspicious persons were in consultation on the bank of the river. They are not known. Are Fenian? ou the alrrt to | spy out tbe ground ?r* loverarj Not •.dame- Mu trough a friends have but slight hopes of his recovery.—Tbe ef fict* of William Richards were sold bycash sale at Invemry on Master Monday. Mr. Walker is still a loser of quite a sum. -It ought be remarked that the boys have more pluck than luck with fishing.—The col cert and festixal in aid of |*yiug off tbe debt ou the par sonage furniture, which was held in the church last Friday evening, was fiuan cially a success. George Perry presided over the meeting a chairman, and gave an eloquent address. Tbe choir gave some grand aelectious. Inveraryiut' ujiurs win rruiaiu ciumju iui ihbuctime. McLareu's mills are ready for a sUrt as soon as tbe river breaks up —At Sbarbot Lake the mills are in full blast. Dr. Cannon s new store is doing a good business, ami poople feel sure tbit they will have a town h'6te sometime —I iYcrona is poshing ahead slowlv. S. Gram's new office is about complete 1 aud looks well.—At Xlartington tilings look protqerous. Mr. Robertson lias opened out a new store, which is second to none in the country.—Harrowsmilb talks of several weddings shortlv.Wolf# liUntl Council.April tith.—Member* all present. Du motion of H. McLaren the auditors re l*ort was accepted aud ordered to l»e Iprinted.11 McLaren, seconded by Philip Van-niss, moved that M. Spoor. Geo. Kccles aud Hiram Davis be placed on public s?liool No. 4.i a motion of H. McLaren, a road l*.-ai was established on Division street. No.58 Mrs Oftser, caretaker of Hall voted $5 ou *alarv ; Amounts granted as benevolence: John Whalen, 14: Mrs, Tur cott. $2: II. Skinner. $3 50, for clothes bought by the reeve.A by-law was passed respecting st# tnte lAlor. The appointments for the cosuiug year were : jPound keepers — Daniel Dee, Kd. Ah-hott, Richard Moore. William Doran, Patrick Connelly, A. 11. McDonald, i Geo. lUuoua, .Samuel Woodmau, John Eves, J. F. Chaols.Fence viewers—Geo. Mac Kay. Daiml Dee, Wm. Ctrimshaw, jr., Samuel Abbott, John Friend, David Cauuon, Johu Keys. Patrick Moran, F. Briceland, jr., i Henry Percixal, Philip Ryan, iMs. M;-flea.Pathmasters—No. 1. Frank Greenwood : 2 J. Grimshaxv. jr.; 3, Jatues 1 i MAthew-.au: 4. James Short: 5, Wn. Suily: fi. John Manning: 7, Patrick i Lyons: y, Johu Murphy: 10. Robert lt;Tarrent; 11,Peter Ried : 12, Ed. Smith ; I 13, John Troy ; 14, I* red. Whitmarsh :15, Henry Hinckley; 10, James fiorne; i 17, Joe Saunders: 18, Fd. Ablott: 11*. * -I tines McKenna: 20, James McCaIIik i ter: 21. David McCullock : 22, George I Marsh ; 23, Peter Tricky; 24. William t Bullis : 25. James Gardiner ; 2«'», Richard Me Read): 27, John Fargo, 28, Rilwrt ‘ Pvne: 20, Wm. Ileuderson. sr.; 31, Ben ! «
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Kingston Weekly British Whig
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Thu, Apr 16, 1885
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