Orange Blossoms Wedding At Ronan Catholic Church
A pretty wedding was held at Ronan Catholic Church Cordinl on Sunday for Mr John Boles and Miss Catherine Hagerty. Rev Doran officiated and Mass followed. Bridesmaids wore pink and white, guests toasted the couple and the Molong Express, with gifts including cheques. The couple departed for Peak Hill amid rice and confetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan Catholic Church
Cordinl
John Boles
William Boles
Orange
Catherine Hagerty
Jobn Hagerty
Clair View
Rowan Park
Molony Express
Father Doran
Cowra
Stucie Healey
M. J. Hagerty
Sarah
Lizzie Hagerty
W. Hagerty
J. Leathem
Christmas Wedding Gifts Spark Large Kitchen Tea
A wedding celebration features a kitchen tea with many gifts listed. Items include gold sets, a clock, dinner and tea services, silver ware, vases, and paired presents from family and friends. Names such as Hagerty Frecklington Kearney Healey are noted among the donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
P Hagerty
W. Hagerty
James Bagerty
Stevie Hagerty
Ming Tillie Hagerty
Mre
M. J. Pagerty
W. Frecklington
Mr. Jones
T. Seale
Ann Mee W. Lannan
Marty
D. Donovan
Kearney
G. Healey
The Ward Case at Inquest On Reuben Ward
In the inquiry into Reuben Ward's case the condemned man for criminal assault on Cecillia Smith hears testimony from William Matthews agent for The Little Wonder Poison Machine. Matthews, residing Peak Hill, claimed in June he walked with the girl and attempted advances she resisted. He testified he was married and she said you are like all the married men. He wrote from Nevertire but did not check the Post Office for a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Ward
Cecillia Smith
William Matthews
Peak Hill
Matthews
Nevertire
Dangers of Phosphorus Mixture Incident at Roseneath
Sater, gaining colonial experience at Roseneath, mishandled phosphorus mixture when he shook it thinking sediment rested at the bottom. The liquid ignited on contact with his palm, flames catching. E L Jones quickly helped by submerging the hand in dampened pulp and water, then rubbing with cardon to extinguish the blaze. A circular blister remained where ignition occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi. Sater
Roseneath
Swith
E. L. Jones
Lend
A Lucky Man reflected on Mr James Ashton
The Craftoy and NSW papers republished a spoof titled A Lucky Man falsely alleging Mr James Ashton land purchases. Acknowledge no foundation, the letter from Ashton prompted inquiries, and editors apologize for the fabrication. Ashton seeks apologies from all papers that carried the paragraph.
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Iovanrscrnam
Grafton Opanion
Country Press
Nsw
James Ashton
Craftoy
Mr. Ashton
Cramon
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Australasia
Dalgety
Boles—Hagerty
MRS. M. Malouf & Son
Raphophore
Catalondes
Columara
Columbia
Bee
Gdeach
Tou
Bonnington
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