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Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Co., 1925, part 2
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019041-25 Lewis Arthur LABARR, 25, Labourer, Aultsville, Cornwall, s/o George LABARR & Kathaleen EAMON; married Alzina Agnes RUSSELL, 19, Domestic, Dundee, Cornwall, d/o William RUSSELL & Mary STEIN; witn Allie EAMON & Evelyn RUSSELL, both Cornwall, 19 Oct 1925, Cornwall
019042-25 Joseph Alcide LALONDE, 27, carpenter, Prescott Co, Apple Hill, s/o Samuel [LALONDE] & Albina FILION; married Mary Diana LEROUX, 23, Glengarry Co, Roxborough Twp, d/o Augustus [LEROUX] & Georgiana CUERRIER; witn Donat LALONDE, St. Amour Prescott Co & Mary Jane LEROUX, Monkland, 28 Oct 1925, Apple Hill
019036-25 Frank LALONDE, 24, Labourer, Glen Walter, Cornwall, s/o Frank LALONDE & Annie TYO; married Loretta MASSON, 15 yrs 6 mth, St. Raphaels, Cornwall, d/o James MASSON & Josephine LADOUCEUR, witn William Mac MASSON & Lillian TYO, both Cornwall, 20 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019044-25 Charles James LAROSE, 25, Druggist, Cornwall, Montreal, s/o Charles LAROSE & Elizabeth McALEAR; married Josephine KEARNEY, 28, Telephone Operator, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Thomas KEARNEY (deceased) & Alice DEFOY; witn Bernard LAROSE & Louise QUESNELL, both Montreal, 9 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019012-25 Alphonse LAURIN, 27, Labourer, Cornwall Twp, Cornwall Twp, s/o Ludger LAURIN (b. Rimouski) & Amanda PITEAU; married Marie Jennie LAVICTOIRE, 18, Embrun, Cornwall Twp, d/o Joseph LAVICTOIRE (b. Embrun) & Agnes LEFEVBRE; witn Ludger LAURIN & Armidas LAVICTOIRE, both Cornwall, 28 Sept 1925, Cornwall
019033-25 Solomon LOBB, 23, Farmer, Vankleek Hill, Lochiel, s/o Allan LOBB & Celina PAQUETTE; married Sarah TROTTIER, 22, Kenyon, Kenyon, d/o Felix TROTTIER & Malvina DIOTTE; witn Allan LOBB, Lochiel, & Felix TROTTIER, Kenyon, 2 Jun 1925, Lochiel
019039-25 Arcade LORTIE, 23, Storekeeper, St. Anne de Prescott, St. Anne de Prescott, s/o Eugene LORTIE & Olide MARCOUS; married Rachel LAFERRIERE, 23, School Teacher, St. Anne de Prescott, St. Anne de Prescott, d/o Joseph LAFERRIERE & Delina ROY; witn Surge LORTIE, St. Anne de Prescott & George LAFERRIERE, Dalkeith, 17 Aug 1925, Lochiel
|019031-25 Arthur LUPIER, 47, Labourer, Montreal, Cornwall, s/o Victor LUPIER & Helen PERARD; married Clara FILION, 41, Housemaid, St. Andre Argentieul Quebec, Montreal, d/o Alfred FILION & Arthemise MASINCIE?; witn Augustus HAUSE (Hanel?) & Pleloza MEUILLEUR, Cornwall, 26 May 1925, Cornwall
019055-25 James Herbert MAGINNIS, 20, Farmer, Osnabruck, Osnabruck Twp, s/o Thomas MAGINNIS (b. Wales) & Margaret MURRAY; married Helen Jean VALLANCE, 25, Stenographer, Osnabruck, Osnabruck, d/o Robert VALLANCE (b. Wales) & Nellie RUTLEY; witn William H. MAGINNIS & Jessie I. VALLENCE, both Wales, 3 Jun 1925, Woodlands
|19076-25 Wilfred MAHEN, 20, Baker, Embrun, Cornwall, s/o John MAHEN & Eliza CARRIER; married Florence Evelyn TYO, 25, Domestic, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o William TYO & Josephine PERKIN; witn Edward MAHEN & Cecilia TYO, both Cornwall, 14 Sept 1925, Cornwall
019079-25 Gerald MAKEPEACE, 24, Labourer, Alexander Bay NY, Alexander Bay NY, s/o Albert MAKEPEACE & Ellen BALLENTINE; married Beatrice PITEAU, 21, Maid, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Philip PITEAU & Lillian LAVIGNE; witn Peter LAVIGNE & J. PITEAU, both Cornwall, 3 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019075-25 Leopold MARCOUX, 21, Taxi Driver, Alexandria, Alexandria, s/o Leo MARCOUX & Eva GAREAU; married Lena LAROCQUE, 20, Clerk, Alexandria, Alexandria, d/o John & Celina LAROCQUE; witn Leo MARCOUX & John LAROCQUE, both Alexandria, 7 Sept 1925, Alexandria
019077-25 Joseph Angelbert MARCOUX, 21, Labourer, Alexandria, Alexandria, s/o Amedee MARCOUX & Amanda DELAGE; married Mary Alice SEGUIN, 21, Kenyon, Kenyon, d/o Gatien SEGUIN & Mary FEX; witn Amedee MARCOUX & Gatien SEGUIN, both Alexandria, 26 Oct 1925, Alexandria
019068-25 Joseph Theophile MARIER, 24, Labourer, Lemieux, Prescott Co, s/o Telesphore MARIER & Albertine DENIS; married Marie Clara BERIAULT, 16 (in Nov 14), Lemieux, St. Elmo, d/o Arthur BERIAULT & Donalda LAVAC; witn Arthur BERIAULT, Maxville & Telesphore MARIER, Lemieux, 17 Feb 1925, Maxville
019065-25 Felias MARION, 22, Labourer, Chesterville, Cornwall, s/o Oirla MARION & Marie BELISLE; married Clementine DUMAS, 21, Domestic, Chelmsford, Cornwall, d/o Aime DUMAS (late) & Delia BRISBOIS; witn Ovila MARION & Alexine? VILLENEUVE, both Cornwall, 28 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019073-25 Archie MASSIA, 24, Labourer, Vankleek Hill, Alexandria, s/o Peter MASSIA & Margaret MONETTE; married Rose BROWN, 20, Housemaid, Greenfield, Alexandria, d/o Fred BROWN & Rose Anna PROULX; witn John MASSIA & Joseph BROWN, both Alexandria, 17 Aug 1925, Alexandria
019058-25 Reuben MATTICE, 42, Farmer, Williamsburg Twp, Williamsburg Twp, s/o Reuben MATTICE (b. Canada) & Athaliah SWERDFEGER; married May FROATS, 27, Williamsburg Twp, Williamsburg Twp, d/o John FROATS (b. Canada) & Eliza HANSON; witn Olive Irene LAWSON & Jessie MERRIL, both Morrisburg, 13 Jan 1924, Morrisburg
019054-25 Thomas Paterson MAXWELL, 51, School Inspector, Wid, Scotland, Ottawa, s/o John MAXWELL (b. Scotland) & Barbara PATERSON; married Margaret Agnes MILLIGAN, 30, School Teacher, Dundas Co, Ottawa, d/o Thomas MILLIGAN (b. Ontario) & Mary SMITH; witn James MILLIGAN, Brinston & Florence E. JOHNSTON, Forfar, 18 Jul 1925, Brinston
019086-25 John McARTHUR, 23, Farmer, Lancaster Twp, Lancaster Twp, s/o John McARTHUR (b. Huntingdon Quebec) & M.C. SANGSTER; married Agnes May CONDIE (B.A.), 27, Lancaster Twp, Lancaster Twp, d/o William CONDIE (b. Nowick Quebec) & Ellen McARTHUR; witn R.S. McARTHUR, Lancaster & D.A. CONDIE, Bainsville, 2 Sept 1925, Glengarry
019095-25 Alexander Angus McBAIN, 63, Carpenter, Wid, Glen Sandfield, Alexandria, s/o Alexander McBAIN (b. Glen Sandfield) & Catherine McKINNON; married Maria McDONALD nee DUGGEN, 51, Wid, Dalhousie Mills, Alexandria, d/o unknown (b. Buffalo NY); witn Angus KELLY & Mrs Angus KELLY, both Alexandria, 6 Jun 1925, Alexandria
019120-25 William Victor McCADDEN, 31, Farmer, Chesterville, Chesterville, s/o James McCADDEN & Amelia BEEHLER (or BECHLER); married Ethel KNIGHT, 25, Crysler, Chesterville, d/o Arthur KNIGHT & Mary CURRAN; witn Michael KNIGHT & Helen BEEHLER, both Chesterville, 16 Jun 1925, Chesterville
019083-25 Roderick Joseph McCALLUM, 31, dentist, Apple Hill, Alexandria, s/o Dan McCALLUM (b. Kenyon Twp) & Helen McDONALD: married Agnes Harriet McDONALD, 30, Stenographer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o Dan J. (b. Lochiel) & Harriet McDONALD; witn Charles BERMINGHAM & Mrs Charles BERMINGHAM, both Montreal, 19 Oct 1925, Alexandria (see ** bottom of page)
019121-25 Francis Charles McCORMICK, 28, Carding Mill, Alexandria, Alexandria, s/o Rory McCORMICK & Annie GEELAH; married May Rita MACDONELL, 24, Operator, Lochiel, Lochiel, d/o John D. MACDONELL & Mary Ann McCORMICK; witn Everest? McCORMICK, Alexandria & Hecta MACDONELL, Lochiel, 6 Oct 1925, Lochiel
019122-25 John Archie McCORMICK, 23, Farmer, Kenyon, Kenyon, s/o John McCORMICK & Cathereine McDONELL; married Dora CADIEUX, 17, St Redempteur Vaudreuil, Kenyon, d/o Wilfred CADIEUX & Celenia LACROIX; witn Dan McCORMICK & Wilfred CADIEUX, both Kenyon, 21 Sept 1925, Lochiel
019082-25 Roderick McCUAIG, 30, Farmer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o Roderick McCUAIG (b. Lochiel Twp) & Flora McRAE; married Edna Margaret McMILLAN, 25, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o Duncan Peter (b. Lochiel Twp) & Mary Jane McMILLAN; witn D.P. McMILLAN, Alexandria & Rod A. FRASER, East Hawkesbury, 21 Oct 1925, Alexandria (see ** bottom of page)
019101-25 Duncan McCUAIG, 38, Farmer, Lancaster Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o John D. McCUAIG (b. Lancaster) & Mary A. McMILLAN; married Nettie McMILLAN, 25, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o H.A. McMILLAN (b. Glen Sandfield) & Tina McRAE; witn Catherine Mary McMILLAN, Alexandria & Roderick McMILLEN, Glen Sandfield, 28 Jan 1925, Glengarry Co
019091-25 Edward Guy McCUTCHEON, 20, Weaver, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Joseph McCUTCHEON (b. Cornwall) & Edith RUNIONS; married Ida Winnifred WATKINS, 25, Mill Hand, Bath England, Cornwall, d/o James WATKINS (b. Bath Somerset England) & Agnes EVANS; witn Joseph McCUTCHEON, Cornwall & Agnes WATKINS, Montreal Quebec, 31 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019081-25 Finlay MacDERMID, 23, Farmer, Kenyon Twp, Kenyon Twp, s/o J.J. MACDERMID (b. Apple Hill) & Christina MACLENNAN; married Lillian Maud ROBERTSON, 20, Roxborough Twp, Kenyon Twp, d/o Donald ROBERTSON (b. Martintown) & Christina MACPHERSON; witn Anna Mae DICKSON, Monkland & John Arch MACPHERSON, Greenfield, 14 Oct 1925, Maxville
019109-25 Lachlan Patrick McDONALD, 32, Farmer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o John L. McDONALD (b. Alexandria) & Mary Ann WEIR; married Christie STUART, 29, Teacher, Charlottenburg Twp, Charlottenburg Twp, d/o Peter (b. Charlottenburg Twp) & Jane STUART; witn Leonard McDONALD & Edith McDONALD, both Alexandria, 31 Aug 1925, Alexandria
019108-25 George Duncan McDONALD, 48, Lumberman, Wid, Greig - Lewis Co, Carthage NY, s/o Duncan MACDONALD (b. Glengarry) & Ellen ABRAMS; married Victoria Eliza CAREY, 47, Charlottenburg Twp, Williamstown, d/o John CAREY (b. Glengarry) & Mary RAY; witn Thomas J. O'SHEA & Mrs T.J. O'SHEA, both Williamstown, 6 Jul 1925, Williamstown (see ** below)
019114-25 Archibald Joseph McDONALD, 30, Farmer, Lancaster Twp, Lancaster Twp, s/o Colin McDONALD & Margaret McMILLAN; married Susan C. McINTOSH, 29, Lancaster Twp, Lancaster Twp, d/o Allan J. McINTOSH & Mary McGILLIS; witn Norman McDONALD & Violet McINTOSH, both Dalhousie Sta - Quebec, 27 Apr 1925, Glen Nevis
019113-25 Angus McDONALD, 37, R.R. Conductor, South Indian, Moose Jaw Sask, s/o Roderick McDONALD & Annie FEDERER; married Stella ROBILLARD, 36, Moose Creek, Moose Creek, d/o Peter ROBILLARD & Margaret McKINNON; witn Albert ROBILLARD, Moose Creek & Malvina ROBILLARD, Avonmore, 4 Aug 1925, Roxborough Twp
019116-25 William Francis McDONALD, 21, Farmer, Chesterville, Chesterville, s/o Edward P. McDONALD & Elizabeth ALLEN; married Mary Gladys KENDRICK, 17, Chesterville, Chesterville, d/o Thomas KENDRICK & Sarah Jane SPOTTON; witn James McDONALD & Gertrude KENDRICK, both Chesterville, 18 Nov 1925, Chesterville
019115-25 Ronald Joseph McDONALD, 34, Carpenter, Caledonia Twp, Caledonia Twp, s/o Angus R. McDONALD & Christina McGILLVRAY; married Mary Stella McMILLAN, 24, Kenyon Twp, Kenyon Twp, d/o J.A. McMILLAN & Mary McCORMICK; witn Angus R. McDONALD, Dunvegan & J.A. McMILLAN, Greenfield, 28 Sept 1925, Greenfield
019117-25 William Joseph McDONALD, 34, Farmer, Roxborough, Roxborough, s/o John Alexander & Flora McDONALD; married Florence Mary McBAIN, 29, Moose Creek, Roxborough, d/o Alex McBAIN & Catherine McLENNAN; witn John HARRISON, Monkland & Mary McBAIN, Apple Hil, l27 Apr 1925, Apple Hill
019099-25 Alexander McDOUGALL, 34, Labourer, Cornwall Twp, St. Andrews, s/o Donald McDOUGALL (b. Glengarry) & Margaret CUTHART (Cathcart?); married Mary DUFRESNE, 22, Domestic, Lancaster, St. Andrews, d/o Moses DUFRESNE (b. Glengarry) & Florence Ann FARRAN; witn A.L. CAMERON & Charles BAKER, both Cornwall, 30 Apr 1925, Cornwall
019084-25 George Ray McELHERAN, 25, Labourer, Avonmore, Roxborough, s/o William D. McELHERAN (b. Roxborough Twp) & Katherine MACMILLAN; married Laura Jessie CAMPBELL, 20, Avonmore, Roxborough, d/o Hugh CAMPBELL (b. Glenelg Scotland) & Harriet MACLENNAN; witn: D.D. MacELHERAN, Massena NY & Hattie A. CAMPBELL, Avonmore, 21 Oct 1925, Avonmore
019119-25 Samuel Francis McELLIGOTT, 28, Clerk, Montreal, Montreal, s/o James McELLIGOTT & Mary Ann WADSWORTH; married Marie Cecil LATREILLE, 24, Cornwall, Charlottenburg Twp, d/o Damien LATREILLE & Analda MARTIN; witn James McELLIYOTT, Montreal & Damien LATREILLE , Cornwall, 10 Jun 1925, Glen Walter
019087-25 Walter James MACFARLANE, 29, Insurance Agent, Westmount Quebec, Cornwall, s/o Walter Liton MACFARLANE (b. Montreal Quebec) & Jean Boyd MACDONALD; married Agnes Frue? MACDONALD, 26, Chicago, Cornwall, d/o Aeneas Vincent MACDONALD (b. Ontario) & Jane Frue? LEITCH; witn W.C. MACFARLANE & John MACDONALD, both Cornwall, 15 Sept 1925, Cornwall Twp
019094-25 Lindsay Franklin McGRUER, 26, Clerk, Cornwall, Richmond Va, s/o Edward McGRUER (b. Ontario) & Jenny BRITON; married Jane GRANT, 25, Teacher, Charlottenburg Twp, Richmond Va, d/o Alexander D. GRANT (b. Ontario) & Margaret T.C. McDOUGALL; witn M.E. MUNRO & Isabella McRAE, both Cornwall, 25 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019093-25 Arnold Edward McGRUER, 27, Clerk, Cornwall Twp, Brooklyn NY, s/o Edward McGRUER (b. Canada) & Jane BRITTON; married Idella Duff Wagner NORRIS, 26, Cornwall, Brooklyn NY, d/o Thomas A. NORRIS (b. Canada) & Mary M. MURPHY; witn Ross A. NORRIS & Lavina E. NORRIS, both Montreal, 4 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019092-25 Ewart Asa McINNIS, 22, Merchant, Iroquois, Iroquois, s/o Allan McINNIS (b. Dundas Co) & Minnie Anna BEACH; married Anna Laura TIMMINS, 24, Mountain Twp, Iroquois, d/o Chester B. TIMMINS (b. Dundas Co) & Effie May ROBINSON; witn Allen McINNIS, Iroquois & Chester B. TIMMINS, Winchester, 4 Jul 1925, Winchester
019118-25 Patrick McINTEE, 29, Farmer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o Bernard McINTEE & Emma WYLIE; married Elizabeth Isabella RICHARDSON, 22, Lancaster Twp, Glen Robertson, d/o William RICHARDSON (deceased) & Annie CAMERON; witn Peter McINTEE & Jennie RICHARDSON, both Glen Robertson, 2 Jun 1925, Glen Robertson
019104-25 George L. McINTOSH, 39, Farmer, Roxborough, Roxborough, s/o Hugh McINTOSH (b. Inverness Scotland) & Jessie CAMPBELL; married Jennie McLEOD, 31, Roxborough, Roxborough, d/o John D. McLEOD (b. Inverness Scotland) & Margaret McMARTIN; witn Mary J. McLEOD, Moose Creek & R.A. McINTOSH, Ottawa, 1 Oct 1925, Roxborough Twp
019102-25 Arnold Ray McINTOSH, 21, Farmer, Williamsburg Twp, Finch Twp, s/o William McINTOSH (b. Morrisburg) & Eva CASSELMAN; married Sarah Prudie OUDERKIRK, 20, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, d/o William OUDERKIRK (b. Goldfield Ont) & Margaret BAKER; witn J.C. SEARLE & Orpha B. GRAY, both Berwick, 6 Aug 1925, Finch
019105-25 James W. McINTOSH, 34, Farmer, Cornwall Twp, Cornwall Twp, s/o H.H. McINTOSH (b. Martintown) & Mary Jane FERGUSON; married Jeanetta Ann MACMILLAN, 31, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, d/o Alexander H. McMILLAN (b. Chatham Quebec) & Catherine McKINNON; witn May MACMILLAN, Finch & John McINTOSH, Martintown, 24 Jun 1925, Avonmore (see ** bottom of page)
019103-25 Bernice Grant McINTOSH, 20, Farmer, Williamsburg, Williamsburg, s/o Louis McINTOSH (b. Matilda Twp) & Massena SCHELL; married Helen Estella NESBITT, 21, Winchester Springs, Williamsburg, d/o Howard NESBITT (b. Winchester Twp) & Nettie May BARCLAY; witn Frank NESBITT, Winchester & Luella BARCLAY, Chesterville, 17 Jun 1925, Winchester
019111-25 Milford James McINTYRE, 44, Mechanic, Wid, Lambton Co, Petrolia Ontario, s/o Archie McINTYRE (b. Ontario) & Mary Jane MOREWOOD; married Florence Amberstine COPPING, 39, Clerk, Chertsey Quebec, Petrolia Ontario, d/o David Henry COPPING (b. Quebec) & Caroline MITCHELL; witn Leslie William COPPING & Mrs Leslie William COPPING, both Ottawa, 9 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019080-25 Frederick H. McKEEN, 40, Clerk, Newcastle NB, Gaspe, s/o John McKEEN (b. Gays River NS) & Bertha GLADWIN; married Edith Fletcher GOODWIN, 23, Stenographer, Point de Bute NB, Gaspe Quebec, d/o Hubert F. GOODWIN (b. Point de Bute NB) & Evelyn Majorie CARTER; witn Winifred GOODWIN & H.G. WELLS, both Aultsville, 30 Oct 1925, Aultsville
019088-25 Alexander Laing MACKENZIE, 28, Telegraph Operator, Battleford Sask, Glen Robertson, s/o Alexander MacKENZIE (b. Lochiel) & Katherine McMILLAN; married Gwendoline Margaret ROBERTSON, 27, Glen Robertson, Glen Robertson, d/o David ROBERTSON (b. Lochiel) & Margaret TINNIE?; witn Mrs Dean ROWE, Ottawa & Duncan D. McRAE, Glen Robertson, 10 Aug 1925, Kirk Hill
019085-25 Samuel Lawrence McLAREN, 28, Farmer, Carleton Co, Matilda Twp, s/o William McLAREN (b. Osgoode) & Jennet ANDREWS; married Agnes May Lewis MURDOCK, 19, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o Isaac [LEWIS] (b. Dundas) & Bertha GAUTHIER; witn Roy SAUNDERS, Osgoode & Anne McLAREN, Vernon, 12 Oct 1925, Iroquois (see ** bottom of page)
019110-25 William Basil McLEAN, 23, Farmer, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, s/o Loran MACLEAN (b. Ontario) & Mercy FLEMMING; married Anna Marie WISEMAN, 19, Housemaid, Finch Village, Finch Village, d/o Ronald WISEMAN (b. Ontario) & Margaret McINTOSH; witn M. Ethel MUNROE & Margaret C. MUNROE, both Cornwall, 16 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019123-25 Alexander John McLEAN, 27, Farmer, Lochiel, Markstay, s/o Donald D. McLEAN & Catherine A. KENNEDY; married Christina May McDONALD, 23, Greenfield, Greenfield, d/o John A. McDONALD & Margaret McDERMID; witn John McLEAN & Mary McDONALD, both Greenfield, 28 Sept 1925, Greenfield
019090-25 John A. McLEAN, 34, Farmer, Roxborough, Roxborough, s/o John McLEAN (b. Roxborough) & Christie McDONALD; married Pearl McDONALD, 28, Apple Hill, Glengarry, d/o James R. McDONALD (b. Charlottenburgh) & Sarah L. MONTGOMERY; witn Myrtle McDONALD, Apple Hill & James STEWART, Maxville, 27 Oct 1925, Apple Hill
019089-25 Alexander R. McLEAN, 59, Farmer, Wid, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, s/o Peter McLEAN (late) (b. Scotland) & Jennet ROBERTSON (late); married Edythe Jane ALLISON, 49, Bookkeeper, Winchester Twp, Chesterville Village, d/o William John ALLISON (late) (b. Williamsburg) & Gertrude HELLNER (late); witn Mrs Josephine SOULE & John Wesley ALLISON, both Chesterville, 31 Aug 1925, Chesterville
019112-25 Donald McLENNAN, 57, Farmer, Herrington Quebec, Lochiel Twp, s/o Roderick McLENNAN (b. Canada) & Annie McLENNAN; married Catherine Mary DEWAR, 33, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o Angus (b. Canada) & Mary DEWAR; witn Mr. Kenneth MURRAY, Milan Quebec & Mrs. D.R. MORRISON, Dalkeith, 25 Nov 1925, Kirkhill
019100-25 Donald John McLEOD, 35, Farmer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o Alex William McLEOD (b. Lochiel) & Sarah McGILLIVRAY; married Mary Hattie McMILLAN, 28, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o Dan J. McMILLAN (b. Lochiel) & Katie Mary CLARK; witn Francis McLEOD, Dalkeith & Mrs Marion McINTOSH, Alexandria, 11 Feb 1925, Kirkhill
019106-25 James Winston McMARTIN, 22, School Teacher, Berwick, Aultsville, s/o W.T. McMARTIN (b. Finch) & Jessie McDONALD; married Florence McLean DAFOE, 27, Croils Island NY, Aultsville, d/o S.M. DAFOE (b. Aultsville) & Elizabeth CROSS; witn Arnold R. McMARTIN, Chesterville & Georgia M. SHAVER, Aultsville, 30 Jun 1925, Aultsville
019107-25 Levi Erle McMARTIN, 29, Mechanic, Morrisburg, Morrisburg, s/o John McMARTIN (b. Morrisburg) & Carrie AULT; married Eva Pearl HEATH, 28, Mille Roches, Mille Roches, d/o William HEATH (b. Cornwall) & Mary WARNER; witn Irene HEATH, Mille Roches & Graham CASSELMAN, Morristown, 27 Jun 1925, Mille Roches
019096-25 John Alexander McMILLAN, 38, Farmer, Kenyon Twp, Lancaster Twp, s/o Donald McMILLAN (b. Kenyon Twp) & Mary Ann McDONALD: married Mary Ann MURPHY, 40, Wid, Kenyon Twp, Lancaster Twp, d/o Edward MURPHY (b. Ireland) & Catherine O'SHEA; witn John Angus McDONALD & Mrs John MURPHY, both Lancaster Twp, 1 Jun 1925, Alexandria
019097-25 Percy Frederick McPHERSON (or MACPHERSON), 26, Farmer, Ottawa, Ottawa, s/o Frank? MACPHERSON (b. Scotland) & Mary MACFADEN (McFadden?); married Rachel Helen McCRIMMON, 21, Dressmaker, New Liskeard, Roxborough Twp, d/o D.J. MACCRIMMON (sic) (b. Dunvegan) & May MACGARLAND; witn Mrs. J.G. DAYE & Violet DAYE, both Moose Creek, 25 May 1925, Finch
019098-25 Wilester (Lester) McRAE, 30, Driver, Apple Hill, Ottawa, s/o D.A. McRAE (b. Apple Hill) & Margaret McGREGOR; married Margaret Catherine McINTOSH, 30, Martintown, Cornwall, d/o Alex Findley McINTOSH (b. Martintown) & Catherine THOMPSON; witn Florence JOHNSTON & Florence MUNRO, both Cornwall, 29 Apr 1925, Cornwall
|019057-25 George Curan MELDRUM, 21, Osgoode Twp, Osgoode Twp, s/o Daniel MELDRUM (b. Winchester Twp) & Lydia STUDLEY; married Greta SUMMERS, 21, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Osgoode Twp, d/o William SUMMERS (b. Winchester Twp) & Minnie HESS; witn Laura SIMSER & Margaret A. BENELAN?, both Chesterville, 6 Jan 1925, Chesterville
019064-25 Adrien MENARD, 25, Farmer, Lochiel, Lochiel, s/o Esdras MENARD & Agnes MARTIN; married Edna CARDINAL, 18, St. Anne de Prescott, Lochiel, d/o Louis CARDINAL & Zeraphie CARRIERE; witn Esdras MENARD, Robertson & Louis E. CARDINAL, Lochiel, 30 Nov 1925, Lochiel
019074-25 Josephet MENARD, 23, Baker, Glen Robertson, Alexandria, s/o Pellisier MENARD & Georginia SEGUIRE (or SEGUIN); married Camille DUGAS, 19, Teacher, Alexandria, Lochiel, d/o Fortunat DUGAS & Rosanne SUMVILLE?; witn Albert HAMELIN, Alexandria & Henry LEGAULT, Glen Robertson, 18 Aug 1925, Lochiel
019078-25 Victor MERCIER, 22, Farmer, Casselman, Casselman, s/o Hubert MERCIER & Sophianne VAUDRIN; married Cecile LAURIN, 22, Millhand, Casselman, Casselman, d/o Osias LAURIN & Julianna LALONDE; witn Hubert MERCIER, Casselman & Adelard BURELLE, Cornwall, 20 Oct 1925, Cornwall
019051-25 Donald C. MERKLEY, 25, Cheese maker, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, s/o George MERKLEY (b. Matilda Twp) & Mary McROBIE; married Doris May MARCELLUS, 21, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o John MARCELLUS (b. Matilda Twp) & Nellie CASSELMAN; witn Hilliard MERKLEY & Gertrude MERKLEY, both Iroquois, 16 Sept 1925, Iroquois
019071-25 William Henry METCALFE, 36, Dominion Police, Kingston, Nipigon, s/o John METCALFE & Mary WAGGONER; married Alice Rose BENN, 20, Stenographer, Olford England, Cornwall Twp, d/o William BENN & Rose BIROLLEAU; witn Alfred SEGUIN, Cornwall & Mary BENN, St. Andrews West, 9 Jun 1925, Cornwall
019056-25 Floyd Cecil MILLER, 23, Cheese maker, Stormont Co, Matilda Twp, s/o William Robert MILLER (b. Gallingertown) & Eva ARNON (or AMON); married Pearl Marcella HANSON, 18, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o William Herbert HANSON (b. Brinston) & Ida Bell ROBINSON; witn Harvey Lloyd COOK & Dora Jane HANSON, both Brinston, 6 May 1925, Dundas Co
019072-25 Augustus MONDAUX, 24, Labourer, St. Joseph de Lemieux, Broshton NY, s/o Augustus MONDAUX & Marie PAQUETTE: married Blanche GUERTIN, 20, Mill Hand, Hamner? Ont, Cornwall, d/o Joseph GUERTIN & Amanda GASTIER; witn Joseph GUERTIN, Cornwall & Augustus MONDAUX, sS. Joseph de Lemieux, 20 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019053-25 Otto Theodore MONK, 29, Court Reporter, Grey Co, Walkerton, s/o Joseph A. MONK (b. Bentinck Twp Grey Co) & Hannah STATLANDER; married Cecile Eileen SMYTH, 25, Dundas Co, Iroquois, d/o W.G. SMYTH (b. Dundas Co) & Zipporah BARCLAY; witn James BARCLAY & Fanny BARCLAY, both Iroquois, 26 Aug 1925, Iroquois
019059-25 Charles Leslie MOORE, 26, Chauffeur, Billings Bridge, Billings Bridge, s/o Howard P.T. MOORE (b. Athens) & Emma TILLEY; married Lillie Edna FRASER, 24, Winchester Twp, Morewood, d/o Frank FRASER (b. Winchester Twp) & Margaret M. ROBINSON; witn Gordon W. FRASER, Winchester Twp & Rene G. MOORE, Billings Bridge, 31 Oct 1925, Winchester Twp
019062-25 Raymond MOOREHEAD, 26, Farmer, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, s/o William MOOREHEAD (b. Matilda Twp) & Hagar STRADER; married Eva Bell WHITTEKER, 22, Williamsburg Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o Edwin WHITTEKER (b. Williamsburg Twp) & Katie CASSELMAN; witn Clifford CASSELMAN & Iva WHITTEKER, both Williamsburg, 2 Dec 1925, Williamsburg
019070-25 Francis MORIARITY, 27, Farmer, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, s/o Timothy MORIARITY & Catherine McCLOSKEY married Margaret MORRISON, 18, Farmer, Prescott, Williamsburg Twp, d/o Thomas MORRISON & Ellen DOYLE; witn Victor NORTON?, Wales & Ellen McKAY, Matilda Twp, 1 Jun 1925, Morrisburg
019045-25 William E. MORRIS, 21, Barber, England, Chesterville Village, s/o Alfred MORRIS (b. England) & Abigal Ann BRADLEY; married Melissa E. WEEGAR, 18, Williamsburg Twp, Williamsburg Twp, d/o Ashahel WEEGAR (b. Elma Ont) & Bertha WARRING; witn Lloyd WEEGAR, Dunbar & Sydney MORRIS, Chesterville, 5 Nov 1925, Williamsburg
019049-25 James Edward MULLIN, 24, Clerk, Morrisburg, Morrisburg, s/o James MULLIN (b. Matilda Twp) & Laura JOHNSTON; married Gertrude Della McLATCHIE, 25, Stenographer, Edwardsburg, Morrisburg, d/o Andrew McLATCHIE (b. Edwardsburg) & Sarah HUTCHCROFT; witn Lorne McLATCHIE, Morrisburg & Lewis McMILLAN, Williamsburg, 1 Sept 1925, Iroquois
019061-25 George Hector MUNRO, 22, Farmer, Osnabruck Twp, Finch Twp, s/o William MUNRO (b. Scotland) & Sarah TAYLOR; married Kathleen KENNEDY, 25, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, d/o John KENNEDY (b. Ontario) & Catherine MORRISON; witn M. Ethel MUNROE & Margaret C. MUNROE, both Cornwall, 15 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019067-25 Charles Ronald MURPHY, 21, Farmer, Crysler, Crysler, s/o Gordon MURPHY & Hannah HUNT; married Olive Marie MILLER, 19, Berwick, Morewood, d/o George MILLER & Margaret BARCLAY; witn George MURPHY & Mary MURPHY, both Crysler, 27 Jan 1925, Chesterville
019063-25 Frank MURPHY, 22, Farmer, Osnabruck Twp, Cornwall Twp, s/o William J. MURPHY (b. Ottawa) & Emma J. TAYLOR; married Violet Isabella Jane ANDREWS, 25, Ottawa, Cornwall Twp, d/o William I. ANDREWS (b. Osnabruck Centre) & Mary Edith BENSON; witn Isiah ARMSTRONG & Irene B. ANDREWS, both Lunenburg, 24 Dec 1925, Newington
019125-25 Alfred NADEAU, 21, Labourer, Rimouski, Cornwall, s/o Alfred NADEAU & Anna SUERETTE? (Guerette?); married Emma LALONDE, 20, Mill Hand, Hull, Cornwall, d/o Louis LALONDE & Mary DEMERS; witn Henri SAVARD & Alfred CARON, both Cornwall, 7 Jun 1925, Cornwall
019124-25 Frank Thomas NESBITT, 26, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, s/o Howard Hill NESBITT (b. Winchester Springs) & Nettie May BARKLEY; married Emma Luella BARKLEY, 20, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, d/o Wesley Garrett BARKLEY (b. Williamsburg) & Carrie JOHNSTON; witn Mrs Grant McINTOSH & Grant B. McINTOSH, both Williamsburg, 9 Sept 1925, Winchester
019131-25 Alexander John O'BRIEN, 24, Farmer, Louel Mass, just now in Cornwall Twp, s/o Lewis O'BRIEN & Mary McDONALD; married Gladys Muriel Isabel McDONALD, 18, Cornwall Twp, Cornwall Twp, d/o Alexander Adam & Flora Catherine McDONALD; witn Garry KENNEDY, Monklands Station & Kathlyn McDONALD, Cornwall Twp, 23 Feb 1925, St. Andrews West
019126-25 David O'CALLAGHAN, 45, Insurance Agent, Cork Ireland, Crysler, s/o unknown & Margaret SHEEHAN; married Catherine Elizabeth WERT, 30, Housemaid, Crysler, Crysler, d/o Uriah WERT (b. Osnabruck Twp) & Isabella McINTOSH; witn William J. CASHION & Beatrice LEBLANC, both Crysler, 10 Oct 1925, Crysler Village
|019130-25 James Duncan Lawrence O'DAIR, 24, Manufacturer, Glengarry Co, Cornwall, s/o William O'DAIR (b. Canada) & Christina McDONALD; married Ruth Evelyn HUNTER, 18, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o George F. HUNTER (b. Canada) & Katharine FLEMING; witn Gordon O'DAIR & Hazel FUGERE, both Cornwall, 7 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019132-25 John Angus O'NEIL, 22, Farmer, Williamstown, Cornwall, s/o John O'NEIL & Marie ST. JEAN; married Marie Laurentienne LEPAGE, 18, Mill Hand, St. Isidore de Prescott, Cornwall, d/o Joseph LEPAGE & Alexina EAMOND; witn John O'NEIL & Joseph LEPAGE, both Cornwall, 31 Aug 1925, Cornwall
019128-25 James Earle OSHIER, 23, Farmer, Waddington NY, Mountain Twp, s/o George OSHIER (b. Waddington NY) & Hattie McMILLAN; married Agnes Pearl COLLISON, 20, Farmer, Mountain Twp, Mountain Twp, d/o Avner COLLISON (b. Matilda Twp) & Martha Jane KENNY; witn Criss NORRESTER (Forrester?) & Muriel COLLISON, both South Mountain, 30 Sept 1925, South Mountain
019127-25 James Frederick OUDERKIRK, 34, Blacksmith, Wid, Finch Twp, Roxborough Twp, s/o James OUDERKIRK (b. Finch Twp) & Helen KENNEDY; married Bertie MURPHY, 17, Carleton Co, Finch Village, d/o John MURPHY (b. Ottawa) & Ada THOMPSON; witn Ellen J. LANG & Johnston OUDERKIRK, both Berwick, 14 May 1925, Chesterville
019129-25 Harold Hunter OUGHTRED, 30, Banker, Marbleton Quebec, Moncton NB, s/o William Thomas OUGHTRED (b. Marbleton Quebec) & Octa Maria BISHOP; married Maria Kate McKINNON, 23, Stenographer, Kenyon Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o John A. (b. Glengarry Co) & Mary McKINNON; witn Annie McKINNON & John A. McKINNON, both Alexandria, 9 Sept 1925, Alexandria
019135-25 William Bower PADEN, 25, Farmer, Marlborough Twp, Marlborough Twp, s/o James PADEN (b. Marlborough Twp) & Rose Henrietta BECKSTEAD; married Harriet Ersula BOWMAN, 21, Domestic, Chesterville, Kemptville, d/o William BOWMAN (b. Morrisburg) & Charlotte DONNELLY; witn Mrs Roy P. STAFFORD & Mrs A.B. ALLISON, both Morewood, 12 Aug 1925, Morewood Village
019151-25 Henri PAGE, 22, Street Car Co employee, Crysler, Windsor Ontario, s/o Noe PAGE & Lucia DAOUST; married Feodora LANDRY, 22, St. Albert's, Crysler, d/o Hormisdas LANDRY & Clara GAGNE; witn Hector LANDRY, Crysler & Lucette DORVAL, Hull Quebec, 22 Sept 1925, Crysler
019134-25 George PAQUETTE, 21, Clerk, Lochiel, Cornwall, s/o Cyril PAQUETTE (b. Glengarry) & Mary LALONDE; married Evelyn HARRIS, 19, Mill Hand, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o James T. HARRIS (b. Glengarry) & Caroline MARSHALL; witn Cyril PQUET (sic), St. Andrews & James T. HARRIS, Cornwall, 7 Sept 1925, Cornwall
019139-25 George PATERSON, 51, Farmer, Wid, Aberdeen Scotland, Lancaster Twp, s/o George PATTERSON (sic) (b. Aberdeenshire Scotland) & Isabella MUTCH; married Bessie Isobel GLADWIN, 45, Wid, London England, none given, d/o Charles Henry MOUL (b. London England) & Isabella KESTERTON; witn D.E. DUMOULIN & J. Maud GOURLAY, both Lancaster, 12 Feb 1925, Lancaster
019136-25 John PATERSON, 25, Cost Clerk, Edinburgh Scotland, Montreal, s/o Alexander Hynd PATERSON (b. Dumfrieshire Scotland) & Isabella WILSON; married Ida Belle TOWE, 24, School Teacher, St. Raphaels, Lochiel Twp, d/o John TOWE (b. Martintown) & Janet DICKSON; witn Alexander HYND, Montreal & Edna Mary TOWE, Martintown, 25 Aug 1925, Lochiel Twp
019144-25 Peter Joseph PAYETTE, 25, Truck Driver, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Joseph PAYETTE & Delia SAMSON; married Annie Luella TEASSO, 27, Mill Hand, Farrans Point, Cornwall, d/o Julius TEASSO & Annie KENNY; witn Joseph PAYETTE & Daniel TEAZZO (sic), both Cornwall, 5 May 1925, Cornwall
019138-25 Salvator Romeo PEPIN, 37, Telegraph Operator CNR, Wid, Princeville Quebec, Lancaster, s/o Francis PEPIN (b. Princeville Quebec) & Emma CASTONGUAY; married Blanche DECELLES, 33, Montreal Quebec, Lancaster, d/o Richmond DECELLES (b. Varsins Quebec) & Elizabeth DEROCHERS; witn Edmond LATULIPPE & Ernest PEPIN, both Lancaster, 4 May 1925, Lancaster
|019146-25 Joseph William PERIARD, 25, Accountant, Alexandria, Alexandria, s/o Amedee PERIARD & Alphonsine DUMOULIN; married Georgina HURTEBISE, 17yrs 11mos, Clerk, Alexandria, Alexandria, d/o Joseph HURTEBISE & Alice LEROUX; witn John SAUVE & Agnes HURTEBISE, both Montreal, 16 Jun 1925, Alexandria
019143-25 Donat Alfred PERRAS, 26, Labourer, St. Andrews, Cornwall, s/o Marcel PERRAS & Virginie MONTRIEUL; married Beatrice DEROSIER, 26, Maid, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Francois DEROSIER & Sophie PENNAULT; witn Marcel PERRAS & Francois DEROSIER, both Cornwall, 11 May 1925, Cornwall
019149-25 Francois PERRAS, 22, Labourer, Port Jolie Quebec, Cornwall, s/o Marcel PERRAS & Virginie MONTRIEUL; married Marie Ange BELANGER, 22, Mill Hand, St. Andrews West, Cornwall, d/o Salust BELANGER & Clara CHOINARD; witn Marcel PERRAS & Salust BELANGER, both Cornwall, 7 Sept 1925, Cornwall
019140-25 John PETERS, 60, Farmer, Wid, Cornwall Island, Cornwall Island, s/o Charles PETERS (b. Cornwall Island) & Julia MALETTE; married Margaret BRUCE, 50, Cornwall Island, Cornwall Island, d/o John BRUCE (b. Hogansburg NY) & Christine BENEDICT, witn Lawrence LEAF & Emma WHITEBEANS, both Cornwall Island, 7 Jan 1925, Cornwall
019150-25 John Joseph PICHE, 21, Labourer, Lochiel, Maxville, s/o John C. PICHE & Josephine RICHER; married Margaret PIDGEON, 21, Housework, Williamstown, Maxville, d/o Sandy Alex PIDGEON & Rose POIRIER; witn Dolphus L.E. PICHE, Maxville & Victoria POIRIER, Apple Hill, 7 Sept 1925, Greenfield
019142-25 Clarence Napoleon PILON, 26, Labourer, Charlottenburgh, Charlottenburgh, s/o Paul PILON & Catherine PARETTE; married Mary Ethel LEFEBRE, 28, Maid, Martintown, Martintown, d/o John Charles LEFEBRE & Mary BOUSECOUR (deceased); witn Paul PARETTE & Florence PILON, both Martintown, 20 Apr 1925, Williamstown
019145-25 Noe PILON, 26, Sailor, St. Zotique Quebec, St. Zotique Quebec, s/o Napoleon PILON & Eugenie ASSELIN; married Anna SEGUIN, 19, Mill Hand, Moose Creek, Cornwall, d/o William A. SEGUIN & Marie Louise LAUZON; witn Napoleon PILON, St. Zotique Quebec & William A. SEGUIN, Cornwall, 29 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019148-25 Charles PILON, 22, Farmer, Charlottenburgh, Charlottenburgh, s/o Joseph PILON & Minnie LEBLANC; married Marie Rose LEBLANC, 19, Maid, Charlottenburgh, Charlottenburgh, d/o Alexander LEBLANC & Eugenie BRAY; witn Etienne LEBLANC, Cornwall & Aly LEBLANC, Summerstown Station, 14 Sept 1925, Williamstown
019141-25 Herbert PITTS, 42, Motorman, Wid, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o J.L. PITTS (b. Osnabruck) & May E. CLINE; married Mary ROSS, 27, Domestic, Edinburgh Scotland, d/o Robert ROSS (b. Edinburgh Scotland) & Mary COX; witn Mary FAULDS & Fred JOHNSTON, both Cornwall, 22 Jan 1925, Cornwall
019133-25 Garnet Clare POAPST, 22, Farmer, Northfield, Northfield, s/o Edson POAPST (b. Northfield) & Mary E. EAMON; married Mabel Alma PHILLIPS, 24, Cornwall Twp, Northfield, d/o Charles Edward PHILLIPS (b. Cornwall Twp) & Agnes Margaret SHEILLS; witn Charles William PHILLIPS, Cornwall & Beryl POAPST, Northfield, 11 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019137-25 Laurence POTTERY, 22, Farmer, Cornwall, Lancaster Twp, s/o Frank POTTERY (b. Canada) & Annie MILLER; married Hattie MARPEAU, 22, Cornwall, none given, d/o George MARPEAU (b. Canada) & Mary SHAREAU; witn Stephen COLLETTE & Mrs Stephen COLLETTE, both Cornwall, 6 May 1925, Cornwall
019147-25 Romeo John PRIMEAU, 24, Labourer, St. Elizabeth de Lortingal?, Cornwall, s/o John PRIMEAU & Adel PETRE; married Lucienne BONHOMME, 22, Mill Hand, Valleyfield, Cornwall, d/o Henri BONHOMME & Rosanna LEFORT; witn John PRIMEAU, Cornwall & Edmond MAYHEN, no place given, 30 Aug 1925, Cornwall
019153-25 Henri QUESNEL, 27, Blacksmith, St. Isidore de Prescott, St. Isidore de Prescott, s/o Gilbert QUESNEL & Exmilda ROBERT; married Marie Stella BRISBOIS, 24, Alfred, Moose Creek, d/o Delphis BRISBOIS & Ermilina GUINDON; witn Denis PARENT & Laurette QUESNEL, both St. Isidore de Prescott, 24 Oct 1925, Roxborough Twp
019154-25 Lawrence QUESNEL, 30, Farmer, Charlottenburg, Roxborough, s/o Joseph QUESNEL & Josephine DUPERRON; married Mary Louise LALONDE, 21, Kenyon, Roxborough, d/o Alexander QUESNEL & Catherine PICHE; witn Ernest QUESNEL, Hawkesbury & Alex LALONDE, Monkland Station, 13 Apr 1925, Apple Hill
019152-25 Tiye? QUESNELL, 19, Labourer, Greenfield, Monckland, s/o Joseph QUESNELL (b. St. Raphael) & Josephine DUPPRON; married Pearl SOUVIE, 17, Maid, Maxville, Maxville, d/o Angus SOUVIE (b. Glengarry) & Ida JULIAN; witn Mrs J.S. LALOND (Margaret QUESNEL) & J.S. LALOND, both Maxville, 20 Jan 1925, Maxville
019170-25 Michel RACINE, 19, Farmer, Crysler, Crysler, s/o Joseph M. RACINE & Henedine BISSONNETTE; married Anna HEBERT, 18, Embrun, Crysler, d/o Ovide HEBERT & Amanda GAUTHIER; witn Joseph M. RACINE, Crysler & Ovide HEBERT, Embrun, 23 Feb 1925, Crysler
019155-25 Sparling Roy REDMOND, 22, Cheese maker, Inkerman, Winchester Village, s/o John W. REDMOND (b. Matilda Twp) & Etta HUTT; married Vira BAKER, 21, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Winchester Village, d/o Edwin BAKER (b. Winchester Twp) & Henrietta HIGGINSON; witn Mrs. W.W. RENWICK, Inkerman & Miss Hughena REDMOND, Winchester, 14 Oct 1925, Inkerman
019163-25 Charles REGNIER, 75, Retired, Wid, Quebec Province, Cornwall, s/o Charles REGNIER (b. St. Roch Quebec) & Marceline ROCHON, married Martine GAUTHIER, 59, Wid, Quebec Province, Cornwall, d/o Pierre ROCHON (b. Ontario) & Olesizine? POTVIN; witn Adolphus BOURDOIN & Joseph A. RENIER (sic), both Cornwall, 10 May 1925, Cornwall
019159-25 Harry REID, 21, Farmer, Riceville, Morewood, s/o Josiah REID (b. Riceville) & Christina POAPS; married Ella STEINBURG, 22, School Teacher, Morewood, Morewood, d/o Harry STEINBURG (b. Morewood) & Elizabeth HORTON; witn Earl REID & Edith REID, both Morewood, 26 Dec 1925, Morewood
019156-25 James Gordon RENDER, 32, Baker, Brockville, Iroquois, s/o James RENDER (b. Mountain) & Emma MEGGS; married Lyla May SADDLEMIRE, 28, Williamsburg Twp, Iroquois, d/o Stanley SADDLEMIRE (b. Williamsburg) & Minnie CASSELMAN; witn Eleanor Catherine SWERDFIGER, Williamsburg & William HYSLOP, Iroquois, 19 Aug 1925, Williamsburg
019161-25 Charles Franklin RENNICK, 39, Farmer, Mountain Twp, Mountain Twp, s/o John RENNICK (b. Canada) & Catherine FERRELL; married Kathleen Cordelia KERR, 39, School Teacher, Mountain Twp, Mountain Twp, d/o Robert KERR (b. Ireland) & Mary McILVANNA; witn Kenneth HYNDMAN & Angelina BEGGS, both Mountain, 27 May 1925, Hallville
019158-25 Paul RIVIERE, 20, Paper Finisher, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o John RIVIERE (b. Cornwall) & Nellie LECLAIR; married Alice BATT, 27, Domestic, London England, Cornwall, d/o William BATT (b. London England) & Margaret KELLY; witn Mrs. B. ELIAS & Mrs A.L. MITCHELL, both Cornwall, 21 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019167-25 Clarence ROBINSON, 23, Farmer, Charlottenburg Twp, Charlottenburg Twp, s/o William J. ROBINSON (b. Glengarry) & Minnie McCLAREN; married Irene FETTERLY, 18, Mill Hand, Osnabruck Twp, Charlottenburg Twp, d/o Gordon FETTERLY (b. Osnabruck) & Edith PRICE; witn Duncan MACDOUGALL, Williamstown & Myrtle FETTERLY, Newington, 18 Nov 1925, Newington
|019164-25 Grant Douglas ROBERTSON, 20, Farmer, Aultsville, Aultsville, s/o George ROBERTSON (b. Croils Island USA) & Alameda COOK; married Margaret DILLABOUGH, 18, Osnabruck, Aultsville, d/o Sylvester DILLABOUGH (b. Wales) & Jane FROATS; witn Arthur FINCHEN & Sadie D. MACINTYRE, both Farrans Point, 11 Feb 1925, Woodlands
019171-25 Donald Oriro ROACH, 23, Labourer, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Donald ROACH (late) & Margaret TYO; married Elizabeth Ellen TYO, 16, Wid, St. Raphaels, Cornwall, d/o Peter TYO & Jessie PARENT (late); witn Arthur RIVIERE & Grace ROACH, both Cornwall, 29 Jun 1925, Cornwall
019165-25 Arthur ROBINSON, 23, Labourer, Eastmans Springs, Roxborough Twp, s/o Peter (b. Vars Ontario) & Lizzie ROBINSON; married Mary Louise PAPINEAU, 19, Kenyon Twp, Roxborough Twp, d/o Charles PAPINEAU (b. Canada) & Cassie LALONDE; witn Thomas McDOUGALL & Mrs F.K. HARRIS, both Maxville, 2 Jul 1925, Maxville
019166-25 Charles James Lloyd ROBINSON, 25, Farmer, Waltham Pontiac Co, Waltham Pontiac Co, s/o Alex ROBINSON (b. Chichester Quebec) & Elmira NELSON; married Tillie B. COONS, 28, Telephone Operator, Winchester P.T., Waltham Pontiac Co, d/o Angus COONS (b. Matilda) & Ida BILOW; witn Floyd COONS & Verda McQUAIG, both Winchester, 28 Oct 1925, Winchester
019169-25 Robert ROBINSON, 34, Farmer, Roxborough, Roxborough, s/o Isaac ROBINSON (b. Roxborough Twp) & Jane MILLER; married Florence Ann JOHNSTON, 24, Roxborough, Roxborough, d/o Alex JOHNSTON (b. Roxborough Twp) & Bella McLENNAN witn John Wilfred JOHNSTON, Monkland & Margaret WISEMAN, Avonmore, 28 Jan 1925, Avonmore
019168-25 Eber Wells ROBINSON, 29, Farmer, Russell Twp, Russell Twp, s/o Jas. H. ROBINSON & Phoebe CHANEY; married Maida Evelyn SHAVER, 26, Winchester Twp, Russell Twp, d/o John M. SHAVER & Matilda DUFFORD; witn Amy SHAVER, Morewood & William James ROBINSON, Marvelville, 15 Apr 1925, Morewood
019160-25 Wallace ROGERS, 47, Labourer, England, Chesterville, s/o Francis RODGERS (sic) (b. England) & Emma HURST; married Bertha McMILLEN, 41, Wid, Chesterville, Chesterville, d/o Curtis HAYES (b. England) & Maria MILLEN; witn John Francis RYAN & Elizabeth Brennan RYAN, both Chesterville, 10 Jun 1925, Chesterville
019172-25 Lloyd ROSS, 24, Mill Hand, Cornwall, Milles Roches, s/o Alfred ROSS & Christie JARRO (or JARVO); married Mary Lila Verne BERGERON, 22, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Francis BERGERON & Zoe BONSECOURS; witn Frank BERGERON & Albert ROSS, both no place given, 23 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019157-25 Lawrence E. RUNIONS, 20, Labourer, Avonmore, Chesterville, s/o Colborne R. RUNIONS (b. Avonmore) & Ora Alberta RAYMOND; married Effie Mae HARPER, 22, Clerk, Chesterville, Chesterville, d/o Edgar J. HARPER (b. Chesterville) & Annie LAPALME; witn Reynolds DUNBAR, Newington & Katie HARPER, Chesterville, 14 Jul 1925, Chesterville
019162-25 Nolan A. RUPERT, 24, Clerk, Osnabruck Twp, Northfield, s/o Adam H. RUPERT (b. Osnabruck Twp) & Altha Ann WEST (or WERT); married Pearl RUPERT, 20, Cornwall Twp, Northfield Station, d/o George F. RUPERT (b. Cornwall Twp) & Emma Mabel EAMER; witn Arthur SHAVER & Mrs Arthur SHAVER, both Northfield, 20 May 1925, Avonmore
019187-25 Clarence ST. JOHN, 19, Barber, Maxville, Maxville, s/o John E. ST. JOHN & Anne JULIEN; married Annie Margaret LALONDE, 18, Bonnville, Bonnville, d/o John LALONDE (b. Cornwall Twp) & Margaret SEGUIN; witn Joseph LALONDE & Bereau ALIRE (Alice Bereau?), both St. Andrews West, 22 Apr 1925, St. Andrews West
019192-25 Andrew SAUVE, 36, Labourer, St. Eugene Ont, Dunvegan, s/o Aldey SAUVE (b. St. Eugene Quebec) & Lucy JEROME; married Catherine Jane BERNIQUE, 15, Kenyon Twp, Kenyon Twp, d/o Alexander BERNIQUE (b. East Hawkesbury) & Catherine LAROCQUE; witn Alexander BERNIQUE & Catherine BERNIQUE, both Dunvegan, 18 Feb 1925, Dunvegan
019194-25 Euclide SAUVE, 22, Labourer, Glen Robertson, Glen Gordon, s/o Louis SAUVE & Lucy ST. THOMAS; married Alexina BRUNET, 25, St. Raphaels West, Lancaster, d/o Francois BRUNET & Alexina PILON; witn Louis SAUVE, Glen Gordon & Francois BRUNET, Lancaster, 17 Aug 1925, Lancaster
019193-25 Donat SAUVE, 22, Labourer, Hawkesbury, Cornwall, s/o Ernest SAUVE & Mathilde LABELLE; married Yvonne LEDUC, 18, Mill Hand, L'Orignal, Cornwall, d/o Antoine LEDUC & Marie Louise FOURNIER; witn Joseph GURTIN & Bertha PLAMEDON, both Cornwall, 15 Nov 1925, Cornwall
019200-25 Joseph Wilfred Julien SCARBEAU, 22, Farmer, Roxborough, Cornwall Twp, s/o Julien SCARBEAU & Mary COMPEAU; married Josephine MICHAUD, 19, Charlottenburg, Charlottenburg Twp, d/o Angus MICHAUD & Lizzy DELORME; witn Joseph SCARBEAU, St. Andrews West & Angus MICHAUD, Apple Hill, 17 Aug 1925, Apple Hill
019195-25 Pierre Eugene SCHEPEUS (Schepens?), 25, Steam Engineer Mechanic, Cauillet Belgium, Cornwall, s/o Pierre SCHEPEUS? & Honorine LECHEVALIER; married Marie Rosanna Bernadette MAILLOTTE, 21, Valleyfield Quebec, Bainsville, d/o Alfred MAILLOTTE & Rosanna DELORONDE; witn Israel LEDUC, Bainsville & Alfred MAILLOTTE, Valleyfield, 14 Jan 1925, Curry Hill
019188-25 Richard Earle SCOTT, 29, Farmer, Finch Twp, Winchester Twp, s/o John SCOTT (b. Winchester Twp) & Rama? ALEXANDER; married Breta REDMOND, 27, Dundas Twp, Winchester, d/o John REDMOND (b. Mountain Twp) & Ettie HUTT; witn Margaret SINCLAIR & Mrs J. FYKE, both Chesterville, 11 Mar 1925, Chesterville
019179-25 John Caleb SEARLE, 24, Tinsmith, Toronto, Finch Twp, s/o Albert SEARLE (b. Leeds England) & Mary NEWLOVE; married Orpha Blanche GRAY, 21, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, d/o Charles P. GRAY (b. Finch Twp) & Cora HUTT; witn Melvin Wilfred Floyd HUTT, Ottawa & Velma WHITTAKER, Berwick, 2 Sept 1925, Berwick
019196-25 Ernest Vincent SEGUIN, 29, Farmer, Cornwall Twp, Cornwall Twp, s/o Alfred SEGUIN & Margaret McPHAIL; married Mary Margaret McPHAIL, 21, Cornwall Twp, Cornwall Twp, d/o Aeneas McPHAIL & Isabella McDONALD; witn Donald McMILLEN, Martintown & Flora McKINNON, Alexandria, 27 Jun 1925, St. Andrews West
019189-25 Joseph SEGUIN, 28, Labourer, Casselman, Moose Creek, s/o Napoleon SEGUIN (b. Quebec Province) & Cesarine GOSSELIN; married Annie LONGPRES, 23, Hawkesbury, Moose Creek, d/o Raphael LONGPRES (b. Quebec Province) & Clara LAROCQUE; witn Napoleon SEGUIN & Lucy O'DONOHUE, both Moose Creek, 16 Feb 1925, Moose Creek
019199-25 Eugene SERVAIS, 30, Farmer, South Indian, Winchester, s/o Thedule SERVAIS & Adelaide MOISE; married Bridget Alice KANE, 34, Chesterville, Chesterville, d/o James KANE & Mary Ann READY; witn Albert SERVAIS, Winchester & Nellie KANE, Chesterville, 31 Aug 1925, Chesterville
019175-25 Levi SHARRON, 45, Carpenter, Wid, Martintown, Cornwall Twp, s/o Joseph CHARRON (sic) (b. Martintown) & Mary CARRIERE; married Lucy LEBLANC (nee LERUE), 46, Housekeeper, Wid, Charlottenburg Twp, Cornwall Twp, d/o Joseph LEROUX (b. Ogdensburg) & Ellen LAVERE; witn Siebert LEROUX & Mrs Siebert LEROUX, both Cornwall, 11 Aug 1925, Cornwall
019178-25 Aaron SHAVER, 55, Carpenter, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, s/o John F. SHAVER (b. Osnabruck Twp) & Catherine McMILLAN; married Janet Magdeline MACINTYRE, 39, Dressmaker, Osnabruck Twp, Finch Village, d/o George MACINTYRE (b. Finch Twp) & Elizabeth Doreen RUPERT; witn Fairy? RUTLEY, Finch & Margaret OTTO, Newington, 3 Sept 1925, Woodlands
019191-25 Arthur Lorne SHAVER, 19, Farmer, Northfield, Northfield, s/o Thomas SHAVER (b. Osnabruck Twp) & Mary BENDER; married Minnie Beatrice RUPERT, 18, Northfield, Northfield, d/o George RUPERT (b. Cornwall Twp) & Mabel E. EAMER; witn Fred RUPERT & Mrs James H. RUPERT, both Northfield, 28 Jan 1925, North Lunenburg
019174-25 Franklin A. SHAVER, 34, Farmer, Wid, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, s/o Alex SHAVER (b. Matilda Twp) & Ella DUKE; married Mable Edna ECKFORD, 29, Westmeath Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o James ECKFORD (b. Westmeath Twp Renfrew Co) & Julia GIBSON; witn Harvey ECKFORD, Matilda Twp & Laura B. SHAVER, Iroquois, 18 Nov 1925, Matilda Twp
|019186-25 Arthur Stanley SHAY, 23, Farmer, Mountain Twp, Winchester Twp, s/o Fred W. SHAY (b. Chesterville) & Effie DILLABOUGH; married Rhonda FYKE, 20, Chesterville, Chesterville, d/o Oscar? Lee FYKE (b. Chesterville) & Margaret HABER; witn Mrs Melvin HARPER & Melvin HARPER, both Chesterville, 27 May 1925, Chesterville
019180-25 Ivan SIMZER, 32, Farmer, Mountain Twp, Mountain Twp, s/o Robert SIMIZER (sic) (b. South Indian) & Margaret FARRELL; married Myrtle TOUSSAINT, 26, Farmer, Matilda Twp, Mountain Twp, d/o David E. TOUSSAINT (b. South Mountain) & Elizabeth FAWCETT; witn Mrs H.E. JACOBI of Waterloo & Mrs Mary SHENNETT, Morrisburg, 14 Aug 1925, Morrisburg
019183-25 Leslie SLOAN, 29, Farmer, Fournier, Kenyon Twp, s/o Joseph SLOAN (b. Ireland) & no first name O'BYRNE; married Catherine O'CONNOR, 32, Charlottenburg Twp, Charlottenburg Twp, d/o Duncan O'CONNOR (b. Charlottenburgh) & Ellen McDONALD; witn Leonard McDONALD, Apple Hill & Margaret O'CONNOR, Ottawa, 20 Jun 1925, St. Raphaels
019184-25 Clarke H. SMITH, 27, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, s/o Jas. T. SMITH (b. Beckwith Twp) & Maggie BARRINGTON; married Ethelwyn J. CROSS, 25, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, d/o S. Wesley CROSS (b. Chesterville) & Louise ELLIOTT; witn Elmer CROSS, Chesterville & James T. SMITH, Chesterville, 11 Jun 1925, Chesterville
019198-25 Patrick SPINK, 28, Farmer, Charlottenburgh, Charlottenburgh, s/o Patrick SPINK & Racheal CASHION; married Margaret Grace MACDONALD, 26, Maid, Charlottenburgh, Charlottenburgh, d/o Alexander MACDONALD & Sarah FRASER; witn Christena MACDONALD & Robert MACDONALD, both Williamstown, 6 Jul 1925, Williamstown
019177-25 Palmer STANG, 27, Labourer, St. Eugene, Kenyon Twp, s/o Napoleon STANG (b. St. Hermes Quebec) & Mary LEBO; married Mary Margaret QUESNEL, 22, Lancaster Twp, Lancaster Twp, d/o Peter QUESNEL (b. Williamstown) & Isabella McDONALD; witn Napoleon STANG, Alexandria & Peter QUESNEL, Green Valley, 22 Sept 1925, Glengarry Co
019181-25 Bernard Rae STATA, 23, Farmer, Osnabruck Twp, Osnabruck Twp, s/o Jacob C. STATA (b. Lunenburg) & Cora BASS; married Ruby Susan GREEN, 18, Osnabruck Twp, Osnabruck Twp, d/o James J. GREEN (b. Beech Glen) & Amela DUETT (Dealt?); witn Florence L. FORD, Toronto & Winifred M. FORD, Farrans Point, 26 Aug 1925, Farrans Point
019182-25 Walter Chapple STETHEM, 35, Clerk, Cardinal, Brockville, s/o George STETHEM (b. Co Wexford Ireland) & Sarah IRVING; married Geraldine Mary JOHNSON, 25, Trained Nurse, Iroquois, Iroquois, d/o John JOHNSON (b. Grenville Co) & Rhoda BARCLAY; witn Fred J. KNILL, Brockville & Doris CARSON, Iroquois, 17 Jun 1925, Iroquois
019173-25 Orvis Kellock STEVEN, 29, Farmer, Finch Twp, Finch Twp, s/o Robert STEVEN (b. Cannamore) & Henrietta COULTHART; married Jean Gertrude PARK, 25, School Teacher, Osgoode Twp, Osgoode Twp, d/o Samuel A. PARK (b. Kenmore) & Mary J. WILSON; witn Jay STEVEN, Cannamore & Emma PARK, Kenmore, 28 Oct 1925, Cornwall
019190-25 Roy A. STEVENS, 21, Labourer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o Daniel STEVENS (b. Caledonia) & Maud CARTNER; married Hazel Pearl DAY, 18, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o George H. DAY (b. Plum Hollow) & Sarah Caroline GOLDEN; witn David M. STEVENS & Emily S. DOUGLAS, both Dalkeith, 27 Jan 1925, Kirk Hill
019176-25 John STEVENSON, 24, Auditor, Scotland, Roxborough, s/o Isaac STEVENSON (b. Lanarkshire Scotland) & Sarah Jane CHALMERS; married Mary Pearl GIBSON, 25, Stenographer, Avonmore, Roxborough, d/o Daniel Angus GIBSON (b. Avonmore) & Bernice A. RUPERT; witn Leslie A. GIBSON, Avonmore & Sarah J. STEVENSON, Verdun Quebec, 30 Sept 1925, Roxborough Twp
019185-25 William James STRADER, 21, Labourer, Cardinal, Cardinal, s/o William STADER (sic) (b. Canada) & Ada DUVAL; married Doris ELBARE, 22, Cardinal, Cardinal, d/o Robert ELBARE (b. Canada) & Anna ARMSTRONG; witn Mrs Edward LAWSON & Mrs George STAFFORD, both no place given, 26 May 1925, Morrisburg
019197-25 J. Charles STUART, 30, Farmer, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, s/o Norman STUART & Catherine McDONALD; married Margaret HEATH, 34, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o James HEATH & Mary McDONALD; witn Norman STUART, Glen Robertson & David HEATH, Dalkeith, 29 Jun 1925, Glen Robertson
019201-25 Arthur George TAPPENDEN, 31, Manager, Halifax NS, Montreal, s/o Charles W. TAPPENDEN (b. Ashford Kent England) & Amelia LAWRENCE; married Ola May McCUTCHEON, 30, Stenographer, Cornwall, Montreal, d/o Joseph McCUTCHEON (b. Cornwall) & Edith RUNIONS; witn Joseph McCUTCHEON, Cornwall & Amelia TAPPENDEN, Montreal, 6 Jun 1925, Cornwall
019203-25 William TESSIER, 24, Cheese Maker, Moose Creek, Cornwall, s/o Antoine TESSIER (b. Embrun) & Philomene BEAUDOIN?; married Martha MONTREUIL, 19, Waitress, Williamstown, Cornwall, d/o John MONTREUIL (b. Glen Eris) & Josephine MASSON; witn Moise LEGER & Mrs Mary LORESTETTE?, both Cornwall, 19 Feb 1925, Cornwall
019204-25 Eloi THEORET, 24, Labourer, Alexandria, Cornwall, s/o Joseph THEORET & Evelina CATAFORD; married Beatrice LEBLANC, 19, Mill Hand, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Alex LEBLANC & Lucie LEROUX; witn Richard LADOUCEUR & Alex LEBLANC, both Cornwall, 4 May 1925, Cornwall
019213-25 Thomas THOMPSON, 31, Farmer, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, s/o Thomas THOMPSON (b. Matilda Twp) & Lucy MILLWARD; married Mae PAYNE, 32, Matilda Twp, Matilda Twp, d/o William PAYNE (b. Matilda Twp) & Martha FADER; witn F.W. BEACH & Nellie M. ROBINSON, both Iroquois, 3 Dec 1925, Iroquois
019212-25 Ralph J. THOMPSON, 40, Agent, Matilda Twp, Iroquois, s/o George J. (b. Matilda Twp) & Ida C. THOMPSON, married Ethel Mary Beckstead MARSH, 34, Wid, Morrisburg, Iroquois, d/o Milo BECKSTEAD (b. Williamsburg Twp) & Eliza AULT; witn Charles FISHER & Viola FISHER, both Iroquois, 2 Dec 1925, Iroquois
019202-25 Leopold Charles TREMBLAY, 32, Barber, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Joseph TREMBLAY (b. St. Isadore de la Prairie Quebec) & Victorine BONNEVILLE; married Gladys LALONDE, 22, Mill Hand, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Gregory LALONDE (b. Cornwall) & Edith DEGAN?; witn Joseph TREMBLAY & Gregery LALONDE, both Cornwall, 26 Apr 1925, Cornwall
|019210-25 Joseph Armand TROTTIER, 27, Operator, St. Thomas Joliette Co Quebec, Mansonville Quebec, s/o Peter TROTTIER & Corine CHARBONNEAU; married Mary Antoinette DANIS (Davis?), 22, Clerk, St. Justine de Newton Quebec, Alexandria, d/o Alexander DANIS & Clementine BOUGIE; witn Peter TROTTIER, St. Jerome Quebec & Alexander DANIS, Alexandria, 17 Sept 1925, Alexandria
019207-25 Arcade TROTTIER, 22, Farmer, Lochiel, Lochiel, s/o Raoul TROTTIER & Eva SECOURS; married Yvonne TROTTIER, 20, Kenyon, Kenyon, d/o Felix TROTTIER & Malvina DECOTTE; witn Raoul TROTTIER, Lochiel & Paul TROTTIER, Alexandria, 3 Jun 1925, Lochiel
019208-25 Eugene TROTTIER, 22, Farmer, East Hawkesbury, East Hawkesbury, s/o Olivier TROTTIER & Lucie POIRIER; married Octavie BELAIR, 20, Lochiel Twp, Lochiel Twp, d/o Joseph BELAIR & Atillie DECOSTE; witn Olivier TROTTIER, Ste. Anne de Prescott & Joseph BELAIR, Glen Robertson, 12 Jan 1925, Glen Robertson
019209-25 Flavien Xavier TROTTIER, 33, Farmer, Ste Telesphore Quebec, Coteau Station, s/o Josephat TROTTIER & Emma LACROIX; married Mary Florida GAREAU, 30, Maid, Alexandria, Alexandria, d/o Joseph GAREAU & Mary BERTRAND; witn Josephat TROTTIER, Coteau Station & Oscar GAREAU, Alexandria, 23 Feb 1925, Alexandria
019205-25 Emery TRUDEAU, 25, Farmer, St. Albert, St. Albert, s/o Adrien TRUDEAU & Marie DEMERS; married Alice DORE, 22, Mill Hand, St. Albert, Cornwall, d/o Joseph DORE & Rose DUTEMPLE; witn Adrien TRUDEAU, St. Albert & Joseph DORE, Cornwall, 7 Jun 1925, Cornwall
019211-25 Charles Edward TRUDEL, 27, Labourer, Ogdensburg, Cornwall, s/o Fred TRUDEL & Janet CHARRON; married Mary Edna LECLAIR, 28, Mill Hand, Cornwall, Cornwall, d/o Louis LECLAIR & Melanie PARE; witn John SAUVE & Louis LECLAIR, both Cornwall, 28 Dec 1925, Cornwall
019206-25 Joseph Francis TYO, 22, Labourer, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Adolphus TYO & Annie ELDERBROOM; married Alice Elizabeth KIRKY, 17, Millhand, St. Andrews West, Cornwall, d/o Harry KIRKY & Laura GREY; witn Robert TYO & Florence TYO, both Cornwall, 27 Jul 1925, Cornwall
019215-25 Almour VACHON, 23, Farmer, East Hawkesbury Twp, East Hawkesbury Twp, s/o Alexander VACHON & Marie Louise BELANGER; married Marie Irene CUERRIER, 20, St. Polycarpe Soulanges Co Quebec, Lochiel Twp, d/o Elzear CUERRIER & Anna LALONDE; witn Alexander VACHON, Ste. Anne de Prescott & Elzear CUERRIER, Glen Robertson, 23 Feb 1925, Glen Robertson
019214-25 James Alexander VALLANCE, 61, Oiler, Louisville NY, Osnabruck, s/o Alexander VALLANCE & Agnes CROSS; married Sarah Lluella May BAKER, 66, Wid, Osnabruck, Osnabruck, d/o Philip Elias EMPEY (b. Osnabruck) & Mary Ann KERR; witn Frank COLQUHOUN & Bertha May BROWN, both Farrans Point, 23 Dec 1925, Woodlands
019216-25 Ernest VARIN, 23, Hotel Employee, Crysler, Crysler, s/o Anthime VARIN & Olivine LAPENSEE; married Aldena LALONDE, 20, Maid in hotel, Finch, Crysler, d/o Alexander LALONDE & Aldina PILON; witn Antheme VARIN, Crysler & Osias? LALONDE, Avonmore, 8 Sept 1925, Crysler
019217-25 Joseph Leon Ernest VILLENEUVE, 26, Butcher, Moose Creek, Lachine Quebec, s/o Joseph [VILLENEUVE] & Margaret DORE; married Mary Cathereine Malvinia GAGNON, Ottawa, Monkland Village, d/o Louis Thomas [GAGNON] & Maria GOW; witn Archie VILLENEUVE, Moose Creek & Lillian GAGNON, Monkland, 7 Sept 1925, Apple Hill
|019222-25 Harold WAITE, 21, Roofer, Avoca Quebec, Buffalo NY, s/o William R or K. WAITE (b. Vankleek Hill) & Florence YOUNG; married Celia RAMSAY, 19, Martintown, Buffalo NY, d/o Joseph RAMSAY (b. Ireland) & Catherine OZIER; wit Rev'd Alexander L. CAMERON & George VASBINDER, both Cornwall, 25 Feb 1925, Cornwall
|019221-25 James Roy WALTERS, 29, Farmer, England, Matilda twp, s/o Philip James WALTERS (b. England) & Ada Blanche BIRK? (Bick?); married Sadie J. WRIGHT, 21, Matilda twp, none given, d/o Thomas WRIGHT (b. Canada) & Bertha CLARKE; wit Mrs. John KIRKER & Samuel HAMILTON, both Brinston, 16 Jun 1925, Iroquois
|019228-25 George Austin WARNER, 20, Farmer, Cornwall twp, Cornwall twp, s/o Cory Austin WARNER (b. Ontario) & Gertrude Grace BUSH; married Hilda Minerva MANSON, 23, Mill Hand, Mille Roches, Cornwall, d/o Gernard MANSON (b. Ontario) & Ida May TYO; wit Mavis Roy MANSON & Lula May ANDREWS, both Mille Roches, 4 Feb 1925, Cornwall
|019223-25 Darwin Tineas WEEGAR, 57, Farmer, Wid, Williamsburg, Osnabruck, s/o Ira WEEGAR (b. Williamsburg) & Elizabeth SAYERS; married Margarite Jane PITTS, 62, Housewife, Wid, Osnabruck, Osnabruck, d/o Jacob MYERS (b. Williamsburg) & Mary Jane TAYLOR; wit George S. WEAGANT & Lenora C. STEWART, both Aultsville, 4 Mar 1925, Osnabruck Twp
|019226-25 George Stanley WELLS, 29, Farmer, Williamsburg, Osnabruck, s/o James Alfred WELLS (b. Williamsburg) & Sarah FUSEE; married Laura Annie GALLINGER, 20, Osnabruck, Osnabruck, d/o Arthur GALLINGER (b. Osnabruck) & Annie MOSS; wit Kenneth GALLINGER & Ada GALLINGER, both Gallingertown, 7? Mar 1925, Aultsville
|019224-25 John Henry WELLS, 62, Farmer, Wid, Williamsburg twp, Williamsburg twp, s/o Peter WELLS (b. Canada) & Mary MERSELLAS; married Mary Minerva HALL, 57, Wid, Matilda twp, Morrisburg, d/o Thomas HALL (b. Ireland) & Harriett TOMPKINS; wit Lester VAN ALLEN & Mrs. L. VAN ALLEN, both Morrisburg, 23 Apr 1925, Morrisburg
|019229-25 Thomas Ross Alexander WESLEY, 23, Labourer, Lancaster twp, Lancaster twp, s/o Thornton WESLEY & Minnie COWAN; married Mary Margaret LALONDE, 22. Lancaster twp, Montreal, d/o Joseph LALONDE & Mary Ann RICHARDSON; wit Stafford WESTLEY & Catherine WESTLEY, both no place given, 13 Apr 1925, Lancaster
|019227-25 Adolphus WHITE, 35, Labourer, Cornwall, Cornwall, s/o Adolphus WHITE (b. Quebec Province) & Elizabeth LALONDE; married Florence Kathleen PRITCHARD, 32, Domestic, Wid, Bath England, Cornwall, d/o Arthur WOONTON (b. Bath England) & Mary Jane HOLLEY; wit Robert COLLISON & Margaret Julia COLLISON, both Cornwall, 3 Feb 1925, Cornwall
|019225-25 James Bruce WHITTAKER, 22, Labourer, Chesterville, Wales, s/o Henry WHITTAKER (b. Ontario) & Sarah CASSELMAN; married Hazel Beatrice EAMON, 20, Wales, Wales, d/o William EAMON (b. Ontario) & Mary WARNER; wit Ethel WHITTAKER & John WHITTAKER, both Chesterville, 5 Dec 1925, Cornwall
|019218-25 Sherwood H. WILSON, 29, Farmer, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, s/o Matthew B. WILSON & Eliza Jane HUGHES; married Laura Alice LANONE, 20, School Teacher, Winchester Twp, Winchester Twp, d/o Joseph Eugene LANONE & Mary PATENAUDE; witn Alcide LANONE & Helen AULT, both Winchester Twp, 30 Oct 1925, Winchester Twp
019219-25 William Fernland WORKMAN, 23, Printer, Winchester Village, Winchester Village, s/o William WORKMAN (b. Canada) & Emma DEGUERRE; married Geneva Daisy COONS, 20, Nurse, Winchester twp., Winchester Village, d/o Arthur COONS (b. Canada) & Lilian JOHNSTON; wit Donald WORKMAN & Sadie OUDERKIRK, both Mountain, 30 Sept 1925, Winchester Village
|019220-25 John Coppin WYATT, 31, Farmer, Osnabruck twp, Osnabruck, s/o Herman WYATT (b. Osnabruck Twp) & Sarah COPPIN; married Winnifred Adelaide TINKESS, 30, Roxborough twp, Osnabruck, d/o Bergin TINKESS (b. Roxborough Twp) & Margaret NORMAN; wit Roy BROWNELL & Myrtle BROWNELL, both Farrans Point, 18 Sept 1925, Aultsville
|019230-25 Howard Henry YOUNG, 26, Farmer, Hawkesbury, Cornwall, s/o Joseph YOUNG (b. Hawkesbury) & Mary Jane BOSTON; married Margaret Isabelle SHAVER, 18, Mill Hand, Osnabruck twp, Cornwall Centre, d/o Peter Henry SHAVER (b. Northfield Stn) & Mary ROMBOUGH; wit William SHAVER, Northfield Stn & Florence BARTON, Mille Roches, 21 Nov 1925, Mille Roches
|019231-25 John Sanford ZERON, 35, Farmer, Matilda twp, Matilda twp, s/o James ZERON (b. Matilda Twp) & Fannie Elizabeth LARMOUR; married Gladys Mary BOUCK, 26, Matilda twp, Matilda twp, d/o George BOUCK (b. Matilda Twp) & Frances Jane RIDLEY; wit Mahlon W. ZERON & Martha A. ZERON, both Iroquois, 7 Mar 1925, Matilda Twp
** 19082-25 McCuaig - McMillan: with enclosed note: "In the matter of an application for a License under the Marriage Act for the solemnization of the marriage of Roderick McCUAIG and Edna Margaret McMILLAN. I, Grace McMILLAN of the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario, High School Pupil, Make oath and Say: 1. That I am the Sister of Edna Margaret McMILLAN of the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry one of the said parties to the intend marriage. 2. That I have personal knowledge of the fact as to the age, date and place of birth of the said Edna Margaret McMILLAN. 3. That the said Edna Margaret McMILLAN was born on the 9th day of July A.D. 1900 in the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario. Sworn before me at the Town of Alexandria in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario this 14 day of October 1925 (signature of Deponent) Grace MACMILLAN"
** 19083-25 McCallum - McDonald: with enclosed note: " In the matter of an application for a License under the Marriage Act for the solemnization of the marriage of R.J. McCALLUM and Agnes Harriet McDONALD. I, Edward McDONALD of the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario, Make oath and Say: 1. That I am the brother of Agnes Harriet McDONALD of the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry one of the said parties to the intended marriage. 2. That I have personal knowledge of the fact as to the age, date and place of birth of the said Agnes Harriet McDONALD. 3. That the said Agnes Harriet McDONALD was born on the 24th day of May A.D. 1895 in the Township of Lochiel in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario. Sworn before me at the Town of Alexandria in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario this 14 day of October 1925 (signature of Deponent) Edward McDONALD"
** re 19085-25 McLaren - Murdock: with enclosed note: "In the matter of an application for a License under the Marriage Act for the solemnization of the marriage of Agnes M. Lewis MURDOCK and Samuel Lawrence McLAREN. I, Mrs. Helen MURDOCK of the Province of Ontario in the County of Dundas in the Township of Matilda, farmer. Make oath and Say: 1. That I am the foster mother of said Agnes M. Lewis MURDOCK of the County of Dundas in the Township of Matilda one of the said parties to the intend marriage. 2. That I have personal knowledge of the fact as to the age, date and place of birth of the said Agnes M. Lewis MURDOCK. 3. That the said Agnes M. Lewis MURDOCK was born on the 19th day of December A.D. 1906 in the Province of Ontario in the County of Dundas in the Township of Matilda. Sworn before me at the Residence of Thomas JOHNSTON in the Province of Ontario in the County of Dundas this 7th day of October 1925 (signature of Deponent) Helen MURDOCK"
** re 19105-25 McIntosh - MacMillan: with enclosed note: "Consent To Marriage – Where either of the parties is under the age of 18 years (The Marriage Act, Sec. 15). I, Allan MACMILLAN of the Township of Finch am the brother of Jeanetta Ann MACMILLAN of Finch and hereby give my consent to the marriage of the said Jeanetta Ann MACMILLAN and James W. McINTOSH of the Tp of Cornwall in the County of Stormont and I hereby declare that the said Jeanetta Ann MACMILLAN is 31 years of age and that I am the person whose consent to the intended marriage is required by section 15 of the Marriage Act endorsed in part hereon. Witness:- Allan R. McMILLAN"
** re 19108-25 McDonald - Carey: with enclosed note: "In the matter of an application for a License under the Marriage Act for the solemnization of the marriage of George Duncan McDONALD and Victoria Eliza CAREY. I, Eva J. O'SHEA of the Village of Williamstown in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario, Merchants wife, Make oath and Say: 1. That I am the Sister of Victoria Eliza CAREY of the Village of Williamstown in the County of Glengarry one of the said parties to the intend marriage. 2. That I have personal knowledge of the fact as to the age, date and place of birth of the said Victoria Eliza CAREY. 3. That the said Victoria Eliza CAREY was born on the 5th day of January A.D. 1878 in the Township of Charlottenburgh in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario. Sworn before me at the Village of Lancaster in the County of Glengarry in the Province of Ontario this 27th day of June 1925 (signature of Deponent) Mrs Eva J. O'SHEA"


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Islamic dreams about Snake Cage Flies find dream interpretations. Meanings & explanations for Snake Cage Flies dictionary!
Snake Cage Flies dream interpretations
Black Beetles, Dung-Flies and all other types of
Dream Explanation
— they symbolise weak people of little or no standing in society.
Flies Dream Explanation
— It could also mean that someone in a high ranking position is influencing their moves or forcing them to do what he wants. If someone who intends a journey sees
sitting on him in a dream, perhaps he should delay his travel plans for while. If one sees
inside his mouth in a dream, it means that some thieves will take refuge or hide in his house. If a fly or a mosquito enters one's ear in a dream, it denotes blessing, status, authority or profits. Killing a fly in a dream means preserving one's health and fitness. If one sees a swarm of
inside his house in a dream, it means that his enemies will cause him losses.
are a weak but a tough enemy. In a dream, a gathering of
somewhere means profits, medicine, cure, abominable actions or committing an act that will bring rebuke.
Flies Dream Explanation
— (Insect) In a dream, a fly represents a weak, lowly and a slanderous person. If he ever benefits anyone, it will be someone of his own kind. Eating
in a dream means earning loathsome money. Seeing
ruminating inside one's stomach in a dream means earning money from a loathsome and a despicable man. Seeing
inside one's body in a dream means mixing with loathsome people. Whatever profits one may gain through them will not last. A large size fly in a dream represents a great enemy who will bring harm to the people and to the economy of the land.
flying over one's head in a dream represent a weak enemy who is desiring to triumph over him.
Cage Dream Explanation
— (Cradle; House; Prison) In a dream, a
represents a prison, a cradle or a house. Entering one's head into a
while walking in the markets in a dream means selling one's house. A
in a dream also signifies complications. Seeing a
inside a courthouse in a dream means marriage.
Cage maker Dream Explanation
— In a dream, a
maker represents a builder, a tailor, marriage, a teacher, a prison guard or a weaver.
Dream Explanation
— (See Marriage)
Dream Explanation
— (See Marriage)
Snake Dream Explanation
— Becoming a
in a dream means being contemptible against one's own religion. Seeing oneself as a half-snake half-human in a dream means being able to neutralize half of the enemy's power. Discovering a
skin which is made from gold in a dream means that one will discover a hidden treasure. If a
swallows someone in a dream, it means that he will reach a powerful position. If one sees a
sitting over his head in a dream, it means that he will earn the respect of people in authority. A field which is covered with snakes in a dream represents a destructive rain. A
with a horn in a dream represents a profitable business.
Snake Dream Explanation
— Killing a
in a dream and staining one's hands with its blood means destroying one's enemy. A
in one's dream also represents a rich enemy, for its poison means money. If one sees snakes being killed in the streets in a dream, it means a war. A small
in a dream represents a little child. Hunting snakes in a dream means tricking or deceiving one's enemies. A black
in a dream represents a strong enemy. A white
in a dream represents a weak enemy. If one sees a
talking to him and saying nice words to him in a dream, it means enjoying pleasant moments with one's adversary, or benefiting at the hands of one's enemy. If the
talks harshly to him in a dream, it means suffering from tyranny and oppression caused by one's enemy.
Snake Dream Explanation
— (Boy; Contemptible person; Enemy; Hidden treasure; Idolatry; Innovators; Power; Unjust ruler; Woman) A
in dream represents a person who lives in a valley. A
in a dream also means enmity from one's in-laws or children, or it could represent the evil and jealousy of one's neighbor. A sleeping
in a dream means a sleeping enemy. As for an unjust person, a water
in a dream means receiving help, or it could represent a verdict. Owning a
in a dream means gaining power and authority. Its flesh represents enemy money, or it could mean joy. If one sees himself wearing the skin of a
in a dream, it means that he will unmask his enmity toward others.
Snake Dream Explanation
— Black snakes and pythons in a dream represent army generals. Water snakes in a dream represent money. If one sees his garden covered with snakes in a dream, it means that its trees will bear fruits and exceed the normal crop. A
coming out of its hole in a dream represents a son. A
leaving one's house in a dream means its destruction or demolition. Killing a
in a dream means marriage. Tapeworms or other intestinal worms in a dream represent one's relatives and their children. Seeing snakes eating on one's table in a dream means separation between friends. Desert snakes in a dream represent highway robbers. In general a
or a serpent in a dream represent jealousy, envy, perfidy, swindling people's properties, deceit and an avowed enmity. (Also see Belt; Sting)
Snake Dream Explanation
— See Serpent.
Possessing a
Dream Explanation
— Possession a
in such a manner that he does not feel any fright is suggestive of wielding power and owning vast lands and properties. The great the
the greater the lands and properties. Such a
does not symbolise an enemy.
Being Bitten by a
Dream Explanation
— If a person sees a
biting him it means his enemy will harm him as much as he will be harmed by the
Killing a
Dream Explanation
— The one who kills the
will gain victory over his enemy. Leaving the
in two pieces means he will do likewise to his enemy.
Snake-cucumber Dream Explanation
— (Cucumber; Large cucumber; Squirting cucumber) Seeing or eating the large variety of cucumber known as snake-cucumber in a dream means blessed money, a good business, or buying a new property. On the other hand, a snake-cucumber in a dream may represent money that does not remain long in one's hand. If a woman sees a snake-cucumber in a dream, it means that she is pregnant. (Also see Cucumber)
Fearing a
Dream Explanation
— Fearing a
without seeing one means he will be protected against his enemy. He will not be terrorized. And if he sees the
it means he will be terrorized but no harm will come to him.
Snake charmer Dream Explanation
— (Diphtheria; Quinsy; Tracer; Tracker) A
charmer in a dream represents mixing with evil people, participating in a competition, or racing against one's enemy. If a sick person sees himself sitting with his snakes in a dream, it means that he will recover from his illness and live a long and a happy life. If the basket carries silkworms instead of a
in his dream, it means repentance of a sinner, or prosperity of a poor person, or it could mean changing a bad profession for a good one. The presence of a
charmer in a dream also represents the presence of a deceiver, any taunting profession, or it could mean an illness or suffocation. (Also see Tracker)
Snake bite Dream Explanation
— (See Snake; Sting)
Fighting a
Dream Explanation
— Fighting a
means a person will fight his enemy. Overpowering it means he will gain victory over him. And if he is overpowered it means he will be defeated.
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HOWARD MEGDAL: To be certain, I find things to enjoy in all the seasons. But compared to Spring, the other three seasons are merely failures to live up to the promise brought about by the magical time between late March and late June.
Spring dawns as baseball season begins. Throughout Springtime, your team can dream of pennants flapping in the breeze. By the time Summer is over, both your pennant hopes and, indeed, the breeze itself have long since disappeared. Fall is for watching other teams live out your dream. Winter denies you any baseball at all.
Indeed, spring provides ideas about how perfect your Summer is to be. Summer then disappoints. In fact, most of the hot-but-not-unbearable days the media would have you believe are part of Summer come, yes, in Springtime. Remember that Memorial Day barbecue? Summer tries to claim it- people attempt to call it the unofficial start of Summer. Well, it's nothing to do with Summer. That's peak-era, juicy Spring there.
It's an easy mistake to make. You're mistaking it with that godawful 103-degree August day with ridiculous humidity that made you want to crawl inside your air conditioning. That's Summer.
As for Fall, perhaps you prefer your occasional Spring-like days to be surrounded by falling leaves (which are all dead, by the way), along with the occasional scent in the air of Winter. There's Halloween, of course, the Child Molester's Christmas, and Thanksgiving, where you can see your Spring hopes and dreams personified by the turkey, stuffed and inanimate, on your dining room table.
But notice that when the weather gets particularly nice for Fall- you know, normal for Spring, but Fall is graded on a curve- it is called Indian Summer. Generally, 75 degrees qualifies as Indian Summer. Unless Indians start their Summer in April, this is a huge misnomer. That's Indian Spring, baby.
And Winter? Really? I mean, snow is pretty. For a few minutes. Then it is dark gray sludge that kills thousands of drivers a year. When you're walking in that Winter Wonderland, try not to trip on all the gravestones.
And January, February or March, the hope comes when temperature climbs into the 50s, or even the 60s- is Spring here? That's the mark of a great season, Winter- everyone keeps hoping you are over already. People will manhandle a groundhog, and make a national holiday, simply for the off-chance that an unsightly caged animal will deliver us from Winter.
Ah, but not just deliver from Winter- but into Spring.
JESSICA BADER: Ask just about any child in the United States what their favorite season is, and summer will be the answer you get. It's not hard to figure out why – summer is the time of year with no school. Yet even though I'm now at the stage of my life where I work full-time just as much in July and August as any other months, summer is still special to me.
Now, summer is far from perfect. The need for air conditioning is enough to double my electric bill, most of my favorite television shows are off until September, and the public discourse descends to its most idiotic and sensationalist level (yes, Ground Zero Mosque Death Panels, I'm looking at you). But what makes summer a wonderful time is more than enough to outweigh this.
The warm sunshine of summer brings with it not needing to wear a jacket. Corduroys and boots go into storage while cropped leggings and flip-flops become part of your daily uniform (at least if you're in the kind of workplace that lets you get away with that). Weekends are enjoyed not by staying cooped up inside away from the elements, but by basking in the glorious weather at a nearby park and enjoying some tasty treats. The baseball season has stabilized to the point where Mark Teixeira is above the Mendoza Line and Livan Hernandez is no longer leading the league in ERA, but as long as you don't live in Pittsburgh or Baltimore the local team is still in the thick of it. Even at work, things feel more laid-back, as half the office is on vacation along with two-thirds of everyone you do business with.
Summer is a time to step back from the frenetic pace of the rest of the year and catch some rays, to act like a kid even when you now have adult responsibilities. You'll miss it when it's gone, finding every excuse not to put those flip-flops away just yet.
MOLLY SCHOEMANN: I can't say exactly why Fall is my favorite season, but that almost seems appropriate. Sometimes the things you love the most defy explanation. Sure, I can name many, many reasons why Fall is a wonderful season, but most of those reasons are bittersweet, and tinged with melancholy. Kind of like Fall!
The colors of Fall are beautiful, for one thing—a bright, festive explosion of autumnal splendor. Granted, leaves do turn dazzling right before they die, so that's a bit of a downer. But they'll be back. In the meantime, you can console yourself by going apple-picking and drinking cider. Biting into a crisp Fall apple right off the tree in the height of the season? There's nothing like it.
Then there's the rest of the Fall palette. October Fest beer comes onto the scene, and pumpkin-flavored beer and pumpkin spice coffee. And if you don't love pumpkin-flavored things, how do you feel about sweaters? Sweaters are great! And so is wearing cozy socks, and jackets, and leaving the windows open in late afternoon even as the chill in the air gradually becomes more pronounced. Oh, and let's not forget soup. And hot tea! Suddenly baking becomes fun again, too, which is a relief after spending an entire summer leaving the oven off because it will heat up the house, which is already a sauna. And did I mention chili? Eating warming foods is silly during Spring and Summer, and often not helpful enough in Winter. But in Fall? It's the perfect amount of comfort.
And can we talk about Fall holidays? Even if you don't get Columbus Day off (and I'm not saying anything either way about the validity of lauding Columbus, but I really love that holiday Monday), many jobs inexplicably give employees Thanksgiving Day AND The Day After Thanksgiving off. And Thanksgiving itself is a lovely holiday, given that its main focus is getting together with friends and family, cooking all day and then eating lots more food than you really should. And to top it off, there's Halloween! The main focus of which is dressing up and eating candy!
Plus, if you're something of a pessimist like me, you appreciate the sweet sadness of Fall. The sky never looks more brilliantly blue than it does in Fall. The days are still fairly long, and the sun still heats things up in the middle of the day, but when the wind blows it brings with it the faint, troubled scent of winter's approach. I love that smell! The smell of lower temperatures to come; the feeling that Winter is inexorably approaching. Fall is a long, beautiful, resigned shrug. A knowing look in the form of a season. You and Fall both know that harder times are on the way. But that knowledge only makes Autumn's brief beauty that much more brilliant.
AKIE BERMISS: 'Tis the season for a Season-off, but who among us shall speak for Winter? Is there any man-jack among you courageous enough to be Winter's champion in her hour of need? None! None shall shall stand for her?! Then you give me no choice: I will take up the cause. I was born in April and so many feel I should have an affinity for Spring (which I actually kind of hate) when, in truth, the greater part of my gestation would clearly have taken part during Autumn and Winter. If I was on time (and I usually am!) I would've been conceived in July or August. In fact, I have long considered myself Winter's son. And she has been a great mother to me.
I love the cold, dark months. I know we North-Easterners have been conditioned to pine for the tropics when things get cold but, actually, I hate to leave down when things are their most cold. I love to wake up at 7am in December and January and have it still be night-dark outside. I love the sudden, piercing light of morning. The bright, un-warming daytime. And the all-too-soon resumption of darkness in the evening. It is in Winter, most of all, that *I* wake to sleep. It is Winter when that first cup of coffee in the morning is so precious. When you step outside for the first time in the morning and your breath is foggy before you. How can you not love those things?
And Winter is the best time for my wardrobe. All Summer long, I wear like two pairs of shorts, a couple of different t-shirts and a smatter of long sleeve shirts here and there. I mean, you hardly wear anything — so why get a lot of it? I don't need thirty pairs of shorts, after all. I basically live out of one drawer all Spring and Summer. Then there is Autumn, when most people start to complain about needing to find pants, I simply open up my closet and drink deep the various hanging garnets. Coats, jackets, cardigans, pull-overs, flannels… turtle-necks!… argyle sweaters and sweater-vests, sports jackets. I could go on. I have a whole slew of hats I can only really find an excuse to wear during Winter. Also, Winter is when its ok to walk around the house in a house-coat all day. Like, I don't want to get dressed, but it is a bit cold: better put on a robe.
Who doesn't like walking around in a robe?
I went to college in upstate New York. Winter lingers well in to the first week of April up there. And Autumn ends abruptly in mid-November. Basically, winter comes on strong and stays for breakfast. And I loved it. We usually finished up classes mid-December and weren't due back until the end of January. I always found a reason to go back. Sometimes I got a campus job or I house-sat for a professor. Eventually, when I lived off-campus, you couldn't tear me away from my upstate apartment. Many was the blizzard and icy-rain torrent I out lasted in that little haven. The upstairs apartment of an old rectory — complete with a functioning fireplace in the bedroom. And a view, on the cold clear nights, of the Civil War era cemetery out back.
Never was I more pleased to be up there than when it got cold out and I made a big fire to last the night. Had a couple of good books and a handle of bourbon.
See, the thing about Winter is you got to know how to love it. Summer is too easy. Too warm, too eager to please. Spring is too young — too changeable. Is it warm or chilly? Will it rain or shine? Autumn, I love you. We all agree that you're the belle of the ball… so colorful, so brisk, so enchanting. But, er, who's your friend? The quiet one? Yeah — I'd like to get to know her. It'll take some wooing, I bet, but the relationship will last and last and last.
I'm sorry to see her go every year. Spring is a paltry half-season in comparison and could never take Winter's place. But the sense of relief I get when Summer starts to fade, when Autumn comes around, when the skies get higher and clearer — its such a delight. Winter is on her way. I'm back in Brooklyn now, but when she comes, I pour myself a drink, light a cigar and pine for that old apartment and its fireplace and the Winter wind howling, seductively, through the eaves.


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A wildlife charity reckons that lots more wind turbines should be built in Britain to help the environment.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) says that climate change is threatening lots of bird species.
They reckon that building more wind farms, which give us energy without making harmful gases, could help protect them.
They want a lot of research done to find sites that will not disturb rare or nesting birds.
Ruth Davis from the RSPB says that "left unchecked, climate change threatens many species with extinction."
Britain is one of the worst countries in Europe when it comes to wind power.
In 2007, just 2% of the UK's energy came from the wind, compared with 29% in Denmark, 20% in Spain and 15% in Germany.


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Subject: RE: [htdig] Words and files not being found or indexed
From: Heriberto Cantu (email@example.com)
Date: Fri Dec 15 2000 - 16:10:07 PST
I supouse that your web server is run by Linux or Unix.
And that you login and get in Linux/Unix.
That be your account prompt.
$ _
And that you have access to write a file on the main directory of
your server.
Then you change to that directory with the command :
$cd /home/httpd/html
I supose that this is the main directory of your web server.
Now I going to create a html file that contain all files in all
directories down the main directory /home/httpd/html and I'm going
to name it all_links_of_my_web_site.html with the command.
$ find . -depth -print | awk '{ print ""$1""}' - >
That command must be typed in one line and the symbol $ is your prompt.
Check the file size and adjust htdig.conf max_doc_size to have a
greater value so it be read til the end.
Now you have a file that points to every file in your site. Now tell
htdig to index this file in the start_url.
start_url: http://your.domain/all_links_of_my_web_site.html
Good Luck
---- Heriberto Cantu http://www.elinux.com.mx Monterrey, Mexico Tel: (8)129-1121 Cel: 0448-256-8807
At 05:10 p.m. 15/12/00 +0000, you wrote: >Trying to understand the last message from Heriberto: > >Are you saying that you can create a file which contains all URLs for the site and >thereby aid in indexing the site? > >What does $ find . -depth -print mean? Is it supposed to be typed somewhere? >If so, where? > >When you say "complete path to file" do you actually mean "files" (plural)? > >Where would you enter or use it? In the server? Under a given sub-directory? >At the prompt on the browser? > >What does "awk" mean? > >What do you mean by "pipe the output"? > >What do you mean by "print the link"? > >What is the significance of "$1? > >What is someone supposed to do with this? Type it? Insert it? >If so, where? > >If you could be more specific, I'll try to follow. > >Thanks. > >At 04:49 PM 12/15/00 -0600, you wrote: >>Maybe a better idea is to use find to create such file. >>$ find . -depth -print >> >>And now you have the complete path to the file. >> >>You just need to pipe the output to awk and print the >>link "$1 >> >>Good Luck >> >>At 09:09 a.m. 15/12/00 +0000, you wrote: >>>At 18:46 14/12/2000 -0500, Geoff Hutchison wrote: >>>>You can list as many URLs as you want in the start_url attribute, or you >>>>can also include a file into the htdig.conf. e.g.: >>>> >>>>start_url: `/path/to/urls.txt` >>> >>> >>>I guess this would be the way to do it, excuse me if I'm stating the obvious. >>> >>>Go to your root directory (For your web docs) eg /news/archive >>>ls -R > temp.file >>> >>>you'l get eg >>> >>>/news/archive: >>> >>>file1 file2 file3 >>> >>>write a short script to parse temp.file >>> >>>find a line that ends in : >>>strip the : >>> >>>write to urls.txt >>> >>>the line that ended in : (- the colon)/file1 >>>the line that ended in : (- the colon) /file2 >>>... >>>till you find another line that end in : >>> >>>Actually i think there's a far easier way to do this >>>in perl but I can't think of it off the top of my head. >>> >>>Maybe a Feature Request? - Ability to give a start directory >>>and index the files in the directory tree? (Or was that another ht:// >>product) >>> >>> Dunk >>> >>> >>> >>>>-- >>>>-Geoff Hutchison >>>>Williams Students Online >>>>http://wso.williams.edu/ >>>> >>>> >>>>------------------------------------ >>>>To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to >>>>email@example.com >>>>You will receive a message to confirm this. >>>>List archives: <http://www.htdig.org/mail/menu.html> >>>>FAQ: <http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html> >>> >>> >>>------------------------------------ >>>To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to >>>firstname.lastname@example.com >>>You will receive a message to confirm this. >>>List archives: <http://www.htdig.org/mail/menu.html> >>>FAQ: <http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html> >>> >>> >>---- >>Heriberto Cantu >>http://www.elinux.com.mx >>Monterrey, Mexico >>Tel: (8)129-1121 >>Cel: 0448-256-8807 >> >> >> >>------------------------------------ >>To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to >>firstname.lastname@example.com >>You will receive a message to confirm this. >>List archives: <http://www.htdig.org/mail/menu.html> >>FAQ: <http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html> > >------------------------------------------------------------- >The Nationalist Movement >PO Box 2000 >Learned MS 39154 >(601) 885-2288 >Clinic: http://www.nationalist.org/board/html/index.php >Crosstarlist: http://www.nationalist.org/docs/resources/list.html >E-mail: mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com >Forum: http://www.nationalist.org/forum/index.php >Home Page: http://www.nationalist.org >ICQ: 5429992 >Newsgroup: alt.national >Views not necessarily those of The Nationalist Movement >© 2000 by The Nationalist Movement >------------------------------------------------------------- > >END > > >------------------------------------ >To unsubscribe from the htdig mailing list, send a message to >email@example.com >You will receive a message to confirm this. >List archives: <http://www.htdig.org/mail/menu.html> >FAQ: <http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html> > >
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Matrix Storage Cubes - Gaiam
From family room to home office, you'll be able to "recycle" this versatile eco storage system into a media center or room divider. Raffia of beige and black tones, created from the sustainable Acacia tree, has been hand-woven over a solid Acacia wood frame with a protective lacquer for extra durability. Each unit is sold separately to make it easier for you to customize. Choose from open cube, wine rack cube, storage bin or tray set.
I first saw these foldable recycling bags a few years ago and I still love them!Tags: home, gifts, green, home decor, eco, bags, recycle, trash, containersAdded 8 Years Ago from Gaiam
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Big excitement here today about the Guardian Teacher Network survey that will go live at 6.30 this evening.
Thousands of teachers were interviewed about how the profession is changing and their answers paint a vivid picture of what it's really like to work in a school these days.
Jessica Shepherd and Wendy Berliner have been poring through the responses to pick out trends - and the Guardian Teacher Network blog will feature masses of teachers voices speaking frankly about their lives.
More education news from the Guardian and Observer
• Students fear plans to reform law on squatting may outlaw sit-ins. The NUS is warning of a campaign against any move to criminalise protest tactics:
"The idea that peacefully occupying your own campus might be taken away from you is something that we simply won't take."
• We have a gorgeous picture gallery of the new Central Saint Martins campus which we've been watching grow across the road from the Guardian. It'll be fascinating to see what effect a huge injection of art students will have on an area with few aesthetic claims.
• And still on an arty theme - congrats to architect Zaha Hadid whose Z-shaped school in Brixton, south London, has beaten the hot favourite, the Olympic velodrome, to win the 16th annual RIBA Stirling prize for architecture. The Observer's architecture correspondent Rowan Moore comments:
"At a time when Michael Gove, and his cheerleader Toby Young, are denouncing architects for robbing the public, and denying that good design has anything to do with good education, here is a prize for a school of extreme architectural ambition."
Education news from around the web
• An alarming row's erupted over the Twitter musings of Chris Weadon, head of scientific research at the exam board AQA, who has criticised the academies programme and changes to school league tables. According to the Telegraph, AQA said last night it had launched an investigation into claims he broke strict internal rules governing use of social networking websites - and it could take disciplinary action.
The announcement comes after Nick Gibb, the schools minister, wrote to AQA claiming some of Wheadon's postings smacked of political bias and bordered on defamation. His account has been deleted, but @schoolduggery tweets:
"Chris Wheadon provided research-based analysis of govt policy and Gibb's attempt to destroy his career is nasty"
and later adds:
"Anyone unfamiliar with Chris Wheadon's work might like this cached example of his fine blog (and last twitter updates)."
• Still with the Telegraph: Up to 6,000 undergraduates will be taught at colleges instead of universities from next year as part of a coalition plan to drive down student tuition fees, while up to 2,300 places could be cut from elite Russell Group institutions. The disclosure is made as part of Labour research into radical reforms to higher education funding in 2012.
• The BBC reports that universities minister David Willetts held at least 12 meetings with for-profit education firms before publishing his plans for university reform for England, including two companies accused of recruitment or public loan fraud in the US.
• Chris Woodhead, former Ofsted chief, says the school leaving age should be 14:
"If a child at 14 has mastered basic literacy and numeracy, I would be very happy for that child to leave school and go into a combination of apprenticeship and further education training and a practical, hands-on, craft-based training that takes them through into a job."
Mossbourne Academy head Michael Wilshaw looks set to become the new head of Ofsted.
• If you've not stumbled across it yet, do make sure you look at the FT's comprehensive analysis of GCSE results over four years, which demonstrates that the achievement gap between poorer and wealthier children narrowed during Labour's last term of office.
Education seminars from Guardian Professional
The Guardian Teacher Network runs training sessions for teachers throughout the year in Yorkshire and London. Upcoming courses include:
Is your school thinking of becoming an academy?
This seminar will provide an independent view of the advantages and disadvantages of converting to academy status. It will look at the process of conversion, the implications of academy status, and the support and funding available. November 30, in London. February 21, 2012 in Yorkshire
Protecting young people in a digital age
Led by school digital safety experts, this one-day course will provide safeguarding policy and Ofsted criteria updates, as well as looking at social media and offering practical advice to help your school develop its digital safety policies. February 1, 2012 in London. February 8, 2012 in Yorkshire.
For a full list visit the Guardian Teacher Network
Teachers seminars from the Guardian Education Centre
Reading for pleasure - bringing classics to life
This half-day conference for secondary school teachers will explore the use and teaching of classic books from Dickens and beyond. Keynote speakers will be Simon Callow, actor and Dickens enthusiast, and Judy Golding, daughter of William Golding, author of Lord of the Flies.
20 October, London.
Insight into digital journalism
Spend a day at the Guardian and find out how an international news media organisation works. The seminar will focus on aspects of digital journalism including writing and editing for a news website, the relationship between print and web journalism, live blogging, the use of social media, podcasting and video production.
2 November, Kings Place, London.
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Lisa May, 25, from Cheltenham, was in Phi Phi when the tsunami struck on Boxing Day and has not been in contact with her family since.
Her father John and sister Nicola have now both flown to Thailand to co-ordinate the search.
Lisa went to Thailand with her family two weeks ago to act as bridesmaid at Nicola's wedding. She stayed to spend Christmas with friends.
'Hoping for best'
Mr May arrived in Bangkok on Friday and said misleading reports and damaged phone lines were making the search very difficult.
"We still haven't heard anything. The information we get is misinformation.
"Nobody knows where anybody is. There are thousands still lost," he said.
Lisa's former boyfriend, David Smalley, 28, of Winchcombe, Cheltenham, said he last heard from her on December 23.
"She texted me to say she had slipped over and broken a tooth and was trying to
send me a picture of what she looked like on the phone," he said.
He added that he was in regular touch with Lisa's family out in Thailand and
was relaying messages to concerned friends.
"Nobody is thinking the worst at the moment. We are all hoping for the best."


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Chat-Boards are a colorful and stylish take on the traditional white-board. Made from color infused safety-laminated glass, these magnetic memo boards are available in 18 designer colors and various sizes. A big hit with designers and home owners alike, Chat-Board provides depth and functionality in any room with its glossy surface and clean, modern design.Chat-Boards from sizes 20 x 30 cm to (and including) 120 x 120 cm are attached on the wall through keyholes in the steel plate attachment. All of these sizes can be attached both horizontally and vertically.
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