Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-03
Local Expositions.


Rather rough weather of late.
New Years passed off very quietly
in this place.
--Robt. Brown is the happies! man
in town-;t's boy.
Call on Geo. n. Turner and get
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. Hydorn, of Port Huron,
made us short visit on Thursday
last.
The trains have been running very
irregular Of late on account Of the
snow.
Mr.. and Mra. Peter Cook. of
Springfield, Ont, is visiting with Enos
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A. Palmer, of St.
Catharines, Ont, are visiting at A.
Petit's.
Mrs. Francis Frank and son. of
Strathroy, are visiting at Thos.
Rapleys.
We are going to have the Utica
and Lexington X. II. and dent you
forget ID,
Mart Grandy, of Port Huron,
spent New Years with his parents in
this place.
Rev. Jas. Macarthur. of Cass City,
is visiting with his nephew, Donald
Macarthur.
How many Is there who have
made good resolutions for this year,
will keep themP
j. Il. Menzies. of Amherstburg.
Ont, is visiting with his brother. ye
editor. this week.
Horace Baker and wife, Of Por:
Huron, visited with w. n. McKenna
and family the past week.
Mrs. Evans and daughter, of
Strathroy, are visiting with Nicholas
Hayes and other friends in this vicinity.
Remember Geo. n. Turner when
you are In need Of dry goods, groceries,
boots, shoes, notions, etc. He has
& complete line.
There will be a railroad meeting
at the school house in Roseburg on
Friday evening Jan. 4th. All are In
vited to come out.
Andrew Paisley returned to this
place. he and l. n. Empy having
dissolved partnership in the hotel
business at Richmond.
Mrs. Geo. Lawrence left for Mil
lington, Mich, Monday, accompanied
by her father, J. Mason. who spent
part of the holidays with her here.
Elder J. III. Patton. of Almont,
will preach In the A. G. chapel Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock and evening at
I o'clock. Come out and hear him.
We return thanks TO The Charles
a. Vogler Co. for copy of their Sec
ond annual st. Jacobs Oil Family
Calendar for 1SS4-'S5. 1t is neatly
printed little book and contains a lot
of useful information.
&C. w. McKinnon has secured
position as agent for the Richmond
Review and left for that place last
Saturday. Mack is live wide-a-wake
young fellow and we are sure he will
meet with success i'll his new field of
labor.
The railroad meeting last Saturday
night, in Duties Hall, was a rouser.
The amount subscribed by those pres
ent was over $1,000. Let those who
have not subscribed as yet do equally
as well as those who have and we will!
geL the railroad. And not unless you do.
Jas. Menzies, cf the Brockway
Centre EXPoSIToR, passed through
Port Huron yesterday on his way TO
armada, where he is to we'd one Of the
fair daughters of that beautiful hamlet.
Port Huron Telegraph. You are
wreng Bro. 1t is false report. 4
passed through Port Huron but with
no such intentions as you speak of.
When / get older l may think aboutit.
The funeral of Joshua Wedge, un-
der the direction Of the +. 81 A. NJ.
Lodge, Of this town, took place at the
NJ. +. church last Friday at II o'clock
noon. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Geo. Hunt, of Fargo. The
brethren In body marched from the
lodge to decelsed's late residence, from
there to the church and thence by con-
veyances to the Old Brockway ceme-
tary. AT the grave j. G. MeKsnna,
w NJ, assisted by the brethren pres
ent, in confo. nifty with the ussges of
the Order, and aE the special request
of our deceased brother whose memory
we revere. and whose loss we deeply
deplore, we assembled in the character
of Masons, to resign his body to the
earth, whence it came, and to offer up
20 his memory the last tribute of our
affection; thereby demonstrating the
sincerity of our past esteem, and our
steady attachments to the principals
of the Order. We are unable to give
particulars of his past life this week
but will endeavor to have them by