Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-08-28
Miss Minnie Creighton is here at

present visiting her many friends.
TWENTY-FIVE different styles OF
gents hats just received at Holden
Bros.
Miss Ruttan, Of Lapeer, was the
guest of Rev. l.. Clark and family the
past week.
--Chas Townsend has returned from
the college ut Adrian to his home in
this place.
--Remembar the Masonic Dedica-
tion and supper at this place Thurs
day, Sept H..
Don't forget the excursion Satur-
day, Aug. 3Oth. to Niagara Falls.
Fare only 1925.
Everybody is invited to the Ma
sonic Dance and Supper Thursday
evening. Sept 18th
Two weeks from Thursday is the
day set for the dedication of the new
Masonic Hall in this place.
Mrs. Boice, of Port Huron, has
been here during the past week visit
ing her daughter, Miss c. Boice.
We are IN receipt Of the Premium
list to the Great st Louis Fair and
Geological Gardens, To be held Oct. 9th
to l1th.
- Miss HuntOon, of Marine City, is
visiting Mrs. Levi Morrill,, her sister,
and other friends in this vicinity at
present.
Mrs. l.. Fraser. of Port Huron.
has been visiting her relatives and
many friends in this place during the
past week.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Granger, of
Memphis, We're the guests of Mrs. o.
| l.. Ashley and other friends in this
vicinity one day last week.
Geo Cough is fitting up the north
room upstairs in his brothers build
ing for photograph gallery. 1t will
soon be ready for him to move into.
Miss Emma Petit and Miss Betsy
Robinson have left the employ of j..
B. Kiel and are now working for G..
Andreae & Sons in their tailoring
establishment.
The dance and supper to be given
by the Masonic Fraternity or this
place promises to be a grand affair.
Flrst-class music will be in attendance.
All are invited.
Bear in mind that there is to be
races given by the Driving Park AS.
sociation on their grounds in this
place on Thursday next. A lively
days sport is anticipated.
The carpenters are at work fitting
up the store in the Chamberlain block,
lately occupied by O. w. Mills as a
hardware store, for Miss C.. Boice,
where she will remove her millinery
stock Wednesday, Sept. 3rd. Notice
her change of adv. in this issue.
VIM Clark, son of S. B. Clark. of
ut st Ignace met with sad accident
while acting as brakeman on the De.
troit. Mackinaw 81 Marquette II. X.
one day last week. He fell between
the cars and was cut to pieces. He
was well known in this vicinity hav-
ing lived here for Il good many years.
Some men think it is great to blow
about their muscular powers and their
imaginary fights of the past with hopes
of terrifying the rising generation by
trying to make them believe they are
standing in the presence of man-eat-
er; but those are found to be the most
consumate towards of the land. a
good specimen of the above was we'll
represented short time ago 10y bounc-
ing upon a poor cripple over dispute
about game of croquet.
Miller Il Hopkins, of the Vassar
Times, will give an excursion from
Vassar and other points in that coun-
try to Niagara Falls on Saturday, Aug.
30th. The train will run over the
Saginaw division of the Pt III. ~ N.
w. R'y to Port Huron then cross and
take the G. w. R'y for Niagara Falls.
The fare for the round trip from
Brockway Centre is 1926, good to re-
turn Sunday night or Monday Sept.
1st. No reason for staying at home as
the expenses will be small and the fare
is very low.
Michigan conference of the M. Il.
church is being held here this week,
commencing Wednesday and continu-
ing the rest of the week. The minist-
ers and delegates and wives number
about 20O All have been provided
with boarding places. There will be
meetings every evening this week and
on Sunday both morning and evening
in both M. Z. and M. p. churches.
There will be services in the Bidleman
school house at 2 80 p. m. on Sunday
and at I 80 in the M. i. church Old
Brockway, also at Lynn in the morn
ing and Coles in the afternoon.
The public entertainment given
by the singing class under the direc.
tion of w. III. Sutphin in the M. L.
church in this place. on Monday even
ing, Aug. %, although not very well
attended was deserving of crow ded
house. The class in general did re-
markably well. Those who took
special parts IN the Duets and quar-
tetts were well selected, singing and
acting their parts to perfection. The
selections sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Sut-
phin added greatly to the harmony of
the entertainment. Mr.. Sutphin has
"A splendid way of imparting his know
ledge Of music to his pupils, all being
well satisfied with the lesson they
have learned through his instruction.
lie is a gentleman in every respect
and should he again visit this place
for the purpose of getting up "a class
all of his old scholars and as many
more new ones would welcome him
back.