Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-07

ous the past week.
We are indebted to w. j. Holden
for late Southampton, Ont. papers.
Work is being pushed rapidly for
ward on ID. Mills new store building.
The Misses Beals. Of Port Huron.
visited with NJ. II. Grandy during the
holidays.
Delos Hillker spent New Years
day with his parents and other friends
at Almont.
C. +. Roswell and family spent
New Years with r. II. Bales and fain-
lily at Vassar.
WIN. Harvey, of INLAY City. was
the guest of NJ V. Richardson and
family the first of this week.
We understand that w. ID. Ram
shaw has sold his house and lot in this
place and will move away soon.
Donald Macarthur, of Cass City,
visited with his nephew. Donald Nc
Arthur, in this place this week.
Rev. S. G.. BATHS started for the
South yesterday morning. He will
hold meetings OH his line of march.
The Misses Nellie and Emma
Smith, of Old Brockway were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Effrick during the
holidays.
Read the EXPosIToR Bookstore ad.
IN this issue. A full line of school
books, station cry and fancy goods al
ways in stock.
Rus. Wallace, and the Misses Wal
lace and Sutherland, of Detroit, spent
New Years with Jas, Wallace and
wife of this place.
You will find as good line of
School Books and School Supplies at
the EXPosIToR Book Store as is kept
IN the village. Call and examine.
The Brockway Centre Fantastic
Toe Club will give their next dance
on Tuesday evening, Jan. II. at which
all members are requested TO be pres
ent.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach |
Sunday morning at ii O'Clock and af- |
ternoun at 3. in A. c. chapel. Come |
out ana hear some things worth hear
ing.
Mrs. Bell and family, of Lexing-
ton, who have been visiting with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Niggeman in this place dur
ing holidays returned home on Satur-
day.
Miss Holder who has been spend
ing her vacation during the holidays
with -. G.. Williams and family and
other friends in this place returned to
her home in Port Huron on Saturday
asst.
The party given by the Brockway
Centre Fantastic Toe Club on New
Years eve was largely attended and
every body SAYS" it was the best held
,et." The next will be held Tuesday
.vening Jan. 12.
"A religious exchange remarks;
AN editors brain needs rest and
change" This is a very sad mistake.
It's the editors pocket book that needs
change" and it wouldn't do any harm
q give his scissors "a rest, - OCCASION
lily.
What might have been disastrous
ire 10 the villag', had it been allowed
% get under beadway. occurred in the
ailor shop of John B. Kiel on Wednes-
lay forenoon. When it WAS discover-
d large hole was burned in the ao,r
nd the stove had fallen through. Mr..
nd Mrs. Kiel were away from home
It the time and some of those who
we're near by rushed in and with a few
,ails of water put the ire out. 1t is
the fire caught from the stove.
Monday evening about 48 persons
rom this place chartered 4 train and
vent to Port Huron to witness the
lay "Shane-na-Lawn" produced by
V. j. Scanlan, supported by strong
ompany. The play was good and the
ide down and back was pleasant and ,
arriving home about IL ,
clock that evening well pleased with
heir evenings entertainment. We
hink that when good companies visit
'ort Huron similar trip would be IN
rider as often as thought advisable.
he railroad company were very kind
n furnishing the special train for the
ccasion.
"A. r. Carlisle, who has been the
raveling representative of G. A. Jex's ,
Wholesale candy factory for the past
our years, will retire from the road
d few weeks and establish himself
D business in this city. He will oc-
upy the store corner OF Huron-ave. {
nd West Butler-st., to be vacated by
}. Newell, and will be a wholesaler {
nd retailer Of confectionery, tobacco J
nd cigars. Mr.. Carlisle is a success !.
ul young man, has hosts of friends i'm !,
'ort Huron and Eastern Michigan,
nd will build up big trade here.
We wish him very prosperous Ca G
eer. Sunday Herald.
"A woman never iorgets her lovers. (
weet, sad dream, and she counts them
8 the nun counts her beads in her de-
Otions. But man t0rgets. He
ont care much. A woman at 60 is ]
lways serious ana sensible, and il left y
widow she lives true to her memoir !:
Is, and comforts herself with her chill {
rem and grandchildren. But a wild /
wer OF three score years is the biggest a
Dol upon earth. There ought tn be a '
prison for boys under six
cen and widowers over 60. An old :
'idower will put Grape or his hat and
ye his beard, and start out on n1at-
ilDonial skirmish IN two or three
lo1ths after the funeral.
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