Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-01

Palace Nall Furniture Store is now
packed full of handsome holiday fur
niture. If you are thinking of making
n Christmas gift, what could possibly
be more appreciated in the home than
a nice parlor suit or bed room suit, an
easy chair or rocker, n centre table or
II lounge? | have gentlemen's arm
chairs from 81 so to SO; ladies' rockers
from Sl.75 to $50. My order book is
now open, and goods may be selected +,
and will be carefully marked and put
away for delivery Christmas. will
pay freight on every article purchased
from now until Christmas. Remember
her place-Palace Hall Furniture Store,
Port Huron, Mich. w. j. MILFORD.
Next Thursday evening, Jan. 9Th, is
the date fixed by Yale tent, No. SO, X
O. 7. NJ, for holding their public i'm.
! stailation and oyster supper in Mich
aels' hall. d. =. Markey, of West
! Branch, supreme Commander and
| Past Great Commander of the X. o. r.
! NJ, Miss Lcota l.. Becker, OF Muskc-
| gOn, Great Commander of the l.. O. Il.
NJ, and Rev. l.. W. Wallace, of Capac.
a prominent Sir Knight and organizer,
will he present and deliver interesting
! speeches. Arrangements are being
made for vocal and instrumental mu.
sic. supper will be served from to
O'Clock, Program immediately follow
ing. No pains or expense are being
spared 10 make this an enjoyable affair
You are cordially invited to be present.
Admission - cents.
The Christmas entertainments AZ
both the NJ. l.. and NJ. =. churches
were very fine this year and the little
ones as we'll as older, were delighted.
At the NJ. +. church, IL representation
OF the st. Clair tunnel was made, with
Il reflector placed inside TO represent
the coming train. The sight was very
pretty and unique, the program was
well carried out and all the children
made happy with their presents. At
the NJ. 7. church a New England
Fireside" was prettily represented by
evergrcens with colOred papers and |
lights behind. Here also were given
some nice exercises and plenty of gifts |
for all. The superintendent, A. Go
heen, was presented with II carving set |
to show the esteem in which he is held !
by the school.
Thomas G.. High, who died at Gray
ling, Saturday, December 10Th, 1891, at |
the age of 81 years, was born i'm East |
Elgin county, Bayham township, Ont. |
Married Ellen Chamberlain, sister of |
Mrs. III. G.. White, afterwards moving |
with his family to Brockway Centre,
now Yale. He lived in this place for |
twelve years working at his trade
carpenter and joiner. Eleven years
ago he moved away from here To Fred
rickville then to Grayling where he was
foreman III the lumber woods. For the
past year he has been troubled with
liver complaint. 4 wife and two chill
lrcn besides numerous relatives and
friends are left to mourn his loss. De-
ceased was one of Il family of eight
! boys and 4girls-J. ii. High, of Yale,
Harvey NJ, Of Bayham, Ont, Andrew
W., OF 1t. GATHERINGS, Mrs. Eli Kipp, of
Emmett county, Mrs. Joseph Wismer,
md Mrs. Darius Dean, Jerdon, Ont,
md Mrs. George Phillips, Elgin county, |
int.
We give below list of the presents
eceived at the wedding of james Allen
nd Jennie Mcleod, on Tuesday, Dec.
2nd. Linda Stayman, bridesmaid, }
IO2 silver teaspoons; Alex Mcleod
,rOOmsman, silver butter knife and
ugar spoon; Brides mother, feather
ed, two pair pillows; Lottic Mcleod,
aston and tidy; Nettie Mcleod, picture
rame: Nellie Allen and Mrs. Il. Wilson,
liver butter dish; VIM. Mcleod and
ons, set of dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
burlington, one dozen napkins: Mrs.
!. Sperman, one dozen plates; w. Z.
Webb, J doz. knives and forks, J doz.
liver teaspoons, silver table spoons.
ct of plates, silver butter knife and
lock; Mrs. John Tobin, > quilts; Mrs.
X. Wadsworth, one dozen knives and
orks and server; Mr.. and Mrs. David
luail, basket of groceries; Mrs. w. Nc
hee, pair of vases; Nettie Wadsworth, |
wOcups and saucers; Robt. Wadsworth,
epper shaker; Frank Wadsworth, salt
haker; Baby McPhee, doll; Mrs. NJ.
allahan, quilt; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Stein
off, table cloth and fruit dish; Mr.. and
irs. w. Collins. pair towels; Mr.. and
LIS. j. Steinhoff, oil painting; Mable
teinhoff, pair vases and flowers; Mr..
nd Mrs. J. ii. III ydorn and son Harvey,
)cking chair; Jane Carless, pair vases;
Iaggie Callahan, two cupsand saucers; L
nnie Callahan, set of sauce plates; Mr..
nd Mrs. George Dafoe, fruit dish; Ola
afoe, honey dish; Walter and Bell
oughner, lamp; George Campbell,
bile cloth; George Mckay, table cloth; I
AXE Huffman, rocking chair; Mr.. and
re. j. w. Harrington, silver pickle
lsh; Charles Gage and Mark Norman,
liver motto; Richard Makelim, pair s
lses; Robt Makelim, lamp; Nina Stein =
Dtf, 2 fruit plates and dish; Mr.. and 4
rs. Pyne, bed spread Nellie Duffie, Y
net set; Julia and Maggie Lennahan. IN
mp; Charlie Beckett, pair towels: -
,hn Duffie, toilet set.