The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-12-09
OUR NEIGHBORS.
Facts and Fancies Picked Up BY
Our Correspondents.
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on Thursday, son.
Charles Mckinney was a county
capital visitor on Sunday.
Ambrose Dunn is on the sick list
DR.. COwie is attending him.
Fred Jolley was called to Port Huron
on Sunday by the serious illness of his
mother. Mrs q. Jolley.
Arthur Vannorman postmaster, has
moved the pOSt-oilce into his new
building on Main street East.
Alfred Kendall is getting the mater
ial on the ground for new house, to
be built in the spring. He now has the
wall built.
We take this verbatum from the
Michigan Catholic regarding the mar
riage of one of Emmets popular doc
tors. "a very pretty wedding was cell
ebrated in st. John the Evangelist
church on Thursday morning oath inst.
when Miss Margaret, only daughter of
w. Il, Neary, was united in marriage
to DR.. Dennis Sullivan, of Emmett.
Nuptial High Mass was celebrated by
Rev. FIR. Dunnigan, of st. Vincent's as
sisted by Rev. Fr. Benoir and Mr..
Sharpe The bride was attended by
MISS MAI AAllltlllg Niloo
Jennings, Grand Rapids, Miss Helen
Griffin, Toledo, and Miss Elizabeth
Stanton. Miss Mae LETTERS was maid
of honor and little Eileen Burke was
a sweet little ring bearer. Mr.. John
Neary was groomsman, Messrs NJ. Ke-
hon, NJ. j. Stapleton of Emmett, Joseph
Golden of Grand Rapids, and Frank
Maloney of Cheboygan, performed
ha H,tinc Of ttchnrc Tho rnnGin VIZ
of q very high order. Farmers
ever popular Mass and Lambilotte's
ave Maria" were sung in q manner
that would do credit to any choir. A
wedding dinner was served to the
bridal party at the residence of the
brides parents, and in the evening a
reception was held from 1880 p. m. to
~. which was attended by hundreds of
friends of the young couple, who tend
cred their congratulation, and admir-
ed the costly gifts. The bride was one
of the most popular young ladies of
the East Side, and DIR. Sullivan, is a
rising young practitioner of Emmett.
The happy couple left for an extended
wedding trip, and will be at home to
their friends in their new home in En-
met in q few weeks"
Rev. FIR. Z. Cullinane the new pastor
of this parish, celebrated Mass at the
Catholic church this place last Sunday.
Rev. FIR. Laughran, late pastor, in a
few well chosen words took leave of his
former practitioners, thanking them
for their kindness and cooperation in
any church work, and he ably wished
they would extend the same help TO his
worthy successor, CTR. Cullinane) and
- 1i1 ,,,o
well, he, FIR. Laughran, would make it
his business to come out and tell them
about it, (Laughter) He then introduced
scholarly and interesting sermon,
study, and although young in the min
thoroughly capable of handling his
subject in a tirst-class manner. On the
whole he made a good impression.
And although the sorrow of parting
with their former beloved pastor, FIR.
Laughran, is great. he having won
their esteem and veneration by his
kind and gentle disposition and his de-
votion to their cause, 10 trials being
that great in which he could serve them.
that he did not perform willingly. They
gain confidence in thinking the new
pastor will champion their rights as of
old as did their late lamented pastor,
FIR. Lynch of happy memory, and later
FIR. Laughran. FIR. Cullinane will re-
main at Emmett for time, until such
times as house is rented or purchas-
ed in Yale. In the meantime sick calls
from Yale, Speaker or Brockway will
be attended from Emmett. Mass will
be celebrated in Speaker next Sunday.