Milburn-Clarendon Notes.

Bruce Herald, Volume LI, Issue 67, 30 August 1915, Page 5

Milburn-Clarendon Notes.

(From Our Own Correspondent). Tne weather has been splendid and good progress had been made with tue preparation uf the ground, and sowing the grain crops. vory urjeii all the quarries, and large quantities oi nme andplio&pnate are leaving Milburu and Clarendon daily. mere is almost another "general post" among tiie local residents. Mr buthenauU nas sold lus iurm to Mr jLvvenuow, anu lext for Mataura. Mr ri, Rouiston lias sold his iarni to Mr Hal Da and is leaving. Mr R. Henderson ana family leli xor xuverwhere lie nab bought a buut busmen, ana is succeedea uy Mr w. bunth, 'of clarendon. Mrooe, Robinson nas sold Jus residence at liapiti to Mr Allen, of Milton, and is leaving shortly. Several more changes j are rumored. A quiet wedding was held at the Horse bnoe idu&h homestead last Wednesday, wneii Miss Dolly, third daughter ui Mr Driver, was married to Mr J. M. \viison, oi Oamarn. The bride was .marriea in her travelling dress ox navy blue, and was j one of tne pr<_t jest brides of tne aits trie t, and was supported by her j sister, miss Conscaace, as uridesmaia. iur w\ \\. Wilson was best man, ana the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Morland. xn the aiiernoon the bridal couple motored to Dunedin, eu route for Wellington, but tncy will taiie up tneir at Uainaru. i.The services at Milburn Church yesterday were acceptably conducted uy Mr t\. E. liUsseii, son of Mr i'. Jti. misseli, Milburn. Tiie wooi class, conducted by Mr M'bregor, met at Jberrmgton last 'jLiiursaay afternoon, when Mr W. Urey .Kindly placed his stud sheep for juuging and classing the fleeces.