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! THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1028. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG UNDER TWO MOONS "% Consider all the different things--differin ifferent customs--on which the moon looks down. Chang- ing as it does in its own luminous globe, the moon may seem ' to some to be not one but two, and the piquing thought is lent we |; NEIL-THOMPSON WEDDING, | : --eereng {fit South Sherbrooke, Near West. port, on April 25th. The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson, South Sherbrooke, was .the scene of an interesting and \@retty event, when at four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, April 25th their only daughter, Inez Mary, was united in marriage to Herbert W. Nell, South Sherbrooke. The service was conducted by Rev. L. G. Os- borne Walker, rector of Westport, in the presence of the immediate re- we -- = peoples and latives of the bride and bridegroom. 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