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I didn't even see that as an H. I thought it was something that ended in tt. Thanks!

Thanks for your reply!

I just looked at it again & I'm pretty sure that it is the mother of the bride's first & maiden name.  If you look at the beginning of the registry it lists the parents of the groom as Charles Robertson & Marguerite Fitzgerald (her maiden name).  It makes sense that the next part would have the bride's parents names.  It definitely says Samuel Hatton (father of the bride) so I think the next line is the bride's mother's first name & her maiden name (Marguerite Ch-----t,) or whatever it actually says. When I first started researching, I thought that Margaret's maiden name was Cassie because it is a name that has been passed down over the generations & we have no idea where it came from.  However, I think it's pretty safe to say that the name on the registry is not Cassie.

Thanks to everyone who replied!  After staring at it for quite some time, my feeling is that the name ends in a t.  This is why I thought it might be "Chestnut."  There was a Chestnut family living in Port Hope, Ontario at the time.  It's too bad that the name Marguerite is stretched out across the page while the last name got crammed at the end of the line! I already knew her name was Margueret. It definitely could be Chastenet or Chastanet as well.

Thank you. Those are good possibilities.  I was wondering if it might be Chestnut?  (If the mark after the name is a comma).