The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
Northport News.

M. l. Stevens is teaching school at Beech
hill
Miss Bessie Patterson is visiting friends
in Camden
Now don't forget that the heavy rain of
Friday, Nov. Is. was accompanied by heavy
thunder.
Emery Brown entered the employ of John
Bird & Co. of Rockland last Monday morn
ing. We feel very certain that Bird & Co.
will become so well pleased with Mr.. Brown
that under no consideration will they part
with him after a sufficient trial. for more
capable or honest man in the position he oc-
cupies never entered their employ.
George Miller, the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller, was united in marriage
to Miss Elnora Crockett the daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. Isaac Crockett, Nov. 18th by
Rev. G. E. Tufts. Every body has the best
wishes for this young couple who are 80
we'll known here, and that an abundance Of
prosperity may attend them through life is
the earnest desire of their friends
1t seems TO be quite a fad to 60 to the city
to spend the winter NJ I, Stevens has clos
ca his residence and Will call Belfast his
home during the winter, NJ. G, Hill has
also left his farm iii charge Of Mr.. Sellers
aud with his family have taken their abode
in the same city for year ut least. Mrs.
Julia Elwel has closed her home for
journ in Boston until the dandelion blooms
as a harbinger Of gentle spring.
On the 10Th day Of November, 1885, just
ten years ago last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adelbert Dckey We're married. 1t seems
that about that time Mr Dickey was school
agent of his district and had the good r.
tune to secure the services OF the then Miss
Nellie Wentworth of Poor's Mills as teacher
Dfh S,,taY ,,.,f 1nrln hAf = fJ,p
agent, becoming captivated by her comely ap-
pearance and amiable qualities as lady as
well as a teacher, prepared TO lay siege to
the citadel of her affections and with such
persistence that she finally capitulated on
terms that was no doubt very satisfactory
TO both. Consequently, on the above named
date, she became the wife of her ardent
woer, and last Saturday evening they cele-
brated the 10th anniversary Of their mar
riage hy tin wedding. About a week be-
fore Invitations We're given out, and in re-
sponse thereto about 70 OF their friends
called to greet them at their pleasant and
cosy home on the Bluff The house was
completely packed, and joliier, happier
gathering it would be very hard to find,
than those who met to congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickey on the happy completion Of
their first decade of welded bliss. Every
guest was received with such a spontaneous
and cheerful greeting that at once all felt
more than glad to be there. Owing to the
crowded condition of the rooms the custom
of having games and plays had to be dis
pensed with, and music, singing and reading
were more generally indulged in by the ladies
and gentlemen, and with. this was the re-
newal Of old acquaintances as well as form
ing new ones; stories Of the old settlers that
had passed away, and the quaint reminis-
cences Of the older ones who We're still left.
Every body seemed to be in the best of
spirits, and to feel that life was worth
tl,e liyiuu after All In aue time the
barge camuanv yyas most bountiflllv
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SAIL Iii .4.vei az long az n0ssihla and ha
foyp th4 tnal .leuarfrre was 14l<en tfre com-
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Tuesday evening". Nov. 126h. the friends
and nei,f}ibors Of Vi ana Mrs j Z. Errriel1
to the number of seventy called To extend
CONGRATULATIONS on the arrival Of the 37th
wear of their nunt;als and brought WITH them
some necessary household articles as testj
n,onlats of me tyienushin anu esteem s4v4r
aiIy ana Individually entertained toward
them. Every caller Was heartily welcomed
Nv the host and hostess and invited To Law
aside rheir wraps. As each caller entered the
spacjons mansion they denoslted upon a IA HE
their yarious yitts. and when the last Quest
had arrived the table nresentpd a fine a.
snrtm4nt Of beantifnI shininp iii that ~
housewife miobt iustlv feel nroud of. After
cuugratulatiof,s James nn,sic anl rei.it.-
tions we're the ordet of The evening. and
ment of the same with z.st that was truIv
DELIGHTFUL Among Jhe most amuslng per-
formances were the attemnts made hv per
four times around and asked TO strike ), hao
Win stick held in the hand II was vsrv
th. air and for somer,m. the hag esr.ns.a
was led torth ~ ax.rcia. his ,nnsrla mi
marrhed hol1lIv forw.rd ana win - yignr1
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