The Republican journal., 1914-10-08
NEWLY.WEDs AT NoRrHPoRr.
They are Warmly Welcomed, and Greeted
with Music to BEAT the Band"
TBangor COMMERCIAL

Mr., and Mrs Martin J. Kennedy (Susan
Elizabeth Fellows). who were married at Ban
gor Monday, are passing week of their
honeymoon at their cottage in Bayside. Early
Monday evening, they had regular old fash
toned "shivaree" inflicted upon them-in other
words they met with an exceedingly warm re-
ception at the hands of the remnant of the
summer colony who have had the good fortune
to remain through this best of all months at
this beautiful resort.
Armed with horns, tin pans and about every
conceivable noise producer. f1ankedeby Capt.
Mahoney and his mammoth fog horn, the resi-
dents marched to the cottage OF the recently
married couple and for about half an hour rem
dered all the latest selections, and then some
1t was awful, but at length the bride appeared
and invited all of the talented musicians to
their home for the following evening.
The invitation was accepted and those who
came flied the coy little cottage to its com
plete capacity.
The evening was crowded full of music, both
instrume ntal and vocal, many of the old songs
being rendered by the party In chorus, while
Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy sang some of the latest
ballads in very pleasing manner. Refresh
ments were served during the evening consist
ing of fruit punch and cake and assorted fruit.
The party broke up at seasonable hour, wish
ing the couple the best of luck, after having
enjoyed an exceedingly pleasant time. as they
founi the Kennedys the most agreeable of
hosts.
Among those present were Mrs. Donna
Booth Emma F. Lewis, Ada M. Phelan, Mary
H. GRAHAM, Mrs. Lena K. Moore, Mrs Harry
Cohlan, Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis. Mrs f. j. Allen,
Hannah Cole, Mrs. Lillian c. Ross, Mrs. Lake
Smith, and daughters, Cecilia and Marie, Mrs.
A. P. Veazie, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Dickey, Mr..
and Mrs 2. C. Blaisdell. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mahoney, Fred
Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Blethen, MIR. and
Mrs. A. W. Hall, and son, Maurice, and daugh-
ter, Helen, Frank ]. Allen, Erwin l.. Cross, +.
A. Condor, Austin L. Homer. Howard +.
Moore. and Frank E Moore.
AT the close of the party the guests, includ-
ing the host, sprung another ''shivaree" upon a
second unfortunate newly married couple, who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Philo c. Blais-
dell. On this occasion the intruders invaded
the house and even the second story, cut the
flood of melody, although seemingly of uf1-
cient volume (and quality to wake the de-
parted, of what those still on earth could be
guilty, had no apparent effect upon the couple
serenaded as they failed to put in an appear
ance. However, the noisy crowd departed for
their several homes feeling that for the second
time in as many days they mad "done their duty
we'll" and accidentally had woke up the old
campground more thoroughly than has been
the case since the good old days Of many years
ago If Bangor has more newly weds
That wish to sneak away
For rest and days of quiet
On fair Penobscot bay,
Just send them down to this retire eat
It's peaceful as can be
Say we won't do thing to them
At Northport. by theSea.
One of the Most Quiet.