Phillips Phonograph

t® tfte inteeste ef fraoMSra @®umfy, It® Saraiaer 3tes®rts, Moanf quis am© lakes, an© ©eneeal Heros. \rol. X. JPmajtrM&i^r €& ., M m y jb , rzr&j?£rt Wor&Mum® 2$ , X87&. N o . 1 1 . And friends are throngingi-ound the open door. en in a hearty spirit aud accepted in I hear the merry voices ringing clear, Mr. Joel Wilbur, on behalf ot' 2 he 9 3 o a r e o s f t * 3t local M attes, like manner— not for their intrinsic Syllabled with choice blessings and good cheer. many friends here presented Mr. Saw Rejoicing that ten years of wedded life value, but with due appreciation of Have brought so much of joy, so little pain. yer with a most elaborate tin watch the friendship which they suggested. That ’neath the roof-tree, sheltered by G o d ’s Philips, Franklin Co., Me. Treasures of Tin, love, and chain that would girth it not many A hope was expressed that none o f the Still comes, at noon and eve, the sweet refrain times. The spokesman remarked, Of thankful hearts, for every mercy given; Katurdny, N ov. a.‘{, A decade of years is past and gone, many visitors should ever have cause Thus tasting here on earth the joys of Heaven. (for Mr. S’s benefit, who was recent to regret the confidence and good will Let me send greetings from my far off home : with the varied vicissitudes o f life— Ask that the closing of the next decade ly the G.b. cadidate for Co. Attorney), 0 M. MOORE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. displayed. May find you still with blessings manifold that the watch was not a greenback, many joys, we hope, and just enough Girt round ; and in your home.no inroads made The ceremony was pelonned by the By cruel death. Your children one and all or pinchback, but a Simon-pure tin of sorrows, perhaps, to give an ap Rev. Mr. Simons, followed by a fer Be “ Princes” of the realm and “ Y'ietors” over watch, warranted to go when carried. all. preciation of the joys— ten years now vent prayer. May fortune smile; in every honored path Mr. S. responded goodnaturedly, A n excellent choir gave several ap May you and yours the greenest laurels win ; gone, in the wedded life of our friend For all home comforts and noble charities promising to time himself in future propriate selections. Mr. N.U. Hiuk- May you never, never be in want of “ tin,” electioneering by this “ stayed” old and fellow-townsman and lady, Mr. But blest and blessing, go through all the ley and Miss Minnie Beal each delight time-piece, and casually suggested and Mrs. P. A. Sawyer. Mr. Sawyer years, ed the company with solo selections, Chastened by sorrow, smiling through the that our tribute o f the mighty pen Circulating librarv is one o f Franklin’ s promising young tears. aud were warmly applauded. might, iu compliance with the hint in The tenov solo, and chorus, “ Court - and— - j lawyers, to whom she has bravely en The following poem, by a brother, tended, perhaps l e instrumental in the ing on the Farm,’’drew forth much ap Mr. George S. Sawyer, now in Pioche, production of many heavy articles for deavored to give honors, and falling plause, aud got the company in proper Nevada, was read in a scholarly man the columns of the P h o nog raph . but a little short, the honor attains to mood to appreciate tlie subjoined poem, ner by N. P. Noble, Esq., aud receiv A wag iu a corner suggested that O v er tlio P ost O ffice, read by the author, Frank E. Glover, the same degree, save only by a few ed hearty applause : with a tiu pen to write with, and Esq., of New York, now visiting rel votes ! Mr. Sawyer formerly practic a tin watch for a “ time” piece, now a Phillips, Maine. GREETING EROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE. atives in Strong. It was read iu an ed law and edited a newspaper in tin ear was wanted that the wearer O. M. MOORE, Pitor’R. Ten years I How quickly time lias flown admirable manner and was the bon mot On rosy wings and plumes of night, might hear the watch tick. tlie State of Illinois, and an occasional Since you became each other’s own. of this very pleasant occasion. A bountiful supper was provided, -NEAKI.Y- article from his ready pen now shows To tread as one life’s pathway bright. Mr. Glover exhibits a rare degree of and after its full discussion and a sea To dull the thorns which erst might lurk talent in his writings, and is appre 4-00 Good Books! an easy flow of words and well-m»- For each—in seeming pleasant bowers— son o f pleasant conversation, congrat To guide each other’s steps—and work ciated by many leading publications. tured thought on any subject he A brighter freshness for the flowers. ulations and good-byes, the party sep r t j z l . t e s His poetic muse is deeply impregnated arated, no doubt all feeling happy aud !lf th« Year, $1.00 may wish to discuss. Ten years have passed, and yet no care with the humorous, aud liis manner o f Ni» Months, - .50 Seems lingering on your happy brows, well satisfied with their efforts to make Months, .26 The occasion for these retrospective Which, lovelit, gloriously bear reading gives it the eclat which only Chut Week, The orange wreath of nuptial vows. one more bright spot in the pathway - .06 remarks was the tenth anniversary o f a worthy reader can obtain. It was • *r »nie cent per day per book. We greet you warmly, and, by leave, o f their friends, who are now en route presented in an elaborate tin portfolio, £ WStrangers and others, at the Lakes and the wedded life— the tin wedding— o f Present this token or our love- for the silvery greeting, and may they ir» alining towns, ran be suppling with this couple, celebrated at their home A poet’s garland which we weave and entitled n<«7,ks by paying transportation and above From boughs from the Parnassian grove: reach it and pass far beyond, receiving TINSEL. rjttcs. in this village on Tuesday evening, Once on a time in the ages agone, still less o f life’s inflictions than in the * ^ T w e n t y -fiv e p e r cent, discount on these 10th inst. Their home was well- A king of the forest sat musing alone ; There’s a rattle of new tin, r a t «s allowed to P h o n o o h a p h Subscribers. His visage was anxious, and glum as you please, In the staid attorney’s home. past, and many, many more o f its filled at an early hour l>y friends from As he glanced at his subjects —the green wav Such a clatter! joys greeting them on their way. far and near, bringing many tokens ing trees. What’s the matter ? K W A s an inducement t o new subscribers Who make this merry din ? f* .r the P h o n o g r a p h , we make the following o f friendship and esteem and cheering They had lately been wayward and prone to Why, it seems a crowd are come , The Sheep Fooled. » fliers 3— dissent. With a great array of metal— words for the pair who were then to From their monarch’s advice, though so ever Pan and pail and pot and kettle— ^1 will pay for the P h o n o - renew their pledges o f love and devo well meant. Whicli they contemplate to settle & P J .«u \ / g r a p h one year, and ^se use of After pondering awhile, he concluded to call Library for three montli.W On the shelves about the house; He wears a sheepish look— and tion, after a short ten years’ experi A general massmeeting ut Old Forest Hall, Hence this touse. *1*1 <?C PASH, will pay f o r the Phono- why? we’ll tell yon. He is young, ence, in which many blessings—of To chat with his subjects, and hear their com YPAifvJ g u a p f i one year, and free use ot One, forsooth, can scarce begin and was employed to drive a flock of Library for six months. which two bright and robust boys are plaints. Naming all the useful truck, And devise ways and means, to remove some They deposit sheep from Mile Square to Phillips (T»C CASH, will pay for the P h o n o - apart— have been bestowed upon them, restraints In the closit g r a p h and free use of the Library At which they had grumbled, and to impress village— some three miles. One fine for one year. arid the ruthless destroyer Death has Intended to hold tin, them withal While he chuckles at his luck; old ewe became “ petered,” or tired S STpeoial inducements are offered to any not yet visited them. With the glory and splendor'fcid Forest Hall Lot alone the barest mention n *<« wfch tin P h o n o g r a p h and ary of ou r e s - They came at hl> summon.^ * • in, >a and grave Of such bits of queer invention out, and the young shepherd espying The cottage home was very tastily As provoke the marked attention eliaungos.

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