... this week for America to be married, was the recipient of handsome silver cream and sugar frame. Mr Gray, the president, referred the valuable work which Miss Fenton had accomplished, ami wished her every happiness in her married life America. Miss Fenton ...

... Mr and Mr* .John Paterson, Railway Terrace, Port-El Lost one, celebrated their golden wedding on Hogmanay Night. They were married the late Rev. Hr Ilavidson, Inverurie, 1863. and they have four sons and two daughters alive and 20 grandchildren. Mr Paterson ...

... and competent men and lade of thie class have no difficulty getting good place*. But meet far inert are unwiauig to employ married men with families, they have no proper accommodation for them. In Sydney and suburbs there has been fair very good” employment ...

... Donald Maclennaji, Tain menchant. Deceased was daughter the lata Mr Kenneth Maolennan, Armadaie, Skye, and Bad only been married year®. Inverness. A pipers’ society has been formed Inverness. Air J. P. Grant, yr. of riothieniuroh.ua, has been appointed ...

... detvr. Hogget*, a Bethnal inquest on Sarah Peterson it —deeply regretted. * ■ 3d; tups, €3s. j was stated that .she had bean married twenty .Ui.* i i. i. Jition. Invercargill,.New /7- rd, 00l AICTIOA' MART, Wrdnv. ...

... daughter of a former factor DaLhousie, and married shipowner, sailing with her husband to many parts of the world She was predeceased by her husband many years ago, but leavee daughter and grand-daughter, both married, for whom much sympathy is expressed. ...

... and Mrs Tocher, Mill Anohterkas. celebrated their golden ■wadding- Married Strichen by the Rev. Charles Stewart, oo 31st December'. 1863. the couple have completed 50 years of married life at Mill of Seggat. Tocher succeeded his father, late Alexander ...

... youngest member of the family, George who commercial artif* and designer Johannesburg, South Africa All six sons and one married daughter reside in Johannesburg, and simultaneously with Thursday night's function at Fraserburgh, a family oelebratioa was ...

... foilowod? Witness—The dog I ** * * Somehow yon seem have grown shorter instead of taller srinoe I last saw you.” Well, I’ve married and settled down.” * * * ■» Fortune-Teller—l see you’ve recently lost some money. The Client —I see wo as well. I paid you ...

... expect people believe that ever sold anything at even figures! ~ ** * * Father. don’t men oall bachelors before they get married?” Yee, my boy.” And what do they call themselves after, dad?” “Hushl isn’t fit for little boys to know.’'’ ** * * A celebrated ...

... was muaday of last week mack) the recipient gifts from numerous friends throughout the Buchan district. Mr Wikson recently married Miss Paterson, daughter Mrs Paterson, Mormond Hotel, Stnctien. and it was reoocmeed that this was a fine opportunity of giving ...

... which rendered marriage not only unlawful but invalid pointed out that people unless they had attained a certain age oould not marry. In this country seemed him that people were inoiined to put mamage to© long. p ro . longed engagements iometimee put * strain ...