The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-19

from eight until nine O'Clock, after which
the banquet was served. The tables were
handsomely decorated and the banquet
was served in an admirable manner I'M
der the direction of Mr.. VIM. Morrill,, the
proprietor of the white House." AT the
conclusion OF the banquet Mr.. Frank L.
Pride as postmaster called the guests to
order and briefly introduced Principal
Fred W. Freeman OF the high school, VINO
spoke on 1.-THE Old School"
Mr.. Frank p. Pride, the toastmaster,
responded to the toast "Our Alumni
Fraternity" The remainder Of the pro-
eramme was as follows: Music; the class
of 1888, Beyond the memory OF man,
Mrs. Cobb; the class Of 1885, "The first
man." William G. Farley; the class oil
1887, always CONSTANT" Miss Laura
Foster; the class OF 1890, mo footstep
backward" George M. Woodman; the
class of 1891, "Step by step" Elvin A.
Leighton; music; the class Of 1888, Idle
ness leads to vice." Charles Walker; the
class of 1895, "He conquers who conquers
himself" Philip HASKELL; the class OF
1897, Foremost II we can" Harry
Warren; the class of 1899, HE conquers
who endures," Clifford Lowell; the class
of 1900, Herbert Herman; Our City and
Ourselves, His Honor Mayor Horr.
The officers and executive committee oil
the association in charge of arrangements
are as follows: President, Clifford Il.
Lowell; vice president, Amy F. Stoves;
secretary, Clark b. Eastman; treasurer,
George B. Quinby; executive COMMITTEES,
Charles IL. Hallowell, Roy E.Spear, Mary
Il. Hodgdon, Philip Dana, Edwin l..
Brown, Julia A. Doyle, Philip Haskell.
ODD ITEMS.
All members of Pequawket tribe Of Red
Men who have signified their intention OF
joining the adoption degree team art
expected to be present at the meeting
this evening.
DIR. ]. T.. Harvey and family left yes
terday morning for n three weeks visit
in Eastern Maine While away they are
to enjoy weeks fishing at Moosehead
lake. The doctor Is to return July 9th,
but his family are to remain longer.
The young lad who was arrested at
Guilford last Friday giving his name as
Charles Hines of Westbrook is known
here where he has a rather unsavory rec
ord for lad of IS years. Hines was ar
rested two years ago for the larceny of
a harrow from Mr.. S. +. Hopkinson,
and several small articles from other per-
sons. At that time he was sentence to
the Reform school, but the sentenced was
suspended under promise of good beha-
vior.
Mrs. A. L. Skillings and daughter
Sallie, left Saturday for their summer
home at Biddeford pool, where they are
to remain until July.
HARTMAN FELT WEDDING.
Mr.. Lyman Hartman of Westbrook and
Miss Lillian NJ. Felt, cashier at George
G. Shaws grocery store in Monument
square, were united in marriage yester-
day morning at the home Of the groom
on Haskell street In the presence of the
relatives and few invited guests. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. G..
Mann, pastor of the Warren Congrega'
tional church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
are to enjoy their honeymoon among the
White Mountains.
CHARLES ALLEN IN TROUBLE.
Deputy Sheriff Haskell of Pittsheld
brought to Skowhegan Saturday evening
from Pittsheld, Charles Allen who claims
his home to be Cumberland Mills and for
a young man of only eighteen years has