Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-10
Prominent Republicans Or
ganize for Campaign.
Glass Of 1895, S. H. s., Hold
Grand Reunion, Monday.
Class OF 1910 to Hold Reunion on
Frlday--Maier Low.

bers of the county committee, met at
Hotel Cohnrn Tuesday. and perfected
an organization for the coming cam
paign. Enthusiasm was manifested
and Judge Warren Philbrook of Wa
terville chairman of the Republican
State committee, spoke encouragingly
of the outlook for a Republican vic
tory in September His remarks were
ITO the effect, that there was little
doubt but that Republican governor
would be elected by a good majority.
He urged that all Republicans pull to-
gether and work for every nominee on
the Republican ticket. This done and
the whole ticket through every county
will be elected.
Various Republicans stated that the
interest in the Republican campaign
was growing in every town in the
county and they stated that every
nominee on the county ticket would be
elected.
The different sections of the county
were allotted to various members of
the county and town committees for
the purpose of carrying on systema
tic campaign throughout the county.
The Republicans present We're:
Judge Warren Philbrook, Judge Au-
gustine Simmons, North Arson; Judge
C. q. Small, Madson l.. r. Folsom
and e. III. Tobey, Norridgewock; f.
p. Pennell Wallace Blunt. Roy Mars
ton, Hon. Forrest Goodwin, Skowhe-
gan: F. H. Holley, North Arson: Ber-
enard Gibbs and DR. w. S. Milliken,
Madion: Charles Haskell. F. w. Briggs,
7. A. Anderson and MIR. Dodd of Pitts
field. Forrest Colby. Bingham.
A grand reunion of the class of 1895
of the skowhegan High school was held
at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
r. T. Patten, on Norridgewock avenue.
Monday evening. 1t was gala event
and Mr. and Mrs. Patten as hostesses
proved themselves artists. They pre-
pared a fine program for the occasion.
which was carried out with much de-
light A social hour was held ON the
lawn the first of the evening, after which
delicious supper was served by Misses
Lyle StinchfeId, Prudence Wadsworth.
and Eunice Patten. Everything was
carried out as near as possible in way
to represent the class colors of yellow
and white The class flower was the
daisy and the table was prettily deco
rated with them. and the cakes and ice
cream were made with the colors.
Following the supper the members of
the class INDUCED In "reminiscences.
They found that the class had been sue
cessful and that II had many prominent
members 1t has a judge. doctor, a
minister and others equally as brilliant
in their trades and professions. Those
who were not ful-fiedged members of
the class were initiated at the reunion
by Mr. Patten and Mr.. Marston. The
original history of the class was given by
the historian, Mrs. Eldora Jewett Pennell
and the prophecy by Mrs Mary Clough
Stinchfield, these being enjoyed espec-
tally well. The guests were then pre-
scented with cards which had questions
of school life upon them. the various
topics being discussed by the members
of the class.
The members of the class with their
present addresses and vocations in life
are as follows: F, f. Lawrence. Judge
of Municipal Court, Skowhegan; Grace
L. Russell, teacher in Boston; Maude
Carr. wife of Postmaster G.. Q. Carr
Norridgewock: Berle Walton. wife of E.
b. Breed. engineer in Vancouver; Arthur
Boardman, deceased Belle Estes, wife
of D. G. Dorothy. a jeweIer in New
iOfhf adDtl fHiiiips, wife VI II. u JUL
kins. merchant In Skowhegan: Norris
M. Trafton electrical supply merchant
In Canada; Pearl Clayton McIntire,
graduate OF Radcliffe college and wife of
John H. Swain; Grace Bradley, teacher
AMI traveller; Lizzie Williams, wife of
Mr.. Dyer in Boston; John Henry Swain.
District Supt. of schools in Boston:
Maude Nay. wife of Marshall Vies of
fha frr ~ Mo- q.
Mary Clough. wife of DR.. w. S. Stnch-
field, Skowhegan: Rev. Harold Hanson,
pastor Of the Baptist church. Rumford;
Cornelia Snow. wife of r. e. Jackson,
banker in Atlantic City. Mo; Roy Mars
ton, forester and Republican nominee
for representative. Skewhegan; Lois A.
Weston wife of r. r. Patten, the most
prominent scientific farmer in Somerset
county; Estora Jewett, wife of Guy PEN
neil, merchant. Skowhegan. There
We're only two girls in the class who are
not married
Those present were: DR. and Mrs w.
5. stinchfied, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Viles; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pennell Mrs
! d. c. Dorothy; Roy Marston, Rev. and
Mrs. Harold Hanson; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Judkins Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Patten;
Judge and Mrs. F. F. Lawrence
John, Mcllworth, an electrician at Har-
ward College, is here on his annual va
cation. Mr.. McIIworth will be married.
Wednesday evening. to Miss Eva Games.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Scott Rob
inson.
Miss Edna M. Lord, stenographer in
the Office Of the superintendent of
schools, Bangor arrived Tuesday, to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
Judkins, on Turner avenue. Miss Lord
being a cousin Of Mr.. Judkins
Ernest Holman of Fairfield, who has
been visiting his father. Judge ]. F. Hol-
man, In Athens. returned home, Tues
day.
That Skowhegan believes In signs Is
shown in the fact that the town on
every cross road and every junction will
be equipped In a few days with brand
new board signs of black and white bear
ing the distance at the various points to
and from Skowhegan and other places.
The work Is being done by Mr.. Rolfe
OF Canaan, and each sign Is TO be equip
ped with a fine carved cedar post. There