The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-07-11
CLASS OF '95 S. h. S.
WERE ENTERTAINED
At Class Reunion. Mrs. Roland J,
Patten Hostess Assisted by Mr.. Pat
ten,

A social function reminiscent OF
school days at Skowhegan High school
was delightfully."- carried out last Mon
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Roland T. Patten on Norridge-
wock Ave, when Mrs. Patten enter
tanned in honor of her class of 1895
of that institution. Those in attend
ance were: Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Hanson of Rumford, Judge and Mrs.
Fred F. Lawrence, DR.. and Mrs Wal
ter S. Stinchfield, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Judkins, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pencil, Roy l..
| Marston, Skowhegan, and Mrs. D. c.
Dorrithy of New York.
Following the arrival of the guests,
the time was spent socially previous
to the serving of a delicious lunch.
The table was arranged with the
colors of the class which were yellow
and white, and the class flower being
the daisy; this flower figured in the
decorations. The cakes and ices We're
also concoctions of yellow and white.
Mrs. Patterns assistants in serving
were her daughter. Miss Eunice Patten
and Misses Dorothy Pennell Lyle
Stinchfield and Prudence Wadsworth
and aside from the last named young
lady the others were daughters OF the
graduates of the % class
At the conclusion of the supper, re-
miniscences were INDUCED in and the
original history of the class was Civ
en- by Mrs. Estora Jewett Pennell the
historian of II years ago The prob
ecy was read by Mrs. Mary Clough
Stinchfield, and this was followed by
the discussion of the questions upon
cards. distributed among the guests
regarding school life. lntiatory cere-
monies were performed by X. l.. Mars
ton and Mr.. Patten upon those who
were not full-fledged members. The
event was a merry one and MIR. anc
Mrs. Patten entertained in a most hos
pitable and gracious manner
The members of the class are Rev.
Harold Hanson, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Rumford, Fred F. Law
renee. Judge of the Municipal court
Skowhegan; John H. Swain, district
superintendent of schools in New
market, y. H.; Norris NJ. traitor,
electrical supply merchant in Canada;
Roy L. Marston, Republican nominee
for representative to the legislature,
and forester, SkoWhegani Grace l..
Russell. a teacher in Boston; Berlc
Walton, married E. B. Breed, engil-
eer in Vancouver; Maude Carr, mar
ried Postmaster G. o. Carr of Nor
ridgewoek; Belle Estes, married d. {.
Dorrithy, jeweler in New York; Mabel
Phillips, married Herbert c. Judkins,
Skowhegan dry goods dealer; Pearl
Clayton McIntire, married John II.
Swain of Newmarket, \. H., Grace
Bradley. teacher and traveller; Eliza
beth Williams, married Mr.. Dyer of
Boston; Maude Nay, married Marsh
all Viles of the firm of Nash & Niles,
Skowhegan; Mary Clough, married
Dir. w. S. Stinchfeld, Skowhegan;
Cornelia Snow, married R. f. Jack
son, a banker in Atlantic City Mo-;
Estora Jewett, married Guy Pennell,
a Skowhegan merchant; Lois A. West
on, the hostess for this occasion, mar
ried Roland T. Patten, proprietor OF
Eaton Mt. farm and scientific agri-
culturist.
There has been but one death in
the class, Arthur Boardman being the
deceased member