Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-31
School Reunion

teachers and fr1endS OF the Olu RSu
school on New Portland Hill gateh-
cred at the school house on Thurs
day. when the sixth reunion OF the
association was held. The day was
deal. The morning hours were
passed socially and meeting oid
friends. At noon a delicious dinner
was srved.
At LAS the company was called TO-
xether by the association president,
Franz r. Gilbert of Lowell. Mass. AL
the business sessions the following
officers were elected: PRESIDENT
Franz F. Gilbert; vice president
Charles Walker; secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. Ida Churchill; executive
Thurston Hutchins, Al
bion Edwards and Harry P. Jones:
Letters Of greeting were read py
the secretary from Abbie s. Getchel'
Auburn: Edward Walton, Westboro,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
of Massachusetts. Greetings were
from Mrs. Gusta Stanley
of Newton, Mass, Mrs. Hattie Walk
er Whitten of Pennington and MISS
Emma Walker of Newton, Mass.
The program, while brief, was OF
much interest and included remarks
by General Frank Hoyt of New Bed
ford. Mass, who passed last winter
in Florida and gave a pleasing @aiK
on life in the south; remarks lwere
given by Rev. Melville Hutchins OF
Searsport; Hon. William l.. Walker
of Skowhegan also spoke in an In
teresting manner.
It was voted to hold the reunion
of the old Red School of New Port
land hill n the hill at the school,
house on the last Thursday in Au-
gust. 1925. 1t was voted to SEND
greetings from the association 10
Mrs. Stanley, who is in frail health
and that the members of the assocl-
alton remember her with shower OF
post cards. A memorial was given
for E. Gilbert, who has passed away
since the meeting a year ago. The
program closed by all taking hold OF
hand in singing "Auld Lang Syne.
Among the guests in attendance were
General Frank Hoyt and wife OF
New Bedford, Mass; Gene Talcott,
Betty Davis Talcott of Strong; Al
len Cults of North Anson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Withee, Pittsfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Skillings and chill
dren. Pennington; Franz F. Gilbert,
Mass; Olin Gordon. Lewis
Gordon. Shirdley Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. K. Edwards and family, Miss
Alberta Churchill, Madison; Ames
Briggs. Anson; Lillian r. Gould,
Mrs. Sadie p. Churchhill and
Joseph B. Brown of IA Kenwood
Ave. Providence. r. l.; Rev. Melville
and wife and daughter.
Miss Lois Hutchins, Searsport; Mrs.
F. r, Knowles, Englewood, n. J.:
Frank Russell, Pittsfield; Martha s.
Whitman, Turner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Dane, Roy H. Pratt, Hon.
William l.. Walker, Skowhegan. This
gathering of the former students and
teachers of the old Red School was
one of the most delightful occasions
held by the association since its or
yanization and the gathering OF le26
will be eagerly anticipated.
September Term Of Supreme Court
The September term of Somerset
county supreme court will convene
At Skowhegan Tuesday, Sept. 10,
with Justice Dunn of Orono presid-
ing. The following have been drawn
from Skowhegan to serve on the
grand jury for the year 1925-26: Il.
8. Clough. Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer: and
10 serve on the traverse jury for the
term from Skowhegan the
following have been drawn: Florence
Reed, Marshall c. Viles, William r.
seamans, Herbert c. Judkins and
Murray. The docket has been
issued and contains 252 cases on the
civil docket; 10 cases on the equity
docket and AZ on the criminal docket.
Weston Before Lord
Frank Weston of Athens at
hearing before Trial Justice Thomas
9. Lord, Saturday morning, charged
with operating a motor vehicle In the
town of Harmony on Friday while
under the influence of intoxicating
iuuor. pleaded guilty to the charge
and paid a fine of s100 and the costs
II 023.47. The pail sentence OF 90
laws was suspended. Sheriff John
w. Healy represented the state at
he hearing Saturday morning. Wes-
ION was apprehended by Mr.. Brawn'
If Starks and brought to SkowheGan
,or the hearing by Deputy Sheriff
Everett Rec dof Harmony.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Dascombe re-
turned Friday from Springfield, VT.
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert c. Bowman.
Many local friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter N. Ward, of Gardiner
will be interested to know that Mr..
Ward has accepted a position as
of one of the Ginter stores
in Boston and are soon moving to
hat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones.
Miss Mona Jones and
Mrs. Melissa Dolbler and Master
Maurice Dolbier returned Friday
from a vacation of a few weeks
passed at Owls Head.
Miss Alice Morse, who has been
IN Boston guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owens, returned Friday and
IS a guest of her parents.
Miss Ethel C. Ward has returned
rom Gardiner, where she has been
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N.
Ward.
Miss Winonah M. Paddock of
Portland who teaches at Rumford.
md Miss Clara Jackson of Rumford
we're in town Saturday calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Davis Miller, Mr..
md Mrs. Hugh Hurley and Mrs.
yhristainia Ordway were in Nor
the last of the week at
a reunion of the Miller fam
ly held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Tobey.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde f.
Decker will be interested to know
hat they have moved to Augusta
ind will make their home on Sewall
treet.
Mark Buteau returned Friday
light from Belfast, where he has
,een the guest at the home of Mrs.
Nary Gogreau.
urned from Presque Isle. where she
las been the guest of friends.