Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-24

their future home i'll NOrridgewOck.
The groom, who is farmer by occu-
patton. formerly lived in WashbGrn.
Aroostook county, and is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Flewelling. His
bride is a native Of Belgrade and is the
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Willard
Damren of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Daniel Iabaree of Essex, y.
VI is visiting with the family of her
lrother, George II. Ware, on Center
street.
CIR. Cook is passing a few days in
( Pressure Isle.
from ST. Joseph's Academy in MARI
horo. Mass, and is a guest at the home
, Of FIR, \. @. Lacroix. Neal Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wentworth.
who have been visiting in Boston. have
returned to Skowhegan for a few days
stay before going south Their daugh-
ter, Lucille IT. Wentworth, arrived on
the late train Friday night from the
Waynef, to School III Portland to visit
during the l. liday recess with them
Mrs. Thomas n. Min Of Springfield
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Cockburn.
Calvin Eat 4, who recently sold his
home at the corner of Middle and
Spring streets to Clifford Jewett. has
moved his family to the Squire house
on Middle st eet
Mrs. Elsie \. Stilphen arrived Satur-
day morning FROM Augusta. to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Avore
r. w. Knowlton left SATURDAY. for q
visit with his parents in West Penn
brooke
Mrs. Sarah p Reed Of Portland IS
to pass portion Of the Christmas va
cation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
f. F. Pennell. DR.. and Mrs. F. L.
Tozier Flora PennelD Of Fairfield will
entertain the PenneIl family Christina
day.
MIR and Mrs. w. A. Jewett heve
moved from their farm in Cornvilla
which they recently sold to W. ". TO
zier Of Fairfield to IS Jewett street in
this village. Mr.. Tozier and family
have moved TO their new home.
Walter Scott for severa! months
connected with textile concern in
Sherbrook, r.. J.. arrived Saturda.
morning 10 visit his family. Two
daughters. Marion and Jessie Scott
who are students at the School for tho
Deaf in Portland. arrived al the same
time TO pass their holiday recess at
home
f. :. Ross of st. Stephen. \. q. i
visiting with the families of c. s.
Ross and s. w. Philhrick in town
Robert Lord, a draughtsman at the
Portsmouth navy yard. is Visiting with
his family on Elm street. M. Lord
did consider the removal Of his family
to Portsmouth, but has given that up
for the present.
Miss Janet Sturtevant. a teacher in
the schools Of Braintree Mass, is
passing her vacation at her home on
Prospect street
Miss Kate and Miss Nellie Whit +
New York City arrived SATURDAY eve
ming to visit with their parents. MIR.
ard Mrs. c. p. White on Hilton hill
Mrs. Effie NJ Paine left Saturday TO
visit for time with Mr. Paine in Fal-
mouth
Miss Esther Hedman Of Jemtland
who has been substituting as one OF
the teachers at the high school in
place of Miss A. r. Mantcr. laft Sat
Urday for her home
Bankruptcy proceedings in the -ase
of John Edwin Merose of Fairfi, III
I Were in order SATURDAY. at the Off, /.
Of Referee Daniel Lewis. G. w. Hus-
sey of Waterville appeared as attorney
FOR Melrose. No creditors We're pres
ent. no debts were proven and there
were no assets.
member Of the Assyrian colony II
| Madison was brought to Skowhegan
I Friday for Judgment in the county
Jail on an assault and battery charge.
According to additional advices from
the law court in the ca Sc of Inhabitants
OF SkoWhegan VS.. Martin p. Heseiton
in which proceedings We're based on
two bills in equity by the inhabita1ts
asking for an injunction 10 restra IN
him from erecting OF extensively re-
pairing his partially burned wooden
block within the fire limits, the first
hill came upon defendants appeal
from the decision Of the court grant
ING an injunction. and this appeal was