The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-15

Guy L. Gilman went to Lewiston on
u business visit yesterday on the 1145
train.
Elmer W. Sawyer a North Arson
attorney was in town yesterday hav-
ing business at Probate Court before
Judge Small.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Witham OF
Embden were guests during Pomona
at the home of Mrs. Amanda Witham,
Middle street.
DR.. John II. Wyman of Midway,
Mass, formerly of Skowhegan, has re-
ceiyed an appointment as major and
has been appointed assistant medical
examiner for Norfolk County by Gov
ernor Coolidge of Massachusetts.
Peter Boardman lost finger yester-
day while employed in one of the
local textile mills. Two other fin
gers were quite badly cut The right
hand was the one affected. The man
was taken to Somerset Hospital for
treatment
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Holman of
Wilton arrived in town last week as
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Judkins and then they went to
Athens. where they visited Mr. Hol-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Holman. The trip was made by auto.
Miss Una c Robinson left yester-
day morning for San Diego, Cal,
where she expects to remain for at
least year and possibly permanent
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Eaton who
purchased her home on Middle street,
are getting settled in their new pos
session,
The Ella +. Mitchell Philathea Glass
met at the home of Miss Dorothy NJ.
Day, where the annual business meet
ing and social was held last evening
Miss Day was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs Ethel NJ Hight and Mrs. M. L
Lord There was a musical and lit
erary program. Refreshments were
served.
Albert j. Blair has sold his drug
business in Brooklyn, y. Y. which has
been carried on under the manage
ment OF his brother DR.. William T
Blair for a number of years at 1851
bedford avenue The new owner is
Samuel Jacobs of that city. 1t is
probable that DIR. Blair will make al
extended visit with his brother here
in the early spring.
\ hearing was in order at Probate
Court yesterday in the Warren LOOMS
estate, relative to the settlement o
an account. The parties finally af
ter conference settled the matte
amicably. l.. l.. Walton and Franl
l.. Ames of Norridgewock appeare'
for the administrator f. w. Loomi
and the contestants were represente,
by Vim. Folsom Merrill and Judge i
F. Danforlh.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Skowhegan Trust CO
officers were elected as follows: Joh
r. Mcclellan, president; E. F. Dan
. forth, vice president; r. f. Atwood
treasurer. Directors-John r. Nc
Clellan. Edward F. Danforth. Samuf
w. Philbrick, Walter p. Ordwa!
Emilio Debe, Amos X. Butler, Charlie
W. Day, Gony Russell, Shepherd !
Swain, Fred F. Lawrence, Charles I
ilnssey Harry W Smith, Leroy !
Folsom Edwin H. Burgess, Nichola
Miller, Cassius c. Kinsman, Everett
T. Goodrich, Roy l.. Marston, Fred {
Sawyer. r. +. Atwood, a. A. Porte
Fred A. Coolidge, George Otis Smitl
W. E. Porter, J. c. Griffin, II. "
Haines. II. NJ. Weston, NJ. NJ Fowler
Willard II. Cummings EXecutiv
Board-John r Mcclellan, Edward +
Danforth, Couy Russell, Samuel "
Philbrick, Amos X. Butler, Charles "
Day. Leroy Il. Folsom, r. f. Atwood
\. \. Porter, Everett r. Goodrich
Wizard H Cummings
Charles Green is leaving Sunda
morning on an extended trip GOVERN
the next several weeks After a da
or two in Boston he expects to jour
ney on to New Rochelle, n. Y. for
short visit with his daughter, Mrs
Frank Wallace Knowlton and t
White Plains in the same state to visi
his son-in-law, Prof William Fair
clough From there he will go t
Baltimore, Md, where his son, Osca
Green holds a position with the Stand
ard Oil Company. He will sail o.
Feb 18th aboard the Pastores fror
New York for a 24-days cruise whic
takes him to Havana, Santiago, Kings
ton, Jamaica, thru the Canal Zone, t
E,oto Dyoo Ioco opJ To tho Dor