The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-29

4. Trafton is visiting Tor a few
3 d nethuen' Mass
!. Maud Roullard arrived home
=, from Waterville where she
the Christmas holidays.
LEAGUES left for Gardiner Fri
Ear A three days visit with his
Mr.. Jacques is employed in
dty.
J, sutherland is a guest of his
~ Robert Sutherland, of Bath.
s,e Christmas dinner together
H. first time in thirty years.
and Mrs. Allie Buteau and three
H. children, Lillian, Ernest and
Z, returned Monday night after
y DAVIS visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
n Gogan in Gardiner.
and Mrs. John T. Hight of Ath-
loft the latter part of the week
|.uburn where they will pass the
q the winter with their daugh-
md husband, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Mood.
..es Groder, a teacher in The
u schools, arrived home Satur-
4 She has finished teaching the
tprm and will not return until
..bools reopen the latter part
|Isbruary.
n Charles F. Smith, nee Miss
4 f,reenwood, arrived home Satur-
night from Montreal to spend
hys visit with her parents. Mr..
4 Mrs. Elmer f. Greenwood of Mad
1 avenue.
h Maud B. Bowling returned to
home in Portland Saturday
ling following q few days visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ssu Mrs. Bowling formerly re-
q in this town.
4 a meeting held in the Munich
Milding Saturday, Fred Hill,
v,rd Friend, Major Foster and
ssr Hussey were elected to serve
Traverse Jurors at the January
/ Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
iss Marion Lord arrived home Fri
night from Sanford where she
eaching in a high school. She
return to her duties January =,
wing visit with her parents,
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord of
her avenue.
Is. Flora McPheters of Middle st.
Saturday for Portland where she
visit her daughter. Mrs. w. r.
Twin. She will also visit another
liter, Mrs. Harold WEIGH, who
in West Buxton. She will be
for about two weeks.
stated convocation of Somerset
ter, No. Is, Royal Arch Masons
be held in the Masonic hall to-
ow evening (Friday) at which
the Royal Arch Degree will be
pified and balloting and other
less come before the meeting.
Dwhegan Grange met last night
,gular session at which time the
ion of officers for the ensuing
occurred. The program was in
ge of the worthy master. Lester
Stevens. Refreshments were
ID.
and Mrs. William T. Seekins
Saturday for Bowdoinham, where
were Christmas Day guests at
lone of John Holden. Mr.. and
Seekins son, Leon Roy Seekins
'amily of Lowell. Mass, were al
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Holden.
y Boynton, formerly a Skowhe-
boy. now employed in the En-
ring Department of the Erie
Dad at their New York City divi-
left Monday after spending the
end with his parents, Mr.. and
W. II. Boynton at their home on
ner street.
J. Helen Burgess and daughter
were passengers on the noon
Friday with North Belgrade as
destination. They will visit
Mrs Burgess mother, Mrs. Eu-
Wallace. Master Norman Elwell
lpanied them and will spend
days with his aunt, Mrs. Lula
on.
and Mrs. George Boutin and
tier, Rita, are expected to ar
in Skowhegan the latter part of
week. For the last two years
nave been residing in Bath where
,outin has been employed as an
ic and acetylene welder for the
Steampship Company. They
t to remain in Skowhegan in
tely and will live with Mr.. Bou-
father, Leon Boutln.
! remains of Mrs. Hiram Gilman
I'd here from Wakefield, Mass,
ay night and were inferred in
Southside cemetery, Tuesday.
Gilman died at the home of her
Charles Gilman. She formerly
ID on Main street in this town.
lace at present occupied by Harry
ard and family. Mr. Gilman
a former road commissioner In
hogan.