New England Families

Bangor Daily News, August 6, 1929, page 12, column 4:
Miss Florence L Paige of Roxbury, Mass. arrived Monday morning for a visit with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs William M Gray on Main Street.

Bangor Daily News, Tuesday, August 20, 1929, page 8, column 1:
Miss Florence L Paige and W. H. Mumbar left Saturday for their homes in Roxbury, Mass. after a few weeks visit with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs William M Gray on Main Street. They were accompanied by their grandmother, Mrs Gray, who will spend several days with relatives in Roxbury, Mass.

notes: William M Mumler, age 21, was living at 140 Walnut Ave, Roxbury, not far from Alpine Street where the Paiges were living in 1929. On the 1930 census his occupation was "mapper in an office" and on the List of Residences in Boston it was "clerk." His father, William M Mumler, Sr., was a "musician, orchestra", born in Maine.

question: Did Zeke go back to Maine with his sister Florence and William Mumler? They probably wouldn't have traveled unaccompanied back then. Zeke was on the List of Residents of Boston in 1928 but was back in Maine by the 1930 census.