The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-05

Mrs Emmeline Elliott Of Boston is
visiting her sister Mrs +. W. Scott.
The r. ] Clark house party return
ed from Rocky Point cottage Lake
Embden. last Friday.
DR. Marston and DIR. Bell of Strong
operated on Mrs Marion Barnaby.
Saturday, at her home on Center st.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard French of
Bangor were called here Wednesday
of last week by the critical illness of
her mother. Mrs Betsey Savage Of
Union street. Mr.. French returned to
Bangor Thursday. accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs C. S. Whitney and
her two children. who had been visit
ing their grandmother. Mrs. Savage
and by Miss Lena Quint Of Center st.
who returned with them for visit
with Mrs. Whitney.
Embden schools open Monday Au
gust 8, with the following teachers
Hawthorne Phyllis Witham: Elmer
son. Norma Berry. nongefellow, Owen
oliver; burlington, Mrs. Marion Bly,
ant Washington, Christie Moufton.
The Mckinley school is closed by vote
of the Embden school board, and the
pupils will be conveyed to the Mark
Emery school, North Arson. Mrs.
bryant whose name appears doo'e aS
teachers Vi ene fufinston 9enoo'' 10
returning " hei aee9nu Eoai WI
as help'hs tedcnei ol Ehouen senooio.
MIS- blyaht Is teaCnel VI Sied'
talent and the schools of Embden have
been greatly benefited by her work.
This year, by vote OF the school board
Is ilaae compulsory lot ,af o'"t'
ledeu'IS III i"r ''H'',is" i22''
speho stated h'i,12'i '' a9'iS III
-ai9. DRY di,l 9''''9.
among the e'7a1 2.t. t49'i'''
are Il son 10 4l,. d4i 'ii7. Ea@eh'
1ouns' ooih Jug - 'l-o -" az
Mt anu MI - ~ i" ~ '.3'l ar ~,
mon Sliee.' IL - ''i'
child the olhel De.hR 5'Ii
Porter d MAR arr nay las d pI,
dug on the seu'H sue '' ''5l. 1I'7'
null preparatory - ad'lH5 "dE"H
scales Jhstaiied. he7e scdte5 "neu
Installed Will De stealiy app e'ldteu
by the puDit, d7 suite iue III u -Au
gust H. l9I1, IT mas Deeh necessary
TO go TO n. A. carlson large barn on
upper Elm street IL one "isheu Ihe
weight OF anything. before the Hre
of 1913. VIM. f. French mad wagon
scales on the south side OF MS Doot
and shoe store. which were situated
onsthe corner of Elm and Main streets'
Hon. and Mrs Fred o. smith OF New
Vineyard with Rev and Mrs. Butler
Pratt were recent dinner guests at
II. b. Merrys. Mr.. Pratt hoids the
office of executive secretary OF the
Federated churches of Worcester.
Mass.
Mrs. Susie Burbank is enjoying
vacation from her duties as bookkeep-
er in Porter K Marston's grocery
story and Tuesday left for Hallowell
where she will VISIT relatives she
was accompanied by her daughter Ell
sic.
Nicholas W. Murphy passed away
Saturday night, July 81, at Bay Point.
where he and Mrs. Murphy with their
daughter Mrs. Charlie H. Smith Jr and
their grandson, Robert Smith were
spending the summer The cause Of
his death was due to paralytic
shock Funeral services were held
at Bingham. Tuesday afternoon and
burial was at Bingham cemetery. Mr..
Murphy Is survived by widow, who1
was Miss Viola Moore, two children.
Mrs. Cnarles Smlth Jr. anu IhomAs
II. Murphy and one granuchiid, ROD
..s Ell .no -..rn,o+an ~ p.rI,n pond
tI..s, - - 49, .na p,ay nlaoe On
49,. -. - Moth Anson
va 49,. 49, Sor,ors.t House and
a ' oue 49, 80, e. was de-
1922 VOC p.op - ~ e. - Any,,st 10 1919
ThoD sovaht Carrahamett Inn
,,h,nh ~. ~ nrt,, oh,ioad I'm give n
".o,,a. ~ ar hooi,n
"p IT, ~ LII NJ oorning deronstra-
.,on %, ,ha Academy kitchen. Thurs
dau auanin. AuS,,et an 4 o'clock
1d.v,;.ht sev,nr timel
ne sorgot Tho Grange meeting
n,h;oh u;,, ba hold SATURDAY evening,
Anenst ? for at that time the mem
re u,i,I d,scuss changing the date of
,ha noetings from the first and third
Sa,urdavs To the first and third Wed
nasdav evenings Of each month.
uorhart TiI, state Snpervisor of 1