The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-20

Williams last fhursday.
In last weeks paper it was reported
that Harlon Boyington went To Au-
gusta to attend the Democratic Con
vention, this was a mistake as Mr..
Boyington is a Republican.
Zna William was a visitor at his
brothers. Dana Witham last Wednes-
day.
. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moulton and son
Gerald are living with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs George w. Mouton
James Murphy sold a few head OF
cattle recently to John Lawrence and
Fred Witham of Scion.
Ernest Gilman is having ZONE re-
pairing done on his buildings. George
Cross of Scion is doing the work.
Oscar Miller of Bingham has re-
turned to DIR. Leon William To work
for the summer.
Walter Thompson is guiding UP to
Garry Pond Camps.
Grant Witham went to Madilon last
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Leon Williams and daughter
Madile of New York arrived at their
summer home at Concord Harem
not arrive until the first Of May.
Ansel Stevens has a crew of men
working on the river hanging hooms.
Linwood Eames, of Scion was in
town last Saturday selling fresh meat.
Boardman Berry. who is at the hos
pital is getting along as well as can
be expected.
Mable Williams was a caller at Har
| Ion Boyington's one evening last week.
| Miss Elsie Murphy is working for
her aunt Mrs. Harris Williams of No.
Arson.
Mrs. j. Leon Williams was a caller
at Mrs. Flora Walkers Saturday.
Roy Walker and Ernest Gilman
worked on the road one day last week
EMBDEN CENTER
Orrison Hodgdon Of Scion tpent the
week end at his cousins W II. Hodg-
don's.
Mrs. Lester Bosworth suffered a sew
ere attack OF appendicitis Saturday
and Dr.. Piper was called. She is
now comfortable at this writing.
John Pratt, teacher of the Longfel-
| low school, spent the week end at his
home in North Arson
Sidney Dunbar and son Frederic
were at North Arson Monday. Mr..
Dunbar is slowly recovering from his
attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Lyman Berry got a liver in
her hand recently which neeessitated
her going to phydcian for its re-
moval.
Edwin Robinson is staying at Viii
liam Berry's.
Frank Healy of Concord was a cal
Ter in town Saturday
Ralph HunneWell is building a small
bungalow to take the place of his
house which was burned recently.
Tina Witham of East Embden was
caller in this vicinity recently.
Mrs. PAMELA Smith who has been
very i'll is some better at present.
Mrs. Wallace Hodgdon has a petunia
which has sixteen large blossoms be-
sides many buds and half blown flow
err.
Lester Bosworth was at Hartland
Boynton's several days last week when
the sclectmen met for town work
EMBDEN LAKE
DR.. White of Skowhegan was called
to see sick horse belonging to Ev-
erett Dreamer.
DR.. Pratt was called to Everett Ber-
rvs both children being sick with
colds and assesses in their heads
Emily Wentworth is teaching school
in Larone.
Russell Nutting was Week end Wis
itor at the home of Everett A. Berry
John Wentworth and wife have re-
turned from a visit with their ION Ma
Ion of Bingham.
KENNEBEC AVENUE
Miss Ida Lacasce of Scion spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister
at Dora Hilton's.
Mrs. Frank Atwood of Concord
spent Monday with her daughter. Mrs
Alton Lane.
Mrs. Raymond Skillings, who ie en-
ployed at North Arson, spent the week |
end at her home.
DR.. Piper of Scion was a prfoession- |
al caller in town Sunday
Miss Christie MoutOn was a caller |
in North Arson Wednesday of thi.
week.
Bird Day was observed in the Puf- |
ington and Hawthorne Schools Friday |
afternoon, April IA.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chamberlain |
of Fairfield were callers at Mont |
Spaulding's last Saturday and Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward spent Sun +
day at the home of James Hodgdon |
in Scion.
Mrs. Dassie Delling and daughter,
Rose are quite i'll with colds and the !
grippe. Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Delling |
Of Scion are caring for them.
Mr. and Mrs Kingsley Foss and |
daughter Alice, spent Sunday in No |
Arson the guest of Mr.. Foss'f daugh- !
ter, Mrs. Bert Williams.
The roads are drying out rapidly |
and number of autos are seen every |
day