The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-04-21
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of go or 10 people with or 10 new
members. At the banquet Wednesday
evening Fl. S. Wing spoke on Should
Wood Turner Show Sportsmanship
in lis Business" At the meeting
Thursday. II. G. Winter spoke on
should a Wood Turner Pay Any At
tention 10 Costs and If Co. To Whose
Costs Should He Pay Attent on There
viii be meeting of the National Wood
Turner's Association in Washington,
d e, June 6 and 7, which some of
the Kingeld Manufacturers expect to
attend.
Miss Frances Soule, Oldest daughter
of Rev. Arthur NJ. Soule. pastor of
Grace universalist Church and Mrs.
Soule aud Cecil Arlington Knapp, only
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Knapp
were united in marriage at 9 O'CLOCK
Friday evening. April s, at the nome
Of the brides parents by her father,
Rev A. II Soulc, US ng the single ring
service only the immediate families
were prs ent. The young couple Will
reside f5r time with the groom's
parents IN pper Main Street. Mrs.
TH#n1 ) graduate of Pencils In
saHo. Cray class of 1920, having
tasbt for the past winter at the
CaHhs Bridge School, New Gloucester.
The hrIef time that she has been in
tais town she has made many friends
vho with her numerous fl ends and
r5atives in her former home wish
p = much happiness Mr.. Knapp 6
graduate Of the Kingfield High School
te thn lass of 1920 nee which time
Re ha been employed By the Jenkins
a=d Poeert Mfg Company. He is one
Of Kinefield's principal Yiolinists, hay
ne been for some time leader OF the
public orchestra. Best wishes are ex-
tended to the young couple.
Mrs. Rnel Williams is quite sick with
heart trouble and The nurse, Mrs. Don
I'd Fuller Of Stratton. who has been
carirg fer Leon Daggett, has gone to
NJ EiBgf ED to take care of her.
The tsse ssors in taking the inven-
tory al making the taxes have COM
piled TIE following interesting statis
cs. Total valuation, real estate resi-
fant $50 .2S3. Real estate nonresident
s33a24 Personal estate resident
s12e64s. Personal estate nonresident
$3.50. total $540,115. Number of Polls
taxed 81 Number of Polls not taxed
II Taxable Live Stock: Horses 226,
f2I0S5. Colts VI. old l, $50; Colts
. VI. cid /. $40: Cows Isl, $4940;
oxen Il. $3.50: 3 year olds As, $1240;
. year Odds "a, s938. Total, $2S,S53.
Exempt. Yearlings 81, 1854; Sheep
40. 1851; Swine 70. 1899. Total,
$3.50 Automobiles SO, $25 $50; Trucks
:. S4240 Total, $4,000
As compared with 1920 we find 7
moro cows and SO more sheep. We
find II less horses less year old
colts and less yearlings, less oxen,
IN less year old. 10 less 2 year olds,
&c less yearlings and Al less swine.
The Preliminary Speaking Contest
Of the Kingfeld High School will be
held Friday evening April % in
Franch's Hall w III the following pro-
gram: The Death of Arbaces. Rosa
mond Smith: Abolition of War, Lau-
rislcr Brown. Damon and Pythias,
Ethel Buttcrfeld; Alexander Breaking
Bucephalus. Keith Dexter; A Stray
Sunbeam. Sadie Anderson; The Cen
tleman, LonWell Adley; The Boat Race
Edna Lewis. The Responsible ty of
War. Clair Durrell: The Grave by the
Sorrowful Sea- Alice Davis; Burdock's
Goat. Fred Thompson; Arena Scene
from Quo Vadis," Eleanor Wood Our
Flag Emil Winter. Judges: Miss Alb
hott. Normal: Miss Porter, Normal;
VI SIS Johnson. Pennington High. Mu-
sic. EnaDp's orchestra A social dance
will follow the contest.