The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-10

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Ham as accompanist. duet by Mrs
1A. G. Winter and Miss Ham. solo by
Miss Leo Barnjum with encore and
several selections of instrumental
music by Miss Emmons.
The new Ford ear which r. ID.
Knapp had stolen from his garage
tuesday night was found Wednesday
| forenoon about three miles this side
OF Phillips where IL was stalled on a
mn having run out of gas and aban-
doned by the thief when seen by resi-
dents of that section. Mr.. Knapp
and Deputy Sheriff ENDS thought
they traced the car around the village
and down on the east side of the river
| to New Portland. The trail however
] was not sufficiently clear for thnn. 10
follow and they spent the day along
the Kennebec river to North Arson
and above Bingham. Thursday
morning Mr.. Knapp went to Phillips
and got his car and found 1t practic-
ally uniniured.i He Is using every
means for apprehension of the Gull
prit whose description has been given
as tall and slight, dressed in a gray
suit, red sweater with black trim
mings.
While using dynamite in the Wing
mill yard to split logs, Albert Gould
was considerably injured by the ex-
plosion at about half past five We'd
nesday. His face was badly filled
with powder and swollen and it was
thought the leg was fractured by be-
ing caught in a log when he started
tn In IN
sion took place which did the damage
A meeting of the guarantors of the
Chautauqua was held at H. S. Wings
Office Friday night, November 4, and it
was decided to place the course tick
cts on sale from Tuesday morning to
Wednesday evening. Reserved seats
for those holding course tickets will
be on sale at French Hall. Wednes
day night at O'Clock. Thursday
night there will be another guaran
tors meeting when some Of the agents
will be present. The three days ses-
sion opens Friday, Nov IL and as
some of the entertainers will be here
over Sunday free concert and lee
ture will be given at some time dur
ing the day, and probable a musical
in the morning. An interesting and
entertaining program is announced by
the Chautauqua managers for this
year. The local officer of the Winter
Chautauqua for this year are: pres
ident, J. f. Voter; secretary. Miss
Leila Hunnewell treasurer, Mrs. c.
f. Chamberlain; ticket committee
Harry +. Bradford com
mittee on hail. Mrs. S. j. Wyman;
chairman of advertising committee,
Rev. A. NJ. Soule.
Benz. Lander is to cut and haul this
winter to his village mill 100000 feet
of long lumber 100 cords of white
birch and 200 cords of hardwood. He
will put on. two four-horse teams. one
of which is owned and driven by Chas
Bradbury.
= WeelaffaIott Whist Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs +
l.. Simmons. All of the members
were present.
q The Girl Scouts are to give n NOV
ing picture with entertainment at Ell
bridges hall Nov %. Candy and
%OpcorA wi2l4iDe soldsAA
AFrank Durrell has purchased of l..
~ Wyman the house lot between him
and the Mr. Wyman stand This Is a
fine lot which faces both Main and
High street
II. r. Mckinney received word Fri
day morning of the death Of his wfe's
mother, Mrs. Flora Martin of South
Paris and left on the morning train
To join his wife who has been with
her mother for Il week.