Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06
Town Omcers---Is6O.

very large majority of the towns of the
commonwealth held their annual elections,
yesterday, and we give the results as far as
the returns have been made. The elections
were not occasions Of any special excitement,
party politics, in many of them, having been
laid aside. We hear that the republicans
were successful in the old democratic town
of Blackstone.
GRAFToN.-Town Clerk, James w. White; Select
men, Horace Bachelor, f. b. Brooks Jonathan d.
Wheeler Horace S. Warren, and George W Esta-
brook; Assessors, j. II. Wood, John Mcclellan, and
Robert Morey; Overseers of the Poor j. Il. Adams
Luke +. Allen, and j. IL. Allen; Treasurer, Rufus E.
WARREN Collector, James w White; School Com.
mittee, Rev. I. G. Biscoe, Rev. o. Crane and Rev.
J. NJ. Chick Trustee of Riverside Cemetery, Rufus
4. Warren; Constables, W ID. Wheeler, Ii. b. Fair
banks J; IL. Wright, $. ID. Hall, Walter Forehand,
David Chase, Joshua COngdon, and j. b. Sibley
The whole amount of the money tax was $4,000
Of which $4l6O are for the support of schools and
$500 for highways
NoRTHBRIDGE selectmen-P. Within Dudley,
Joshua W. Morse, Stephen f. Bachelor, Benjamin
Mcbride, Gustavus E. Taft Assessors-OIlis Bach
elor, Luke Prentice Luke s. Farnum, Overseers of
Poor-Wm B. Fuller, Merrick L. Taft, Davis P.
Gray. School Committee-Smith g. Bates Rev. L.
L. Clark. Town Clerk and TreasuTer-Hiram Wing.
Gonstables-Wm B, Fuller, Davis T. Gray, II. 8.
Bean ModeratOr-Wm. Kendall.
OXFORD. Seectmen-E. Z Harwood, Ira Merri.
am, l.. b. Corbin. Town Clerk-Wm. f. Pease
Assessors-E. w. Bardwell, I. w. Wilmarth and
John b. Pratt. Oyerseers of the Poor-George
Hodges, Jr., Charles A. Sigourney, Russell A. Davis
School Commttee-James G. Mills for three years;
and l.. Nj, Larned for one year. Treasurer-C. A.
Angel. Collector-0. w. Chaffee Auditors-Em-
DRY Sanford and c. A. Angel. Constabes-C Charles
w. Brown, George Rich, and o. w. Chaffee. The
whole amount of the tax voted was Sc 300. There
was appropriated $1,000 for the High School, and
$500 for the district schools $500 for the highways
and $1,000 for the current expenses of the town.
STERLING electmen-Perley Bartlett, A. Keyes,
Edward Burpee. Town Clerk and Treasurer-Wm.
d. Peck. Assessors-John Ii. Davis, z. NJ. Rugg,
Ezra Sawyer. CollectOr-Perey Bartlett School
Committee. NJ. Rugg, and Luther Rugg, I'd. The
whole amount of tax voted was 5000, OF which the
amount for schools was $500; for highways labor
tax, $l2OOi contingent expenses, $2500.
UxDRIDoE. Seectmen-Zadoc A. Taft, Welcome
Mcpherson, Chas Ellis, Henry DeWoIf and James
NJ Farnum. Town Clerk and Treasurer-Henry
Capron. Assessors-Joseph Day, Newell Tyler j
z. Baxter. Overseers of the Poor-Merrill Green
Amariah Taft, and Millen Emerson. School Com
mttee-J. Mason Macomber for one year to fill the
vacancy accustomed by the death of Geo S. Taft;
and Chas. A. Wheelock for three years Consta-
bes-Thomas Adrich, Henry A. Cook, and Nahum
Morse Moderator-Chas. A. Taft.
WEBSTER. Selectmen-H. Il. Bugbee Chas T..
Brown. Town Clerk-P. w. Bruce Assessors
Asher Josin, Jacob Bates, and Solomon Robinson,
Treasurer-Wm. 4. Subway. Collector-Solomon
Shumway. School Committee-r ID. Brown for
three years; and John H. Stockwe for one year.
The meeting adjourned without appropnatng any
money