Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-15

Perkins, E. L. Bailey; Treasurer and ro~,
CLERK, Gideon Dearce; School Supervi.or
Elliot King. '''
Poland.-Selectmen, ]. R. Pulsifer. Simon
Libby, w. w. Waterman; Clerk. Zena.
Lane. Jr., Supervisor of Schools, W. W.
Mccain.
Cape Observation-Disclosures, Reuben s
Smart; Clerk, George Pickett; Se1ectmen
Assessors and Overseers Of the Poor, Chas.
A. Tilton, Thomas A. Haskell, Michael I
Peables; S. s. Committee, Edward F. Hill /:
Collector, Seth L. Plummer; Treasurer.
James Trickey; Agent, Joshua Bracket :
Auditor, Henry s. jackson.
Albany.-Town Clerk, Amos G.. Bean
| Selectmen, Gilbert WardweIl, J. II. Loveioy,
John Hazleton; Treasurer, j. II. Loveioy |.
| Agent, George French; s. S. Committee,
Gilbert Wardwell; Constable and Collector,
Justice Aspinwall. All elected by nearly a
unanimous vote. The first Selectman q
democrat; all the rest republicans.
Observation-Disclosures, j. B. Courier
Selectmen, Willard Herrick, E. f. Rand, X.
L. Coe; Treasurer, David Emmons; Agent,
ID. W. Davis; Constable and Collector, AL
yah Coffin.
Alfred Moderator. C. B. Lord; Clerk,
Abner Mitchell; Selectmen, Richard H.
Cooling, Frederick Harmon, Cyrus Russell; ;
experimenting School Committee, Samuel
NJ. Came; Auditor. Abner Mitchell. All
republicans except s. M. Came, S. s. Com.
mittee.
WATERFORD Moderator Capt. w. H.
johnson; Town Clerk, James II. Downes;
Selectmen, ETC., Geo. L. Smith, Fl. H. Chad
bourne. Ezekiel Deering; Treasurer, Joseph
Harper; Supt. School Committee, Rev. II.
NJ. Sawtelle; Auditor, A. L. Kicker. All
republicans. Elected by forty majority and
upwards. Last year the town went demo-
| cratic by small majority.
| ville.-Muderator-E G. Flanders.
CLERKS. w. Newhall.
Selectmen-W. 2. Cakes, d. w. Hussey
X. z. Knowlton.
Treasurer-E. G.. Flanders.
Agent-D. Spooner.
School Comnittee-W. P. Cakes
Constable and Collector of Taxes-D. W.
Hussey.
The town voted to exempt from taxation
all unimproved water power, and the build
ings and machinery that may be put on the
same, for the tenn of ten years; commenc
ing when the first machinery shall be put in
the same.
Mattawamkeag. -Modorator-Hon Asa
Smith.
Town Clerk-Geo. W. Blakemore
Selectmen-Asa Smith, d. s. Parker and
H. w. Fiske.
Ireasurer-Asa Smith.
experimenting School Committee-Asa
Smith.
Town Agent--D. S. Parker
Collector Of Taxes-D. +. Martin.
Observation-Disclosures &c. L. Hersey,
dem.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overssers of the
Poor-John Rogers, rep; G. L. Hersey,
DEM. James A Wiggin, dem.
Town Clerk-F. N. Wheeler, dem.
Town Agent-John Rogers, rep.
Supervisor of Schools-G. L. Hersey,
dem.
Collector and Treasurer-Henry w. Da-
mon, rep.
Constables-H. w. Damon, rep; G. NJ.
Bond, dem.
Leeds Moderator, B. Dunn; Clerk, John
Turner; Selectmen, &c., j. Il. Addition, T.
S. Carver and A. ]. Foss; Collector and
Constable, c. f. Cobb; Treasurer, Benjamin
Francis; S. S. Committee, Rodolphus Jen-
nings. The collector collects one cent mills
on dollar. Voted to raise the following
sums OF, cash: For schools, $1,000; for
poor, SooO for roads and bridges, $500; for
incidental expenses, $500; to pay debts,
$500; also $500 to be expended on labor
and materials on the highway.
Turner. Moderator, w. l.. Bonney;
Clerk, Wesley Thorp; Selectmen, etc., X.
Prince, w. l.. Bonney, Lewis A. Farrar:
Treasurer, James A. Cary; Agent, Rufus
Prince; S. S. Committee, Perkins C. Tory,
w. II. Jewett. All republicans and elected
by about fifty majority. Last year demo-
cratic.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S. r. jackson;
Clerk, L. J. Hale; Selectmen, etc., Z. ].
Hale, B. F. Hammond VIM. N. Thompson;
Collector, B. Is. Vaughan; Constable, L. G.
Thompson; Agent, A. G. Lebroke; Treas.
urer, +. J. Hale; Auditor, S. II. jackson :;
S. S. Committee, G. W. Pratt. r. Z. Daggett
All republicans.
Woolwich.-Isaac Thwing, Chas. Carter
and VIM. A. Potter, Selectmen, Assessors
and Overseers of the Poor. Christopher T.
Otis, Clerk; David II. Carter, Superintend-
ent School Committee; Ephraim ID. Fuller
ton. Constable.
Milbridge.-G. A. Hopkins, Moderator;
G. NJ. leighton, Collector and Treasurer;
G. S. Hopkins, j. S. Mansfield, VIM, Shaw,
Selectmen and Assessors; Z. Sawyer, Clerk;
j. T. Wallace, Jr., Agent; F. Sawyer, Au-
ditor. Voted $1,000 for schools; $1,000 for
roads; $1,000 contingent fund; and Sl4OO for
poor.