Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-12
Town Elections.

The following towns held their election ON
Monday the 9th inst.
South Observation-Disclosures j. w. Her
rick; Selectmen, j. S. Hodgdon, f. Tucker,
j. f. Merrill Town Clerk, VIM. p. Haskell;
Collector, f. P. Seavey; School Committee.
John A. Spear, +. 2. Seayey, F. c. Smith.
Brewer-Clerk, w. p. Burr; Selectmen,
etc, Jesse Hincks, Henry NJ. Harrington and
Edward II. Burr; Treasurer and Collector,
w. P. Burr; Supervisor of Schools, b. F.
Tefft; Constable, Samuel L. Head.
Oldtown-Clerk, c. II. Gray; Selectmen,
etc, A. 0. Browe, Eli Rigby and j. A.
Blanchard Treasurer, Geo. +. Dillingham;
Agent, J. A. Blanchard Superintendent of
Schools, George I. Sewall; Collector, David
Norton.
Milford-Clerk, NJ. w. Sawyer; Selectmen
etc, Lewis Simpson, George W. Howard and
James c. Dudley; Treasurer, James II.
Cakes; S. s. Committee, M. w. Sawyer;
Agent. Z. G. Newbegin; Collector, George
w. Howard.
men, etc, IL. l.. Hopkins, George Sawyer and
Horace S. Snow; Supervisor of Schools, Miss
Annie L. Fiield
Dixmont-C Clerk, z. G. White; Selectmen,
etc, II. ID. Crocker, Columbus Peabody, and
VIM. Harris; Treasurer and Collector, d. Pr
per; S. S. Committee, J. n. Holt, l.. p.
Toothaker and Amos f. Stevens.
Webster Moderator, O. ID. Potter; Clerk
J. W. Maxwell; Selectmen, Assessors and
OverseeIs of the Poor, Jonathan d. Jordan,
James G. Jordan. Stetson l.. Hill; Superv-
sor of Schools, Edwin Woodside; Collector
and Treasurer, j. Horace Jordan; Consta.
bles, j. ii. Jordan, n. bennett Amasa Niles.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eleazer Kelley; Clerk,
J 4 m nd
Overseers of the Poor, John r. Prescott,
Eleazer Kelley, Ansel Richardson; Treasurer,
Otis Goodwin.
Turner-Moderator, Rufus Prince; Select
men and Assessors, w. l.. Bonney, Roscoe
Tory and Daniel French; Treasurer, j. A.
Cary; Town Agent, Rufus Prince; School
committee, Charles A. Day; Constable and
Tax Collector, Horace True All republic
cans, except third Selectman. The appro-
priations were as follows: For building and
repairing school house, $1,000; for common
schools, $4,000; for interest on town debt,
$l4Oo for road and bridges, S5O0O and of
that amount, $1,000 was to be raised in money
and $4,000 to be expended in labor; for the
support of poor and other town charges, ST.,
zoos for free high school, $50.
| DURHAM Clerk, William II. Thomas,
rep; Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
Poor, Charles W. Harding, rep, VIM. B.
Newell, dem, Daniel Dyer, dem; Treasur-
err, James II. Eyeleth, rep. S. S. Committee,
Henry Sylvester, dem; Collector, Herman
Sawyer. rep. Money voted for schools, ST..
200; for poor, $3.50; for town debt, $1,000:
for contingent, $500; road tax (labor),
$4,000.
| HARrroRp.-Fi of the town officers cho-
sen Monday were republicans, and one dem
ocrat. The town is out of debt and has some
| $400 in the treasury. The town voted to
raise $3.50 for free high schools.
GARLAND.-Clerk, George S. Clark Sc
iectmen, Joseph I. knight, Russell Murdoch
and John Oliver; Treasurer, Lorenzo Oak;
Supervisor, Frank OILS.
SCION Moderator, j. d. Black; Clerk,
Turner Buswell; Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers of Poor, David Patterson, Stephen
Merrill, Moses Corson; Treasurer and Col
lector, IL. NJ. Bodwell S. S. Com, X. A.
Bachelor, ii. NJ. Bodwell; Constable, II. NJ.
Bodwell.