The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-10
Town Elections.

AUGUSTA Alderman, w. l. Thompson,
VIM. d. Libby E. w. Whitehouse, Daniel
Hswius; Councilmen,. Geo. s. Ballard, Guy
Arthur D. Locke, Lendall Titcomb, Jefferson
Higgins. S. M. Boynton, S. S. Cummings
VIM. II. Wood, Otis Cummings, A. j. Burns,
Ira d. Randall, Simon Longfellow, VIM. e..
Lynn, P. G. Deliver, W. E. Barrows, w. A.
Swan, j. Il. Libbey, Sibley P. Fletcher, Zone
vacancy.
D1xMoNT- CLERK, P. G. White; Selectmen,
R. d. Croker, Columbus Peabody, William
Harris; Treasurer and Collector, b. Bussey;
Supervisor of Schools, l.. p. Toothacher; Town
Agent, G. Ii. Adams; Auditor, Joseph Holt
There was raised tor the support of the Free
High School, $780,
LIMINGToN.-Moderat William G.. Lord,
(Dem.); Clerk, John Il. Lord lRep.); Select
men, Stephen w. Hobson, (Rep) Luther
Whitney, (Rep.) Charles Anderson lfusion?;
Treasurer, William G. Lord (Dem.) The bust
ness of the meeting was not completed, but
adjourned until March goth at 10 A. M.
Observation-Disclosures Frederic Yates, Mo
SEES w. Webber, Chas A. Wardwell, Geo. f.
Hnntress, Chas. H. Nelson, Ferguson Haines,
James A. Stuart; Councilmen, Francis G.
Benson, Joseph Newcomb and Marshal E. Cur.
tbs, Irving Smith, William Bardsley, James E.
b. Waterhouse, Israel bennett, John Garside,
John Ham, Chas. B. Harmon, Joseph w.
L IubI6r l.. daSOu, pcuUtu l. .
son, Paul V. Lebonte, Simeon p. Mckinney,
James r. Reed, Frederic Green, Mark Wake
field, Daniel o. S. Hooper, Seth A. Goodwin.
LIMINGToN.- G. Lord Uem.) Mod
orator; John I. Lord (Rep), Clerk; STEP hen
w. Hobson (Rep.l Luther Whitney lRep.),
Chas. Anderson (fusion), Selectmen: William
G. Lord (Dem.) Treasurer. The business of
the meeting was not completed, Dut ADJOURNED
until March 10th, at a. IN.
SCARBoRo.-Clerk, John A. Millken; Sc
lectmen, johnson Libby, Richard Leavitt,
VIM. H. Remck; Treasurer and Agent, Seth
Seaman; Collector, John Libby 4th; School
Committee, Francis Pugsley. All Republicans
except School Committee.
BANGOR -A1dermen, James Tobin, Isaac
Strickland, Thomas S. Moor joseph G. White,
Thomas N Egery, Silas S. Low, William Con-
pers: Councilmen, Nehemiah I'll. Cotton, Joseph
W. fancy, John Burke, Grin M. Shaw, John
Mccain, Benjamin S. Crosby, Charles A.
Babcock. Charles Snnot, Alfred NJ Cowan,
Manly G.. Trask, Hartford Pond, Frank III.
Drummoud, Charles E. Getcbel, George w.
Merrill Charles ". Wilson, Aaron d. Watson,
Eliot W. Corson, William Phillips, James Ad-
ans, Frank Hight, George l. Brown
RIcHMoND.-Clerk, W. II. Stuart; Select
men, T. Houdlette, Ii. Randall, Q. s. Cotton (;
Treasurer, C. Houdlette; School Committee,
A. Libbey, S. w. Jack The town voted to
raise the following appropriations: For repairs
of highways, $4,000; for support of schools,
S2500; for free high school, $500; for mainte-
nance OF poor, $500; for reduction of town
debt, $1,000: to pay engine company, 500; for
contingent fund.- $780, The town also voted
to sell their town farm, either at auction or pr-
vate sale.
WAYNE-Clerk, j. S. Berry; Selectmen,
&C., j. G. Stinchfield FL. j. Ridley, Sears
Frost; Treasurer, j. S. Berry; Supervisor, G,
W. Walton; Collector, Richard Berry.
SANFoRD-Town Clerk, John A. bennett;
Selectmen, &C., Enoch f. Lord, A. w. Dam,
Lewis Butler; Agent, Joseph Shaw; S. S.
Com, Asa Low; Treasurer, A. j. Smith; Aud
itor, G. o. Lord. The town voted to continue
the free high school the ensuing year, and APP
propriated $500 for that purpose. Also the
the town voted to raise $2400 for the town
schools, $4,000 for ways and bridges, and $4,000
to open the roads III the winter. 1t being o
very bustery morning there was only 151 votes
thrown out of about 600 in town.
NEW GLoUCEsTER.-Clerk,J j. III. Keith; Sc
lectmen, o. c. Nelson, Gilman Martin, G. T.
Haskell: Treasurer, Benz. W. MERRILL Super
visor of Schools, Rsv A. +. Hutchinson. The
following sums of money were raised: schools,
$3.50: roads by highway tax $4,000; contingent
expenses. 5000. The town is out of debt and
has a surplus of $1,000 in the treasury