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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
4 CARD.

The members of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union would call the attention of the
public to their needs at the present time. little
more than wear has elapsed since this orgsnIza-
ton was formed. Its primary and principal OBJ
iect has been temperance work. Ii has aimed 10
afford encourag emeut and assistance to all per
who desired to be rescued from intemperance
How much has been accomplished in this direc
tipn is known TO but few outside of the Union
We have assisted reformed men in obtaining
work, and in many instances have furnished food
aud other necessary a ticles to their families. In
response to our calls one year ago. the citizens
generously contributed funds to assist us. Quite
a large sum was necessarily expended in furnish
ing 70 ON for the reform club. This room has
been constantly warmed and lighted, and lavishly
supplied with reading, games, &C., thus affording
a pleasant resort for young men, who might 9th.
erwise have been in Objectionable places. A full
report will be presented the public in few days
showing what disposition has been made of fund,
already obtained. The supply in our treasury ha'
diminished to such extent that we are obliged
to appeal once more to the public heart. Shall
this enterprise be sustained, or shall it be allowed
to fail for want Of support We leave the ques
tion on the hearts and eonscences Of the people
of Augusta.
Mrs. S. G. SARGENT, President,
G. w. QUINBY,
IRA ID. STURGEs,
j. j. FULLER,
a." MARILLA HALL,
HOWARD OWEN,
" T. HORNE.
q" III. w. TRUE.
Vice Presidents.
Per order, MIS- S. S. BROOKS,
Recording secretary.
Augusta, Feb 81, 1877. t3t
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"Statue Corner"


II appears to us that the Standard is quite
on its political friends and laboring men general
", In its article this week, entitled "Statue Cor
ncr." lfthere are persons who stand on the cor
uer opposite Aliens building obsructng the
sidewalk, two thirds Of them democrats, and
if you abuse these men, Mr.. Standard, you won't
be likely 10 hold them in the spring election.
You can catch flies with molas les; never with vim
egar.
The whole tone of the article is 10 belttle the
city, and bird that will def lie its own nest, is a
foul bird indeed. The Standard is mad all
through--we understand that perfectly-but why
spit its spite out on the laboring mani In the
sane paper 1t rushes to the defence of Madigan,
wealthy Catholic aristocra, who dresses in broad
cloth, and can travel at his pleasure, but abuses
the laboring man who cannot wear good lothes;
but is obliged to stand shiverng upon the street
corners, looking for job of work that he may
carry morsel Of food TO wife and family and keep
the wolf from the door. Does the Standard claim
that II would be better for these men to bury
themselves in Incidence, rather than appear upon
the streets with an honest determination to obtain
work.
The Standard further says, referring to these
men "These are the men who steal your clothes
from the line, or who break into your store, or
steal your hens" Rather a serious charge to
make, that these men are thieves! 1t can only be
.xcussble on the ground of general insanity ofthe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02
NallomelI loral Mems.

AT the last regular meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil, on Monday evening last, reports were made
by superintendent Of bursls, street commissioner
overseers of the poor, appraisers Of stock and 9TH
er property of the city, assessors of taxes, &C.,
which were properly referred. other routine
business was transacted of no special public in
terest.
A citizens caucus las been called TO meet in
City Hail. this friday evening, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for mayor of the city.
Messrs. c. q. Wall ard Rufus Bean were drawn
as jurors for the March term OF the S. j. Court, TO
be held at Augusta the present month.
A flying trip Of few days, to Lewiston, Au-
burn, Livermore Falls, and other localities of the
An1roscoggin Valley, convinced US that the pros
poets for fair business are quite Hattering
aud crcouIagins to the various en- erprses already
inaugurAted and in progress.
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EUROPE.
IL umanian Affairs.

The Times Vienns dispatch says it seems the
financial question has at at last turned the scale
in Roumania. Sturdsa, the new minister OF
finance. refused to accept the Office unless three
radical measures were adopted, viz: Reduction
Of armament. sale of State domains, and increase
of taxation, consequently not only have do re-
serves been called out, hut 1000 Of the standing
army have been disbanded. The minister of war
was rendered his resignation, but the other min
listers seem confident that the foregoing policy is
the only way of avoiding financial collapse. A
special commission is to be appointed to receive
all funds destined for payment Of interest on and
the reduction OF the state debt.
A War RumOr.
The correspondent of the News at Berlin say.
the opinion in the highest political cnccs there i,
that war is inevitable.
Eager for War.
Vienna despatch to the News says the rumoi
is confirmed that the sheik Of Mecca has sent
petition to the sheik of Islam, demanding de
claration Of war against Russia.
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knowledgement, and in q moment the train was
gone. After the train had passed half length, .
colored man made break for the rear clambered
up and got shake Of bis hand for his pains. The
colored people are out in full force to-day.
At Cashocton q large crowd Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen had assembled, and there was the same
show Of enthusiasm as at the otner points. AL
though the train stopped but minute the hand
shaking was carried on vigorously.
Numerous dispatches were received at every
station, showing the progress at Washington and
the news quickly passes from one end Of the train
to the other
The train is making good speed and will un.
doubtedly reach Pittsburg on time.
. PIrTsBURG, March /. The train carrying Gov
HAYES and his friends arrived here on time and
with everyone delighted with the trip The train
was Immediately transferred to the Pennsylvanis
Central, and left on time
The reception at all points has been enthusiastic
to degree never before accorded to any public
man in Ohio. Besides the places already men,
toned in these dispatches, large crowds were in
waiting at Dennis and Steubenville and Deserid.
not only TO see but to bear the president elect.
There was no speaking but plenty of hand shaking
and expressions of good will.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The 0 ental powder mills, at South Windham
and Gorham, have a capacity for manufacturing
from seven to eight million pounds per year,
They have upwards Of forty TO fifty powder mills
The match factory of Ausel Allen 10 Orono viii
resume work on Monday next.
Mr. Geo. S. Failbanks OF Monmouth, has his
machinery all set up, an is putting 1t in running
order for the manufacture of wooden yarn. He
expects soon to put the wheel in motion, and
give employment to quite number OF hands.
| lie also is still engaged IN the manufacture OF
heel and the irons which have had 50 extensive a
sale 10 the market for several years past. Moses
! Stevens after season of rest, has again opened
his tannery and is driving brisk business in
the tanning of sheep skins for parties in Mass
Messis. Emery, Waite house & Co, are running
| their shovel TN hoe factory ON full time. They
| manufacture shoyels, spades and hoes, OF every
| kind, and give employment to many worknen.
c. ii. Berry < Co., buying up large quantities
of ash lumber for the manufacture of shovel, hoe
| and fork handles.
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Many thousands of dollars are spent annually in
distributing, free Of charge, Sample Bottles of
BosHCEEis GERMAN SYRUP to all parts of the
country, to those suffering from Coughs, Asthma
lIemorrhages, Consumption, and other Throat
and Lung Diseases, that the afflicted might salts
fly themselves, that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate re-
lief, yet there are great many poor, suffering,
skeptical persons going about our streets with .
suspicious cough, and the voice of consumption
coming from their lungs, that will not try it. II
you die, it is your own fault, as you can go TO
your druggist and get sample bottle for 10 cents
try it three doses will relieve any case; reg
gular size only IS cents. dec9-tTTS&
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Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, MATCH I, IS1I.
F1OUR-Extra spring, IS 5047 20.
WHEAT-No. spring. l2l1sal2st+ cash, l21i.
ASK; March AS; Aplil No. 5. l2s1.al &c
a.; rejected, -ylal VI
CORN-No. mixed, 39Il cash; March. Nx I;
May. A..
OATS-Ns. 2, 8i.a-c. cash. SO April. a6x
RYE-No. 2, &c. a.-
bARLEI-No.2 spring, isa+9hc.
PORK - Cash, IA 20 ais 25-, all year, o. 90:
March. IL 65; April IL 3D.. n.s-. "a. re-
LARD-Cash. 10 40 leash; 10 s7Tal090 March;
10 97hal 90 April.
BULK MEAfs-Shoulders, 6Asa-c.; short rib
sides, s1a C: short clear rib, s3,a C.
WEISKEY-Western, l 06-.
FREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo. 5kc.; wheat do,
ia5c.
RECEIPr rs 5000 -four; 10000 wheat; Isl, coo
corn; $4,000 oats; 49, o0 rye; 1900 barley.
SHIPMENTS $500 hour. 5000 wheat; 81 600
corn; ~ 600 oats; COCO barley; 375 rye.
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belgrade Locals.

The Masonic Levee in Belgrade, on Tuesday
aud Wednesday evenings, at Masonic Hall, was
largely attended. the hall being uncomfortably
filled on both evenings. On Tuesday evening,
the DIANA Among the Breakers" was presented,
and was admirably executed, winning the enthusi-
astic app. Ybl ion of all present. On Wednesday
evening, the play called Boston Dip" was per-
formed, and IS well received as the one of the pre-
vious evening. Mrs. farley exhibited her far
famed wax works on both evenings, much to the
satisfaction and qualification of all present The
exercises closed with dance on the last evening,
which was kept up until the wee small hours.
Everything connected with both evenings enter
tsirmsn's passed off highly satisfactorily, and
great credit is due those who have abored zeal
ously in giving an entertainment of which they
may well feel proud.
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SOUTH CAROLYN A.
Rot.

NEW YORK, March |. The sheriff OF Colcton
county, South Carolina summoned posse of ten
white and black men to make the arrest of a THE
at Blue Store. They found the thief "a negro) sur
rounded by mob of over one hundred, all arm
ed. The posse attempted TO make the arrest, bu
failed, and with diff Guilty made their own escape
No one was seriously injured. The sheriff organ
lied force of one Thousand whites and blacks
fully armed 10 make the arrest. The negoes also
massed in large numbers. If the posse should be
resisted q bloody encounter is expect ed. The
warrant was issued by one of governor Hampton
justices.
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sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease Of the Threat
and Lungs. proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try superior effect before buying the regular sire
ct rs cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and its wonderful are aston
ishipg everyone that use it. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
dec IL tTTS6w
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Standard caused BY Intense evaporation. Had
the Electoral Commission counted in Tilden, the
writer in the Standard would have looked upon
these STATUES" as angels Of light, and would
have been ca 5er to embrace them on every op-
portuniiy. Certain it :. that recent events have
not sweetencd the Standard. We CONNIE nd it to
he careful and p,aj fI contemplation AMI study
Of he statue oi Resignation, which was one of
The finest works of ant at the CeLtepn'a', stereo-
scope repre.,lta3iJn of when may be purchased
al any bJo4st Il, I wv nty five cents.
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Rev. Dr.. Sawtelle. son Of Hiram Sawtele, ESQ.,
of this city, who went to California last fall, to
take charge of the Baptist church in Napa. has
closed his labors with that church, having accom-
plished the work which he designed to do, and
has returned east. lie has been spending few
days with friends in this city. The DIR. is under
an engagement of . few months to supply a
church in Chelsea. Mass.
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Total commitment

| Lola! commitment SlUoJf II
The Supeiintending School Committee Of Bel
grade submit their report from which we gather
the names Of the teachers
| District No. |, summer term, Abbic Knowles
of Manche ster, teacher; fall, IIeman II. Adams of
Belgrade, teacher. No ,, summer, Jessie White
house, teacher; winter, Jas. Tibbetts, teacher.
| No. 3, summer, Miss CARR. Goodhue, and Miss
| Intz Cummings, teachers; fall, Miss Cummings
winter, Ii. L. Dyer OF New Sharon, teacher. No.
4, summer, Miss Abbie f Knowles of Marches
ter, teacher winter. Stephen II. Knowles of Man
chester, teacher. No. ), summer, Miss Alice
| Damn teacher; fall, Ida \. Porter Of Mt. Vernon
teacher; winter, Elmira S. Hutchinson Of Read
ii I'D, teacher. No. G, summer, Miss Angie Dol
loft Of NJ. Vernon, teacher; fall and winter, Net
tie Yea'on, teacher. No :, fall and winter L nily
I. W llams of Readied teacher. No s, winter,
a. W. Knowles OF Manchester, teacher. No. 9,
summer, Miss Winslow Of Manchester, teacher ;
winter, Miss Ab5ie +. Knowles of Manchester,
teacher. No. 10, summer, Miss May A. Morrill,,
teacher; winter Chas. o. Farnham Of kents Hill,
teacher. No. IL, spring and fall Miss Annie X.
Pillsbury OF PALMYRA, teacher No II,
summer, Miss Julia Williams of Scion,
teacher; winter, Chas. ID. Austin, teach
er. No. ID, winter, John F. Spaulting'
teacher. No. H. summer, Miss Hattie NJ. Cum
mings, teacher; winter, IL. T. ID. Wyman, teacher,
No. IL, the past three terms have been taught by
John Downs. No. Is, Miss Florence Weston has
taught the past year. No. l., summer, Miss Hat
tie NJ. Taylor, teacher; winter, john L. Downs,
teacher. No. Is, spring and fall terms, Eilura L.
Brsley, teacher. The school. for the most part
have been satisfactory 10 the committee and the
districts The names of the committee J. G.
Taylor, H. +. d. Wymqn, Jos. : Cummings.
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Of all awful night sounds, that of frightful
most saddening. Would you be spared this in
Fiction and save the life endangered by the CON-
plant, administer Hsle's Honey Of Horehouhd
and Tar Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
feb2l t&wlm
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LOUISIANA
Legislative.

NEW ORLEANS, March l. Governor Packard
this morning issued proclamation converting the
legislature in an extra session of twenty days,
commencing from the expiration Of the regular
session to-day, and specify the passage of a
general appropriation bill, and the election of a
Cnitod States senator for the short term, as
special object 10 take precedence of all other bust
ness.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO CHI
1ails Eelasaee gunrual.
WESTON.
Reform Convention.

Reform Convention.
LEWISTON, March /. The Reform Converts, 4
reassembled at 8 O'Clock this morning. The re.
port of the business committee gives returns FROM
eighty -two of the two hundred clubs, with l0,207
on the iron clad and 32.6l9 on the general pledge
Interesting reports were made Of the condition OF
the order. resolve for State convention was
voted down.
A committee Of one from each county was Or
dered to act asa State committee and serve three
months, and to make arrangements for the next
quarterly convention, as follows Elliott King
of Androscoggn; j. z. Swanton of Aroostook
S. F. Pierson Of Cumberland; c. f. Dyer of
Franklin; A X. p. Butfam os Kennebec; ID.
Hill Of Knox; Z. W. Stetson of Lincoln Charles
Wilmington Of Oxfcrd Paul Seavey Of Penob-
scot.
The meeting closes with another rally which
boys say will last the most of the night.
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Mr.. Frank Kenrick, the active and able reform
lecturer, of Fairfield, has been doing yeoman's
service in Benton, East Benton, at Morrison's
Corner in Clinton, and at other places, bringing
men by his arguments and persuasive power, to
give up their cups and turn into the pleasant ways
of Temperance. A club is to be organized at Ben
ton on Wednesday evening next. Thirty-fve
persons have already taken the iron clad pledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

Mr.. George Bachelor, the Superintendent of
the L stern Railroad, will retire on or about the
tenth of March, and be succeeded by John Horn
By. late Assistant Superintendent of the Marquette
IIoughton AMI Ontonagon railroad in the Lake
Superior mining region, who is said to have been
recommended for the position by the bondholders.
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Dffn.

In Al Jauy, Ga. nth rlt of consumption. Char
loue n. vile OF & II. Child formerly of this city
In Lewiston. 2lst inst John Leatey, aged IS
years.
In Woolwich, 2i,h inst, Crosby Reed, aged 70
years, months.
In Bradford, 22l inst, Daniel MAXI Id. aged 70
years and months.
In Mt. Vernon 18th MT OF scarlet fever Matte
l.. Dolon daughter of Loren r. Dolion, aged
years, 4 months and p days.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

ia and Osaka, by the Emperor of Japan Feb. 9Th,
was attended by all the foreign and native digni-
taries.
The crop prospects for grain 10 California are
considered very good.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States
southeast Winds rising followed by falling BARON.
eter, warmer and clear, followed by cloudy wealth.
err, and possibly rain or snow.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

cincinnati, March /, 1877.
PORK tl5 25al5 81 Clear sides, SKA -.
LARD BACON
Steam, 9021ia9 6i1a Shoulders, Ia -
Kettle, lOhaII Clear rib sides, 9 Sas }.
BULK MEATS Clear sides, S1Saie
Shoulders, 5laa6- WHISKEY-. 05a-
Clear rib sides, S-aS4.
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Wayne Village, a beautiful manufacturing
town in Kennebec county, IS TO have steamboat
the coming season, to navigate Androscoggin
Pond, which nearly surrounds the village, and
Dead River, stream which connects the Pond
with the Great River. Parties from Boston and
oher sections rusticite in that place during the
summer months, and will use the boat for plea:
ure excursions.
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day, at West Wsterville, mpor tant
meeting of the stockholders of the Somerset
Railroad. We shall give report Of the meeting
in to morrow's paper.
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The teams in Somerset county have been busy
hauling to Skowhegan and other places, for ship
ment lumber. hay, potatoes and hoops. The
snow i, lst the right depth for the prosecution Of
active business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

Devne & Howard have the endorsement Of the
following physicians: q. w. Martin, NJ. d.. W
S. Hill, NJ. D., G. L. Brickctt, NJ. D., w. BolsD,
NJ. d., II. ii. Hill, NJ. D., J. o. Webster, NJ. ID.
l.. j. Croker, NJ. ID. cod IF
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There is an increasing interest in the meetings
at the Free Baptist church. Mr.. Douglass will
,ach this evening at IL o'clock. There will
also be a meeting for prayer thi, afternoon at
n,clncl
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1t now looks as though the democrats in this
this city, would make no nomination Of cal di1ate
for Mayor, the present spring.
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sea, was burned to the ground on Tuesday night
last. The gentleman who resides there was ABB
sent at the time, and his son had time 10 save only
few articles. Loss about $1,000; fully insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

We have been shown sprig from black cher
~ tree full Of leaves that have expanded during
the recent pleasant weather.
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gentleman from Somerset county Informs us
that the springs and wells there were never so
low.as at present. Cattle have to be driven to
the river for water.
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tHarrtfh.

In Auburn, 10th inst Lester NJ. 1Icsetine o
Gorham, n. II =, to Grace ID. Ma tn of Lewiston.
In Paris, 26th inst, Adrian. T. Maxim to Ida NJ
Bnmpus, both Of Paris.
In b. thel, ed int, Orvi!le d. Clough to Ida A
Holt both of Be hel.
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Gen. Cilley, who has been absent from the city
several weeks, will return about the 9Th of March
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-02

The Fairfield Reform Club, an active and wide
awake organization. are to celebrate their ami
versary on Monday, the Ill til.
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SACtD.
Nominations.

BIDDEfoRD, March |. The democrats Of Saco
nominated Henry Simpson for Mayor. Election
Monday next.
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PORTLAND.
Nomination.

PORTLAND, March /. The democrats tonight
non mated Roswell NJ. Richardson as candidate
for Mayor. lie was mayor one year ago.
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The following persons have been chosen as
Traverse Jurors from this city, to serve during
the March term of the Supreme Judicial Court :
VIM. II. Woods, IL. II. Harvey, c. L. Burns, Geo.
f HAYES
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Beware OF worthless limitations Inquire for
Adamsons Botanic Ba.am. Take no other, see
that the name OF +. w. Kinsman is blown in the
glass. 1t cures asthma, coughs colds. &c. IS cts.
feb28-t&wlw
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
O. WN-A n

New York March !, ISL.
Money was easy at p. a3li per cent. on call. For
eign exchange dull at t5k a4s3 for bankers long
and t-44 a4s4ts for demand. Gold opened at l04 =
and closed at l04l. Loans l. IS per cent.
Customs receipts, s330.t0o. Treasury disbursed
ell $50 interest t53.vOo Tor bonds,and 10000 fer
silver.
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Three rose for prayers at the Wednesday
evening meeting, at the Baptist church.
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The municipal election in Waterville, TAX, 5
place on Monday.