The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-12
TOWN ELECTIONS.
Baldwin.

Baldwin.
baiowin elects full Republican ticket by 8
or majority over the Democrats and Green
hackers.
Windham.
Wlndham at the second trial elected one Sc
lectman, Republican, and adjourned with no
choice for other officers.
There was no choice for third selectman in
Desiring Monday and the meeting adjourned to
meet next Monday to complete the Board and
decide on other matters In the warrant
Sanford.
Moderator Asa Low D.; Republican nominee,
Howard Frost withdrew after the first ballot; Clerk,
John A. bennett D.; Selectmen. ID II Ross, D.. =.
M. Goodall, r., Ivory c. Allen, D.; School Commit
R.; Auditor. Geo e. Allen D.; Treasurer Chas. o.
Emery, D.; Greenbackers defeated by combination
OF Democrats and Republicans
MinOt.
Minot elected the old board of officers with
one exception. They are for
Selectmen, Marshall Jordan, D., Gideon Bierce, r.,
e. L.. ,iley, r Clerk and Treasurer, I. B. Swan,
Poland.
Seectmen, Virgil Waterhouse. D., Chas. Haskell,
G.. Oreu Keene, r.; Clerk and Treasurer, Chas. Low
K.
BOwdoin.
Moderator. Denham Hall; Clerk, Alonzo Purin-
ton; Seectmen N. s. Purinton, VIM. D. Hall, D.,
John o. Brown, D.; Treasurer, Aonzo Purinton; ;
Agent, N Purinton; Auditor, Samuel Sylvester;
Collector and Constable, Joel S. Allen. All Repub-
licans with the exception of two last Selectmen.
FreepOrt.
Moderator, II. g. Brewer; Clerk. j. G, Kendall:
Se'ectmen, j. c. Kendall, |. ID Bran, Benjamin p
Soule; Supervisor, A rhurow; Treasurer John
A. Briggs ALI Republicans. Voted to raise $1,000 for
High School.
R., Selectmen, W. B. Newell, D., Henry Sylvester,
g., Jos H. Davis R.. School Committee Leander
Moulton, g., Treasurer, Sewa'l Macomber, R.
Raised $1,000 for schools, $250O for roads, $500
for poor and $500 for contingent. Town indebt-
edness above all resources $6,082 81.
Limerick.
The election in Limerick resulted in no
choice. There were three tickets in the field.
Republican, Democratic and Greenback. Last
fall the Greenbackers carried the town by
from 20 to 100 majority. The vote stood 1888
Republicans to lao Greenbackers and19 Demo-
Gratis Adjourned one week.
Newfleld.
Moderator, John NJ. Hayes c.: Clerk. Roscoe G.
Holmes. R.; Selectmeu and Assessors,J NJ. Moultop,
D., E. G. Berry, G D. f. Morrow, R. School Com
mIttee, W A. Thompson, R.; Treasurer, VIM. d.
Ham, d.; Agent, VIM. Dunnels, R.; Auditor, H.
Eastman r. 80
Richm ond.
Moderator, j. W. Spauldmg; Town Clerk, W, 81.
Suaa5t; 4selectmen, oyerseeTs and Assessors F.
usual board of Supeintending School Committee was
abolished and f. ) Buker chosen as Supervisor of
School; Agent: +. Houdlette; Auditor, w. Fl. Stuart;
Treasurer, j. W. Spaulding; Collector of Taxes, A.
P. Ring,
Among the appropriations were the follow
ing: Highways and bridges $4,000; support of
poor $500; schools $4,000. Reduction of town
debt $4,000.
The annual report of the selectmen shows
that the liabilities of the town were 81, 266 20.
Liabilities over resources $36. 1859, reduction
since 1869 of $25,99311.
The board of officers, with the exception of
the first selectmap, a Democrat who has served
eleven years in his present position, and the
town clerk, are Republicans. The Green
hackers mustered force of between eighty
and ninety, and did what they could for two
selectmen, but without success, no Green
hackers being chosen. The meeting was an
interesting one. considerable excitement being
manifested during the ballotting. PEN.
shaphlei8h.
Moderator Edmund Goodwin; Clerk, Edwin A.
Moulton; Selectmeu, Edmund Goodwin, John N
Gavin. Amaziah Littlefeld; Treasurer, Bradford
Pitts; School Committee, HI. S. Merryfed; Road
Agent, Ham n Traf on; Agent, VIM. Parsons; Con-
stables John d. Cook, Chas. E. Ross, Nathaniel
Ham.
ParsOnsfield.
Moderator, D Kicker, D; Clerk, George Moulton,
D.; Seectmen, Otis Oh urchill, D., John Zeal, D.,
Ivory Henderson, R.; Treasurer, c. O. Mute, G.;
School Committee, Loi EMO Moulton, G.; Agent,
Joseph Parsons, g.; Auditor, L. F. Staples, d.
Enus
Moderator. Silas Skillin, D.; Clerk and Treasurer
D: +. Small, R.; Selectmen and Overseers of Poor,
Sas Seillin, d. George D. York, R. l.. s WASH
burn, D.; Supervisor OF Schools, Mrs. Julia M.
Thompson, r.; Tithing-me Gendy Moody, R.
P0wnaI.
Moderator. 7. McIntire, R.; Clerk, S. D. Stet-
son. D.; Selectmen, S. d. Stetson, D., j. l. Law
renee, r, Conrad Snow d Treasurer, P. Chaplin,
Collector, Benjamin True, R.; Agent, S. $.
Nathan, D.
Alfred.
Moderator. Hon. Caleb B. Lord; Selectmen. &C.,
Richard II. Cooling, sylvester Lttlefeid, Emulous
lille; Agent, Usher A. Hall; Treasurer, Thomas
Rogers; 5 s. Committee, Rev. B. P. Snow; Auditor,
Alden b. Kimball.
All Republicans except the Treasurer. The
Republicans made no nomination for that
office. They were elected by majority of 20
over combination of Democrats and Green
hackers.
Raymond.
Moderator, b. L. Dauforth; Clerk, O. B. Lane;
SelecCmeD, f. fl. Witham, N. Wilson, VIM. II.
Smith; Treasurer, E. A. Piummer; Supervisor OF
Schools, II. L. Smith; Constable and Collector f. M.
Nash.