The Republican journal., 1886-03-11
Town Elections.

ed Monday Sth inst: Mod, j. G. Harding; Clerk,
w. b. Cammett; Selectmen, Assessors, &c, G. W.
Bartlett, F. II. Clements, L. A. Webster; Treas,
N. r. Clley; Supervisor of Schools, J. G. Harding
Coll. and CON- N. L. Clary.
SEARsMoNT. At the town meeting Thursday the
following officers were elected: A. G. Caswell,
Moderator; J. E. Woodcock, Clerk LA. Mariner,
O. d. Wilson and l.. c. Poor, Seectmen; A. G..
Caswel Treas; O. p. Fuller, Supervisor; c. A.
Wiley, Collector; I. A. Mariner, Town Agent.
LIBERTY. The following town officers were
elected March s: A. A. Brown, Moderator; q. II.
Cargill, Clerk, II. ii. Cove, LIST, l.. c. Morse, 2nd,
G. NJ Howes, 3D., Seectmcn, Assessors and Over
seers of the Poor; II. II. Cove, Town Agent; A. j.
Skidmore, S. $. Committee; A. l.. Norton Constable
and Collector.
PROSPECT. The following town officers were
elected March s: Moderator, J. II. Kllman; Town
Clerk, J. F. Libby; Selectmen, j. F. Libby, j. S.
Herman, Arthur Boyd; Supervisor, L. J. Calder
wood; Treasurer, j. f. Libby; Town Agent, j. F.
Libby; Collector, Thomas Clark; vote on County,
II no, % yes.
MORRILL,. The following town officers were
elected March LIST: j. w. Pearson, Moderator;
Lewis Winchenback, Town Clerk; ROBBIE Mears,
}. +. Sheldon and Simon S. Erskine, Seiectmen
and Overseers of the poor; Abial W. Gay, Treas
j. W. Pearson, Supervisor of schools; V. b. Paul,
Collector and Constable.
WINTERPoKT. At the town meeting on Monday
the following officers were chosen E. +. Blasdcll,
Moderator; Il. p Hall, Clerk A. " Hardy Daniel
Dyer, Peregrne White, selcctmen, A. " Hardy
q. II. Dunton f. Jones, Overseers of the Poor
j. W. Carleton, Collector; b. p. Hall, Treas. j
W. Miller, School Sup; s. II. Morgan, Town Clerk,
LINCOLNyILLE. The town meeting March =
elected q. w. Young Moderator; A. w Knights,
Town Clerk; q. W. Young, A. H. Miller, John +.
Mahoney, Selectmen; q. w Young, Town Agent
A. A. Knight, Treasurer; A. j. Cilley, Collector;
A. \. Fletcher, School Committee Voted "no,'
with one exception, as loaning the credit of the
county for $4,000 to build jailers house at Bel
fast.
STOCKTON. We had our regular town meeting
Monday and elected the entire citizens ticket is
follows: X. 5. Small, Moderator DR.. A. :. Bird,
Clerk }. NJ. Grant, III. +. Shute and c. W Parsons,
Selectmen, Assessors and Oversecrs of the Poor,
W. F. Griffin, Treasurer; VIM. Mcdonald, Collect
or; Otis Hartman, Town Agent; f. X. Daggett,
Auditor and S. T. Blanchard, Supervisor of
schools.
FRANKFORT. At the annual town meeting March
LIST the following town officers were elected: Mod
orator, Abel c. kenney, Town Clerk, James E.
Sprague; Seectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
the poor, d. X. Drake, f. L. Parker and Edgar b.
Thayer; Town Agent, d. X. Drake; Treasurer, T.
". Benson; Supervisors of Schools, Mrs. A. NJ X.
Treat; Collector of taxes, James Reilly; Auditor
John I. Rowe.
NORTH HAVEN Moderator George Alexander
clerk, A. Jackson Amcs; selectmcn, assessors and
overseers of the poor, W. X. sampson, Jewett
Turner, George +. Lewis; treasurer, b. {. Calder
wood supervisor of the schools, Corydon 5.
Staples; collector and constable Frank Beverage
Auditor Harrison Beverage. Voted to raise : 900
to defray town charges; $50 to pay town debt;
$500 for support Of schools; $500 to buy a road
machine; $500 to be expended on roads
MONROE The town meeting was held Monday
ana the following officers We're chosen NIodert-
tor, Freeman Atwood; Clerk, F. l.. Palmer, Select
men, Willard Twomby Joseph Pattee, John Tas-
ker; Treasurer, A. H. Mayo; Auditor, +. II. Neal
ley; Agent Town Hall, Freeman Atwood Collector
of Taxes, james Weber. The town raised money
for free high school Frank 5. DolHf, Supervisor
The town officers are all republicans but two
JACKSON. The town meeting which was called
tor Monday the 1T inst, after electing J. W. Wal
lace Moderator, adjourned till Thursday the 4tll
inst ON account of the severe weather and blocked
roads The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Clerk d. d. Gould; Sclectnen, etc.
NJ. :. Stiles il, j. W. Wallace, +. \. Carpenter
Treasurer y. ID. Could; Supervisor of schools, F.
@. Fogg Constable and Collector, +. f. Morton
BROOKS. 1t was ST. stormy the first Monday in
March that the town meeting was adjourned to
Tuesday the 9Th inst. when the following town
officers were elected for the ensuing year Modcl-
ator, Leonard Rowe; Clerk, Otl, W Lane; Select
men, j. Il. Ltlclied, \. ;. Forbes Isaac Icathcrs
Treasurer, Leonard Rowe; Supervisor, George
Roberts Collector of Taxes, VIM. Could. Voted
7" raise money to pay interest on outstanding
debts.
NINALuAvEN. At own town election last week
o. +. Lyons, f. V. Croker, and F. b. Nna were
elected selectmcn, assessors and overseers of the
poor; f. 4. Hunt, treasurer; +. $. Walls, clerk
samuel Julian, constable. 1t was voted to have a
free high school and to continue the liquor agency
Money was raised as follows. For town charges
$4,000; for schools, S2,S00, and $500 for free high
school, 800 for text books; Memorial day, 80
roads and bridges, $500. 1t was voted to build a
stone bridge at the Carrying Place, the contract to
be given to the lowest bidder; $500 was raised to
build the same
PENoBsCOT Town meeting March list Hosea
B. Wardwell, Moderator; Ellery Varnunl, Town
CLERK, Cyrus Il. Bridges John b. Wilson and
Uriah b. Leach Selectmen, Assessors and over
seers of the poor Gilbert Liuleteld, Collector and
Treasurer. A r Na1uuul :,
Bridges, Town Agent; Samuel Leach supervisor
of schools. Money appropriated: For schools,
sl,ll5 for poor, 5000; for current expenses, 5000;
for roads in cash, $500. To buy three thorough
bred bulls for use of town, $500. To celebrate
the hundreth anniversary of the incorporation of
the town. 300. To pay for road machine S220
The town clerk, selectmen and treasurer were
elected BY unanimous vote. The shortest town
meeting on record. Went through the warrant OF
fourteen articles in two hours and fifty five min
utes Towns Indebtedness, S4S9.55
CAMDEN. Mondays was the largest town meet
ing i'll eight years. &. f. Burgess, Republican,
was elected Moderator with no opposition. J. c.
Paul citizens endorsed by the Democrats, was
elected Town Clerk with little opposition f. A
Hunt, Democrat, First >"!ectnan, by Il majority Of
2l0 over j. p. Weman, knights of Labor and
Citizens F. H. shaw, Second Seectman, Citizens
j. W. Thorndke, Independent Democrat; Daniel
Andrews, Third Selecman, knights of Labor, IS(
majority over j. p. Simonton Democrat; W. II
Pascal, Democrat, Treasurer los majority over
w Bowers, Knights of Labor and Citizens Party
lines were much broken. The knights of Labor
nominations We're made by only one assembly