The Portland daily press., 1888-03-14
TOWN MEETINGS.
New cIoucester.

Moderator-C. w. Plummer.
Clerk. NJ. Thompson.
Selectmen, Assessors and 0versers OF Poor
j. w. True j. M. Thompson, q. w. Plummor.
Supervisor of Schools-Mrs. j. M. sturgls.
All the officers are Republicans. The Pro-
hibitionists threw seven votes and they were
all nominated as town officers in their caucus.
Alfred.
Selectmen-Amos L. Allen (rep.l, Wm Emery
(dem.) Herbert L. Chadboum (dem.)
Treasurer-Lucius M. Perkins )rep)
Clerk-Albert w. browns (dem.)
Agent-Charles b. Brooks (rep).
Auditor-John r. Tripp (dem.)
Member School Committee-Samuel NJ. Came.
Constable and Collector-John ii. Goodwin.
Two ballots were necessary to elect the
third selectman.
The non-success of the entire Republican
ticket was owing to absentees unable to be at
home and Democratic colonization at North
Alfred.
Freeport.
Moderator-Joseph Z. Davis.
Cerk-Wiiam A. Mitchell.
Hubert S. Talbot, Joseph d. Curtis, Howard w.
Treasurer-John c. Kendall
Superyisor-C Clarence l.. Mitchell.
Constables-James II. Banks, j. II. Litchheld,
Howard A. Waite, Charles M. Chase.
Truant Oficer-James d. Banks.
1t was voted to raise S2,700 for common
schools; $1,lOO for high school; $1,000 for
roads aud bridges; $1,000 for support OF
poor: 81, 900 for indebtedness; $500 for con-
tingent expenses; $500 for repairs to t,wn
buildings; $500 to build school house at Bus
tins Island; 500 for Memorial Day; $500
for centennial celebration; and $40 for pay
msnt of damage to Capt. b. b. Townsend.
Lisbon.
Moderator-John W. Jordan.
Clerk-James s. EscOtt
Selectmen. Assessors and Overseers Of Poor
John Smith, George w. Gowell, George Plummer.
Treasurer-John G. TibbeLts.
Supervisor Of Schools-A. M. Potter.
1t was voted to raise 81 200 for current ex-
penses, $4,000 for roads and bridges. $4,000
for schools, $3.50 for fuel and supplies, $500
for permanent repairs, $3.50 for free high
school, and to build a new school house at
Lisbon Falls, to cost $1,000.
Richmond.
At the town meeting held Monday the fol-
lowing officers were chosen:
Moderator-F j. Baker,
Town Clerk-James II. Cunningham.
Selectmen, Overseers and Assessors-George b.
Randette, Henry f. Smith, Edwin Totnan.
Agent-George B. Randtete.
Supervisor-Ds S. Richards.
TruanJ Oficer-C. ii. Hodges.
Auditorium II. Stuart.
Collector-A. l.. TheoDold.
The principal appropriations are roads
and bridges, $1,000; snow bills, $3,4SO;
schools, $4,000; text books, $3.50; support Of
poor. $1,5Oo; interest and discount, $1,25O;
reduction of town debt, $4,000; hydrant
rental, $2,050.
1t was voted to exempt from taxation a
canning factory and creamery if such could
be established; also to tax dogs. No provis-
ion was made for lighting the streets.
PIttsfield.
selectmen-Frank Woods, Oramel Murray, Ben.
jamin f. Matthews.
The entire board is Republican, the frs
time for many years.
Poland.
Moderator-A. c. Denison.
Clerk and Treasurer-Zenas Lane.
selectmen-J. L. Titman, f. L. Jewett, Frank
'iSshcl School Committees E.sThurlough, f. e. Has
kell, r. J. Everett.
Foxcroft.
ModeratOr-C. O. Lee.
Clerk-E j. Hale.
Treasurer-E. j. Hale.
Selectmen. Assessors, ETC.. B. ham, Thomas
Daggett, b. +. Hammond.
Agena-A. G. Lebroke.
Auditor-W. K, Parsons
All Republicans.
Benton.
Moderator-B. l.. Reed.
Selectmen-G. +. Tarbell, 5. d. ADDott WIN. il
| Eastman. =
Supervisor-Abbie G. King.
Tea urer and Collector-Amos L. Hinds.
WinsloW.
Moderator-Ira Z. Getchell.
| Town Clerk. w. Bassett. - -
Selectmen-George w. Files, s. X. Fuller, IL. !
| Dunning.
| Supervisor-Geprge B. Paine.
Agent-J. w. Bassett.
Collector and Treasurer-James Taylor.