Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-13
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BRrsroL. Clerk, Chas. w. Bryant; Sc
iecsmen, W. N. Fosset. J. n Rossest, John
/ NJ. Bryant: treasurer, A. J. Dodge auditor.
and agent, z. W. Fosse1; supervisor, H. H.
Chamberlain; collector, E. c. Williams
The appropriation 1, we're as follows: Town
expenses, support of poor, ETC., 81 900; roads
and bridges. 250o; schools, 260O; winter
work for 1883 So 81 600; free high school.
$50. Il was voted that the fish stream at
the Pals" be put under the charge Of the
selectmen te fish three days in the week, and
to dispose Of the fish TO the best advantage.
The price for the toms people was fixed At
50 cents per hundred and in case of small
supply the fishermen to have the preference.
WITHHELD. Moderator, A. B. Noyes !;
clerk, S. W. King; selectmen, John Z.
/ Palmer, Hiram E. Howe. Thomas Skehan;
treasurer, Frank W. Douglass; collector,
Sanford VI. Partridge supervisor Of schools,
Low ii. Ford; Auditor, X. 5. Partridge.
OXFORD.
ASbov Moderator, o. b. Poor; clerk,
C. r. Cashman; seiectmep. J. F. Talbot,
J Gootridge, s. +. Abbott; treasurer, J.
Bailey; school committee, s. Cabbot. z. NJ.
Bailey, 4. 5. Hardy. The town raised S709
for schools, $3.50 for town Door $1,000 for
EDaIa hsh Ofhztsr 1iNp W pay WI
outstanding orders. II was voted to tar
dogs. {. b. Cushman was chosen road CON-
missioner: B. L. Akers, collector; W. II.
Harding. truant officer; c. F. Lovejoy and
II. W. Poor, sections.
GRAFIos--Richard Davis, Sumner Davis,
Joseph II. Chapman, selectmen; A. F.
Brooks collector and town CLERK; L. 7.
Brown, treasurer; Richard Davis, supervisor.
HAsovER-M Moderator. T.. IL. Powers;
clerk, C. B. Frost seleetmen, j. ID. Rus
sell. j. K. Howard W. b. Russell; treas
urer, W. b. RUSSELL supervisor of schools,
j. c. Dill. Voted to buy a snow pillow.
| HEBRos-S. 7. Cushman, moderator; 4.
I L. Packard, clerk and treasurer; selec:men,
II. Is. Sturteyant, j. l.. Bumpus, W. II.
Allen; collector and constable, Fl. X.
Stearns supervisor of schools, Rev. C. +.
/ I'arten.
4 HiRAM.-Moderator, Hon. Almon Young
( clerk, Leland L. ktmball selectmen, asses
sors, etc, Hon. Oliver Allen. Peleg T.
Wardsworth George II Rankin; treasurer,
| Hon. Peter b. Young; collector, Nathaniel
W. Adams; supervisor of schools, John l..
| Dixie; constable, Samuel n. Adams; board
Of health, Charles T.. Wilson, NJ. D., Hon.
Samuel ID. Wardsworth, A. X. z. Googin;
truant officers, Hon. s. ID. Wadsworth John
Pierce, T.. Chester Chapman.
Moderator, Levi X. Paine Sc
ectmen, s. X. Widber, VI. L. Thurston. J.
r. Littlehale; clerk and treasurer, J. A.
rhurston; supervisor of schools, N. S.
Baker; town agent, s. X. Widber; collector
and constable, T. S. Littlehale.
-Selectmen, Jonathan Ward
well, $. Z. Wardwell, Henry p. Spur
clerk and treasurer, C. +. Hancock; super
visor, Nellie +. Stone; collector and con-
stable, +. NJ. Jllson.
Moderator, +. Z. Woodbury. /;
town clerk, S. +. Plummer; selectmen, G.
Haskell, William Z. Stevens, +. Brown ;
treasurer, j. W. Flint; supervisor and town
agent, Geo. Haskell collector and constable,
j. s. Ames.
UProS.-Moderator Enoch Abbott; clerk
Charles l., Abaott treasurer, Enoch Abbott :;
selectmen, II. T. Chase, Aldana Brooks, F.
b. Brooks; collector, A. o. Goodwin; super
visor, +, Goodwin.
SAGADAHoC.
Moderator, J. L. Berry !;
clerk. L. 7. Trafton; selectmen, etc, W.
L Berry, L. A. Stealman and j. C. Clary;
treasurer. j. C. Clary; supervisor of schools
Eugene NJ. Trafton auditor. W. 2. Baker.
1t was voted to leave the matter of collection
of taxes in the hands of selectmen, and it is
generally understood that they will put the
tax bills in the hands the constables.
WALDO.
TnoRspiKE Moderator, Benz Ames;
Clerk John y. Tilton Selectmen, d. b Flint,
Charles Parsons, 5 j. Coffin; Supervisor,
Il. f. Bradford; Treasurer, f Cornforth.
All republicans.
JACKSON Moderator, j. II. Cook Clerk,
ID. ID. Could; selectmen, etc, J. W. Wal
lace. L. Edwards; L. A. Carpenter; Treas
urer, ID. ID. Gould; Supervisor, A. B.
Snow; Collector and Constable, L f. Smp
son. The following sums were raised for
defraying expenses for the current year
support of Schools S5G6; Support of Poor,
$500; Repair of Roads and Bridges, $500;
to pay Town Charges, 800; to pay Town
Debt, 1925, Repair of Highways, Labor,
; 200.
PALERMO Moderator, Samuel Marden;
clerk, Leander A. Bowler; selectmen, SAM
uel Mirien, W. Greeley, Henry Leemsn;
treasurer, Page Cain; S. S. Committee, l..
Pearce, democrat, he being the only demo-
crat elected this year This is almost a
complete change as democrats have held all
the town offices for several years.