The Portland daily press., 1889-02-26
Or II ,s55 lineaI feet Of pipe at 81 "a per foot

Or 1885 lineal feet OF pipe at "a per foot.
This will answer the needs Of a place Of
IS, 900 people for many years to come.
At the election March 4th there will be
f0rty-One articles IN the warrant. Among
them are these:
Article 1O.-To see II the town Will raise money
for Free High school, and how much.
Art. l6.-T0 see II the town viii vote 70 raise
(S3OO) three hundred dollars TO sprinkle the
street from Deering bridge TO Maine Central sta
ton at woodiords, provided citizens will raise
Art. i7.-To see If the town will vote to accept
the continuation Of Cedar street from Read street
10 Forest avenue.
tinue Read street across Forest avenue, through
land Of stevens heirs, TO Plains road. by request
OF John Bell and others, and raise money for
Art. ts.-To see II the town win vote to build
Rackleff street from High street TO Plains ROAD.
aud raise (sS0o) eight hundred dollars for
Art. 20-To see II the town will vote to instruct
the eect%en to call the 1s Own n % meeting sn9g a. some
Art. 2l-To act upon the report OF the com
mittee chosen at the last annual town meeting to
TINA es Of cost Of system Of sewerage.
Art. 22--To see II the town will vote to author
zs the seleesmsa % & slOw Local a slse.rc e ngnt
pose OF electric lighting. lss
Art. 2s-To see Il the town win vote to heat the
furnance and raise money for the same.
Art. z5-To see what action the town will take
N Which was eees 70 s at
last annual meeting and raise money for the
| same.
Art 26-To see what action the town viii take
on the report OF the selectmen In relation to the
purchase VI hose Carriages which was referred to
them at the last annual meeting, and rise money
Art 32-To see II the town will vote to employ
clerk for the selsctmen, and keep atown ONCE
office open during business hours OF each day In
the year, and raise money for the same
Art. 37-To see II the town will vote to rebuild
the bridge at Capisic, and raise money for the
same.
Old Orchard.
A largely attended and enthusiastic Re
publican caucus was held in Engine hall,
Saturday evening, at which the following
nominations were made:
MODERATOR Wesley @. Smith.
Town Clerk an Treasurer-Wm. Il. Fernald.
Selectmen-B. Frank Milliken, Irving j. Brown.
Tax ColIector-Frank b. Ross.
supervisor Of schoo s-Rey. L. b. Mitchell
Town Agent Chas. II. Fiske.
AuditUr-frank q. Staples.
Chief II Fire Department Wesley g. Smith.
Constable Parker C. Harley.
Surveyor of Hghways-Frank Moses.
Truant Oficer-Parker Q. Harley.
saccarappa.
Ethel Whitney Of West Valentine street.
Saccarappa, while sliding, on Washington's
birthday, fell from her sled cutting her
throat quite badly with tin horn which she
had in her mouth.
Saturday, Sheriff Chute and his officer
went to Gorham and made a raid on the drug
| gist.
Delegates from the Foreign Mission Vol
unteers' Association of Maine spoke at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon, and
raised $40 for missionary work.
Wlndham.
At the Republican caucus held at Wind
ham, Saturday evening. the following officers
were nominated.
Moderator-C. T. Parker.
Clerk and Treasurer-F. s. Hawkes..
Selectmen-Charles Jones, Charles Rogers and
II. G. Hawkes..
Audiror-W. Il. varney.
| Agent-T. l.. Allen.
Cornish.
The Republicans met in caucus Saturday
/ and nominated the following candidates Tor
| the various town offices:
Moderator-B. +. Pease.
seiectmen~Asa L, KimDalI, Ezra B. Pike, r.
G.. smith,
| Treasurer-Howard Brackett.
| Supervisor OF Schools-Fred B. Pike.