The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-06
TOWN ELECTIONS.

MISUNDERSTANDING, o. B. Poor; clerk, c. T.
Ga dSl seectmen, John Goodridge Z. E. Cald-
committee, NJ Il. Corson.
ARRowsIc- Moderator, supervisor of schools
and auditor III. A. Preble; clerk. treasurer and
collector, Jason McFadden; selectmen, Z. G.
crosby, Q. X. Fletcher, John Stinson; constable,
Z. I. Willis; surveyors of lumber, wood and bark.
JOB Cushman, VIM. F. Lawrence and Geo. p.
sRR9ey pEuRS f s1nsoP tsRse
The debt has been extlnguished and 5000 stand
to the credit of the town.
BETHEL.-Moderator, w. Z. Skiings; select
yer, 9. NJ. Kimball, e. $. Knborn; clerk L. 7.
Barker; treasurer, o. II. Mason; agent, A. L.
Herrick;; COLLECTOR, 7. H. Chapman; School com
mittee, L. u. Wheeler, j. q. Abbott, Rev. Frank
E. Barton auditor. Gilman P. Bean. The follow
ing sums were raised-repairs ON roads and
bridges, $4,000; support OF schools, $4,000; free
text books, 5000; support of poor, S250o; to 4 IL.
debt and interest on outstanding notes and bonds,
$1,000. Voted, to accept Of the appraisal of its
1888. and raised $500 to pay the same. Voted,
to take lease of water of Bethel Water Company
sneient Tor two public watering troughs at such
lectmen may designate, for the term Of 20 years,
and to pay therefor each year such sums as the
town assesses as taxes on the works and fran
chise of said company for said year. Voted to
accept the building and other property now in the
hands of the trustees of Gould's Academy, aud
voted to raise $1,000 to support and maintain said
academy as free high school under the provis-
laws of Maine.
observation-disclosures F. X Jack, d.
town clerk, L. ID. Small, P; selectmen ID. G. Con-
nish, John +. Gray, NJ. III. White, r.; treasurer,
committee, Rev. N. S. Burbank, John A. Gone. r.;
road commissioner, Sohn f. Gray, r. constables.
Samuel DODnell. s. ID. Thorn, j. L. Patten; collec-
tor OF taxes, t. p Whitmore.
observation-disclosures James A. Hill; clerk.
f. f. Rounds: selectman, Chas. K. Whitney, w.
Smith Haley, Simon Hanscom; treasurer, David
Seayey; supervisor OF schools. Chas Stanley; col
lectOr of taxes, w. Ill. Wakefield,
CANToN-C. M. Holland, moderator, dem.; NJ.
PEABODY, clerk and treasurer, dem.; Selectmen
and assessors, L; G. Waite, LIST, dem, G. 7. Bon
OF schools, j; Q. Swasey, rep. collector and con-
stable, A. Packard, dem. The election was
warmly contested. The town voted to appropri-
ate for repair of roads, bridges and other town
charges, $1,000; for schools, $1,000; for building
new road in Canton village 5000. The report of
OF debt of S3l7766. There is only one inmate on
the town farm.
Observation-Disclosures, J. N. Smith; clerk, DR..
Supervisor a 81 Schools
c. ID. Smith.
MEXICO Moderator, Stillman A. Reed clerk,
Lewis n. Reed; selectmen, Geo. ii. Gleason, Ran
dali l.. Taylor, Daniel q. Frost; supervisor, Peter
Il. Barrett; treasurer, Henry w. Park; collector
and constable, Daniel &. Taylor. Raised for town
charges, $1,000; amount required by law for
schools; repair of roads and bridges. $780, TO be
expended in labor. Joel NJ. Babb was chosen
special agent W tApenu TIE uOn-Tesluent highway
tax.
RAYMoND-The annual town meeting was held
Monday Sd and resulted in the election OF the fol-
lowing officers: Moderator, Levi Jordan; clerk,
Orrin b. Lane: seectmen. Francis ii. Witham,
Warren ID. Churchill, Llewelyn w. WEIGH; treas
urer, EraScus A. Plummer; supervisor, Ira b.
William. All Democrats except moderator and
treasurer. Voted to raise $500 for support of the
poor, $500 for purchase of text books and $1,000
for Highways.
RUMFoRD-Moderator NJ. N Lufkin; clerk j.
). M0rsr; seectmen. Il. Ill. Bartlett, j. Il. Elliott
T.. f. Elliott; treasurer, Freeland Martin; super
visor. j. S. Hutchins. All Republicans except
two.
SEBAGO-Moderator, Hon. L. A. Poor; clerk,
John T. Fitch; Selectmen assessors and OverSeers
OF the poor, 7. L. Larrabee, q. Ii. Mckinney, L.
II. jackson; treasurer, Charles Davis: agent.
Chss. Weel; constable, b. F. Cole; collector, II.
voted TO raise $500 school money; voted to raise
$50 for school text books voted to raise $500 for
support of poor; voted to raise $40 for the Obser
vance of Memorial Day. The above officers are
all Republicans except third seectmen and con-
stable
SUAINER-Moderator W.K. Sewall; clerk, Geo.
A. Chandler selectmen, S. F. Stetson, G. H. Bar
rows Oscar Newall treasurer, W. III. Eastman;
school committee, for year, j. Il. Berry; for
years. s. Robinson; for 8 years II. Howe. Col
lector and constable O. W. Field. Town raised
$3.50 for town expenses.
WooLwICH-Moderator, John F. Tibbetts
clerk, John A. StinSon; Selectmen, Edward Reed
David 5. Carter Herbert W.FullertoD; constables
Z. ID. Fullerton, /. w. Reed; collector, John Gil
man; director of ferry, John A. StnSOn.