The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-04

ell was elected mayor and the full list OF Re
publican nominees chosen. There we're no
Democratic candidates and only three scat
tering votes cast for mayor.
kennebunk's List.
Especial to the Press.l
KENNEBUNK, March 3.-The town meet
ing today was we'll attended. despite the deep
snow and hard roads. The following were
chosen town officers:
Moderator-Sidney T. Fuller
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers OF Poor
sidney L. Fuller, Alvin Stuart, Ambrose M. Lit
Clerk-walter L. Dane.
Treasurer-Edward W. Morton.
Agent-Walter l.. Dane.
= cAudltorsE,Iyory ,y Littlefeld, Eugene Fairfield,
Colleetor-Franklin N Thompson.
School Committee-0. Howard Perkins, for two
years Geo. +. Robinson, for three years.
Road Com ommissioner-Frank E. Perkins.
The following sums were raised:
Support Of schools. ols...................... s25OO
Repairs on roads and bridges ............... 5000
Salary OF road commissioner. ................ 700
Tnpn TToppoft da 0t 5000
Repairing fire engine. ne........................ 200
Memorial day. ........................... 100
Special amounts for repairs Of roads, etc.. 100
The contest for the election of selectmen
and OF road commissioner was animated and
earnest, yet the utmost good nature prevail
ed throughout. The majority of the officers
are Republicans.
Old Orchard Republican.
OLD ORCHARD, March 3.-The town cleo
tion today resulted in the choice of the full
Republican board of officers.
All Republicans but Two.
Especial to the Press.l
FRYEBURG, March 3.-The following town
officers were elected today:
Moderator-F. N. Frye.
seectmen-D. A. Ballard, d. H. Chandler, Fl.
X. Hobbs.
Treasurer-John Locke.
Clerk-Norman Charles
Supervisor of Schools-T. G. Charles.
All are Republicans except the second Sc
lectman and clerk.
Elected In South Paris.
Especial to the Press.l
SOUTH PARIS, March 3.-The election of
town officers resulted as follows:
Moderator-H G. Brow
Clerks. Z. Newell.
v SelectmenJ;George W. Cole, Jr., Albert NJ.
Treasurer-N ID. Bolster.
Collector-John Black
). 3. Committee-A. j. Curtis, Arthur Z. Fobes.
Deerlng.
At the Deering town meeting Mr.. G. A.
Woodbury., Rep, was elected moderator, af-
ter which it was voted to elect town officers
only and postpone the business meeting one
week, also to have seven selectmen for the
ensuing year. Owing to there being no
choice in the election of sele ctmen, with one
another meeting will be necessa-
ry to be held next Monday, and the business
meeting postponed two weeks instead of
one. Three tickets we're thrown. Republi-
can, Democratic and Citizens, the latter con-
tanning names of members Of both parties
and several nominees on the regular tickets.
Charles w. Smith headed the regular Re-
publican ticket for selectmen, Elbridge G.
johnson the Democratic ticket, and luther
the Citizens ticket
Adam W. Wilson, Rep, and Citizens can
didate, was the seIs ,tman chosen The 9TH
er officers elected were
Clerk Ferdinand BurnelI, Dem. and Cit.
\ lTreasurer-George w. Ward Dem.
and Cit. ~
Auditor-Charles H. Leighton, Dem. and Git
1Colector-Fred V. Matthews, Rep. aud Cit.
svlGeefargopriations recopmended. -by.tba
up. They are as follows: