Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-07

! X. Gleed, toastmastcr. Voted TO appro-
pirate $500 toward centennial expenses and
as much more will be raised 10y suhscrp-
ton. The time for holding the celebration
was changed from June to July 10y vote
of the town. and the following executive
committee was appointed: George W Doty,
A O Gates, Frank Kenicd, r. Y Fairbanks,
O d Matthews; $25 was also appropriated
for the expense of Memorial day. Hon Z
| X Gleed made spirited speech
WATERBURY.
Moderator Gov. w p Dillingham;; town
clerk, Frank n Smith; soectmcn, q Eugene
Moody, c c Robinson, T f. Marshall; treas-
urer, Charles Wells; overScer, Charles i
Clark con table and collector Henry
| Hill; listers, f Clough, Frank n Smith,
Joseph Wheeler; auditors, George w Morse,
| l. II Bryan, Thomas # Farrell; trustee pub
! lie money John Jackmau; fence viewers,
! Walter Guptil John King, Dewitt Green;
grand jurors, George W Morse, Charles i
| Clark; inspector of leather, George Lease;
pound keeper, Edward Wells; agent, c +
Clough; grand jurors George w Moody,
| C b Clark c T. Wyman; petit jurors,
Walter Guptil, j W Sleeper, Myron II
Graves, G Marshall, b i Hutchins,
Harvey Graves, Il Mansfield. Voted to
raise tax of 80 cent on a dollar Rev W
r Davenport elected member of the county
| school board
BERLIN.
Moderator, L Andrews; clerk and
treasurer, NJ " Wheeock: selectmen, a Il
Hewitt, George IL Crandal ana W F
Waterman: overseer of poor and first CON
constable, Levi Strong; second constable,
Janus Crossett; listers, j + Wnslow,
! I in In l.
tors, w A Leland, Perrin and w +
Waterman; trustee of public money, j y
| Perrin: fence viewers, L + Towncr, Orson
Fits and 7 w Currier; town grand jurors
Daniel Chandler and w + Waterman; in
spector of leather, Charles Kimball; pound
keeper, Charles W Cilley; surveyor, T. F
Perry; member board of education, w b
Worthen; town law agent, George Dodge
Voted to raise 80 cents on a dollar, n high
way tax of Is cents, and State school tax
of 10 cents
ST. AL8ANS.
Clerk and treasurer, b y Hopkins;
selectmen; + P Stevens, II W Hatch, l.
Farwell; listers S c Collins, j Bedard,
VI d Greene, f d Fuller, Walter Brooks
overseer of poor, " 7 Walker; agent, 5 w
Clark: collector, b c Hall; constable, F
Kelley; grand jurors, i b Flynn, ii
Montefore, L 7 Brainerd; member Of the
board of education, S S Clark. y highway
tax of % cent was voted and town tax of
So per cent. Two hundred and fifty dol
lars was appropriated for town laborers.
Measures were taken to refund the remain
ing Indebtedness amounting to $50, 600,
about $40, 600 by sinking fund. The select
men and treasurer We're authorized to issue
refunding bonds of the denomination OF
$1,000 and $1,000, payable annually, the
bonds bearing interest Of 3! per cent, the
principal and interest payable in Boston.
ROXBURY.
Moderator, Zed. S. Stanton; clerk ant
treasurer, A n Tildcn; selectmen, W |
circuit, George w. Williams and Henry
Nannier constables, ID J. Bush and {
Bracket; listers, O w circuit \ c vii
liams and A Laid; grand jurors, {
Ellis and Philander Wiley; trustee anC
agent, 4 S Stanton; member county boarC
, of education, II Carl Ellis; auditors, G !
, Tilden, + w Roys and w [ Simonds; fenc
, viewers, Henry Webster and Michael Con
way; pound keepers, c L Bracket, Foster
Tracy and Charles Jerd; inspector of leather
Freedom Hill; inspector of lumber, wooC
and shingles f n Spaulding, Voted t.
raise 10 cents on the dollar for town tax
10 CellS 1898 IL liIl Ol VI belOI u 1CNS4ilbOl 1
WATERVlLLE.
Moderator, Henry Wilbur; clerk an
treasurer V Stevens; selectmen, Henr.
I Wilbur Moses Mcfarland, and o \ Thorn
A as; constable, Chuuncy Tillotson; listers
a j V Stevens, C Tillotson, and II A Jack
son: overseer, II H Thomas; agent, Herr.
, Wilbur; school board, DR. q B Hulburd
Q fence viewers, Henry Wilbur Burt Hill
. and George Jones; auditors, W \ Leach
h b Wiley, l. Bedrel: grand jurors
E V p Lock, G. B Thomas and John Nc
/ Mennman. a tax of 40 cents on the dolla
: was voted, which includes the road and al
!, other expenses for the year.
4 HYDE PARK.
y Moderator Col Sawyer; town clerk
Henry NJ Noyes; treasurer, Fred Il Child
seectmen. Charles NJ Strong, Amos Davis
Georgey Mudgett listers, James c Crocker
d c Lanpher, Charles Whitcomb; fenc
IL viewers, l. H Lewis, II c Lanpher l..
: jackson; overseer of the poor, II G Lar
, pher; town agent. c S Page; town agent t
= convey real estate Col Sawyer; mem
' Der of the board of education, Fl ID W Doty
. voted to make tho selectmen road comml:
} sioners; voted a tax of 60 cents on dolla
h for ordinary purposes, and 100 cents q do
lar TO retire railroad bonds.
= PlTTSFORO.
} Moderator, 7 d Holden; clerk, treasure
T. and trustee of United States fund, c
\ Colburn; selectmen, b Douglass, Ashe
/: Burditt Moses w Phillips; first constable
V w T Denison; second constable, II q Pea
}: body; collector of taxes, W Denisor
d overseer of poor, James Halpn; listers,
d Rand, NJ Adams, r c Smith.
IT BETHEL.
10 Moderator, A T Hunton; selectmen, G
+ Davis, & Burnett, d NJ Clough; oversee
20 of the poor, d Cushing; treasurer,
> Sargent; constable, Guy Wilson; listers, n
o Burnett, Ed Morse, \ ID Sanders; auditor
T. Guy Graham j Sargent, d Gushing
q Selectmen were directed TO contract the r
10 pairs on all highways, excepting bridg
"a and culverts. Voted $50 for Decorate
d day; voted free text books
- ROYALTON.
}. Moderator, D C Denison; clerk, II
70 Allen; treasurer, Z Winslow; constable al
to collector, ? Abbott; selectmen, n
s. Sewall, C b Wall, George Ellis; listers,