The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-11
skowhegan Affairs.

SK0WHEGAN, March 10-The town meet
ing was held today and these officers were
elected:
Moderator-E. NJ Merrill.
Clerk-G. S. Webb.
seleetmen- Dyer, Horace Eaton
Lleweilyn Goodwin.
Six thousand dollars were voted for
schools; $4,000. roads and bridges; $500 poor
and town charges. The town voted against
extending the sewerage system in the vii
lage. L. +. Goodwin, K. b. Shepherd and
L. N. Coffin are the school committee. The
meeting adjourned to March 10 to further
consider the proposition to relieve Bailey &
Co.'s oilcloth mandatory from taxation.
Alfred Republicans.
Especial to the Press.1
ALFRED, March 1O.-The voters of Alfred
turned out today In full and threw the larg-
est vote which has been cast in the town for
years. years, The Republicans elected their entire
thirty-f0uT as follows:
Town Clerk-Samuel S. Mitchell.
: Selectmen. Assessors and Overseers OF the
Poor-H. q. Lord, r. S. Stanley. j. H. Lttlefeld.
Treasurer-L. M. Perkins,
Agent-N. X. Clnff,
Quiet at North Berwick.
NORTH BERWICK, March 1O.-Tne cleo
tion was very quiet today. The officers
elected are:
Moderator-Ge George II. Wentworth.
Town Clerk-George Perkins
Seectmen and Assessors Chadbourne
d. II. Roberts. William Ii. Sherbourne.
Treasurer-Charles w. Greeuleaf.
Collector-George Harvey.
DeerIng.
At the adjourned town meeting yesterday
one selectman, l.. w. Dyer and supervisor
f. G. Robbins were elected. Another at
tempt to elect the remaining five will be
made ON Wednesday, March II. A business
meeting of the town will be held next Mon
day.
Corham and the Schools.
At the adjourned town meeting keld yes
terday for the election Of the third selectman
e. +. Ii. Smith, Democratic nominee, re-
ceived 218 votes and Isaac l.. Johnson, he
publican, received 1874 votes. A special town
meeting was called at O'Clock yesterday TO
see if the town would vote for the school
committee to hire all teachers for the town
schools Stephen Hinkley was chosen mod
orator and motion was made to dismiss the
article which was carried almost unani-
mously without discussion.
Freeport.
At the annual town meeting yesterday,
these officers were chosen:
Moderator-Edwin G. Townsend.
Clerk-William A. Mitchell.
Selectmen-J. G. Kendall, j. ID. Curtls' u M
Chase.
Treasurer-Julius Soule. -
School Committee-E b. Mallett, Jr., j. b. Will
son, Sumner G.. Brewer.
Collector. f. Litchheld.
All Republicans, except c. NJ. Chase, Juli-
us Soule and J. b. Wilson, Democrats
Republican Officers In West Baldwin.
At the West Baldwin town meeting yes
terday these Office were elected.
Moderator-Peter w. Bindford.
Clerk-Frank G. Sawyer.
Selectmen. Assessors and Overseers OF tne fool
Frank g. Sawyer, A. N. Burnell ana Alpheus
Wiggin.
TreaSurer-Frank Brown.
School Committee-John M. Flint.
Constable and Collector-Lorepzo Norton.
All are Republicans except Collector
There was little excitement and no opposi-
tion to the Republican ticket.
o ther Towns.
SOUTH PARSE. w. Haskell, clerk; ). III
Stuart r. f. Stone, A. K. Morse, assessors r.
A. Shurtleff treasurer; w. j. wheeler, cnltI Gu
gineer; f. w. Brown, 4. A. Thayer assistants
A. Il. ShuIteff collector.
MoNTyIILE-Clerk, Chas Allen: seleetmen
Frank A. Cushman, Chas. Randall Fred Howard
treasurer James o. Bartlett; constable and col
lector, A. ID. Ramsay; auditor, f. r. Hall.
The annual report shows the res0u ces 10 eX
ceed the liabilities to the amount OF StO7.1i.