The Somerset reporter., 1891-03-12

Selectmen, Z. S Baker, John Cummings
George Smith; S. s. Committee, M. A.
Goodrich, II. II Patten, A A. Piper
Treasurer, s, w. Baker; collector and
constable. T. F. Houghton. The total
Indebtedness of the town Is S6320. RAISED
$2500 TO defray town charges and pay on
the debt, 1868, for the support OF scnoois.
SMIrnFIELD-Marcha 2, 1891, Modera-
tor, Z NJ Simonds; Clerk. F CLARK;
First Selectman, Otis SAWYER Second Sc
lectman, A B Cole; Third Selectman, y
Varney; Treasurer, Moses Dunsmore; Col
lector, + II Clark Supervisors II CLARK
Money raised for Schools, s452; Money
raised for Roads, $500; Money raised
for other purposes, $1,000.
MERCER-March Q. 1891, Moderator,
S Hinkley Willard; Clerk, N Il True !;
First Selectman, C II Girdler; Second Sc
lectman, E A Lowe; Third Selectman, j.
Bunker; Treasurer, F A Cutting; Super
visor, H T Croswell Collector. j M Ow-
ems; Money raised for Schools, $40;
Money raised for Roads, Sl575; Money
raised for other purposes. 3l4o0.
PITTsFIELD-March 8. 1891, At the
election here to-day the Republicans cleo
ted two of the board of selectmen, the
third being carried by the Democratic.
The board as elected is as follows Frank
Weeks, Oramel Murray and Alonzo Pat,
ten. The principal contest being on the
third selectman and on the school board.
In the latter office Frank W. Hovcy, the
Republican nominee, defeating Mrs. Mae
Sears, the Democratic nominee. Repub-
licans elected U l. Perkins, treasurer The
other town officers elected are as follows
Road commissioner, + Conner town
agent, Frank W. Hovey; clerk, A ID Nit.
chell cons' ables, w L Pushor, II S Nick.
erson, L. Parks, o Haskell. Chas. Nc
Causland; collector, o S Haskell.
HARMoNY-March 0, 1891, Moderator,
W W Brown; Clerk, X Ii Reed First Sc
lectman, Leighton; Second Select
man. G A Laughton; Third Selectman,
S Hight; Treasurer, X II Reed Supervis.
or, VIM Mclaughlin; Collector, Samuel
Herrick; Money raised for Schools. what
the law allows; Money raised for Roads,
$3.50; Money raised for other purposes,
Sl965.
BRIGHroN-M arch 8, 1891. Moderator
G. c. Davenport; Clerk, L. d. Libbey
First Selectman, M Foss: Second
Seclectman, c Bean; Third Select
man, Z J Russell; Treasurer, Sumner
Eowell; Supervisor, Ernest Decker; Col.
Iector, L Il Hayden; Money raised for
Schools, what the law requires; Money
raised for Roads, $500; Money raised
for other purposes, $3.50.
RIPLEY-March, 2, 1891, Moderator,
B Ramsdell; Clerk, A Farrar; First Sc
lectman, q L Trip; Second Selectman,
Ii + Butler; Third Selectman, F l. Briggs;
Treasurer, q A Downing; Supervisor, W
Ii Farrar; Collector, A G Farrar; Money
raised for Schools, $440 Money raised
for Free High School, 500; Money rails
ed for Roads, $1,000: Money raised for
other purposes. Sll45.
MosCow-March 2, 1891, Moderator
r S Howes; Clerk, II Goodrich; First
Selectman, H Goodrich; Second Select
man, d s Moore; Third Selectman, John
Burns; Treasurer, Whitney; Super.
visor, Miss Abbie L Andrews; Collector,
r S Howes; Money raised for Schools,
1920; Money raised for Roads, $500;
Money raised for other purposes, $3.50.
CANAAN-March 8, 1891, Moderator,
Ivory Lowe, Clerk, Q A Butts, 36th yr;
First Selectman, Alpha Mason; Second
Selectman, Vim Harris; Third Selectman
Alfred G Brown; Treasurer, Richard H
Harris, Supervisor, Mrs Florence M
Smith; Collector, Benz Chase; Money
raised for Schools, $1,000; Money raised
Tor Roads, S2275 Money raised for 9th.
er purposes, $1,000.