The Republican journal., 1892-03-10
Town Elections.

APPLETON Selectmen, E. ID. Gushee, Ell
den Burkett W. A. Waterman: town clerk,
Y. o. Kelly school committee, Z. W. Smith
and Hattie Burlastt. Money appropriated: !:
Schools amount required ny law M ghWayS,
$1,000: support of poor, $1,000 other pllr-
poses $500.
BROOKS. AT the annual town meeting,
March l. the following officers We're elected :
MODERATOR l. G. Reynolds: clerk, Otls W.
Lane; selectmen and overseers OF the poor
Fred w. Brown, Jr., Walter Penney, H. IA.
Roberts: treasurer Marcelus j. Dow: con-
stable and collector of taxes, lsacc Leathefs.
Money was appropriated to buy a new hearse
and other business of Importance transacted
BELMONT. Town meeting March 1th pass
ed off very quietly. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year; Modera-
tor, n. B. Allenwood; Town clerk, o. G.
seers of the poor, w. A. Morrill,, Miles Pease
and w. S. Foss Collector and Constable, NJ
B. Hunt: Treasurer, n. B. Allenwood Town
agent, W. A. Morrill, Supervisor Of Schools,
Miles Pease.
BucKsPoRT. Parker spotford, Moder-
ator Clerk, VIM. A. Remick; selectmen,
Geo. w. Abbott, Joseph Tillock and Herbert
L. Marks treasurer, j. j. Lee: town agent,
o. p. Cunningham: S. S. Com, Addison A.
Littletield auditor, Chas. II. Rice.
CLINTON. Moderator, y. y. Sullivan
town clerk, &: G. Hayes; seectmen, Manly
treasurer, j. NJ. Winn; collector OF taxes,
Isaac Keene; supervisor of schools. f. j.
Martin.
CAMDEN. The Camden village corporation
held its annual meeting March 1st and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing year:
MODERATOR j. +. StetSOn: clerk, q. i. HOdg-
man; first assessor, w. " Lane: second as
SCISSOR, w. K. Gill third assessor, l.. M.
Kenniston. Lane and Gill served last year.
There was some opposition on frst assessor
and hard fight was made but Lane was
elected by 81 majority.
FRANKFORT. At the town election March
officers We're elected as follows: Modera-
tor, Abel G. Kenney Clerk, f. l.. Hopkins
Selectmen, ID. X. Drake, l.. E. Trundy, p. l..
Haley; Sup. of Schools Miss $. l.. Pierce
Treas, A. w. Hopkins, .Jr. Collector, Hill
Rogers.
JACKSON. Town meeting March 7th
Moderator, E. ID. Tasker clerk, G. II.
Gatchell; selectmen, etc, K. a. Carpenter
Z. II. Hadley, S. S. Roberts: treas, c. II
Gatchell; supt. of schools, NJ. S. Hatch.
LIBERTY. AT town meeting held March
7th the following officers We're elected
Moderator, w. H. Moody; clerk, q. H. Car
gill, selectmen, G. NJ. Howes, l.. l.. Prescott
and James Leeman: school committee, w
l.. Boynton treasurer, S. L. Young; coilec-
tor and constable, A. Z. Cargill.
NoRTHPoRT. Selectmen, l.. II. Duncan,
c. +. Knight, G go. H. Patch; town clerk +.
A. Rhodes supervisor, Miss Alice Knight
Money appropriated Schools, 500; high
way, $500: other purposes, 500.
MORRILL,. At the annual town meeting
last Monday, the following town officers
We're elected: j. r.. Mears, Moderator; w.
f. Brown, town clerk Elisha Merriam,
Daniel Weymouth, Nadoc Shibles, select
men and assessors; Silas Storer, treas, w.
F. Brown, supervisor of schools Herbert
ON Ial rtn and a
MONROE. At the annual town meeting
March the following officers We're chosen
for the coming year: I'll. r. Dawson, Mod
orator; F. l.. Palmer, Clerk; Joseph Pattee.
l.. o. Robinson, Edwin Jenkins, Selectmen
and Overseers of the Poor; A. H. Mayo,
Treasurer; Mrs. Blanche &. Whitcomb,
Supervisor of Schools Franklin Chase, Au-
ditor; James Webber, Collector of Taxes ::
H. r. Dawson, Truant Officer. Money APP
propriaJed: Schools $11OO; highways, $4,000; ;
support of poor, 5000; roads and bridges,
$500; other purposes, $475.
MoNTvILLE. Moderator, Albert Gray
town clerk, G. N. Allen; selectmen, Volney
Thompson, W. H. Beal, Albert Gray treas
urer, S. o. Bartlett S committee, Geo E.
Nash auditor of accounts, E. E. Hall con
stable and collector, F. A. Cushman. Tax
and to be collected within year from date
of commitment. Amount of money raised
$3,975, to be applied as follows: Town
officers bill, $500; support OF poor, 500; in
sane hospital bills, $500; to be expended on
the highways next summer, $l5OO; for break
ing roads this present winter, $500: inciden-
tai expenses, $3.50; for guide boards 500;
extra pay to Charles Clement for building
"High Bridge, $25.