The Press., 1893-04-06
Results of some Massachusetts town


 elections held on Monday:
 Hampden-M Moderator, Geo. T.. Ballard clerk and treasurer James w. Mulroney; selectmen and overseers of the poor, Geo. T. Ballard, Charles H. Burleigh, A. Peck; assessors, for three years, Lucius A. Burleigh, for one year, Albert F. Bal B. Newell; auditor, Mortimer Pease constables, N. V. Chaffee, D. J. aTwohig, Thomas w. Speight; library trustee, Rev. B. B. Abercombie. Appropriations Town officers and contingent, $700; schools, 1900; library, 30; textbooks, 100; paupers, TOO; highways and bridges, TOO; prosecutions of violations of the liquor law, 500; repairs on school-house, 75; street lights, 50; interest, 100; con- veyance of school-children, 900; total, 4275.< Liquor license: Yes, 25; no, 58.
 Monsoon Moderator, J. T. Herlihy,Jr. clerk, Carlos M. Gage; treasurer, Ed ward D. Cushman; selectmen and over- seers of the poor, Ralph Clifford, G. H. Foskitt, Alvin A. Gage; assessors, Ly- man c. Flynt; George H. Foskitt, O. c. McCray; school committee, Lee Blanch- ard, c. w. Jackson, N. W. Rand; ceme- tery commissioner, George o. Flynt constables, David B. Nancy, George W. Seymour, David B. Needham, Joel H. Thompson, E. P. Newton fence viewers, Lee Blanchard, Lester Howe, Henry A. Rindge; auditors, Rufus P. Cushman, W. J. Bicketts; surveyors of lumber, Wesley A. .Squier, George A. Harvey field drivers, J. 0. Mcguire, A. H. White, T. G. Carew; measurels of wood, Ralph Clifford, L. c. Flynt, Harrison Howe, MT. Moore; sealers of weights and meas ures, Horace Squier. Appropriations Prosecution of illegal liquor sales, $500 !; library, 300; discount on taxes, 1900 :; concrete sidewalks, 600; street lights, 1894 iron bridge on Bridge street, 800 !; care of cemeteries, 400; memorial day, 50; schools, 10, ,958; highways and bridges, 4000; support of poor, 800; miscellaneous, 5000; total, A, S02. Liquor license: Yes, 243; no, 261. Adjourned to April IF.
 Holland d-Moderator, Horace E. Wallis !; clerk and treasurer, William l.. Webber :; selectmen and overseers of the poor, G.. l.. Webber, J. s. Glazier, H. E.. Wallis assessors, William L. Webber, F. B.. Blodgett, w. A. Webber; school con- mittee for two years, w. A. Webber, for three years, Henry Vinton; auditor, F. B. Blodgett; constable, B. c. Bennett. Appropriations Schools, $200; paupers, $50; highways and bridges, 425; con- tingent account, 100; miscellaneous, 175; total, 1850. Liquor license: Yes, 13; no, 21.
 Brimfield-Moderator, Oscar F. Brown !; clerk and treasurer, George M. Hitch cock; selectmen, M. H. Baker, F. R. Newton, F. E. Brown; overseers of the poor, F. E. Cook, P. Burns, Orrin Q. Moore; assessors, s. Booth, A. l.. Ba- con, B. H. Walker; school committee, Dr. R. V. Sawin; tax collector, A. l.. Bacon; constables, F. B. Cook, c. E. Bacon, W. H. Holland; road commits sioner for three years, c. E. Bacon. Liq- uor license: Yes, 20; no, 51. Adjourn ed to April 10.
 Wales-Moderator H. E. Shaw; clerk, o. P. Royce; treasurer, w. A. Lyon; se- lectmen and overseers of the poor, O. F. Royce. w. E. Needham, w. A. Lyon assessors, o. P. Royce, Zeno Harrington, George s. Rogers; school committee, w. B.. Needham, three years; auditors, o. A. Eaton, William M. Needham consta- bles, W. w. Eager, LeRoy Squier, Will liam Cook; agent to prosecute illegal sale of liquor, H. A. Mcfarland. Ap- populations: Town officers, $200; ; schools, 700; text books, 100; paupers,