The Portland daily press., 1895-04-10
WaIdoboro.
TOWN MEETING.

Wald0b0ro, april 9-At the town meet
ing yeterday, adjourned from March 10,
the business of the annual meeting was
completed.
The article relating to laying out a
highway from the NJ. G. R. r. station to
the Warren road, was indefinitely post
poned.
The same disposition was made of the
article calling for new school house at
Winslow's Mills, and school house for
school No. 80 at North Waldoboro.
The proposition to lay an iron pipe
from the shoe factory reservoir to the
business street for fire purposes, was de-
feated.
The bill of the supervisor of schools,
amounting to S37, was referred to COM
mittee composed of VIM. B. Dreamer, AL
win Welt and VIM. Il. Miller.
H.J. A. Simmons was collector of taxes
and constable.
The following appropriations were
made: For winter work, 500; repairs
of school houses, 5000; REPAIRS of high
ways, $1,000; bridges and sidewalks,
5000; free high schools, $500; school tent
books, 5000; support of schools So, $50;
support of poor, Sl,7o0; support of in
sane, 5000; attachments, $500; miscellan-
eous expenses, 5000; town officers sala-
ries, $1,000; registering vital statistics,
$50; Fennelly fund interest, $50; collec-
tors fees. $500; Reform school, $50; In
dustrial school, $50; maturing bonds,
$500; interest on town debt, 400; Mem
rial day, SIS.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Rev. E. C. Whittemore of Damariscotta
will give the address in Waldoboro, May
3Oth. Past Department. Commander
Samuel L. Miller of Waldoboro, has been
engaged to deliver the address at
Machias, May Both.
Naples.
Edes Falls, April Ernest Hartman
and family are visiting Mr.. j G. Maxfields
Mr.. Allison Libby is doing quite a
business saving shingles.
Mr.. Horatio HALL is having the lum Der
hauled to make an addition to his store.
M. Edward. Aver, whofhas been at work
in Portland, has returned home. He has
been quite sick.
Dry Mills. pril 9.-It is expected that
the revival meetings that have been in
progress for the past few weeks, will
close Friday. We hope that the good
work that has commenced in the hearts
of the people may continue.
DIV. Leavitt of East Raymond, has
bought George Franks place and is
moving here. We are glad to welcome
him.
Richard Quirk, who has been living in
rye Franks house, is moving into
George A. MorrilPs house.
Flora Mcdonald, who has been visiting
at Cumberland Mills for the past two
weeks, returned home last Saturday,
HarpswelI.
East Harpswell, April 9.-There is a
strong southeast rainstorm today which
is very much needed. The roads are OK
rremely .disagreeable and dangerous.
Our stage driver MIR. Ridley says be new
er saw the roads so bad.
Miss Mary Stinson is to teach in Dis
trict Nor. There will be no school in
Nos. The scholars are divided among
the other districts.
Mr.. B. M. Edwards has an appointment
to preach at the Gun Point school house
Saturday evening, April 18th. =
Mr.. James Holbrook and Winfield Cat
lin, both of whom have been esick with
pneumonia are convaleseent. Lester WAL
lace's bronchial fever has taken a favor
able turn.
Mr.. Isaac Ridley received a telegram
Sunday that his wife, who for the past
year has been in tine West for her health,
died at Crookston, Minnesota, Saturday
morning.