Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-06
TOWN ELECTIONS.


BowDoIN-At the town meeting Monday the
OLD board of selectmen, consisting Of r s
Aoams, Alexander Adams and James Grover.
was reelected.
BoWDoISHAM-The annual town meeting
fesuited as follows: Moderator, J Cornish:
ofhcers elected for ensuing year: L D small.
clerk; selectmen, NJ H White Geo II Hackett''
samuel DonnelI; school board, S I Graves,
" 4 irish, E Cornish: town agent
S w Carr; fire wardens, H r Hink,
ley, w H Gould, H. d Cornish; survey
ors ,, OF lumber, chas Holbrook, Amasa
Bragdon, H d Cornish, VIM T SalIie. John F
Young; tax collector Allen: treasurer
Geo Pratt; road commissioner, H Small.
ways; 1900 for common schools: 800 for free
high school; 800, repairs of bridges; 800. mis-
celIaneous expenses; GOO for support of poor.
for Memorial day expenses: 50 for street Iicht >
ing 500, for floating debt: accepting s300o he
quest from late Eliza Mustard, interest of
wnlch 10 go to worthy needy poor of town.
r S1oh Evil annual town meeting chose
Paige, moderator; A f. Currier, clerk: F
W stone, Walter Morrill,, Warren A Wor-
then, selectmen, assessors and oyerseers of
poor; r w Stone, town agent; Thomas Young,
coiector OF taxes ard constable. The money
raised was for sup port Of poor, $500; for schools
1900. A'i io"|''
ETNA-ln this town Monday there were
j. Il.
Friend, town clerk; Joseph E. Friend, W. r.
Locke and d. A. Sylvester, selectmen; asses
sors and oyerseers OF poor; $. p. bennett,
committee, G. b. Jordan, G. H. Turner and d.
A. Sylvester; o. c. Friend, supervisor of
schools. The town raised $3.50 for poor; 500 for
town charges; $3.50 for highways: s25 for G.
A. X; interest on school fund notes. $50; for
road machine, $3.50 for schools S5I7:for free
high schools, 300; o. c. Friend was chosen
collector and constable.
Farmingdale occurred Monday. &c Ballad
was elected moderator; seiectmen, assessors of
the poor, Charles Deering, w. Carter, Gill
bert Eastman; town, clerk, d Pillsbury;
treasurer H Burnham; collector of taxes,
j II Burnham; school committee for three
years, L Ballard; auditor A Davenport;
s9oo was raised Tor the support OF schools;
$50 for high school, 40 for text books, $50 for
support of poor, 500 for contingent expenses,
100, highways, SO, snow roads, 2s5 fire depart
ment.
FAYErrE-Town officers elected Monday:
Moderator, George Underwood; clerk, l.. X.
Fellows; sele ctmen, assessors and Overseers
OF poor, Geo. Underwood, G. II. Bamford, ID.
D.. Gardner; money raised for free high
schools, $3.50; common schools, 500; poor 400;
contingent fund, 300; debt, 500; roads and
bridges, 1900; TO be expended, in money for
road machine, I75 G. II. Tobin agreed to col
ect and treasurer the money at cents on the
dollar.
LITcHrfET D-Litchfelds annua! town meet
ing resulted in the choice of the following
officers: 5 II Rogers, moderator; C A
Metcalf. clerk; Il p Springer, S Fl Ring and
N Adams, scectmen; David Springer, treas
urer; Chase, town agent: NJ ii Dustin,
member school committee; Hon Samuel Smith,
auditor of town accounts; George Ring, col
lector of taxes o A True, O S Call, w Buker
and George Kicker, constabes.
MoNTvmLE-Monday's election passed off
quietly. There was no attempt to draw party
lines, although all of the officials elected, save
the second secctman, are Republicans. Mr.
b + Foster was chairman of the meeting.
The balloting resulted in the election of the
following officers: Seectmen, William II
Beal, Albert Gray, Joseph Longfellow; treas
urer, ] Bartlett; clerk, c Allen; collector,
Charles Clement; auditor, d w Bennett;
school committee, r w Howard, b f Thomp
son, b f Foster. Amount of money raised,
1924 20, divided as follows: support of poor,
$500; town officers bills, 400; insane hospital
bills, 400; repair of highways, 1900; for break
ing, roads this past winter, 800: incidental
penses, 200; for repairing school houses and
the purchase of school books, 425 for the sup
port of schools. S39 20. Voted to let II Berry
the town farm on the same conditions as last
wear. The following recommendations of the
S S committee were adopted by the town: To
move the Halldale schoolhouse to Monroes
Corner and locate q school, there; to locate a
school at each OF the following places: Vose
schoolhousc, Netherlands Corner, South
Montville, Whites Corner, Centre Montville,
and Carter schoohouse. Also to move the
Ayers Ridge schoolhouse to site near the
Swift place.
REApF1ELp-At this annual meeting on Mon
day last, Readted chose the following named
officers for the year: Moderator, o Bean,
ESQ; clerk. w A Lord; selectmen, II Ire
fethen. F Brown and T. l. Hunton; treasurer,
N d Gordon; school board f O Bean and Geo
stevens. Money to be raised: school, 1890;
text books and repair of school buildings, 400;
moor 800: town charges, 600; Decoration Dav,
Is: roads summer, 1000; winter in work, 1900.
The road question was well discussed, and the
seIectmen are to hire one man to oversee the
work, and agents in districts are to look after
the roads the entire year.
RoME-The town election resulted in the
reelection of nearly all the officers OF last
year.
South NoRRTDGEwoCK-The following town
officers were elected Monday: Moderator. Hon
C A Harrington; selectmen, assessors and
Morse and Fred Longley; town clerk,
Hall; treasurer. Coney Russell; collector, } ii
burgess: school committee, Nellie NJ Parlin.
Appropriated for schools, S1325; for poor and
town expenses, 1000; for reducing town debt,
IL 600: for highways, $500: for Memorial day,
80; for free high school,5oo.
SOUTH LrTCHFIELD-At the annual town
meeting held Monday, the following officers
were elected: Moderator, NJ III Rogers;
clerk ,Chas A Mctcalf; treasurer Springer;
seectmen, Springer,S II Ring,F Adams;
auditor, Saml Smith; agent, James A Chase;
collector of taxes, Geo Ring; rate OF colec-
ton, per cent; school committee, NJ III Dus-
tin; road commissioner, VIM IL: Powers:
salary, SEQ per day; committee, NJ H
Dustin: constables. o True, o S Call and W
q Ruker Appropriations: For schools, Sl200:
in,identals 1909: roads and bridges. 1910; sup
mort of poor 100; interest on town debt, 100;
repairs of schoolhouses, 500; school books, %;
Memorial day, 20.