Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-30
TOWN ELECTIONS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, G II Wilson; selectmei
and assessors, G Gray, r Whitaker, n
Pearlee; clerk. Re Withee; super1llnIIeeihia n
of schools, w L Davis, f l. Drake, 9 wilson
agent, A Drake; treasurer, G Chalmers
road commissioners. w Varney, l. Taylor
E T Grammett. G Skillens; principal appro
priations, $500 for support OF poor ana otne
town charges; $50. free high school; 1000 TO
repair of roads; raised what the law requires
for support OF schools.
COLUMBIA FALLs-Moderator, james l. Buck
oyerseers of poor, II M Leighton, N Allen
White; assessors, George w Buchanan, ID
Allen, John Magee; treasurer, E + Bowles
superintendent school committee, George
Drisko; collector, G l. Bucknam.
Observation-Disclosures, NJ L Dervitt; select.
men, etc, w II Dilling, E Thompson, Johr
j Hill; clerk, Parsons; supt OF schools, {
Richards; treasurer, W Sprague; schoo
committee, Samuel Daggett, W Weymouth, {
Richards.
FORT Observation-Disclosures, H o Perry;
selectmen and assessors A P Libby. G
Childs, G II Dinsmore: clerk,1 III w Perry;
same committee; agent, II Powers; treasurer
j Hacker; road committee, selectmen
Principal appropriation, $ls,lOO.
Observation-Disclosures A c Crabtree; select
men, etc, jeremiah Stratton, II G Crabtree, X
Young; members of school committee
Eben Hodgkins, f l. Kingman, w S Coggins
was elected supervisor OF schools. Appro-
priations: Roads, $500; support OF poor,
Observation-Disclosures L Vail; clerk, F II
Vail; seectmen, II Lougee, Nj Leavitt,
George Quint; treasurer, I H Vail; agent,
Henry. Ingraham; superintendent school
Leavitt. Appropriated for schools. $500;
poor and expenses, 1900; schoolhouse' in
district 10, 200: building county road, 300; re-,
pairs upon schoolhouses, LEO; for school
books, i25; Mcintyre bridge. $50; for poor
house, 100; for Memorial day, %.
Observation-Disclosures, Don H Powers; Sc
lectmen and assessor, Michael NJ Clark, Mellen
Putnam; clerk, Michael Clark; superin-
tendent of schools, DR.. Harry l. Putnam,
agent, Ransford w Shaw; treasurer, Thomas
P Putnam; poor. $1,000; dis abat and com,
schools, 5000; free high school, 1850; repairs on
school houses, 500; text books, 80; new school
houses, 5000; school lot and removal of build
ing, $50; fire department and watchmen,
COCO; hose wagon, horses, ladder, sled, etc,
1000; Memorial day, 100; national guards, 800;
rocks for county workyard, 100; lighting
streets. 1909; bridge and abut, eooo; sidewalks
5000; new roads, 1850; gravel lots, $50; land
damages, 100; Hammond bridge, 100; ceme-
taries, 200; labor, etc on sewer, 135.
LEE-Moderator, A. W. Ames; clerk, C. B.
Crandlemire; selectmen, j. G. Kicker, Samuel
Bagley, o. L. Getchel; superintendent school
committee, E. C. House; sexton, Isaac stev-
ems; tax collector, c. w. Coffin.
MAcwAHoc-Moderator., D Alexander; as
SCISSORS, d Alexander, f W Robinson, Thomas
0 Roak; clerk, Libby; superintendent of
schools, d Alexander: treasurer, Oscar Ran
dali; road committee, shannon; princi-
pal appropriation, 5000; 800 for repairs of
roads and bridges.
MAPIEToN-- Moderator, o Hughes; select
men and assessors, Alexander Ross, l.
Hughes, James Carter; clerk, Smith;
superintendent of schools, Prebe; agent,
S q Smith; treasurer, Joseph p Morton;
principal appropriations, schools, 1865; sup
port OF poor, 400; town expenses, 500; repair
of roads and bridges in money, 400; repair OF
school houses and school supplies, 400; road
machine account, 1907 road labor, $500.
NEW LIMERIcK-Moderator Willis l. Shaw;
clerk, Ellsworth Lougee; selectmen, Henry G.
Bradbury, I'd, James Il. Fisher, Hudson NJ.
Drew; treasurer, Manthano Lougee; school
committee, Fred Hogan; collector of taxes,
John Bradley; constable, e. Lougee.
PREsoUE IsLE-Moderator, Fred Barker;
selectmen, A Irving, G Greenaw, II
Richardson; clerk, II Thayer; superintend-
VIM NJ Robinson; treasurer, NJ Smith;
principal appropriation, sisco, district
schools.
Observation-Disclosures II. s. Sleeper;
selectmen, etc, A. 4. Homer, j. Wilmont
Grouse; G. H. Bugbee; clerk, James NJ. Story:
agent +. l.. Farnham; treasurer, William s.
Farnham; support of poor, etc, $1,000; schools
5000; high school, $50; school books, $175;
schoolhouse repairs, $50; repairing town hall
$3.50; repairing sidewalks. 50 cents; Memorial
day, % cents; running ferry, S275; new school
houses, $500; total, 1865.
WEST FORKS observation-disclosures Chas
clerk, Joseph A Durgin; superintendent OF
schools, Charles S Adams; treasurer. Oliver
G Adams; road commissioner, Patrick Muir
ply; principal appropriation, 1923.