Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-25
TOWN ELECTIONS.


BRExEr-Moderator, Perkins; CLERK, =
l. weston Kent; selectmen, ETC., . KEN,
Robert McLain and w Turner; treasure
Andrew Geele; experimenting scnooi c9n u
mittee, Aurunah Weston. Inc no~n ssf0 for
snow bills; $3.50 for interest on deD., ~ in in
repair of roads and bridges to be e1penuteu at
labor and material; 900 TO redeem nt,;cers
bearing order; $3.50 for salaries OF town oiheeiS
and $3.50 for miscellaneous expenses.
CARIBoU-- Moderator, L C Stearns; select.
men and assessors, Joseph D Emery, Jvaeppin
w Gary, Louis Violette; clerk, = W nalt
treasurer, William Mcclellan; principal ap
preparations: Schools, $3,269.60; high schooi
free, 200; support of poor, 200; interest,",
900; contingent, 1900; roads, 5000; rent OF ny
drants, 1000.
CAsTINE-Moderator, George H Witherell;
selectmen and assessors, George A Wheeler,
John P shepherd, John w Perkins; clerk, +
Hooks; superintendent of schools, w Walk
er; agent, George w Warren; treasurer, Chas'
H Hooper; road committee, Henry H Grindle'
CoNcoRD-Moderator, L Lombard; select
men and assessors, w w Hamblet, Sameon
Howes, L S Lombard; clerk, w w Hamblet;
supt. Of schools, J L Berry; agent, the select
men; treasurer, Alfred Berry; principal ap-
preparation, 81 900; on roads, s1,25o.
DEAD RIVER Moderator, VIM o Wyman;
clerk, Albert Parsons; assessors, Albert Par,
sons, d C Durrill, E 4 Sampson; treasurer, s
Parsons; school committee, Charles Dag
gett; collector, A Parsons; money raised for
schools, $685. other purposes, d.
HARMoNY--E Pennell, moderator; Fl
Reed, clerk; William Bailey, j Merrill,
A Starbird, selectmen, ETC.; R H Reed,
treasurer; C Hight, supervisor of schools
William G Bailey, agent
Observation-Disclosures w Thompson;
clerk, G Nj Lancey; selectmen, Q Pratt, +
Lalley, w Green; agent, w Thompson;
school committee, Il Davis, Charles Rowell.
Dolly Elliott; collector and constable, A X
Silby; raised for support OF poor. soUo; schools'
ways, 500; free high school. go; cemetery, 2o;
repairs on school property, 200.
Observation-Disclosures, ] Murphy; clerk,
w L Colby; assessors, Isaac Newton, W l.
ton; committee, Mrs. Guy l. Baker; collector,
Joseph Gilbert money raised for schools,
$l75; other purposes. 800.
LINcoLNvILLE-M Moderator, A F Hahn; town
clerk, W Knight; selectmen, Hahn, NJ
Russ, H Levenseler; treasurer. w Perry;
collector, William A Bragg; school com, w A
Bragg; constables, j III Young, j CiiIey, e j
Tower, A E Andrews, E Gushee, s II Free,
man. Voted for free high school. $500; tschool
books, go; incidental expenses, 600; interest on
town debt, 325; support of poor, 800; highways
and bridges, 2,025; to build new road, and run
road machine, 200.
ton; selectmen and assessors, A L Healey,
Sidney Berry, George Andrews; clerk, A l.
Healey; superintendent, of schools, Emma }
Healy; treasurer, Sidney Berry; road COM
mittee, George Andrews.
THoRND1KE-- Moderator, Benjamin Ames;
town clerk, N Tilton; selectmen, Peter Har-
mon, v N Higgins, II Sayward; treasurer, e
Conforth; collector. z Littlefeld; school
constable, II Littlefield.
UNITy-Hon Joseph Farwell, moderator; E
P Blanchard. clerk; d McGray. Amanda
Rackliff, r NJ Berry, selectmen; l. II Mosher,
treasurer; Ames, Otis Com orth, S CON- !;
Hussey, collector and constable; G A
Stevens, constable at the village; Woods,
r Myrick and l. H Mosher, school build
ing committee. Money raised, town schools,
poor and town charges, 1000; highways and
bridges, 1000, to be expended in labor at 15c
per hour; Pilley Post, g. A. R., s25, to be ex;
pended for Memorial purposes. The total
liabilities of the town are $l,123.75; total re-
sources, 3257.97; balance in towns favor,
2,134.22.
WINrERpoRT--Selectm Messrs Blaisdell,
Robinson and Fisher; treasurer and town
clerk, B Hall; collector of taxes, Leonard
Clarkes. The town voted 100 dollars toward a
free library.
Observation-Disclosures, Elliott Wood; town
clerk E S French; selectmen, f l Bishop,
George Pike, Willis Cobb; treasurer John
Benjamin; chief engineer, Elliott Wood
road commissioner, e. Gale; committee,
George A Pike, E Bailey. Rev. M Long;
auditor, Henry Pennlman; school supervisor,
E T Clifford; collector NJ F Norcross. Appro-
priations; support of schools, 1890; support
of poor, etc $1,000: highways, $500; town in
debtedness, 4,00O Payson Tucker Hose Com
pany, 100: Memorial Day, 100: Winthrop Pub
Tic Library, 100; Free High school, 500; repair
of schoolhouses, 300; H Webb, for water
ing trough, 8; total, 13,4o3. The question of
exemptng the property of the Maine Con-
densed Milk Company from taxation was voted
down, but vote was passed offering to do So,
when any concern would take the property
and carry on business, for term of not over
ten years.
No. /. RANGE q Moderator, George Later:
clerk Albion Healy; assessors, Albion L Hea-
ly, Sidney Berry, George Andrews; treasurer,
sidney Berry; supervisor, Emma F Healy;
collector, Milford r Healy; money raised for
schools, $3.50; money for other purposes, As