Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-11
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Trafton; constablcs, J L Berry. swilliams
II u Rowe.
KENDusKEAa- Moderator, r "A II stackpoie
se1ectmen, assessors. etc y Heath, A
Lewis. J P Rowejl. clerk, 9 Doliyer; Teas
urcs. VIM Higgins; ,chooi snperipts pdcnt
A y Goud. Appropriations: Voted to raist
$50 for free high school; 40 for commoc
schools.
MONROE ~ oderator, VI r Dawson; select
men, assessors, etc; A II Mayo, G W Pierce
treasurer, A Mayo; school committee, n X
Dawson ann Il G Dow; appropriations: Scho J
and books 1855; poor, 900. roads and bridges,
1900; incidental, 200; school houses 800; town
house, $50; town farm buildings, 900.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, r Mears; select
men, assessors, etc, + NJ Adams. VIM II Blod-
gett, John Berry; clerk. N Pearson, NJ
d.; treasurer, Silas 5tover school com
mittee, T Pearson, D ID Bowen.
MT. VEnwoN.-Mt Vernon held her annual
meeting. March 8, with the following results
Moderator NJ Gilman; clerx, } w Allen;
selectmen and assessors. w T morrill,, n r.
Corson, Hollis r. Jacobs; school committee,
J w ALE n, Il Tracy. w A French; treasurer,
P Cram; auditor, + Tracy; sexton, l. f
Doloff, collector and constable. f w Hall;
truant .ificers, Il w Hall, II Gilman, Thomas
w French. Money raised; For common
schools, S752; for free high school, go; TO pay
town charges, 500; for support OF the poor.
800; for road machine, $50; for highways, 1896;
for large bridges, 100: for school books, 100;
lot ItpdiIs OH StHboi IlOurt, i~Ji tptdit yiSifs
NEwPoRr--At the annual town meeting held
March g. the following officers were elected:
II II Patten, moderator; r NJ Shaw, town
clerk; James N Sanborn, w Lewis, Putnam
Wilson. I'd. selectmen: o II .!udkins, treasur-
er: W II Mitchell, auditor; ID q Trafton, con-
stable; Aaron Frost, collector OF taxes; Bo-
mer i Fenson. supervisor Of schools; money
raised for town charges, 1880; highways and
bridges, 25cO; school, 1850; free high school,
$50, ~ A decorations, IS; cemetery repairs,
$50; text books and aids for schools, $50.
SMIrBFIeLD-At the annual town meeting
there was a complete change in municipal OF
men, Pierce. : II Rowe II cark;
treasurer, George Harlow. Tire vote was the
smallest for nj any years.
SOUTHPORT eleotmen, W y Graves, A w
Grey, g McKno.n clerk, z pinkham;
treasurer aud collector. William Cameron;
road committee Edward spoford, Charles
Aver, J T Decker; board Of health, DR. Stimp
sou. stephen Prince, James + Rand; con-
Grey. Raised for schools. $500; support of
poor, lin; incidental expenses, 100; T. pairs on
roads AID bridges. 40; breaking roads of
snow, %: repairs OF schoolhouses, 30 school
/ ooks, 20; interest and discounts, IFS; i'm
proyeueuts On ISLANDS, 81. Voted to build 4
bridge and toll house not to exceed 800.
SOUTH HoERDGe wocK.-The annual town
March 9. aod the following officers elected:
Moderator, G Herringtop; town clerk, o +
Hall; selectmer, assessors and overseers Of
the poor. II Whiting, George Sawyer and
Herbert Bale; treasurer, Coney Russell;
auditor, . A Harrington. school Committee,
" Singley, " Brown and c Il Warren:
collector, j n Burgess. The following sums
of money were rails d: Support of schools.
sla25; payment of town expenses and support
of the poor, goo; payment of interest and
town debt. Hoe; support of highways. 500 in
high school. 500; repairs Of school buildings,
1850: text books. 3cQ
THoRSDIKE-Town meeting in this town
Monday, March ., resulted in the election of
following officers: Benz Ames, moderator; J
1ilton, clerk; J II Saywsrd, Charles Par |
sons, Higgins, selectmen; Edwin Corn |
forth, treasurer; Edwin Lauder, collector and |
Earnest Bartlett, Charles Parsons, |
school committee; l. g Monroe was drawn as |
luryman. The selectmen were chosen mani |
nous as overseers of poor Amount OF |
money raised for support of poor, to be ex |
repairs of schoolhouses, Is. A vote as taken !
not to raise any money for support of high |
schools.
WAYNE-The annual town n eet ng was held |
at the town house in WAYNE and the follow /
ing officers elected: Moderator. b Brad |
ford; clerk. w c Tribou; selectmcn, overseers /
Of paor and assessors w Riggs. A n Manter,
school board, w Walton, b F Bradford, Mrs
Alice Chenery, Mrs Jennie Johnson Mrs j c |
collector, VI G Besse: auditor, W |
II Carey; committee to make arrangements
for the proper celebration Of the 10th an
nivery OF the incorporation Of town which |
will occur in ls9s, G w Walton, Bradford
c Wing. W n Taylor, Sewali Pettengill, A W
Riggs, " Crosby. J c Stinchfeld, W Jen-
nings: money raised common schools, $500,
free high schools, $50; repairs of school houses,
100: textbooks. 50; support Of poor. 100; re-
pairs of roads and bridges, 1900; contingent
expenses. SEQ; attachments so; memorial day,
20; insurance on school houses, rs; transport
ing scholars. ID, total, i3alj.
WINDSOR - At the annual meeting held
March 9, the following officers were elected:
III Barton. clerk, r Reeves: lSr.I
selectmen, II Barton; I'd. seectman, Fran +
cisco Colburn; Sd. selectmsn, J Ashford;J
r tressnrer, II Ware; collector Of taxes, Q Ia
Choate; school committee, c Donnel'. Jas
u Grey Amount of money raised: schools 4
what he law requires: poor, $50; free high
school. l0l; Nlning Post. G R, Is; to repair
own house, 30; school books, 100 Politics
100 no part in the meeting, the officers all
being elected with little or no opposition.
WINsLow-At annual town meeting, Mon
lay the following persons were chosen as
w Bassett.town clerk; ii T Dunning joseph
Eaton G = Drummond, selectmen and as
SCISSORS; Alden Bassett, auditor; j w Bassett,
own agent, John Reynolds, constable; John
Reynolds, TAX collector and treasurer: John
" MARI and George S Paine, school com
nittee. Amount raised follows: school
urrent expenses, 1900. interest on Indebted
iess,i9l:r roads and bridges included side walks,
40; memorial services, IS; other appropri-
Itions, $50.
WooLwIcH.Mode orator, John Purington;
lerk. j y Stinston; selectmen, assessors,
'rerseers of poor; first, David 5 Carter;
econd. q NJ Stinson: third, John PuriDgton; A..
collector and treasurer, Hebert w Fullerton;
chool com nittee. ID 5 Carter, J Bropkiugs
Lilly, Mrs. Rachel Gilmore. Mrs. Clara
iced; hsh commissioner, Geo Dodge. APP |
'ropriations for 1886: Poor and contingent
Expense, ; 100; common schools, $50 repair
i schoolhouses, 100; payment of school
looks. 200; highways and bridges, 1000; snow
his, 2Uo; town debt. $50.