Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-11
Mt. DESERT.

l. Griudie spoke in favor, and presented
the question in Very pain manner, the
necessity of a sewer and the good results,
also the evils which might arise il the
town should vote against it. After some
discussion the town voted to raise Sl,ooo.
VERONA.
Moderator, Framer NJ. Heath.
Selectmen and assessors, Stephen ID
Bridges, Henry Whitmore, Jos hus Abbott.
Clerk, Peter Abbott.
Treasurer, K. W. Delsno.
Collector, Herbert Heath.
School committee, A. H. Whitmore.
Superintendent of schools, Alice Web
ster.
Constab BILE Charles Abbott.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50; poor,
$50: town expenses, 800; highways and
bridges, $3.50.
GoCLDsBoRo.
Moderator. Fletcher T. Wood.
Selectmen, assessors and overseers OF
poor. Daniel Deasy, Robert r. Joy, Fetch
er T. Wood.
Clerk, Arthur B. Kingsley.
Treasurer, William F. Bruce.
Collector, James A. Hill.
School committee, J. d. Wood, James
G. Hammond
Road commissioners, Albert r. JOY,
James c. Hammond, Stilman E. Coffin.
Consta bles. (. D. Shaw. George H. Per-
~. b. F Leighton, R R JOY, 5. p. Bun
ker, David Siinson. a K. Joy.
Appropriations-Poor 500; roads and
bridges. q 200; contingent, 500; interest
on town debt, 800; text books, 100; in
surance and repairs on school houses,
$50; schools, what the law allows.
The following towns held town meet
ings Monday, March s.
sToSINGToS.
Stonington held its first town meeting
Monday, aud made choice Of the follow
ing officers:
Moderator, Seth Webb.
Clerk. a. X. Warren.
Selectmen, w. B. Smith, J. E. Stinson,
J. E. Small.
Treasurer, J. h. Richardson.
Road commissioner, J A. Hambin
School committee, j. K. Richardson, S.
P. Mills, P. S. knowlton, Fl. E. Hodgkins,
j. E. Small.
Auditor, F. A. Torrey.
Collector, Paul Small.
No. PLANTATION.
Assessors, A. o. Wentworth, William
Robertson, G. S. Robertson.
Clerk and treasurer, David Robertson.
Superintendent of schools, William
Robertson.
Road surveyor, William Robertson.
Constable, George D. johnson.
Appropriations = Incidental expenses,
$40; schools. $50; school books, 80; high
ways and bridges, S225.
No. is the disfrsnchised plantation OF
Hancock county. Though it maintains
the plantation organization and votes an
nusl appropriations, it is not recognized
by the State, and receives no blanks or
ballot for state or national elections.
HANCOCK.
Moderator, R. l. W ooster.
Selectmen and assessors, jeremiah
Stratton, H. c. era btree II. A, Butler.
Clerk, H. c. Crabtree.
Treasurer, a. B. Crabtree.
Collector. Z. 5. Springer.
School committee, {. B. Young, W. w.
Jeltison, Arthur kief.
Road commissioners, George NJ. Moon,
W. r. Springer.
Constabes, E. 5. Springer, E. L. King
man, c. B. Young.
Auditor, c. b. Young.
Appropriations-Scho what law re-
quire-; roads, $500; poor, 800; town debt,
$500; text books. $3.50; repairs on school
houses, 800; incident a., $500.
SULLIVAN.
Moderator, Asa d. White.
Seectmen and assessors, E. F. Chaplain,
Alvin T. Wilson, Fred l.. Orcutt.
Clerk, Henry Boynton.
Treasurer, Charles II. Preble.
Collector, Atw God l.. Bunker.
School committee, James E. Moore, W.
NJ. Pettee.
Road comm iss toner's, Atwood L. Bun
ker, Herman Z. JOY.
Coustables, Alvin T. Wilson, G.. NJ.
Farnsworth, Asa D. " hite, AIN God l..
Bunker, Herman E. JOY.
Appropriations = Poor, $500; schools,
81 ,0l6; high school, 500; roads, 81 600;
repairing school houses, $50; text books,
$50; outstanding orders, $500; incidental
expenses, $500.
ORLAND.
Moderator, J. S. Condor.
Selectmen and assessors, F. w. Leach,
A. Mason and E. H. Bowden.
Clerk, J. 5. Condor.
Treasurer aud collector, F. E. Cotton.
School committee, j. S. Condor, I. o.
Saunders and T. p. Wardwell.
Town agent, J. S, Condor.