The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-09
Town Elections.

| LIBERTY. At town meeting held Mon
day. March 9th, the following officers were
elected: Moderator, L. G. Morse clerk. G..
! d. Cargill selectmen, S. T. Young, P, e.
Boynton and B. Cunningham; treasurer. A.
| !. Skldmore; superintendent of schools G.,
| \ Nelson; collector and constable, A. P,
Cargill.
lsLEsBoRo. The annual town meeting
was held in the town hall March 9th, mod.
| orator, William P Sprague The following
| officers were elected for the ensuing year
Selectmen, Austin Trim, W. s. Pendleton
and Joseph Sprague; superintendent of
schools, p. ID. Williams; collector of taxes,
l.. ~ Gilkey; treasurer, J. r. Ryder; road
| surveyor, R. N. Pendleton.
PENoBscoT. Town meeting March 6.
Moderator, Walter j. Dreamer; Clerk, AL
bert E. Varnum; Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers of the Poor, Joseph NJ. Hutchins,
Superintendent of Schools, Miss Maud M.
Leach; Treasurer, Frank A. Miller; Collec-
tor OF taxes, Robert B. Gray Auditor, W. j..
Dreamer; Town Agent, J. NJ. Hutchins.
MoNTvILLE. At the town meeting held at
Centre Montville. March 6, the following
town officers were elected: B. F. Foster,
moderator; 9. N. Allen, town clerk John
G. Carey, Frank Clement and Charles
Conner, selectmen, assessors and auditors !;
F. A. Cushman, treasurer, collector and
constable; j. j. Clement, Supt. Of schools !;
A. d. Ramsay, school committee. The
town voted to sell the Town Farm to Mr.,
John Tibbetts for $1,000.
MONROE. The following officers were
elected at the town meeting Monday: Mod
orator, Isaac f. Cook; Selectmen, Charles
W. Pierce, Edwin Jenkins, j ohm B. Nealley !;
Treas, A. Fl. Mayo; town clerk, F. L. Pal
mer; auditor, Geo. Palmer; truant officer,
Capt. Durham; superintendent, David
Curtis; school committee, Jefferson B.
Nealley. The town did not elect a road
commissioner.
BELMONT. Quite lot of excitement pre-
vailed. but the following officers were
elected: Moderator, N. p. Alenwood !;
Town Clerk, o q. Cammett Selectmen,
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, Miles
Pease, W. A. Morrill, and F. A. Tower
Treas, M. B. Hunt; Collector and Consta bic,
W. S. Foss; School Committee for 3 years,
Chas. P Morrill, Money was raised as fol.
lows: For highways and bridges, $500; for
support of schools, $416; for support of poor,
$500; for other purposes, S175.
SEARsMoNT. The following town officers
Tor the ensuing year We're elected at the an
Casweil Clerk A. l. Maddocks Selectmen,
etc, A. G. Casweil, c. S. Adams, j. F.
Paine; Treasurer. o. d. Wilson; S S Com,
l.. Q. Poor; Supt. of Schools, A. l.. Mad
docks; Collector, H. E. Holmes Appropr-
atoms: Poor, $1,000; town charges, $3.50; con
tingent, 500; Collector and Treasurer $50;
roads, $1,000; school books, 500; repair of
school houses, $50, Highway deficiency of
1891 $500. Resources over liabilities, ST.
453 80.
MORRILL,. At the annual election last
Monday the following officers were elected
j. K. Mears, moderator; I. N Pearson
clerk; f. NJ. Adams, Roscoe Weymouth,
Zadoc Shibles,. selecGmen, assessors and
| overseers of the poor; A. b. Hatch treasur-
er; A. j. Woodbury., collector and constable ;
Israel woodbury., n. II. Cross, school com
mlttee; |. ID. White. sexton. The select
men re ported the Indebtedness of the town
to be $3.50 "a. 1t was voted to raise S25 for
support OF poor; $i00 for roads and bridges
S36S for schools; $50 for town charges 925
for text books; SIS for repairs on schoo
houses.