The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
TOWN ELECTIONS.
MALDBORO.

TOWN ELECTIONS.
wALDBoRo.
The Democrats carried waldboro. elect
ing these officers ON Monday:
Seiectmen-Horace h. McILtyre. George
Il. Benner, Alden Bournhermer.
Assessors-Georgs W. nahn. w. O.
Pitcner, ID. VI. Minchenbaok,
supervisor of SchooIs-kate Il. Hem
nings.
BALDWIN.
The Republicans elected all the town
officers on Monday except moderator aud
collector:
Moderator-G. W. Pierce.
Clerk-C. Il. Burnell.
Sele tmsn-Ellery J. Woodsome, p. III.
Wiggin, h. IA. ChadDourne.
1reasurer-John NJ. Flint.
CoIlector-Leland Il. Burnell
Cofumitteman-G. NJ. Binford
Supt. of Schools-Mabel h. kichardson
BUCKIELD.
Buckfeld elected these town officers
Monday:
Moderator-V. p. DeCoster.
Town Clerk-Alfred Cole.
. Selectmen--E. Is. Austin, L. Z. Ma
sou, j. j. Mason.
Treasurer-Benj Spaulding Jr.
School Committee--Aif fired Cole.
Road ommissioners-Henry Parsons,
o. q. Turner.
sCARBORO.
AT the adjourned town meeting in
ScarboIo Monday, the two selecrmen
whom ths town failed to elect on the
preceding meeting were voted for, with
this result:
Henry A. Moulton, Dem, I72
James +. Storey, Dem, i65
William Il. Seayey, Rep., 81
Geo. ). ScammaD, Rep, 81
John II. Leavitt (Dsm.) was elected
constable for one year.
BUTXON.
The adjourned town meeting which
was held at Buxton Saturday proved to
be one of the hardest fought elections
ever held in Buxton. Nearly 40l votes
were thrown Chas. Ii, Towle, Democrat,
received a majority of three votes.
The new board of selectmen will be
composed of George Il. Sawyer and
Charles IL. Towle, Democrats and
George Smith. Republican,
FREEPORT.
At the Freeport annual town meeting
the following officers were e.ected:
Moderator--H. c. Brewer
Selectmen-J. Q. kenuali, 5. B.
Holmes g. Z. Coffin.
Town Clerk-A. W, Mitchell.
Irensurer-W. A. Davis.
Collcetor-Eben Pitterson.
Auditnr-.J. A. brewster.
Superintending School Com mmittee-W.
g. Fogg.
Superintendent OF SchooIs-E. C..
Tones.
YARMOUTH.
North Yarmouth, March lS.-At the
town nesting held today the following
officers were elected:
Moderator-C. :. Sweetser, ID.
Observation-Disclosures Leighton, Jr., d. /.
Chas. L. Dunn, r., II. K K. Skillin, X.
Treas. "A. r. Lufkin, X.
Collector-t.. ". Ross, X.
Sup. oil Schools-M. L. dunn, X.
sup School Com N. ). Shurtleff, K. i,
h. d Loring, H.. Geo. K. Barton, X.
Rosd Com, w. Z johnson, X.
appropriations: scohols. 5000; poor,
5000; roads 5000; town officers, $500; re
pair of schools houses. 500; contingent
fund, Ss0l; Bridges, 500
POWNAL
1t is seldom that so large an attendance
gathers tor our annual March meeting
as assembled at the town-house for elec-
tion of town officers this year. The un-
fortunate conditions which attended the
last fall election were of course the cause
which influenced so many OF the voters to
be present on this occasion.
The Democrats carried the several offices
of moderator. first and second selectmen,
with the following record:
Moderator-C 5. Snow, Dem. "a;
Harlan b. True. Rep, 40.
first Selectinan-J A. snow, DEM,
n; Harlan b. True, Rep, 4S.
Second selectman-Arthur Noyes, Dem.
Si, Mellen Iryon, Rep, Al.
The vote on these candidates standing
as will be seen about two to one.
Third selsctman-Mertin Flood, Rep.
Town Clerk-True Warren, Rep.
Treasurer-Alroy Noyes. Rep.
Collector-AIroy Noyes.
Supervisor of schools-Dr. S. A. Vos-
mus.
school oommittee-Frank Lobdell,
Arthur Noyes and D. .. Storer.
For road commissioner-Mr. n.
Pickett of North Pownal, with not one
dissenting vote, as his work for last year
gave 1t is said, almost universal satisfac
ton.
Appropriations made for the ensuing
year as follows:
Support of schools, $500 10
Support Of poor. AGO. w
Snow bills, $4,000
Roads and bridges, 100000
q. a. r., l000
Text books, 40 0O
School property, l50 10
Contingent. 10000
Total, $3.50. 0O