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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-07
LUNE NBURG,

MODERATOR James Hildreth; town
clerk, Stillman Stone; selectmen. John
Woodbridge, Augustus Taylor George
E. Jones; treasurer, A. X Francis; au-
ditor, A. b. Cook; collector of taxes, T.
b. Snow; overseers of poor, the select
men; school committee, c. A. Goodrich:
assessors, the selectmen; constable. T.
3. SNOW; library directors, John Wool
bridge, Fannie c. Graves; road com
missioner Z. E. Howe: board of health
the selectmen. Appropriations: Poor
$1,000; schools, 1890; officers, 5000; high
ways, $500; snow bills, $500: general
expenses, 5000; library, dog fund: SOL
diers' relief, $3.50; enforcement of law
$500; cemeteries, S75; Memorial day. SIS:
state and county tax, $14OO.
License vote: Yes. 81; no, IA.
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HARDWICk.

Moderator, Samuel S. Dennis; town
clerk Timothy Paige selectmen. S. f.
Bennett, j. L. Powers, j. N. Hillman
treasurer. George Marley; auditor
William A. Newcomb: collector of
taxes, Joel L. Powers; overseers of
poor, S. F. Bennett, George Marley, Al
fred H. Richardson; school committee
William A. Howe; assessors, ]. L. Pow
ers. Timothy Paige Fred f. Ruggles;
constables, Myron n. Ayers II. E.
Barnes, Fred E, Crawford superinten-
dent of school houses H. f. Barnes;
agents for liquor law, Benjamin Marley
Martin Neylon; library directors, Miss
NJ. A. MiXter, j. r. Robinson, Miss S.
E. Paige, w, T. Ruggles; board of
health, Charles F. Angel 6 years.,
George T. Hillman q years. Appro-
priations: Schools, S7100; highways,
$4,000; poor, $4,000; contingent, $500: in
terest $500; salaries, $14OO; police, $3.50;
care cemetery and common, $500; libra
~, $50: Memorial day, 800; street
lamps, $500: soldiers relief, etc, $1075.
License vote: Yes, 1866: no, &c.
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WINCAENDON.

Moderator, Frank B. Spalter; town
clerk George Nj. Whitney; selectmen
John D. Howard G. years.; treasurer,
Alfred H. Whitney; auditors, H. w
Clark, M. A. Young; collector of taxes
Alfred II. Whitney; overseer Of poor
Robert Callahan G years.; school COM
mittee. Frank H. Spalter g years., Jo-
seph N. White q years.; assessor
Charles A. Smith g years.; constables
r. Callahan. Fl. N. Chute. r. G. Gould,
G. Fl. Flint, L. F. Martin. A. B. Part
ridge, w. A. Richards, < w. Tucker
J, II. Fay; library trustees, F. R.
Hathaway J. G. Henry 6 years.; road
commissioner, Award L. Brown; board
water commissioner, W. c. Corey e
years..
License vote: Yes, 800: no, 2S3
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OAKHAM.

Moderator, George Stone; town clerk,
Jesse Allen; selectmen, c. II. Barker,
d. R. Dean, James Leyden; treasurer,
Jesse Allen; auditor, Walter Robinson;
collector of taxes, William G. Craw-
ford; overseers Of poor, Jesse Allen, w.
S. Crawford, William Spear; school
committee, Mrs Minnie Woods; as
SCISSORS, f. H. Billiard, William Gaffney,
II. w Lincoln; constables, H. p Aus
tin, William C. Bliss, W. S. Crawford,
W. r. Dean, William Gaffney, c. H.
Parker; library directors, F. E. Davis;
road commissioners, left with select
men; board of health, c. H Parker,
w. r. Dean, James Leyden. Appro-
priations: School, $500; repair of road,
$1,000; breaking roads. $1,000 salaries,
$3.50: Memorial day, $25; library, $50;
repair on school houses, S25; street
lighting $50; care of poor, $3.50 soldiers
relief, $25; marking graves, $25.
License vote: Yes, 65, no, 40.
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HoPEDALE.

Moderator, F. j. butcher; town clerk,
e. A. Westcott; selectmen, e. A. OAR
ling, L. B. Gaskih, J. NJ. French; treas
urer, Il. D. Bancroft; auditor, A. A.
Messenger; collector of taxes, f. S.
Simpson; school committee, A. w.
Ham g years., E. E. Howard q Year, !;
assessor, H. w. Bracken; constables,
Robert Ross, ]. NJ. French, G. H. Cole,
A. F, Fairbanks, H. B. F'iske, Antoine
NORM, S. A. Andrew, E. C. Barrows,
c. w. Adams; library directors, Anna
M. Bancroft, e. L. Osgood road COM
missioner, George A. Draper: Appro-
priations, schools, $1,000; library, $500;
highway department, $500; sidewalks,
$500; incidentals, $1,000; water for fire
purposes, $3.50; street lights. $3.50; in
terest, $500; Memorial day, $780, school
house loan, $4,000; state and county
tax, $500; tree warden $500; police de-
partment, $1,000; sidewalk betterment
refunded SLIGO. 1S-total, $37, $50 Is.
License vote: Yes, .: no, so.
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ASHBURNHAM,

Moderator, H. S. Cowen; town clerk,
Walton Whitney; selectmen, C. H.
Clapp, A. E. Perkins H. c: Newell;
treasurer, George Corey; auditor, Moses
T. Greenwood; collector of taxes, JOS
eph S. Coggswell; overseers of poor,
Nathan T. Wheeler, Jr., John Il. With
ington, 3 years; school committee, An
ma G. Fosgate; assessors, Henry c.
Newell William II. Willard, John L.
Clark; constables, Richard Doolan,
Thomas w. Jones, Elmer w. Russell:
library directors, Mrs. E. J. Whitney,
w. Q. Parker; road commissioner,
Charles A. Billings. Appropriations
Town officers, $1100; interest, $780, sup
port poor, $1,000; Memorial day, 500:
common schools, $4,000; high school,
$500; repair school property, 5000;
school books, $500; transportation, $500;
road repairs, $500; bridges and high
ways, $3.50; opening roads, $1,000; fire
department, $1,000; Stevens library build
ing, $50.
License vote: Yes, 80; no, 81.
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RUTLAND.

Moderator, C. r. Bartlett; town clerk,
Louis M. Hanff; selectmen, Chas. r.
Bartlett I. Sibley Head, H. e. Wheel
err treasurer, Louis NJ. Hanff; auditor,
2. w. Ward; collector of taxes, LOUIS
NJ. Hanff; overseers Of poor, Henry
Converse, Henry A. Kennen William
H. Maynard; school committee, w. A.
Hemter, years; water commissioner,
Chas. R. Bartlett. 3 years; assessors,
Edwin II. Crosby, George Putnam Will
liam c. Temple; constables, WA. Cronk,
L. NJ. Hanff, J. w. Moulton, NJ. D.
Potter. George S. Putnam; library trus-
tee, William C. Temple; board of
health, selectmen; appropriations,
schools $4,000 transportation $500; high
ways $l200 poor $500; state and mill
tary aid $500, Memorial day $25, new
school $3.50, snow bills $1,000, contingent
500, debt and interest $500.
License vote: Yes, %; No 70.
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BOLTON.

Moderator Andrew /. Nourse: town
clerk, Emery 5. Haynes; selcctn1en
William n, FELTON,, Andrew l.. Nourse,
James w. Townsend: treasurer C;nnr,s,o
T.. Dow; auditor, Henry n. Otterson
collector of taxes, James G. Dow; over
seers Of poor, James w. Townsend
Emory a. Proctor. Walter Cole; school
committee, James Fl. Hurlburt "a
years.; assessors, Andrew l.. Nourse,
Emory A. Proctor, Henry f. Babcock
constables. Walter Cole, Charles e.
Haynes, William II. Dow: library di
rector James II. Hurlburt; highway
surveyors, John Coke. Charles o. Ham
llton, Emory A. Proctor. James w
Townsend, Charles c. Wheeler, Henry
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BoYLSTON.

Moderator, George A. Hastings; town
clerk, George H. Wright; selectmcn,
Montraville~ Flagg, Nathaniel j.. Ken
dali, George l.. Wright; treasurer, Geo.
A. Hastings; auditor. Charles +. Bray (:
collector OF taxes, Geo. A. HASTINGS;
overseers Of poor. Geo. A. Hastings, w.
N. Wright, John Fitzgerald; school
committee Mrs. Elizabeth H. Reed g
years.; assessors. Chas. Il. cutler, Nat.
L. Kendall, Montraville Flagg: consta-
bles, Geo. II. Longley, John II. Keogn,
=. A. Wright, Geo. A. F'lagg, Cha les
-. Lougee; library directors Mrs. Il. N.
Kendall, James H. Wood 6 years. /;
road commissioners, c. A. Fitzgerald,
w. N. Wright, L. s. Spark. S. S. Ban
lister, G, E. Lougee; board Of health, Sc
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-07
uXBRIpGE.

Moderator, Daniel W. Taft; town
clerk, Edward Parker; selectmen, L. f.
Aldrich, Frank j. Hamilton; treasurer,
William w. Thayer; auditor. c. Arthur
Root; collector of taxes, Samuel B.
Taft; overseer of poor. Lawson A. Sea
grave; school committee, z. P. Brady,
John r. Scott; assessors. Gideon NJ
Aldrich; George 7. Hobbs; -constablas.
A ). Allen, j. NJ. Bacon, G. A. Crock
er, Charles B. Davis. Stephen Cold
thwaite, Ezra ]. Hill, Hugh r. McKen-
Zie, Edward Parker, L. A. Seagrave. w.
NJ. Seagrave; library directors. Hon. A.
a. Putnam, Albert A. Sprague: board
Of health, DR., L. D. White Appropra-
tons, adjourned.
License vote: Yes, go: no. 2S2
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ATdOL.

Town clerk, George Harris Foye; Sc
lectmen. J. Luther Hunt Herbert l..
Hapgood, Calvin Haskell; treasurer,
Henry c. Fay; auditor, Fred w. Lord
collector of taxes, Emmett L. Worrick;
overseers of poor. Henry Gray; school
committee, DR.. Hiram H. Burns, DR..
James Oliver g years.; assessor, Otis
Amsden g years.; constables, Edgar
L. Wilder, Charles F. Smith, John
Killay; library directors, Lilley B. Cas-
we'll Roy C.Osgood 6 years.; road com
missioners, ]. Luther Hunt, James Cot
ton, Herbert L. Hapgood; board of
health, Edgar L. Wilder g years.
sewer commissioner, Lilley B. Caswell
g years.; commissioner Of sinking
funds, Thomas Fl. Goodspeed g years.
cemetery commissioner, Hiram c. Dun
ton g years..
License vote: Yes, SOS; no, $50.
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BERLIN.

Moderator, II. A. Wheeler: town
clerk, F. H. Crossman; selectmen.
Robert b. Wheeler Daniel P. Hart
Wen, Sldrey B. Carter; treasurer, Will
lis Rice; auditor, James e. Andrews
collector of taxes, Willis Rice; over
seers of poor, the selectmen; school
committee, Truman p. FELTON, g
years.: assessors, c. ]. G. Hubbard,
samuel Wheeler, William S. Eager;
constables, H. a. Wheeler. / F PAY,
menter, c. A. Sawyer: trustee of trust
fund, Rev. A. E. Wilson 90 years) ;
cemetery committee, c. NJ. SAWYER, c.
A Sawyer, Arthur Hastings; library
directors Rev A. e. Wilson 6 years.,
Mary A. Bassett G. years.: road COM
missioner, J. H. Barnes 6 years.. Ap-
preparations, general charges, $500:
schools, $1,000; superintendent of
schools. Sl25: highways and bridges.
800 '''' al > >
License vote: Yes. IS: no. ~
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HARVARD,

Moderator, Warren H. Fairbank;
town clerk Abner Barnard; selectmen,
Eli W. Hosmer, Howard Stone. A. w.
Bryant; treasurer, E. o. Dixon: audi
tor, NJ. A. Farnsworth; collector of
taxes, ]. p. Baker; overseers of poor,
selectmen; school committee, W. III.
Fairbank 3 years; assessors, A. A. Saw
yer Luther Willard, w. F. Dixon con-
stables, A. D, Parker, A. A. Sawyer; Ii
brary directors. Mrs. II. H. Gale, w. Fl.
Fairbanks; road surveyors, Andrew
Haskell. J. r. Bigelow, George d. May
nard, f. p. Clares, j. A. Eddy. John
Madagan, ID. j. Priest, Fred Bailey. III.
Fl. Gale: board of health, H. B. ROYAL,
F. NJ. Farnsworth, w. f. Bateman; ap-
preparations, $4,000.
License vote: Yes, SO; No, rs.
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HuBBARDSTON.

Moderator. j. Frank Flagg; town
clerk William II. Wheeler; selectman,
Arthur ID. Greenwood 8 years; treas
urer, William II. Wheeler; auditor, Ed
mund S. Bennett; collector of taxes, II.
b. Smart; oVerseer of poor. John
Adams 3 years; school committee, Mrs.
Fl. O. Palmer 3 years; assessors, George
=. Morse years; constabes, Horace
A. Nichols j. c. Thompson; library
trustee, Charles Grimes r. G. Maream
years; road commissioner, Arthur d.
Greenwood, board Of health selectmen;
appropriations, schools $3.50, highways
$500, contingent $4,000. Memorial day
$11j, Identifying the old cemetery 500,
library building $500
License vote: Yes, 1874; No, So
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WESTBORO.

Moderator, Edwin Bayard Harvey;
town clerk, Frank w. Billiard; select
men, Adams f. Brown, j. F. Brigham,
Butler w. Hero; treasurer, Otis X.
Newton; auditor, Joseph S. Gates; coll
lector of taxes, r. w. Bullard; overseers
of poor, Elliot +. Denham; school COM
mittee, Daniel p. Cilley; assessors, Ed
ward P. Gilmore, Louis Rice, Miah
Searles; constables, Henry Boyden, d.
P. Brigham, j. p Brown, Scion Cur
tbs, Walter 3. Jourdan, William Mag
ner Arthur H. Newton. f. w. Powers,
George H. Rogers; library directors,
Mrs. Abbie f, Judd. Mrs. Louis S. KEEL
ley, Thomas II. Reilly; sewer commits
sioner, Harry w. Kimball; water com
missioner, H. w. Eimball board of
health, Francis e. Corey.
license vote: Yes, $50; No, $50.
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DANA.

Moderator, E. A. Abee; town clerk
D. l.. Richards; seectmen, NJ. r.
Knapp, o. E. Hager, F. D. Stevens:
treasurer. c. n. Doane; auditor, j. S
stone; collector Of taxes II. n. Double
day; oVerseers Of poor, selectmen.
school committee, Fannie f.. Austin G
years., Emma c. Grover e years.: as
SCISSORS, selectmen; constable, f. J.
johnson. G. E. Albee, f. b. Crawford;
library director, n. L. johnson &
years.; road commissioners, selectmen,
board of health, Harry Blackmer 6
years.. Appropriations: Schools. 5000
highways, $1,000; contingent. $1,000
poor $500; library, $50; lighting streets
$500; music 500; Memorial day, $50.
License vote: Yes, 50; no, So
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NEW BRAINTREE.

Moderator, c. A. Gleason; town clerk,
George X. Tufts; selectmen, ]. r.
Webb, c. A. Gleason, W. A FELTON,:
treasurer, c. A. Gleason; auditor, c.
w. Tyler; school committee, H. L. Pol
lard; assessors, II. L. Pollard, D. NJ.
Rixford, Horatio Moore: library direct
ors, D. D. Wetherell,A E. Bishop; road
commissioner, H. II. Bush. Appropri-
ations; Schools, $1,000; highways, $1,000;
library, 800; superintendent of schools,
$225; contingent, $4,000.
License vote: Yes, SO; no, so.
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A SOUTHPORT ARGUMENT.

Southboro, March 6.-After consider
able argument, which proved the OILY
thing in the way of a contest at the
annual March meeting yesterday, it
was voted to appropriate the sum of
$4,000 for a new school building
committee made up of S. D. Newton
c. B. Jones, n. A Lamphry, c. l..
johnson and Rev. William Finnerdn,
was appointed to investigate The mat
ter, secure a site, arrange plans and
report at an adjourned town meeting
March is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-07
FISH GET SICK.
It's Hard TO Tell What Is the Matter With
Them.

How do fish act when they are
sick?' asked "a Detroit News Tribune
representative of superintendent Clark
of the United States fish station at
Worthwhile, Mich, the other day.
THAT depends" he said, con what
ails the fish. For instance, a few years
ago an epidemic prevailed at our sta
ton here and we lost thousands of
young trout. A fish doctor, or as we
term it, fish scientist, from Wash
ington was sent for, and after an in
vestigation of several weeks he found
little parasite on the gills of the dead
fish which caused their death. In this
case the fish would be swimming.
about in the ponds as usual. when all
at once one would dash across the
pond like flash and then back again.
much like the antics of a mad cat.
Sometimes it would repeat this across
the-pond act two or three times in
rapid succession and then over it
would turn on it's back and that was
the end
After the doctoS had located the dis
ease, we commenced the sanitary act.
The fish We're all removed to other
ponds and the old ones treated to a
bath of lime and salt and after that
the death rate grew rapidly less until
it reached its normal state
Now. last year. despite our care and
Watchtulness, another epidemic struck
us and our fish commenced to pass in
to the dark beyond at an alarming
rate. Our local resource of skill proved
unavailing and again the fish doctor
from Washington was FASTENED here
He found bacteria in the dead fish. but
where il came from was the puzzle
The food, fresh liver from Detroit. was
tested; then the water but without
avail. At last the planks were nulled
up from the edges Of the ponds and
on the further side the little germs
were discovered. In this case the fish
were affected different. The bacteria
caused fungus to grow ON the fish
and looked much as If the little fellow
had been injured with piece of sharp
iron. The fish died In lingering waV.
much like a person afflicted with cor
sumption. They appeared sluggish to-
ward the last, and would stay quietly
on the bottom of the ponds
Like children, fish, and especially
young ones, require constant watch
fulness lest they become ill., The
young ones are periodically treated to
a salt bath and are kept in the brine
until they show signs of becoming
dizzy, when fresh water is turned on
again. In this way all germs are de-
stroyed and the youngsters are kept I'm
q healthy condition"
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MILFORD,

Moderator Lowell L. Fales: town
clerk, John T. Mclaughlin; selectmen,
Benjamin P. Clancy, DR.. George P.
Cook, A. A. Jacobs; treasurer, Clifford
A. Cook auditor Thomas F. Manning;
collector of taxes, w. P. Foley; over
sesrs of poor John Smith, Chester L..
Clarke, James w. Burke; assessors.
George E. Stacy, Sullivan c. Sumner,
John F. Barrett; constables, M. j,
Broderick, Edward Dalton, w. w. Ed
wards, John Moore, Charles Creeso, D.
e. Casey L. B. Corbett, N. F. Gaskill,
o. D. Holmes, James Howard, J. H..
Keefe, r. F, Kelley, p. T. ODonnell.
c.. H. Waters; trustees Vernon Grove
cemetery g. L. Maynard 6 years., w.
C. Morrison; board of health Alfred A.
Burrell g years., Charles H Cole @
years.. Appropriations, adjourned to
Wednesday night.
License vote: Yes, 1862; no, 5SS.
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NORTHBORO.

Moderator, Clifford p Heath; town
clerk, Gilman B. Howe; selectman, Asa
Il. ray; treasurer, Charles H. Rice; au-
ditors, Edwin S. Casey, o. Elmer Ell
bridge; collector of taxes, C. H. Rice:
overseer of poor, Walker Russell; school
committee, Francis NJ. Harrington; as
SCISSOR, Gilman 3. Howe; constables,
Henry w. Blakley, Joseph Conway, w.
B. Gibson; library directors, Sarah II.
Crawford, Susan w. Forbes, Harriet Nj.
Johnson; water commissioner, George
A. Brigham; appropriations, schools
SI525.55, highway, care of poor, reser-
voir and incidental ST., 600
License vote: Yes, 116; No 1876.
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UPTON.

Moderator, Albert Davis town clerk
Francis P. Nelson; selectmen, David
A. harrington, Dennis T. Fiske, Will
liam Wellington; treasurer, Stephen B.
Ffske; auditor, Stedman c. Brown:
collector of taxes Henry j. Bachelor;
oNerseers of poor T. p. Brewer, Perley
lockwood, c. NJ Wood; school com
mittee, Edward c. Frazer; assessors,
Henry Carbon, Edward c. Lyford, Or
lando F. Taft; constables, Herbert A.
Bagley, q. 3. Newton, w. F. Parshley,
Alonzo c. Southland, G. f. Southland
library directors, Albert Davis, G. F.
Prentice, Mrs. NJ A. Stoddard: road
commissioners, Orlando F. Taft APP
preparations: Notes and interest, $4,000;
support of schools, including superin-
tendents salary, $6000 roads and
bridges, $4,000; support of poor. $500;
removal of snow $500; fire department,
800; fire warden, $50: town library,
$500; town incidentals, $1,000: military
aid. $50; state aid $500; town aid, $500:
street lights, $3.50; Memorial day, $100:
care of cemetery, $500; fountain at
West Upton, $125 illegal sale of liquor,
uneXpended balance total, $751;
In regard to the purchase of the fire
engine. the voters chose a committee
of three to report upon the best plans
the town may follow in regard to the
matter.
The sidewalk question met the same
fate, being put in the hands of COM
mittee to estimate the cost. These
We're the most important articles acted
upon.
License vote: Yes, 10: no, 173.
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GARDNER

Town clerk, Levi W. Wood: select
man, Alec r.. Knowlton; treasurer, John
~ Edgel; auditors, T.. l.. Butler. ]. M.
Moore, Louis Stevens; collector of
taxes, l.. w. Wood; overseer of poor.
s. S. Gleason; school committee. Ed
ward 7. Nayes, Mrs. Chloe e. Howe.
A. p. Derby q yetR); assessor, Willis
Il, Knight; constables, Warren p. Allen.
William Flood, Albert Loveloy: board
OF health, Daniel Regain. Appropria-
tions, at the adjourned meeting.
License vote; Yes. GIG; no, Si4.
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PAXTON,

Moderator, Ledyard Bill: town cle1 k,
John E. Mcdonald; selectmen. Led
yard Bill, j. A. Brown, l.. G. Kirny:
treasurer, l.. G.. Kirby; auditor, Arte-
mus e. Bigelowi collector of taxes H.
H. Pike; overseers of poor, H. H. Pike,
~. d. Olmstead. l.. S. Clapp; school
committee, Ledyard Bill; assessors. c.
d. Robinson, p. d. Keep, Henry Wal
bridge; constables, II. II. Pike, M. d.
Omstead; library directors, C. F. Flint.
Z. B. Keep; road commissioner, Henry
C. Games; board of health, selectmen.
Appropriations, schools, $1,000; contin-
gent, $500; Memorial day, $50; INDECENT
soldiers, $3.50,
License vote: Yes, II; no, 80.
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MENpON-

Moderator, Julius 4. George; tovn
clerk, Horace G. Adams: seloctn1en,
Liberty Freeman, George Nj. TAFT, Ed
ward G. Kinsley; treasurer, George M.
Taft; auditor, Charles H. Allen; collect
or Of taxes, George NJ Taft: overseers
Of poor Liberty Freeman, Gilbert Gas
Kill. George r. Ford; school committee.
Leonard r. Taft g years.. assessors,
Willard S. Wilcox, Henry w. Gasltill,
Charles A. Fletcher constable,
Sharles Barnes; library trustee,
OF highways, Frank TAFT; board Of
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w. Baker, James c. Hutchings Walter
White; treasurer Charles IL. Estey; au-
ditor, C.Waldo Bates; collector Of taxes,
e. j. Hill; overseers of poor, selectmen;
school committee. Walter White ,
years; assessors. selectmen; constables,
William 3. Goddard, c. E. Rowe, Jas.
w. Hager; library directors. selectmen;
road commissioner, William b. Cod
dard; board of health, selectmen; APP
preparations, schools $1,000, poor $500
contingent 500, snow $500 highways
$500, Memorial $25. library S25.
License vote: Yes, IS: No, A.
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shade trees, 500; sidewalks, $1,000; sink
ing fund, town hall debt $1,000; sink
ing fund, water debt, $4,000 soldiers
relief and burial, $1,000; state aid. 500;
support of poor, S9OO0 town hall run
nlng expenses, $20O0 transportation of
scholars, $1,000; water for common.
Sill; water for hydrants and troughs
Sll,24O; water for library and Kendall
Han, $54; water for street sprinkling.
S2OO; water works extension, $3.50 SO.
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MEETINGS, ETC.
There will be Special Meeting of the
Worcester Agricultural Society,

Held in horticultural Hall, Front St, Wor-
cester, FRIDAY, March 10th, at 10 o'clock
change or modify any action heretofore
taken regarding the sale of the Fair
Grounds (so-calleD belonging to the said
ance of said property, by any person or
persons, decide upon the terms, condl-
lions and manner of sale, conveyance and
payment. or take any action whatever
relating thereto
WARREN c. JEWETT. President
LEANDER F. HERRICK,
Secretary and Treasurer
Worcester, March I'd 1899.
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lectmen. Appropriations schools, S15OO;
highways, $780, general expenses,
$4,000; poor, $500: repairs on school, SIS;
Memorial day, $65; town nall, $50; su-
perintendent of schools, $50; town debt,
$4,000; conveyance, $780, railroad track,
$500; state and county tax, $500.
License vote: Yes, %; no, 50.
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Balloon, Walter Cole J. Wyman Jones
Roswell W. Haynes, Andrew l.. Nourse
George E. Dow, Stephen a. Randall
Lyman 5. Gage, Gilbert H. Wheeler
Herbert B. Sawyer; board of health
selectmen. Appropriations, miscel-
laneous, $1,000; highways. $1,000: poor
S615; schools. $24OO and income OF
Houghton fund; Memorial day, $50.
License vote; Yes, ?; no, So