The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-03-08
Town Elections.

WINTERPoRT. Atthe town meeting March
9th the following officers were elected ::
Selectmen, Z. +. Hill, j. w. Carleton, Fred
Clark; CLERK, D. NJ Spencer; Treas, q. q.
Moody ID. II. Piper, Supt of Schools; School
Board, DR.. j. H Baker, Sidney Thompson,
Walter Littlefield
MoNTvILLE At the town meeting held at
Centre Montville March 5, the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing year :
Volney Thompson, moderator; Charles Al
len, town clerk; j. G. Carey 1st seletnlan
e. +. Conner, 2nd W. Hall, Sd F. A Cush
mar, collector and nstable; N. P. Bennett,
treasurer j. J. Clements, supt. of schools :;
Weldon Poland. school committee.
MONROE. All the annual town meeting,
held March 9TH the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Moderator Fl.
Il. Dawson; clerk, F. l.. Palmer; treasurer,
A. 81. Mayo; auditor, George A Palmer;
selectmen, Edwin jenkins, John B. Nealley
and w. b. Goodwin; supt. of schools Enoc b
Bartlett; member of school COMMITTEES, W.
S. Parker; truant officer, H. r. Dawson !;
collector and constable, James S. Weber.
Amount of money raised, SO, 100,
BELMONT Town meeting passed off very
quietly. The following officers We're chosen
for the ensuing year: Moderator, n. b. AL
lenwood; town clerk, o g. Cammett; Sc
lectmen, assessors and overseers of the
poor, Miles Pease W. A. Morrill, and f. A.
Tower; treasurer, NJ. B. Hunt; collector
and constable, W. S. Foss; supt of schools,
Mics Pease; school committee, E. A. Greer
aud j. c. Gray; truant officer, j. g. GRAY :
sections, North Belmont, Geo. Greer; South
Belmont, Miles Pease. Money raised for
town debts and charges, $3.50; for repairs of
roads, $500; for support of schools, what
the law requires for support of poor, $500 /;
for repairs of schoolbouses, $780, to buy
school books, 500
PENoBscoT. Town meeting March 5. OF
ticers elected: Selectmen, assessors and
overseers of poor, Walter j. Dreamer, Mark
G.. DevereuX, William S. Bridges: town
clerk, Albert Varnum; town treasurer,
Frank A. Miller; town agent. W. j. Dreamer {:
superintendent of schools, DR.. NJ. A, Ward
well auditor, A + Varnum; road commits
sioner, W. j. Dreamer. Money voted for
schools, what the law requires for town
poor, 5000 for roads a., 81 200 for current
expenses. 500; for school books, SO; for
! repairs of school houses, $3.50 to pay inter-
est on outstanding orders, $500 The office 8
are all honest and capable. The town meet
ing was very harmonious aDd all the pro.
ceedings were conducted on business like
principles.
MORRILL,. The following officers were
elected by the town of Morrill, last Monday ::
j. R. Mears, moderator; t. n. Pearson,
clerk; F M. Adams, r. q. Weymouth and
Zadoc Shihles, selectmen, assessors and
| overseers of the poor; Arthur B. Hatch,
treasurer; Frank Weymouth and J. H.
Dickey, school committee; Samuel Place,
truant officer; j. r. Mears collector and
| constable L, D. White, sexton. Net indebt-
edness of town, S343 Town appropriated :
| for support of poor, $25; repairs on roads
and bridges, 5000; for all other town
| charges, $3.50; for school books, $50; foc a
road machine. $218; for support of schools
1865; to pay town indebtedness. $500; for
| I. II. Marshall Post, G. A. R $40.
SEARsMoNT. At the annual meeting
| March 5th, the following town officers were
elected: A. G. Caswell, moderator; A. L.
Maddocks, clerk A. G. Caswell, j. f
Paine, L. c. Poor, selectmen, etc o. d.
| Wilson, treasurer; A. G. CaswelI, town
agent; q. S. Adams, supt. of schools; M
o. Wilson, school committee II E. Hol mes
collector K. S. Adams, c. F. Cushman, l.
| s. Mariner, road commissioners. The fol-
lowing amounts were voted poor, 81 900
schools, 1915 20; text books, 5000; insurance
and repairs on schoolhouses, 800; contin
gent. S125; town charges, $3.50; highways
| 81 200; collector and treasurers commissions
$125. Resources over liabilities, 1889 81
The above officers were unanimously elected
except the clerk and supt. of schools and the
| selectmen.