The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-13

esteOtmen, D. 4. man. ~ D. Snhoh-
ford. E. A. LIB town agent, J. /.
Chapman; supslpdent of schools,
Chas. l.. Pulsifhembers of school
board, George Els; collector Of taxes,
Isaac p. Davis.
DAMACoTTA.
ESPECIAL HE PREssJ
/ Damarisootta, irch i2.-The town
meeting today rsst as follows: George
ID. Weeks. modor; e. b. Cashier,
clerk; John b. Rs James II. Tilton,
Walter NJ. Barstl sslectmsn, etc. "A.
l.. Shaw, treasursnd collector; y. l..
Smithwiok, schoboaFd; VIM. K. Hill
ton, superintend Of schools; w. D.
Chapman A. J.Hhock, A. W. Blanoh-
ard, road comiioners; George b.
Weeks. auditor.
Appropriations tsrest, $3.50; sink
ing fund, $1,000; pols, 81, 600; school
text books, SIS; r,rs OF school houses,
$50; nydrant ret 81 900; support Of
schools. 5000; higlys, $1,000; fire dept.
$3.50: fire hose, q current expenses,
q COO; care of towiock, s25; Memorial
day, s25. The to will refund ts0. 900
of bonds coming duly 1, 1910 and the
ssleotmen were sorized to advertise
for bids.
EXPORT:
Freeport, Msreis.-At the annual
town meeting hehere Monday. March
18th. the foliowii town officers were
elected: ModsrnttA. C. Bowdsn; clerk.
A. W. Mitchell; eotmsD, J. A. Brew.
sber, s. b. Moles. orge Comm treasur-
er W. A. Davis; aitor. J. W. Amiek;
superintendent ofhools. Il. q. Town
send; member Of ,ool board. Mrs. n.
K. Pinkham; Reconnaissance, Henry
Curtis; collector. ten Patterson.
MARLBORO.
WATERFORD, Mard2. Tho town officers
elected today wers follows; Moderator,
II. ". Cummings clerk, Harry SWEET;
selectmen, etc., u. Jones, Isaac Hiii'
k. II. Strout; Insurer, j. A. Hobbs
superintendent obhoolF, DC. b. Dolani
school committee. W. Carpenter. two
years. q. N. Broc three years; towr
agent. Butler Lily; auditor, J. b.
Lord.
The appropriatis were as follows
Schools, 1850; rais and bridges. $lsOl
support of poor, 80; incidentals, soOo
J. W. Brown post $50; repairs town
farm buildings, 30; frse high school
$3.50: abatsnents I'D discounts. $3.50.
The great light as on WHISTLER tn
town would raise per capita for school
or what the law r;uiYes, so. The ohecl
list was used -andhe vote stood 80 10
to raise 81 rer onita. 1t Is somewhH
surprising to see or business men vot
against our SCHOOL The appropriation
are small enough enc dollar per capita
NEW GLOUCESTER.
New Gloucester, March 12.-The annus
town meeting washeld here today and q
unusually large wee was polled. The ~
publican oaDdIdats for the various tow
officers were elected with the exception
town clerk, and second seleotman. Ii
town voted to establish q free high scho'
and Mr.. q. p. sSAsndisr onered sho tow
the use OF Baptist church for mig
school building. The Republicans pole
about ITO votes and won py plurality
about thirty -fiye votes. The foilowin
town officers were elected: Moderate
Frank W. Winter, Rep: town clsrl
Charles p. Holmes, Oem.; selsotmel
George W. Hatch. Rep. Charles =. Bel
nett, Dem, Lester l.. Whitman. Hep
teea snrer, John W. True, Rep; collect
of taxes. Fred Nevons, Rep; memb
school committee, Ruel Fogs. Rep; roc
commissioner, Frank Mgrston, Rep
library committee, Rev. IL. ii. Noye
Mrs. Samuel Hicks. Miss Helen Mossle,
The town voted to raise the followiI
Sums of money: for the support Of school
SI4O0; for the repairs Of roads an
hIidgeF, $3.50; to keep cemeteries In I
pair, $75; to keep school property In 7
pair, $500 to dsfray expenses OF Memoir
day, $50; to support q freehigh sOhoC
1900.
BALDWIN.
Eass Baldwin, March l2.-At the ann
nj town meeting held today. the folio
ing officers were elected: Moderator.
ii. Chadbocrne; clark, Q. u. Burne
sslectmen, etc., (. ]. Woodsome, Il.
Chadhourne. p. II. Wiggin; treasure
J. Nj. Flint; superintendent Of schoo
Abel Parker; school committee, W.
Ward; road commissioner, @. X. Murc
collector, Allison Wentworth. Twel
hundred dollars was raised for roads al
bridges: 5000 for schools. and 81. 200
poor aud othsr town charges.
The officers elected wero all Repub
cans except superintendent OF sohoo
school com mittee and road commissio
err.
ONE CANDIDATE IN BELFAST
Belfast March l2.-Clsrence D. Pc
was rssIeotsd mayor of Belfast today
100 votes, with no opposition. The nul
Der Of votes cast was the smallest I
yeaSs. The aldermen elected were Char
N u..alttna I, n Ghalas .Iamaa