The Republican journal., 1902-03-13
TOWN ELECTIONS.

men. Ihey voted to abolish the Office of
road commissioner, to accept the State road
offer, to abolish the liquor agency and to
collect the taxes by new scheme
BAR HARBOR. At the town meeting
March Sd over 500 votes were cast, resulting
in the choice of J. E. Bunker, Jr., Alonzo
Higgins and Raymond Joy, selectmen; w.
ii. Sherman, town clerk; O. A. Marden,
tions were introduced. In the first place
no smoking was allowed, the meeting being
held in the new casino, and three or four
hundred ladies were in the galleries. For
merly the meeting often lasted three days.
A motion was carried to adjourn and have
committee of % citizens present reports for
appropriations two weeks hence. The an
nual appropriations sometimes go as high
as $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Selectmen, F. Light W.
Q. Luce, A. W. Sidelinger; town clerk, w.
Nj. Staples; treasurer, r. C. Ingalls,; col
Staples; school superintendent, L. NJ.
Staples, school committee, H. n. Chaplin.
Amount appropriated, $1,000.
KNOX. Selectmen, E. j. VoSe, C. j.
Vose, E. L. Thompson; town clerk, E. G.
Xose; treasurer, B. L. Aborn; constable,
son; school superintendent, o. B. Wood
bury; school committee, E. r. Wentworth.
Amounts appropriated: Schools, $4464O;
roads, $1,000.
CAMDEN. At the annual meeting of the
Camden Village Corporation, March Sd the
following officers were unanimously re-
elected: Clerk, Josiah Hobbs first assessor,
W. R. Gill; second, L. NJ. Remission; third,
F. G. Currier; treasurer, Fred L. Curtis !;
collector, j. S. KnowltOn fire wardens, F.
G. Currier, Spencer Nero and II. J. Potter
Under article it was voted to accept the
reports of the officers. Article 5, voted to
raise by assessment the sum of S2l5 to pay
the salary of the officers. Article 6, voted
to raise by assessment the sum of ST 200 to
pay the interest on the bonded debt. Arti-
Gle I, voted to instruct the assessors to pur-
chase piano, paying for the same out of
the earnings of the opera house.
1sLEsBORO Selectmen, Austin Quinn,
W. S. Pendleton, }. A. Sprague; town clerk,
j. P. Bragg treasurer, A. Fl. Parker; CON
stable and collector, L. N. Gilkey; school
superintendent, J. A. Sprague; school COM
mittee, A. H. Parker. Amounts appropriat-
ed: S1,S00, town charges; $3.50, schools ST.
800, roads and bridges $500, repair school
houses.
NINALHAvEN. Moderator, T. J. Lyons :;
town clerk, o. p. Lyons; treasurer. L. R.
Smith assessors, Selectmen and overseers,
O. P. Lyons, A. L. Pierce, E. II. Bradstreet !;
school committee, E. II. Lyford. Money
appropriated: Schools, $4,000; roads and
bridges, S1,500; support of poor. $4,000 :;
town debt, 81 900; text books, $50; Memo
rial day, S75; other purposes. S4,700.
NoRTH HAVEN. Moderator, H. T. Crock
EFT; town clerk, A. j. Ames; treasurer,
Frank Beverage; assessors, seiectmen and
overseers, II. NJ Leadbetter. H. p Stone B.
superintendent. s. A, Mutt. Money ap-
propriated Schools, $500; roads and bridges,
5000; text books, S125.
BRooksvILLE. Moderator, O. L. Tapley
town clerk, Geo. IL. Tapey; treasurer,
Lewis +. Gray collector, William IL. Slower
1,l1
III. Condor, Augustus l.. Condon, I. T.
Harvey; school superintendent. Samuel w.
Tapley; school committee, Myrl Lymburner,
Loring h. Coombs. f. j. Smith. Money APP
priated Schools, $3.50: roads and bridges,
, 81, 900; support of poor, $500: text books,
800
/ DEER Isle Moderator, Edwin l.. Has
kAll town clerk, r &, Pickering treasurer,
i .Judson Torrey assessors. selectmen and
, uverseers. ID. W. Torrey, J. S. Eaton,
George f. Snowman; school committee
p. 5. knowlton, +. y. Gross. NJ. ID. Joyce.
/ Money appropriated: Schools, s., 500 roads
T! and bridges, s., 400, text books, $3.50
current expenses, $500.
/ UNITY. At the annual town meeting,
which occurred March 10th, Hon. William
Moulton was elected moderator, after which
the following officers were chosen: Clerk,
! f. ID. Chase; seectmen, assessors and over
seers of poor, Amanda Raeklitf. w. II. j
(
/ Mosher superintendent, }. Il. Tabor; road
commissioners, Archibald Tozer, Rue
| Wiley, Elias Fowler; constable, Louis
! Thompson. Appropriated for schools, what
the law allows and 5000 for free high schools
roads and bridges. $500; support of poor
$500. By vote of the town every tax payer
! shall pay his tax to the treasurer; 5 pei
cent discount July lst, per cent. Jan. 1st
| WALDO. At the annual town meeting
| March 10th the following officers were elect
ed Moderator, @. G. Hussey; clerk, l.. NJ
| Bryant; selectmen, assessors and overseers
! of the poor, o. q. Hussey, {. }. Richard
son, A. l.. kellar; treasurer, c. II. Smith
collector and constable, y. f. Clary; truant
officer, Mariner Smith; superintendent OF
schools, l.. \. Simmons; school committee
Osse Dutton.
! SwANvILLE. The following officers were
elected at our annual town meeting Marci
10th: Moderator, a. +. NickerSon; Clerk
A. r. Nickerson Seiectmen, Assessors anC
Overseers of Poor, c. K. Nickerson, +. {
Cunningham and II. W. Murphy; Treasur
er, II. NJ. Chase; Collector, A. l.. Walker
, Member of School Committee, y. W. Cur
tbs; Supt of Schools, Miss Mary Stevens
| Town Agent, VIM. Clements; Truant OFF
Ger, j. W. Nickerson Money raised $50,
for support of schools; $40 Tor town eX
penses; S275 for support of poor, 81 200 Il
/ repair highways; SO to buy books $50 tt
repair school houses. The town is out %
! debt ana has Sbll.E IN the treasury.
! PROSPECT. Moderator, f. l.. Ward; Clerk
John +. Libby, t2ith term, Treasurer
John +. Libby, Goth term); Selectmen
OverseerS of Poor and Assessors, W. d
/ Hartman, j. A. Gray. John Boyd Supt. o
Schools, L. Il. EameS; School Committee
/ +. C. Cunningham Collector of Taxes, o
| B. Gray. Money raised: $500 for town
$3.50 for schools; 500 for roads, $500 fol
bridges SloO foT text books.
4 BLUEHILL. Selectmen, +. ?. Greene, +
X. llerrlck, {. \. Snow; Town Clerk, $ b
Wescott; Treasurer, A. j. Long; Schoo
Superintendent, Fred A. Butler; Schoo
Committee, Z. W. Mayo. Amounts appro
i priated. S7,925.
LINCoLNVILLE. Moderator, Jos. Gould
| Town Clerk, Arno w. Knight Selectmen
| Overseers OF Poor and Assessors, A. f.
| Hahn, +. w. Hardy, Frank A. Miller
Treasurer, L. ID. Ames; Collector, l.. II
| Knight; Superintendent of Schools, y. d.
| Ross. Money raised for schools, 81 ,250; fol
! support of poor, $500; for highways, 50, 600
for State road, $500; for repairs of schoo
houses, $50; for school books, $50; for in
cidental expenses, $500 for celebrating Tooth
anniversary of the town, $50.
! LIBERTY. At the annual town meeting
held March 10th the following officers were
elected: Moderator, L. F. Hurd; Clerk, G.
H. Cargill; Selectmen, Frank Sherman, W
J. Greeley and c. NJ. Howes; Treasurer, A
J. Skidmore; Superintendent of Schools, c.
NJ. Howes; School Committee, w. ID. San
1 ford; Collector and Constable, A. p. Car
gill.
| WINTERPORT. At the annual town meet
ing March 10th the old board. with one ex