Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-04
TOWN ELECTIONS.


Alien; school superintendent, G. O. Pur-
inton; school committee. L. Ii. Purinton
F. S. Adams, w. l.. Maloon. Amount,
appropriated: Highways. 1850; schools,
$575
BOWDOINHAM- Moderator, F. X.
Jack; clerk. l.. ID. Small; selectmen, J..
NJ Fulton, first, Elmer Il. Small, second,
Grant tulse, third; members of school
Doard, Tor three years. Rev. j. +. Jones,
one year, X. w. Carr; superintendent of
schools, %. L. Palmer; treasurer, Capt.
EenJ. ADAMS; town agent, l.. M; Fulton,
Esq; road commissioner. John f. Gray,
tax collector. ID. p. Allen: fire wardens,
charles Nc. Even. w. II. Gould, Alphon-
SO Berry; surveyors of lumber, f. o.
Dinsmore, Alonzo Dickerson, e. F. Hoi-
brook, Amasah Williams. Adelbert Mich
DIS, Edward Z. Wilson. E5on Pratt,
RAIN Webber; measurers of wood and
park, {. w. Frost, r. C. Brown, ]. l..
Temple, W. d. Hutchins; constables, III.
~ cornish, G. r. Cutler. L. T.. Jackson,
w. Is. Donnell, G. Ii. Mckay, |. H. Pur-
ington; fence viewers, selectmen; truant
officer, E. t. Jackson. 1t was voted that
Uie coiiector of taxes be required TO set
lie with the town on or before Feb. 10,
1893, all taxes left with him for collect on
Also IL was agree to pay ~ per cent for
c0uecuoh OF taxes. The appropriations:
500; sidewalks, $50; iron bridge loan,
$31.51; Shinglemans creek loan. sos !;
common schools, Sl400; free High school,
sou; text books, $3.50; schoulhouse repairs.
500; paupers, $500; Hoating debt, $500
general expenses. SLIGO; interest on mus
tard fund. 800; interest on Randall fund,
Sl4S26; street lamps, $50; fire hose, $l2550.
BRUNSWICK-Sele c. Il. Hum
phrey, L. E. Crawford. q. A. Slower;
Treas, o; j. Ripley: collector. l.. E.
Smith; school committee for three years,
Edward w. Wheeler; for two years.
Franklin c. Robinson. Supt of schools,
Frank e. Woodruff; town agent, j. w.
Crawford; auditors, Ira Z. Booker. Harry
f. Thompson. Support of poor, $500;
common schools, $500; repairs and insur-
lnce school houses, $1,000; superintendent
schools and committee. $500; free text
books, $500; free High school, Sc 0; repair
IF highways, $4,000; highway deficit, $3.50;
superintendent fire department, $1,000:
$1,000; interest, $500; interest on school
fund' S22S.27;, interest town bonds and
temporary loans, $500; contingent eX-
oenses, $1,000; street lights, $1,000: abate-
nent taxes, $1,000; night watch and police,
'1O0; Memorial day, 500; Public Libra
ry Assn, $1,000; sprinkling Maine street,
s325. Taxes will be due Aug. list, inter
st to begin on Dec. 1st No discount VIII
re given for early payment. Other appro-
)riations are: Planting trees on the town
Common. $50; constructing the second part
IF the drainage system of Main street,
500; for putting sewer and heating
plant into aims house, $500; new safe III
post office, old one to go in partial pay
ment 500; bicycle paths, $50; evening
school, $500.
BUCKSPORT-Seie Geo. ID.
Crane, Fred Wood, Walter Snowman;
Town clerk, A. Z. Amcs, treasurer, a. F.
Page; constable and collector, j. Wcsly
Gldridge; school superintendent, a. Lit
tlefeld. Amount appropriated. S21, 7j6.
schools, $1,000; poor, 5000; roads, 5000.
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wood; clerk, L, X. Fellows; selectmen. w.
). Hewett, II. J. Tuck, o. l.. Bashford
school Com, ii. f. Jones' Q. L. Bashford
Mrs: M. B; West; Supt. of schools, II. }.
Fuck; road Com, e. s. Gordon; collector
md treasurer, II. F. Jones.
LISBON-Clerk, f. E. Crosman; select
men, w. S. Cotton, F. E. Jordan, E. L.
Smith; agent, w. S. Cotton; treasurer,
W. F. Hinkley; Supt. of schools, c: A.
Jordan; school Com, G.. A. Julia; collect
T. II. Brewster. The appropriations:
Money raised. 5000; current expenses,
5000; roads and bridges, $4,000; permanent
walks, $500; support OF poor, Sl5U; assist
NICE of needy soldiers. $500; school teach
rs salaries, $1,000; free High school,
1850; fuel for school, $500; free text books,
$50; school repairs and supplies, $500; in
Lerest bearing town orders, 500; Memo
'ial day, $50; tiremens salary, $500, sew
2rs, $500; steam plant at town farm, $3.50;
Falls, $3.50; school room rent, etc, 500;
bell and engine house at Lisbon Falls,
900; street lights, 5000: reservoir for fire
purposes. The town voted to instruct
the selectmen TO confer with Lisbon's
representative to the State Legislature
md obtain from the next Legislature an
act to supply the town of Lisbon with
pure water. The article as to hiring a
hight Waterman was dismissed.
MANCHESTER-Se f. J. Hew-
cerk, G. II. Kilbreth; treasurer, J. z.
Collins; constable and collector. j. 7. Col
ms; school superintendent, NJ. F. Col
inns; school committee, G. Nj. knowles,
A. w. Hawkes.. J. T. Collins. Amounts
appropriated: Schools. 800; roads and
bridges. $1,000: poor, $50; breaking snow,
$500; incidentals. 500; text books, 500;
other purposes. $40.
NEWCASTLE-A the annual town
meeting A. A. Hail. Frank Carney and
William Decker were elected selectmen
FOR the ensuing year.
NORWAY-rhe result of the elections
for selectmen in Norway follows: The
straight Republican ticket: Charles f.
Ridlon. 105; Frank J. Millett, 1oi; j. l..
Wyman. 100. Citizens Ticket: F. 5. San
born. S1l: II. NJ. Jackson, SIS; Alvin
Brown, 80.
PENOBSCOT-Select w. J. Cream
er, w. S. Bridges, N. l.. Grindle; town
clerk A. Il. Varnum; treasurer, f. a.
Miller: constable and collector, Leroy
Wardwell; school superintendent, DR.. Nj.
A. WardweIl; school committee, A. L.
Vranum. +. A. Miller. I'll. c. Perric;
Amounts appropriate ted: Roads and
bridges, 1890; burial of pauper, $25; sup
port of poor, $1,000; schools; S932: school
house repairs, $225; text books, $50; inter
est on debt, $500; current expenses, 1861.
RICHMOND-Selec Noble Max
well, Henry +. Smith, f. r. Skilings;
town treasurer, William IL. Stuart; town
clerk, William II. Fairclough; town audi
tor George h. Randette: school supervis
or. Charles ID. Newell; member of school
board, Daniel Brown. Appropriations;
Highways, $500; common schools, $500;
High school, $1,000; night watch. $40;
town offices, 1880; snow bills. 5000; lum-
Der, $1,000; repair of schoolhouse, 800; rent
of schoolhouses. 500; school books, 500;
snow roller, 500; contingent fund, 500;
insurance on school houses, $50. The ar
ticle to see of the town would vote to
change the end of the school year back
to Feb. 1st, was that about which the
greatest interest was manifested, and IL
was defeated. The financial school year
remains before, from April LIST to
March 31st.
Observation-Disclosures Thomas Given;
clerk, w. W. Cloud; selectmen. Eugene
Thomas, w. r. Hldreth, A. Q. Cloud:
Treas. and Col, L. l.. Hunter; Supt OF
Eugene Thomas; school Com. for
three years, G. c. Whtehouse; iowa
agent. Eugene Thomas; auditor, w. s.
Rogers. Support of schools, 5000; free
High school, $3.50; highways and bridges,
5000; streets and highways, $50; poor out
of town $500; for poor in town, $50;
neous expenses, $l2o0; fire department.
200 The seleCtmen were Instructed 10