The Republican journal., 1903-03-05
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

BROOKS. The old officers were mostly re.
elected, and the Selectmen were elected road
commissioners for the year. fuller re-
port of the meeting will be given next week
FRANKFORT Town election March 3
Moderator, John Maxwell; Selectmen
Frank Hopkins, Josiah kingsbury, vii
liam York Road commissioner, +. L. Ty.
Ter. Raised $1,000 for steel bridge and
$1,000 for highways and bridges.
BELMONT Moderator, Fred A. Mariner
Clerk, O. c. Cammett; Selectmen, Asses
sors and Overseers of the Poor, Charles M
Brewster, James n Mears, F. A. Tower
Collector and Constable, w. S. Foss Treas.
urer, n b. Allenwood; superintendent OF
Schools, Ed. Brewster School Committee,
Charles Simmons. Money raised: 10 pay
debts and charges, $500; highways and
bridges, $500; support of schools, $500; sup
port of poor, $500; repairs on schoolhouses,
S25
MORRILL,. The following town officers
Selectmen, ETC., F. c. Currier, John Berry,
Theodore Thomas; Treasurer, A. b. Hatch
Collector and Constable, J: F. Vickery
Supt of Schools, S. W. Shibles; School
Committee, c. E. Merriam. The net IN
debtedneSs of the town is S496. Appro-
priated: For schools, 1921 text books, S25
repairs on schoolhouses, $50: roads and
bridges, 500; debts and charges, $3.50;
State road, $500; support of poor, SIS; Tor
hearSe, $3.50.
MONTVILLE. Town meeting passed OF
quietly. Officers were elected as follows
| Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers OF the
Poor, w. b. Jaquth, r. o. Mason and New
ell White; Treasurer, e. b. hing; Supt. OF
| three years, A. 7. jackson; Auditor, }. 9.
Carey; Collector and Constable, E. A.
| SproWl rate of collection, , per cent. APP
| preparations: Support of poor, $500; insane
| hospital bills, 5000; schools, $7S5.60; high
ways and bridges, $3.50; State road, $500;
| snow bills, winter of 1923, $500; incidental
| expenses, 500; repair OF schoolhouses and
| school supplies, 500; town officers bills,
| $3.50.
IsLEsBoRo. The town meeting was held
| Monday, March 2nd. Capt. d. A. Warren
was chosen moderator, and John P. Bragg
| clerk. The officers chosen for the coming
| wear are as follows: Selectmen, Austin
| Trim, W. S. Pendeton, D.. A: Sprague
treasurer, A. IL. Parker; CLERK, ). T: bragg sa
missioners, r. \. Pendleton and E: 5.
| Prebe; superintendent of schools, Miss
Zilpha Williams. April l, 1902, the vaua-
! ton of the town was: real estate Sb21 ,334
personal estate S66,795; total valuation,
i 800. 14q The assessment for the year 1902,
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mills. The real estate of the residents of
/ the town is valued at Sl63,927; real estate
i of non residents, S463, 427. Thus the sum
mer people pay nearly tour times as much
tax as the residents.
NoRTHPoRT Annual town meeting
March . 1908 Moderator J. Il. Hurd; Clerk,
Rodel A. Packard ;Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers of Poor, loci p. Wood, f.. a;
Dickey, Martin G. Black town agent, Joel
p. Wood; Treasurer, J. r. Hurd; Supt. OF
schools, W. p Greenlaw school committee,
James W. Knight; constable and collector
of taxes, Chas. 0. Dickey; road COMMISSION
er, Jesse |. Priest; Sexton. A. f. ElWell,
Pound Keeper, A. w. llassan. Money rails
! ed for town charges and town debts, $500
tor highways and bridges, $1,000; for sup,
port of schools, 500; tor repairs OF school
houses, 1925; for the purchase of text books,
500 for Wesleyan Grove Camp Ground
streets, 500; for repairing OF streets at
| Temple Heights, $50. 1t was voted to have
one half of the taxes collected on OF before
the LIST day of October, 1903; voted to pay
for collecting taxes p per cent; voted to
raise for State roads 5000; voted to pay
George Brown $40 for injuries received ON
highway; voted to pay road commissioners
So per day for labor in highway Is cts. per
hour. There was large turn out and 1t
was a quiet town meeting as usual.