The Republican journal., 1904-03-17
TOWN ELECTIONS.

WALDO. Inc annual town meeting was
held at Silver Harvest Grange hall March
l4th: Clerk, S. NJ. Bryant; moderator, 7.
Z. smart; selectmen, L. L. Barlow, Her.
bert Paul, C. w. Shorey: treasurer, C. II.
Smith; school committee, Everett Glenn
ents; collector and constable, N. E. Clary
THoRNDIkE: Moderator, BENZ. Ames !;
selectmen, H. L. Wing, II. NJ. Small, Chas
Parsons town clerk, B. p Hurd treasurer
and collector, E. W: Dyer; school commit
tee, Z. q. Lander, Il. NJ. Small, A. L. Ward
Amounts appropriated: Roads and bridges,
$1,000; State road, $500; poor and other
town charges, $500; schools, amount re-.
qulred by law; receiving tomb, $500; for
sending pupils to Freedom Academy, So.
Troy. At the annual town meeting
March 14th the following officers were cleo
ted: K. E. Stone, moderator; Clarence
Whitney, town clerk; John L. Bagley, AL
fred l.. Estes, Ernest P. Hopkins, select
men, assessors and overseers; L. l.. Rogers,
treasurer; E. B. GOwen, constable and col
lector Truman II. Cook, school committee
Money appropriated, $3.50, as follows
for schools, $3.50: roads and bridges, s., 200: /:
State roads, $500; for other purposes, $1,000
STOCKTON SPRINGS Our town meeting
was held Monday, March 14th. On a cti-
zenS ticket the following officers were elect
ed: Moderator, Emery Calderwood clerk,
f. b; Cllfford; selectmen, II. E. Shute, S. B.
Llttletield and E. G. Clifford; collector, j
W. Staples; town agent, Samuel French !;
auditor, +. L. Blanchard; treasurer, J. G.
Lambert; school committee, F. A. Maxfed :;
truant officer, c. A. Nealey; constables, F.
E. West and j. W. Staples
UNITY. The attendance at the meeting
Monday March 14th was very large The
beautiful weather and comparatively good
travelling, made it possible for the rural
voters to come out in full force. The full
board OF town officers of last year was re-
elected, as follows: Moderator, DR.. J. E.
Amander Rackliff, W. II. j. Moulton,
George Varney; Collector and Treasurer,
l.. ii. Mosher. Money was raised as fol-
lows: For support of poor, $500 highways,
$1,000; town charges, $500; State road, $500 !;
Free High school, $500.
PROSPECT. At the annual townmeet-
ing March 14th officers were elected as fol-
lows: Moderator, A. A. CHM; Selectmen,
Josiah Colson, c. H. Partridge, G. B.
Q. B. Gray; School committee, Clarendon
Gross Constable, William Booker. Money
was voted as follows; Free High school,
S75 poor and other town expenses, $500 !;
for roads, 5000; bridges, $500; repairs on
schoolhouses, $500; free text books, $50
town, $3.50. 1t was voted to abate tax
on Arthur BOyd's burned mill and house.
MONROE. The annual town meeting was
held in the town hall March 7th and officers
were elected as follows: Moderator, Fl. K.
Dawson clerk, F. L. Palmer; selectmen,
Joseph Pattee, Fred Tasker and G. A.
Palmer; treasurer, 4. II. Mayo; school
committee, Frank Littlefeld; anditor, A.
f.. Durham; truant officer, constable and
collector of taxes, Jere Bowen; road COM
missioner, W. b. F. Twombly. Money was
appropriated as follows: for schools, ST.
600; repairs on schoolhouses, $3.50; school
books, 500; roads and bridges, $1,000 :;
poor and town farm, $500; incidental ex
penSeS, S4O0; new roads, 5000; State roads,
$500; free High school, 500; total $3.50.
BURNHAM. At the annual town meeting
held March 18th the following officers were
elected: Moderator, c. f. Libby; clerk, f.
A: McAllster; selectmen, etc. F. A. Meal
lister, Oscar harrington, E. f. Davis treas
urer, F. A. Bachelor; member of school
committee, F. A. Bachelor; auditor, C. f.
Sherman collector and constable, Fraucel-
10 Connor; constable, j. W. Hunt; special
constable, Joseph Jones. The selectmen
were elected road commissioners. The fol-
lowing appropriations were made: for the
current expenses of the town, $1,000; for
repair of roads and bridges, $500; for re
pair OF schoohouSeS, 500; State roads,
| $500; school books, 5000: to pay for build
ing wood shed in district No. Z, S107; what
the law provides for the support of schools.
FRANKFORT The annual town meet
ing, which was held in the new Pythian
Hall March I, was of unusual interest.
orator, John L.. Maxwell; Town
Clerk. W. F. Curtis; Selectmen, W. W.
| Clark, Herbert Clark and Fred E. Stevens ;
Treasurer, Hon. Albert Peirce; Town
Agent, ID. X. Drake; Road Commissioner,
F: S. Tyler; Auditor, Hayward Pierce
oil hnr nf Snhn
Years, Hayward Peirce, Collector of
Taxes, ID. X. Drake, for . 1-2 per cent.
The selectmen were elected assessors
taxes and overSeers of the poor Fire
Warden, W. w. Clark The following
appropriations We're made: support of
poor, ETC., $500; roads and bridges, S15-
90; toward steel bridge debt, $1,000; State
road, S4O0; school books and repairs on
| school houses, 800; free High Schol 800;
to pay tuition of scholars. 1903. 500; sup
port of schools, amount requiredby law.
| WINTERPoRT. The town meeting Mon
day, March 14th, passed off very quietly.
The old board, most of whom have served
four years, was reelected without oppOs-
tion. The financial showing, school reports,
etc, were all very satisfactory. The board
of officers is as follows Town Clerk, Dan
iel M. Spencer selectmen, Amos f. Carrie
ton, Ira G. Young, Sears f. Lttefield :;
treasurer, Charles c. Moody, constable and
collector, Herbert l. Cole; town agent and
auditor, Seth II. Morgan; school commit
tee, DR.. }. II. Baker,W d. Thompson, W. S.
Littletield; supt. of schools and truant offic-
er, Ellery Bowden; surveyors of lumber,
George Marden, Charles Bryer, S. Ii. Nor
gan; health officers, Dr. A. r. Fellows Pres
ident, I. ii. Sprowl Secretary, w. D.
Thompson; Fire Wardens, E. Il. Lowe,
George Weed, F. w. Carleton. The fol
lowing appropriations were made: Common
schools Sl,sOO. free High school, $4OO; text
highways and bridges, $1,000; State road,
5000; support of poor, $500; salaries 5000;
abatement of taxes, 800; discount on
taxes, 500; hydrant rental, $1,000; town
clock, $25; Memorial Day, $50; school
house, $3.50; library 500
w. C. T. U. Anniversary.