The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
TOWN ELECTIONS.

| JACKSON. he llSt OF G1ncerS elected has
been published. Following are the appro-
| prations: Schools, what law requires
| highways, $500; support of poor, $3.50
State road, 5000; free High school, $500.
UNION. Town clerk, H. E. Messer; Sc
lectmen. F. f. Burkett, E. Carroll, B. E. st
| Clair; treasurer, George c. Halves; schOo
committee, H. E. Messer, Mrs. Ada NJ
| Halves, I'll. b. Bowes; town agent, II. l.
| Robbins.
| WALDO. List of officers previously giver
Money appropriated: Schools, $500; roads
and bridges, $500; poor, $50: incidental ex
penses, SIS; town officers, 1925; interest or
town orders, $50; text books, S25; repair o!
schoolhouses, $50; State road, 5000
| PALERMO. SelectmeD, F. E. Spratt, A.
| c. Jones, ". W. Turner; town clerk, Geo
| NJ. Crommett; treasurer, c. A. Phillips
constable and collector, c. A. Phillips
school superintendent, W. S. Jones school
| committee, A. j. Tibbetts, I. +. Rowe, Fred
Worthing.
| CAsTINE. At the annual town meeting
the following officers were elected: E II.
Carpenter, moderator; W. A. Kicker, clerk
| B. ID. Perkins, r. b. Brown, John Snow,
selectmen W. P. Hooper, road commission
er school committee, W. c. Peirce, Joseph
| Peterson, Duncan Dunbar; treasurer and
| tax collector, j. f. Hooper; town agent and
auditor, W. c. Peirce; fire department, j.
| NJ. Nogell, A. G. Morey, John Gross. APP
propriated for schools, $24SO; highways,
$1,000; poor, 5000; other purposes, $1,000.
| CAMDEN. At the annual town meeting
March 10th there was heavy vote and COLI
| siderable excitement. The old, or Demo-
cratic, ticket prevailed generally. For mod
orator j. II. Montgomery had $50 and Reuel
Robertson 22S votes. For town clerk f. E.
Boynton was reelected, having 362 votes
and A. S. Achorn 1872 For first selectman
| i he Tns oil lfaI uyit vote
to 1888 for E. L. Simonton. For second select
man Frank II. Wilbur received 372 and c.
| 4. Wadsworth 143. For third selectman
Everett F. Duffy had 345 and George Morse
| III. Other officers were elected as follows,
with contest in nearly every case: school
er, n. NJ. Hosmer; treasurer, S. B. Haskell
| tax collector, 0. p Fuller, auditor, F. l.
! Coombs. The total appropriations were
| 41,570, slightly larger than usual.
| FREEDOM. At the town meeting March
Is the following officers were elected: j.
W. Deane, moderator; j. B. Wiggin, town
clerk; Selectmen, assessors and OverseerS
of the poor, II. Ii. Lamson, F. w. Penney
and {. f. KnoW)ton road commissioner, II.
W. Marden, with salary of 81 per day
| truant officers, ID. IT, Clark, F. A Nichols
and c. E. knowlton; auditor, George f.
Bryant; pound keeper, Alvah Hutchins
| tithing man, j. w. Libby sealerS of weights
anu measures, FRANK lei anu NDdIleS VI.
! Tyler; member of school committee, F. c.
Tyler. The appropriations were us follows
| for Free High school, $3.50; common schools,
whatever the law requires; support of poor,
! $780, roads and bridges, $1,000; town
| charges, $500; winter snow bills for 1904,
$3.50; State road, 5000; collector of taxes,
Ephraim Bragdon.
LING OIL NvILLE. The annual town meet
ing held March 18th was the most interest
ing ever held here. The following list of
officers was elected: Moderator, Jos. Gould
town clerk, Miller Ross; selectmen, N. D..
Ross, VIII. Pendleton, Fred French super
intendent of schools, Mrs. L. D. Ames tax
collector, l.. II. Knight; treasurer, L. d.
Ames; road commissioners, F. H. Ran
kin, Ernest Drink water, John Brown.
Total amount raised, $5,555OO. Raised
for support Of poor, 500; school books,
$500; repair of school houses, summer
work, $780, State roads 5000; breaking
roads, $500; tow fair premiums, $50; sup
port of schools, $11O0; incidental expenses,
5000; interest, $50. Augustine F. Hahn
ran against N. d. Ross for first selectman.
It has always been the general opinion that
MIR. Hahn could get this office any time he
wanted it and his defeat was surprise.
MIR. Hahn had 81 ballots. Will Pendleton
defeated Irwin Eugley by seven votes. Mil
Ter Ross defeated Ano Knight for town
clerk by a large majority.