The Republican journal., 1905-03-09
TOWN MEETINGS.

this town March 9Th the following town
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
moderator, L. c. Morse; clerk, u. II. Car
gill; selectmep, J. ": Knowlt9n. Percy
mittee ciaiborn stickney; collector, Win
Whitaker constables, Will Whitaker and E.
g. Norton.
MONROE. At the town election March
9th officers were elected as follows: mOdera-
tor, jeff. c. Nealley clerk, E. B: Nealley
selectmen, Joseph Pattee, Fred Tasker, NJ.
F. Moody; treasurer, A. F. Mayo; school
committee, Walter Fairbanks. Money
raised for schools, $looo repairs on school
$1,000; town farm, $500; incidental ex-
penses, 500; High school, $500; State road,
$4OO.
MORRILL,. Election March 9th: D. o.
Bowen, Moderator; T. N. Pearson, Town
Clerk Elisha Merriam, F. C.. Currier,
Andrew Woodbury., Selectmen, Assessors
and Overseers of the Poor; A. B. Hatch,
Treasurer;J. F. Vickery. Collector: Her
man Merriam. School Committee. Appro-
priations: repairs on highways and State
roads $500; schools, $338; text books, $25;
repairs on school house, $25; support of
poor, $25; debts and charges $500.
SEARsMoNr. Annual town meeting
March 6, 1905. Moderator, A. G. Caswell I;
Town Clerk, A. L. Maddocks; Selectmen,
SCISSORS and Overseers of poor, A. G..
Caswell, c. Il. Burgess, G. s. Adams
Treasurer, o. D. Wilson; Collector, J. G..
Packard; Member of school committee. A.
Hall, George Fuller, q. H. Burgess; Super
intendent Of schools, Abbie Ordway. Money
appropriated: For common schools, $949 ;
roads and bridges, $1,000; support of the
poor, $1,000; other purposes, $9OS.
BROOKS. The annual town meeting was
held last Monday. While some of the Off
cial positions were closely contested the
best of feeling prevailed, and harmonious
don; clerk, Otis W. Lane !selectmen, Mar
cellus j. Dow, Harry w. Littlefeld, Frank
H. Quimby treasurer, A. r. Pulley school
committee, N. R. Cook, J. E. Ellis; road
commissioners, j. G. Simpson, c. H.
constable, W. S. Jones. The usual appro-
priatOnS for town purposes were made. 1t
was voted to sell the East Brooks school
house, to build receiving tomb, and to
build the road laid out by the county COM
missioners from John KnowltOn's to the
Knox line.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. At the annual town
meeting, March 9th, the following officers
were elected Moderator, Emery A. Calder
wood Town Clerk, Fred b. Clifford Select
men, Overseers of Poor and Assessors, Hem
ry E. Shute, Simon B. Littlefeld, Edward
G. Clifford; Collector, Charles C. Park !,
Treasurer, Josiah q. Lambert; Road Com
missioners, C. C. Park, Charles Nealley, S.
B. Littlefeld, Jr. School Committee, Edgar
B. Ellis; Town Agent, s. L. Hall; Auditor,
F. Blanchard School Superintendent. Har-
riet D. Hichborn. Voted to pay 8 per cent
for collecting taxes Voted to raise for poor
and town expenses, 81, 200; schools. $500; re-
pairs school buildings, $l75; repairs town
farm, SIS; snow bill 1901, $3.50; Memorial
day exercises, $40.
BELMONT. The annual town meeting
was held March 9Th and the following Of
ficers were elected for the year ensuing:
Moderator, Fred A. Mariner Town Clerk,
o. q. Cammett; Selectmen, Assessors and
Overseers of the Poor, Chas. r. Andrews,
James N. Mears and Fred A. Trask Town
Treasurer, N. B. AllenwoOd; Collector and
Constable, w. S. FOss; Superintending
School Committee for three years, John q:
Jackson. Money raised for town debts and
charges, $500; for highways and bridges.
$500; for support of schools, $500; for sup
port of poor, $500; for repairs on school
houses, $2b; for schoolbooks, $40; for High
school fund. $25; for State road. 5000 Mr..
0. G. Cammett has been elected Town
Clerk for over 20 years, and this year was
the first year he was unable to be present,
and he is very sick at this writing. Mr.. L. F.
Allenw00d was appointed Town Clerk pro
tenn.