The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-15
TOWN ELECTIONS.

I THoRNDIKE. Selectmen, II. L. Wing
Chas. parsons, frank Harding town clerk
B. P. Hurd; school committee, A. H, Hig
gins. Money appropriated: Schools, $3.50
highways, $1,000; support of poor, ID. 900
other purposes, $1,175. '~O0
PROSPECT. At the town meeting March
18th the following officers were elected
| Selectmen, Joseph COlsOn, Percival Clark
Henry Grant; j.; Treasurer, Capt. A. A. CHM
tax collector, o. B. Gray; school committee,
George Ward, Clarendon Gross, Everett
Pierce.
BURNHAM. Selectmen, F. A. McAllister,
clerk, F. A. McAllister school supervisor,
Schools, $500; highways, $I,5O0; support of
| poor, $1,000; other purposes, 81, 600; State,
5000; repairs, &c, $500.
MONROE. The annual town meeting was
held March 5th and these officers we're
elected: Moderator, jeff. c. Nealley; clerk,
| E. b. Nealley; selectmen, Joseph Pattee,
Fred Tasker and NJ F. Moody; treasurer,
| A. II. Mayo member of school committee,
Walter Twombly, truant officer, Frank
Nye; collector, F. A. Littefeld.
LINCoLNvILLE. Selectmen. A. F. Hahn,
A. NJ. Ross; school committee, Joseph E.
81 200; highways and bridges, $1,000; SUP,
port of 500; incidentals, 5000; interest,
800; school books, $175; repairs on school
houses, $50; State road, 5000; breaking
roads, $500; premiums at town fair, $50
WALDO. At the annual town meeting
March 18th officers we're elected as follows:
Moderator, C. Ii. Smith clerk, L. NJ. Bry-
A. j. Simmons; treasurer, c. II. Smith !;
school committee, G. C. Levanseller. Money
appropriated: schools, $500; roads and
bridges, $500; State road, $500; other pur-
poses, $500; total, $4,000.
V1NALHAvEN. Thomas j. Lyons, mod
orator; o. P. Lyons, clerk; E. II. Brad
street, A. U. Patterson, Fl. E. Wilson, Sc
lectmen, assessors and overseers; L. R.
Smith, treasurer; DR.. A. w. Foss, school
committee. Money appropriated: schools,
$500; roads and bridges, $1,000; support
of poor, $1,000; Memorial day, $75; for
State roads, 5000; Public library, $3.50; !;
other purposes, $1,000.
BRooKsv1LLE. 0. L. Tapley, moderator !;
George II. Tapley, clerk; C. Roy Tapley,
Laughlin Davis, Fred J. Perkins, select
man, assessors and overseers; Whee lock e.
Bates, treasurer; Fred G. Tapley, school
committee; VIM. Ii. Stover,. collector.
Money appropriated: Schools, $3.50; roads
and bridges, $1,000; support OF poor, $1,000;
for State roads, 5000; free High school and
other purposes, $1,000.
KNOX. Warren Gordon, moderator; E.
G. Vose, clerk; c. J. Vose, Ii. A. Shibles,
j. Webb, Selectmen, assessors and over
seers; Fred Braddock, treasurer; p. r.
Wentworth, school committee; W. +. Went
Schools, what the law requires; roads and
bridges, S1,100; to cut bushes, $50; sup
port of poor, 5000; for State roads, 5000 :;
other purposes, S3I5.
WASHINGTON. Miles D. Cramer, mod
orator; Arthur E. Johnston, clerk; Jesse
Overlook, Arthur E. Johnston, Walter E.
Morse, selectmen, assessors and overseers :;
p. G. Ingalls,, treasurer; w. =. Overlook,
school committee; Minot W. Lenfest, col
lector. Money appropriated: schools,
1881. 10; roads and bridges, $1,000; support
of poor, $1,000; for State roads, 5000; other
purposes, S724.SG.
BucKspoRr. Parker Spotford, modera-
| tor; A. b. Ames, clerk; George d. Crane,
Fred Wood, C. F. Tillock, selectmen, as
| SCISSORS and overseers; a. F. Page, treasur
er; A. A. Littletield, school committee ;
Burke Leach, collector. Money appropria-
ted schools, S3,4O0; roads and bridges, 81
| 500; support of poor, S1,S00; Memorial day,
| $50; for State roads, 5000; public library,
SIS; other purposes, S14.5OO.
JACKSON At the annual town meeting
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elected: Moderator, E. E. Morton clerk,
r. E. Page, selectmen, l. H. Mckinley. f.
| Ii. Fletcher, II. f. Chase road commission
| er, Henry Fletcher; school board, NJ. s.
! Hatch; treasurer, r. f. Page; collector and
constable, A. j. Webb Money raised: for
schools, $500; High school, $3.50; for poor,
5000; for highways, $1,000; for State road,
| $50; for town charges, $500; to pay inter-
est, SIS; for school books, 500; for other
purposes, $1l5.
| UNITY. The annual town meeting was
held March 10Th and passed off very quiet
| ~. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Moderator, James Lib
| by, Jr. town clerk, E. d. Chase; selectmen,
assessors and overseers Of the poor, A.
urer and collector, L. H. Mosher; constable,
Lewis Thompson; school committee, George
Grant, Money was raised as follows
schools, $1,000; High school, $500; high
| ways and bridges, $1,000; State road, $500; !;
Memorial day, S25
IsLEsBoRo. Town meeting passed off
with more than the usual excitement and
lasted till late in the afternoon. The same
selectmen were reelected: Austin Trim,
Winfield S. Pendleton and Joseph Sprague.
M. r. Trimm was elected treasurer, L. n.
Gilkey, tax collector, and LOraniuS Pendle-
ton was elected on the school board in place
of E. g. Co0mbs who would not consent to
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second floor of town hall for the High
school and that school will move into the
new quarters as soon as possible. The
present little building where the school is
being held is utterly unsuitable.
WINrERpoRT. At the town meeting
March 10Th the old board was reelected
without opposition. They are as follows ::
Town clerk, Daniel NJ. Spencer; selectmen,
c. c. Moody, W: }, Carleton, F: E. Clark !;
treasurer, A. E. Fernald; constable and tax
collector, II. l. Cole; town agent and audi
tor, S. "a. Morgan; school committee, c. R.
Hill, S. II. Baker, F. E. Clark; Supt. Of
schools, Ellery Bowden; health officers, A.
r. Fellows, A. E. Baker, W. d. Thompson !;
fire wardens., F. W. Carleton, E. B. Lowe,
Horace Kneeland. Among the apprOpria-
tions are: highways and bridges, $4,000 !;
support of poor, $1,000; hydrants, $1,000;
common schools, $1,SO0; High school, $500; !;
schoolhouse repairs, $3.50; text books. $3.50 !;
free library, 500; Memorial day and town
clock, $75.
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