The Republican journal., 1907-03-14
TOWN REPORTS.
BY order of the secretary.

W1NTERPoRr. The annual town meeting
passed off quietly Monday. The officers
who served last year were reelected. Vo-
ted to appropriate 5000 forthe public library
MONROE. The total valuation is 1886, ,418:
resident real estate, $1SO,013; nonresident
S19,516; resident personal estate, $55. 731
nonresident, $158; resources over liabil-
ties, ST, ,46075; tax rate, .O26; number of
polls taxed, 23l not taxed, 40. Total ex-
penditures, $7,544.63.
WINTERPoRT The total valuation of
the town is $523,693; resident real estate
$685., ,041; nonresident S43,49O; resident
personal estate, $sl.47l; Nonresident,
Sl,69l; tax rate, .o192; polls, 1856; expendi-
lures, S14, ,942. IA; unexpended balance,
S4,4S2.15 net assets, $3,42944.
PROSPECT. Town meeting was held here
March l1th. Selectmen, Josiah Colson, Hen
ry Grant, Nlillard Lane treasurer and clerk,
Capt. A. A. CHM tax collector, Orrin GRAY
constable, l. NJ. Cummes; school commit
tee, George Ward, Everett Pierce, Claren-
don Gross; auditor, W. II. CHM.
1sLEsBoRo. The nonresident real estate
IS valued at $780,, ,S41 resident real estate,
$lS6, ,S99 nonresident personal estate, $14,-
lo9; resident personal, $61, ,44S; total $780,
377. The rate of taxation was 12 mills on a
dollar. The excess of liabilities over as
sets is $5672.74 The State tax of S2174 S4,
and the county tax of 1854. 40 are paid in full.
BELMONT. The total valuation of the
town for 19O6,7 was 1896, $50; $6s, ,69s resident
real estate; $15,022 nonresident; resident
personal estate, $11,sS9; nonresident,
$l,2n; Liabilities over resources, $1,a91.4 .45;
rate OF tax, s4a mills h polls, 11s Expendi
$253.lo, and county tax $73 81, s115l37;
$92o.49; schools. $S7O4o; school books,
$3.50; repairs to school house, $2O3. 68:
support of poor, 5000 45.
JACKSON. The annual town meeting
was held Monday, March 11th. Moderator,
E. E. Morton; Clerk, R. E. Page; Select
men, Assessors IS and 0verseers Of the Poor,
Chase; Treasurer, H. E. Page; School Com
mittee, Freeman Grant, O. C. Roberts, H.
.. Hadley; Constable and Collector, A. j,
Webb. Money raised: schools, $500; school
books, 500; repairs of schoolhouses, $50;
support of poor, 5000; roads and bridges
free High school, $3.50; State road, 500.
Total $2,675.
TROY. The annual town meeting was
held Monday, March 11th, with the follow
ing results: Moderator, r. E. Stone; Town
Clerk, Clarence Whitney Selectmen, AS
SCISSORS and Overseers of the Poor, John L.
Bagley, Alfred L. Estes, George A. Woods;
treasurer, Lutte L. Rogers; Collector, E. B.
GOWN; Road Commissioner, Charles o.
Moore. School Committee, William A. Hill
Auditors, Z. E. Stone, Hartley Cunning
ham, George I: Tyler; Money appropriat-
ed: schools, 1915; roads and bridges, 81, 200; ;
$1,000.
MORRILL,. Real estate valuation $S8, ,285; ;
personal, $25, 1888; total, $113,673; number of
polls ILL Value of live stock $16,68O. The
ex penses Of the year included town officers
bills, $207. IL highways and bridges, $S6. .12; :;
State road. $295; tuition at Freedom
Academy, $3.50 The liabilities of the
town are ST, 1886 .05; resources, ST., 734 26; net
DEBT, $1OO79. The report of the superin-
tendent of schools shows the school funds
were $6S6.03, OF which there remains an un-
expended balance of $31.2S. free high
school was taught 16 weeks Dy A. W. Hol-
man at a cost of 5000 The free text books
bills were $3441
LINCoLNvILLE. The town meeting was
held here on Monday, March 18th, aud the
! following officers elected: Moderator,
Joseph S. Mullen Clerk, Arnie Knight;
Selectmen, A. F. Hahn, Joel Fernald,
| Charles A. Moody; Road Commissioners,
Allen Moody, Eugene Richards, John
brown; school committee, A. l. Pitcher;
treasurer, L. D. Ames; Collector, L. H..
Knight. Money raised: schools, 81, 200 !;
l1naa incidental expenses 5000; interest, $1o0;
support Of poor, 500; school books, $500 ;
bridges and sidewalks, $500. improve
ment fund, 5000; State road, 5000; town