Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15

department and hydrant rentals. $4,000;
street lighting. $500: concrete side
lwalksxs Loco :ycare Of cemeteries, 800:
| to dischafge theatown debt and to pay
interest on. same. $1,000; support of
Public Library. $500: to pay the cx-
penses of the Board of Health. $250.
The town voted yes upon the adopI
ton of the provision of Chapter H. OF
the Public Laws OF Maine: the town
also voted to raise $l5Da sum of money
las is contemplated and directed by
Section 5. of Chapter H. of the Public
Laws OF Maine for the year 1907.
Voted to instruct the se1ectmcn to
secure a temporary loan. if necessary,
to meet current expenses.
Voted to continue union supervision
of public schools with the town Of
Fairfield.
Voted not to instruct the selectmen
to build a sidewalk on Dunn and Aver
streets.
Voted not to raise sum of money
| to build concrete sidewalk from
Maine Central crossing to the builds
| ings of Albert Crowell on Oak street.
Voted not to- change the course OF
the brook on Oak street so that the
water would not cross the land OF W.
III. Hersom.
| Voted not ITO construct a sewer on
Church street.
Voted to instruct the road commits
sioner to lower the grade of Holmes
Hill on McGrath pond.
Voted to give the free use of Menu
| orial hall for school entertainments il
the school would pay for the heating
and lighting.
Voted not to place Il street light on
north end of Summer street.
Voted to leave it with the selectmen
| rather or not to place street lights on
Belgrade avenue from Josiah Field
| corner to the upper cemetery.
Voted to continue the cinder walk
| from the house of Win Thomas to the
house of A. p. Moody on Summer
street.
Voted to instruct the selectmen and
| road commissioner to improve the con-
| dition of Water street between School
street and the Bates saw mill and
raised $500 for the same.
Voted to raise $1,000 to be, expended
in crushing rocld for the improvement
of public highways.
| Voted to leave it to the selectmen
rather or not a concrete sidewalk
should be built in front Of the blocks
of Chas. Dusty. Pike Morse and Stew
ems on Main street
| Voted to instruct the selectmen to
procure suitable location for the
hitching of horses and raised SIS for
same.
| Voted not to employ school ply
sician ... ......>
| Voted not to pay the mortgage and
interest on Mrs. Cynthia Cunningham's
house and land on High street
| Voted to leave it with the selcctmcn
rather or not to abate taxes as per list
submitted by the collector of taxes.
The funeral of the late Major Abner
| II. Small will be held at $50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. instead Of ESQ, as
was previously announced.
| Walter Emerson OF Portland is call
ing on friends and relatives in town.
| The Ladies Whist Club will meet at
| 100 =. NJ. today at the home of Mrs.
| Jerome Damrcn.
G.. A. Philbrick has returned TO his
J home in Portland, after visit with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornforth, Fair
/ field street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wheeler are
rejoicing over the birth of u daughter.
| The Unity Club, took a pleasant
straw ride Monday evening to the
! home of Miss Ada Davis, Fairfield
| street. Refreshments were served and
| games were played.
Mrs. Fred Stevens died Monday
morning at her home on Oak street,
after being sick only short time with
| heart trouble. She was 81 years old.
| The husband and one daughter sur
vive The funeral will be held at 10 A.
NJ. Wednesday at her late home on
| Oak street