The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-13
TOWN MEETINGS.

WINTERPoRT At the annual town election
held March 10th the following officers were
elected: Selectmen, E. B. Neatly. Roscoe Glenn
ents. s. A. Lane; D. M. Spencer, Treasurer and
Town Clerk.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. The following town
officers we're elected March 10th: Selectmen,
Frank l.. Blanchard, Ernest E. Partridge, A.
M, Ames; Clerk Walter F. Trundy; Treasurer,
Ralph Morse; Tax Collector. A. c. Treat; Cor
stable, H. l.. Hopkins.
PROSPECT At the town election March Sd
the following officers we're elected: Select
men, P. M. Clark E. A. Avery. Luther Ames;
tax collector, Eugene Barnes; Treasurer; L. c.
Dow; constable and truant officer, |. M. Cum
mings; Auditor Edwin killmaE.
SwANvILLE The following town officers
were elected March 10th. Selectmen A. E.
Cunningham, E. H. Littefeld and Ira Veazie;
Damn; collector, A. W Curtis; school c 'mmit-
tee, E. H. Littlefield, A. D. Moody and Frank
Seekins; road commissioner, A. w. Curtis.
THoRNp1KE At the annual town meeting
March 10th, officers were elected as follows:
Selectmen. James Gates, Howard Harmon,
Charles Ward Clerk, o j. Farwell, Jr; Treas
urer, Ichanod Spencer; Collector. j NJ. Ward;
School Committee, Nelson Comforth. James
Cole; Road Commissioner, J NJ. Ward
sEARsMoNr At the annual town meeting
March Sd the following officer were elecled:
Moderator, A. G Caswell; Town Clerk, A /.
Maddocks; Seleetmen. A ? French + H.
Cooper L. ii Salisbury; Treasurer, A G Cas-
we'll; Collector. G. w. Cove; School Committee,
Chas Plas ted; Road Commissioners, B II.
Crie A B. Knight E. D. Butler,
FRANKFORT Selectmen, F l. Tyler, F. 3.
Thayer, +. F.. D., Mon oe, Me, Peter Flarity;
l
Tvler; treasurer Arthur Boyd; tax collector.
Victor LeSan; school committee, f NJ. NicHer-
son. Monroe, Me r. F. D. No. l, Money APP
propriated: Schools, $3.50; highways, 81 300; for
all town charges, $1,000
KNOX At the annual meeting March 3, the
following officers were elected: A. NJ Shbles.
moderator: G. W. Boulter, clerk; O. +. Wood
burv. j. Webb and B. c. Bryant selectmen; H.
W 8oulter, treasurer; Fred Braddock. school
com mittee; Willis Mcfarland, A. kenney
and Irving Wentworth, road commissioners; A
s. Bailey, tax collector and constable. Appro-
priations Roads and bridges, 81, 600; State road,
$500; schools, $780, town charges, 5000; free
High school, $75; school books, $50.
TROY. The following officers were elected
at the annual town meeting: Mod -rator, l.. L.
Rogers; clerk, Clarence Whitney; selectmen,
F. L. Rollins. F. H. Bagley and Arthur Cum
nngham; treasurer, Geo B. Cook; collector,
Harold Gowen; road commissioner, Gilbert
Small; school committee, Geo. A. Woods and c.
j. Hillman. The following amounts of money
were appropriated: Roads and bridges, $500;
State road, $500; town charges, $1,000; schools
$1,000; High school s475; school books, 500;
repairs of school buildings, $780,
-.NoRTHPoRT. The officers elected March Sd
W re reported last week The following APP
propriations were made: Town charges ST.
200 schools, $500; Fl igh school tuition, $50; re-
pairs on school buildings 500; text books $50;
repairs on highways and bridges, $4,000; State
road, $500; wesleyan Grove Campground Assoc-
alton for streets, $3.50; to Temple Heights
campgrounds for same purpose, Sl25; to repair
fire engine house, s75. The town expects
soon TO have chemical fire engine, a sum of
money having been appropriated last year to-
wards buying one and public subscriptions have
since been received The town is at present
without fire protection except what it get
from Belfast
CAMDEN. At the annual meeting of the Cam
den Village Corporation March 4th Z F. Boyn-
ton was chosen moderator and J. H. Hobbs was
reelected clerk, + l.. Curtis, treasurer and J. J
Paul, collector. There was opposition tor first
assessor the present incumbent, W. K Gill,
being defeated by S. G. Ritterbush. 16S votes
were cast and MIR Ritterbush received 10 and
Mr.. Gill So. L. Nj. Remission and F. q. Cur
rer were reelected second and third as
SCISSORS. Under article 4, the reports of the
officers were accepted as printed. Under arti-
Gle s. the corporation voted to raise $500 by as
sessment to pay the interest on the bonded
debt. Under article g. 5000 raised to pay
the salaries of the officers. Article 7, voted to
raise 81 900 by assessment and $4,000 by loan
to pay the bond due in June 1913.