The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
TOWN MEETINGS.

UNITY. At the annual town meeting
officers were elected as follows: Mod
orator, J. H. Farwel: clerk. E. D.
Chase; treasurer, Lyon Stevens: select
men, E. B. Hunt, Ruel Wa-d, Edward
Rand; school committee. E. D. Chase.
PALERMO. At the annual town meet
ing, the following officers were chosen:
Selectmen, W. A. Nelson, G. M. Crom-
nett. w. S. Jones; tax collector, treas
urer and constable, H. w. Worthing;
school committee, F. G. Moore; Supt. of
schools, Naomi Gregoire; road commits
sioners. H. w. Worthing. Harry Leeman,
L. u. Moore. Amount raised for roads
and bridges, $500; for common schools,
$3.50; for High school, Sl25; for second
airy schools, 500; for text books, $75;
for supplies and appliances, $50; for sup
port of poor, $500; for State road, $500.
meeting, March 10th. the following named
officers were elected: selectmen, A. 0.
Eugley, c. A. Moody, F. 3. French;
urer A. M. Ross; School Committee, w.
o Matthews, A E. Knight; Road Com
missioners, Herbert Thomas, John Wiley,
lows: For schools, $500; incdentals. 5000:
support of poor, $500; permanent i'm
provements on highways, $500; school
house repairs, 5000; State road, $500;
fighting brown tail moths, S175; tuition,
$3.50; snow work, 1929, 500: highways
and bridges, $1,000; sidewalks, 500: pur-
chase of school books, 500.
SWANvILLE. The report of the town
election, March 10th, published last week,
was incomplete Officers were elected
as follows: H. z. White, Moderator;
4. d. Hartshorn, Clerk; A. E. Cunning
ham, e. H. Littlefield and Ira Veazie,
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor;
w. E. Damn, Treasurer; A. W. Curtis,
Collector; F. O. Seekins, School Commit
tee; H. P. White, Town Agent and Audi
tor; I. S. Ford, Truant Officer; A. w.
Curtis, Road Commissioner. Appropria-
tons: Town expenses, $500; support of
poor, 500; highways, 1000; State road.
$500; Brown tail moths. $50; repairs on
school property, $3.50; school books, 500;
common schools, $3.50. 1t was voted to
unite in union school uperintendent.'
: CAMDEN. At the annual town meet
ing, March 10th, 0. H. Emery was
chosen moderator and John F. Smyth
clerk. Under article 3, it was voted to
accept the reports of the town officers as
printed. J. R. Hooper, F. W. Conant
and W. S. Richards We're chosen first,
second and third selectmen without OPP
position. E. Frank Knowlton was chosen
to serve on the school committee For
treasurer, 1872 votes were cast. j. Hale
Hodgman was reelected, while S. B.
Haskell received 146. For tax collector,
ATT votes were cast. John j. Paul was
reelected over Roy Fuller. On the
voting for road commissioner there was
great excitement, there being five con-
testants: George B. Allen, George Pres
colt, H. E. Beverage, N. M. Hosmer
and Fred B. Annis 1t was necessary
to vote twice, there being no choice.
On the second vote George Allan re
ceived 321 votes and H. E. Beverage
1923. For night watch 1923 votes were
cast. W. S. Irish, the present officer
received Psi and Harry Sylvester 7e
votes. Frank H. Wilbur was reelected
auditor.
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