Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-02-29
Town Meeting Warrant.

There will be plenty Of opportunit
for something 10 be done ct town meet
Ing next Monday, with thirty -nine n
ticles in the warrant, large part o
which call for the appropriation o
money. A considerable portion Of th'
articles are for regular annual sppropri
ations, and there are also others whicl
relate to what have practically come t
be routine matters, such - construction
Of state aid road, maintenance of stat
road, concrete sidewalks In each of th'
three villages, etc. In addition to these
there are the following articles relating
to special business:
4 Art. 10. To see II the town VIII vote 70 rails
| the sum Of one hundred and nfty dollars to I'm
dercirain the road between A. U. Tyler's and tn
Captain Swan farm, 30 called.
Art. u. To see II the town win vote to rails
| the sum OF one hundred and ak dollars and my
nine cents (slo6 -5s) to pay for the Gre escape
door frame, etc, used on Shurten primar,
school building.
Art. q. To zee II the voters win instruct thu
treasurer Of the town Of Paris 70 pay over II
the future onehah Of the annual income from
the Rose Mckinney Haywood Cemetery fund %
the trustees Of the Durren Hill Cemetery Asso
citation.
an. -. 10 sec WQak SUN kue tOWu Will toss
to repair and put the road In condition for con
venience and safety leading from West Paril
village to the Curtis neigh borhood, socAlled, ant
how they will have the came expended.
Art 80. To see II the town will vote to allow 9
discount on all taxes paid before specified
time, charge interest on all taxes unpaid aftel
specified time, or both, and to raise sumcien
sum Of money to defray the discount voted.
Artsl To see If the town will vote to buy 9
xxaA v,lln and nr
raise money for same.
Art. 80. To see what sum Of money the towr
will vote for school physician services, and pay
balance of last years account.
Art. s.. To see II the town viii vote to author
point school physicians.
Art. "a. To see what sum of money the town
win vote to raise for school flags and poles.
Art. IS. To see what sum Of money the town
win vote 70 raise to move the Snow's Fall.
school building to lot located at the junction OF
the Stearns Hi road and Valley road, and fol
the purchase and fencing Of said lot.
Art. So. To see II the town will vote to main
tain schools In the following districts: Part
ridge, Mountain, Bisco and Shows Falls.
Art. 81. 10 see II the town will vote to raise
twenty five dollars for the purchase Of addition
as a playground for she Forbes school
Art. So. To zee what action the town will take
In regard to the Brick school building, and ap'
propriate money for the same.
Art. SO. To see II the town viii vote to accept
the list Of jurors as revised by the municipal OH
GERS.
Several continuing appropriations and
deficiency appropriations made during
the past year will give quite nest egg
on which to lay the appropriations for
this year. The appropriation for three
iron and concrete bridges. made In 1918,
was completed in last years assessment,
but the Western Avenue sewer appro-
priation goes on at the rate Of $500 per
year until 1918. The $1,000 originally
raised for the North Paris school house
is to be assessed $1,000 per year for three
years. These, with the deficiency ap-
preparations made during the past year,
count up thus, for the 1915 assessment:
Western Avenue sewer (vote Of 1875 10000
North Paris school house (vote Of
June 26. 1879 Observation-Disclosures 10000
Salary of Supt. Of Schools (vote Of
June IS, 1879 Observation-Disclosures 5000
Highway bills vote of Nov:B, lsl5)---- 100 90
To complete North Paris school house
vote Of Nov. 6, 1879 $500
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