Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-18


citizens voted TO macadamize, as they
passed over the article relating to mac
ada,nising Cross street, also that relat-
Ing to the building Of q sidewalk oh
Beech street. and the recovering Of =
part Of High street from the railroad
crossing to Madison avenue. It was sug.
gested by the committee of 20 that an
article relating to reimbursing the Cham
berlain Bros. for loss of their machin-
cry, which was burned in the camps near
the town woodlot. be passed over. Rev.
]. W. Packard explained that Chamber
lain Bros. had willingly allowed work.
men to stay in the camps which they also
used for the storage of valuable farm
ing tools. including threshing machine,
while the workmen were cutting wood
on the town lot The camps were burned
as the result OF the woodsmen building
fires therein, and with the camps was
burned the machinery. The sum Of 500
was appropriated to reimburse Chamber.
lain Bros.
The citizens voted to adopt the munic-
ipal ordinance relative to licensing taxi
cab drivers and hackmen and authorized
ton OF taxes the year ensuing. 1t was
voted to nix the date of July when taxes
shall be due, interest to be added after
Oct. ! II not paid Dec. !. Action was
taken by the town in regard to the side
walk and appurtenances in connection
with the railroad bridge over the Ken
nebec river etc, by authorizing to make
contract for 10 years with the Maine
Central Railroad as heretofore The ar
ticle relative to the exchanging of the
town hearse for New one was PASSED
over.
In addition to the appropriations al
ready referred to the following were
made during the session with mucn
promptness: Fire department, $500: MAX
ing and repairing highways, 5000; bridges
and culverts. $500; improvement of sec.
ton OF state aid road 1888: State high
ways, $500; breaking snow roads the
present winter. $500; to replace wornout
engine of stone crusher, $3.50; for repair
OF old tractor. $3.50; support of common
schools. 1900; support of High school,
$500; repair of school buildings, $1,000;
school supplies, $500; text books, sTOc
manual training and domestic science
$1,000; evening school, $500; school phys,.
clan, 500; Skowhegan public library
$1,000; Memorial day. SITS; hydrant rental
$3.50; street lighting. $1,000; support OF
poor, $3.50; night watchman, $3.50: book.
keeper for town affairs. $3.50; to pay tenn.
porary loans, $3.50; interest money. $500
officers, salaries, $500; to insure town
| rfy-
provement Coburn park. $500; support OF
rest rooms. 500; repairs Of cemeteries
$3.50 (voted to allow 500 of cemetery an
preparation for the Catholic cemetery)
to construct sewer on Beech street con.
meeting with the Hathaway street sew
er. $3.50; l.. L. Walton for services as mod
orator, $40.
The session was adjourned shortly aft
er 33o
The New Jury List.
The following Skowhegan men have
been named on the jury list for tn,
coming three years: Ray Allen. John B
Avore, Frank Akeley, Fred Avery
Clyde Allen, T.. j. Butler, Percy Bukcr
Willie Boiler. Albert j. Blair, Sebas
tlan Bisson, NJ. E. Beale, VIM. H. Boyn.
ton, Eldon Boyd, Cecil Bailey James A
Brown, A. d. Bailey. Carl Curtis, E. L
Clough, George Carron. E. B. Carter
G. =. Avore, Z. b. Chase, Eugene Cur
rier, Lester Clark. Eli Carpenter
Joseph Carriveau. George Cayouette
Bert Daggett, F. c. Dunlap, Fl. A. Dins
more. Thos j. Dionne, Albert f. Dyer
Frank Drost, Willie Demo, Elba Dan.
FORTH Maylon Dane, Calvin D. Eaton
Henry Ellis, +. F.. Estabrook, HERNIA,
Easier. r. w. French, Fl. 3. Friend, B
l.. Flanders. Selvin Flanders, Major
Foster, Fred NJ. French, Forrest Green
cyrus w. Goodrich, Charles Carnage
Thos. Gould, Ernest Groder, Chester
Husset. A. S. Hilton. r. F.. Homsted, F
X. Hill, c. j. Hayden, j. l.. Herrin
Henry Hight, Charles Holden. Rober
Hall, Wallace Ireland, Edward lies, Al
bert +. Jewett, Horace JeWett, Jonas
johnson. Eugene Keene. Freeland Kin.
caid, Clinton Luce, A. II. Lang, Allit
Lewia, Fred Loomis, John Lacasce. w
}. Lashon, w. j. Laney, I. D. Leavitt
a. 7. Locke, Walter Mcclure, John Nc.
Quade. Fred S. Morrill,, John F. Moody
Maurice Malbon, Charles Matson, VIII
liam Merrow, Walter Mitchell, Georg,
f. Mitchell, Walter Murray, Morrill, w
Moore. George l.. Nay, F. c. Nye, Harry
Nelson, NJ. S. Osborne, Guy f. Oliver
JOS. r. Provenchal, w. f. Porter, r. r
Patten, Herbert N. Pratt, f. d. Pack.
ard, Fred l.. Pooler, Fred r. Philbrick
Byron Perkins, William Perry, FREQ
Parkman, r. Francis Parker, A. X
Rowel. Chas. A. Ross, Henry Richard
son. Frank Roderick, Geo. Russell, Ell.
mer Russell, Edw. Tague. L. G. Trafton
H. +. Thompson. .Olin c. Taylor
Joseph Thibodeau. Fred Turner. Myror
j. Smith. Charles S. Smith, Howard
Steward, /. L. Sanford. Lester Shep.
ley. Myron E. Smith, Edw. Sampson
George Soule, William E. Spofford
Robert b. Simpson. Dr. l. l.. Salley
Olin c. Valliere, Allen Varney. Davit
Vigue. w. b. Whittier, Horace Weston
George II. Webb. Chas. w. Walker
Robert Wentworth. Harry Whittemore
II. S. Weston. Archie Weston, Altar
Wentworth, Albert A. Webster, Chas
E. Young.
| Herbert Oddly, who has been undergo
ing treatment at the State hospital ir
Augusta. arrived home Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Matte Mason has returned fror
Pittsfield and is visiting at the home Of