Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1922-02-23
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING WARNING

The inhabitants of the Brighton who legal
Town Meeting hereby warned to meet at the
Opera Hail. said Brighton, Tuesday March 7th A. D.
1922 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the of acting
upon the following business, viz:
Art l. To elect a moderator for the ensuing year.
Art. g. To elect Town Clerk for the ensuing year.
Art To hear and dispose of the reports of the various
Town Officers
Art A. To officers provided by law incud-
ing Water Commissioner, for the term of three
Art s. To determine in what shall be COL
ected.
Art 6. To see the will appropriate per
of its highway fund for the building and main
tenance of sidewalks.
if the Town will empower and author
ize it's Selectmen to appoint Road Commissioner
Commissioners, whether two of such
Commissioners to be determined by said vote.
Art To what of money, and above that
qured by law will be appropriated by the Town for
the maintenance and enlargement of the Public
Library
Art. if the Town will appropriate money, and if
So how much, for the proper observance of Mem
ora Day.
To see money the Town will appropriate
for the compensation of the Fire Company, the
Fire Chief, and horse truck to draw the fire ap-
paratus
Art. To if the Town will vote raise a of
money in addition o the
quired by law, to take advantage of the State Aid
Law, and if So how much
To if the Town will authorize the Selecmen
continue the sidewalk from the residence
of W. L. Currier Derby Street, to the top of
Cemetery Hill Pleasant Street, the resi-
dence of George McKevey.
Art. 49, To if the Town will certain of money
to be determined by the voter for the construction
of n Mountain Street, socaled
Art Ia. To if the Town will to sell the shoohouse
in the Lee Elliott--J. c. Paradis District
Art is. To see if the Town will vote furnish School
building to be located desirable site, in
the Height of Land District
Art 16 RESOLVED that the legal here assembled
DESTROYS of organizing public opinion in such a way
make it compelling force in the reducing of
State expenditures and to this end wish
g., representative and senators who to be elected
at Freeman's Meeting in November next, to insist
the srctest economy in the administration OF
every State Department.
.. That they support and expend their best ef-
forts in behalf Of the policy of retrenchment and
- " efficiency, applied to State Affairs during this
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That economics rather than sentiment shall govern
: their action any and all appropriations Of State
z funds, either for general or sp..iae purposes. that
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