Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07

est on town bonds. Brunswick schoo
fund, temporary loanA and Patter
| cemetery fund. $500.
| Article 30--To see if the town will
| vote to allow discount for early
payment Of taxes for current year
! and raise and appropriate money fol-
same. $500.
town debt. $4,000.
Article 32-For summer music on
Mall, $22J.
/ Article 3S-For Memorial day,
$500.
Article 34-For abatement OF
taxes. $500.
Article 3S-For patrol work,
$1l00.
Article 39--For the village i'm
provemcnt association, $500.
Article 40--For redecorating the
auditorium and hall in the Town
building. $1,000.
Article Alto see if tho town will
vote to continue the concrete sur
facing of Maine street; to determine
NHtJIItI Jiit lilOlitN IOl TIC CtliifS
shall be raised by taxation, temper
airy loans or an issue of bonds ard
to take any other action relative
thereto. Agreeable to the petition of
Charles II. Cumston and others, $780,
00n
Article 43-To continue the per-
manent Improvement of the Great
Island road. Agreeable TO the petit
ton Of c. r. Choatc and others,
$500.
Article ito turnpike that Sec
ton |of the so-callcd Maquoit road.
continuin; the construction work of
last year, from the residence of Ed
ward Hodgdon toward the old Town
Landing as far as the funds will al
low. Agreeable TO the petition of
Emile J. II. Lcbcl and others, $4,000.
Article 45--For the continuation of
the permanent Improvement of Dur
ham road. Agreeable to the petition
of J. II. Goddard and others. $1,000.
Article 46--For the continuation Of
the improvement of the Casco road.
Work done in 1920. Agreeable to the
petition of Charles T. Carruthers and
others, $500.
Article 47-To repair the road on
the top of Rocky Hill to the Durham
line. Agreeable to the petition of
II. II. Hartley and others, $1,000.
Article 1910 gravel the road at
Harding's. Agreeable to the petit
ton Of +. w. Brown and others,
$1,000
Article 49-To repair with gravel
or other suitable material the Prince
Point road, beginning at Il point at
or near the Prince Point schoolhousc,
ana from thence running southerIy
so far as $500 will go towards it's re-
PAR, and TO raise and appropriate
Tor the same sum of $500. Agree
able to the petition of l.. c. Douglas
and others. $500.
Article 50-To be expended in the
construction of small dams and suit
able places to obtain a supply of
water to be used in case of fire in
the rural districts of our town.
Agreeable to the petition of ]. X.
Estabrook and others, $4,000.
al titit5 % W 10 were referred to
to report at special town
meeting
Article IO-For the construction
and maintenance of pool and skat-
ing rink for the years 1922 1902
same to be located in the Mall or
some other centrally located place
Agreeable to the petition of William
u. Edwards and others. $1,000.
Article Tito see If the town will
vote to instruct the Board of Asses
sors to employ three men who are
known to he men of standing and
good Judgment of real estate values
to act as assistant assessors, whose
duties shall be to make a regulation
OF the towns taxable real estate.
with the recommendation that 1t be
used as basis for the taxation of the
town for the year 1923, and that the
town raise and appropriate the sum
OF S4JOO to be paid the assistant
assessors for their services. Agree.
able to the petition Of Chester
Roberts and others. Dismissed.
Article ITO reimburse John
Normand for hospital and physi- |
clans expenses and for time lost as |
ne result OF an accident incurred |
'hiie in the performance OF his dut.
es as driver of the town team