Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-23

Robinson: collector. H. J. Libby: Money
in winter. $500; common schools. $4,000;
free high school $4,000. Total amount
M 6SdS TII,s s,;an G. C
Clark: town clerk. d. NJ. Spencer: town
agent. c. NJ. Conant: treasurer, E. B.
Nealey: tax collector, Fred Merry:
s School committee; F.. N; Nickesson:
highways. $1,000; support Of poor, 5000;
other purposes. $4S25.
CARATUNK-Selec Bert l..
Spaulding. George w. Baker, Perlcy j.
lector. Ph.lander Baker; school COM
mittee. Eunice l.. Spaulding. Money
appropriated; Schools. $500: high
necessary expenses. 5000.
HOWLAND-Sele Z. A. Dakin.
NJ. NJ. Weymouth. Charles Lowell; town
clerk, A. b. Blake; town agent. e. A.
tax Collector. N. n. Twombiy y:~ seSooi
committee, II. q. Mckay. Money APP
CAR1BOU-In we'll attended town
day. Caribou voted to issue town bonds
for $4,000 for the Cary Hospital. The
towns appropriations totaled 1885,
52S.2! outside of the hospital appro-
priation. 1t was also voted at the
partment and after some discussion
Murray :. Briggs was elected the new
chief. The town voted $4,000 FOR the
support of the company.
FORT FAIRFIELD-Able speeches
by the leading men of the town caused
the voters assembled in town meeting
Monday to vote in favor of erecting a
new $i?5,0o0 high school building.
pAMARlSCOTTA - At the annual
town meeting Monday. committee
vas authorized and appointed to inves-
ttSate the matter of buying a suitable
lot for schoolhousc and the feast
bility of erecting a new building to ac-
committee to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held May Is. Appro-
priations Of $4,000 We're voted for va
rious purposes. The following Off
ors and overseers of the poor, Daniel
+. Bisbee, William Is. Reed and Frank
j. iionscs: moderator. Clarence A.
Richards; town clerk, Joseph p. Hatch:
collector and treasurer. Emerson Hill
ton; auditor. L. f. Philbrook.
R1PLEI-Se lectmen. Il. ii. Farrar.
". H. Hurd. "a Fern Wakefield: town
clerk. +. 4. Addition; treasurer and tax
mittee, Il: H.. Farrar. Money appro-
priated. SIPS. Schools S2375; high
ways, $3.50; support OF poor. 500:
other purposes. S220o.
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ney, A. W. Ciukey, NJ. II. Royce, town
clerk and treasurer. NJ. IL. Haynes:
tax collector. J. l.. Wyman: school
committee. p. A: Libby. Money appro-
priated: Schools, $1,000: highway re-
pairing. sl7v0; other purposes. s475.
CLIFTON = Selectmen, Hoyt r..
Parks. Earl w. CAM bell. Edward j.
Jordan: town clerk, Jesse J. Penney:
treasurer. Sidney A. Parks; tax collec-
tor, Leonard Williams; school commit
tee. Jesse J. Penney; union superin-
tcndent, Carolyn d. circuit. Money
appropriately. $37s5. Schools. $500:
highways. $500; SUPPORT of poor, $50;
other purposes, $233J.
LONG POND-Selectmcn. William
II. Dalton. George J. hartley, Frederick
tharron; town clerk and treasurer, A.
]. II. Bloxam; tax collector, Fl. ".
Goldrup; school committee. L. S. Scott.
Money appropriated, $l4l5. Schools.
$94o: highways, SEES; other purposes.
general. $3.50.
MECHANIC FALLS - Selectmen.
Malcolm a. Jordan. Forrest l.. Water
and treasurer, c. NJ. Hutchins: tax col-
loctor. Edwin j.. LAWYER: school COM
nittcc, Arthur +. Brown for three
years. Money appropriated: Schools,
bridges. $1,000: state roads. $500: side
walks. $500; winter roads. $500; sup-
port Of poor. ,$l5oo: contingent fund.
Sil00; officers salaries. $1,000; inter-
,st, $4,000: sinking fund. $1,000: light
ing streets, $500: hydrant rental.
Sl72o: fire department, 500: public
library. $500: deficiencies. $4,000; state
aid road. $500: sewers. $500: shade
trees. $500: sprinkling streets, 500:
repair schoolhouses, $1100; other
items. s1O1667.
LINCOLN-selectmen. George w.
Thombs, Nathan e. Aver, Freeman
Knight: town clerk. Charles w. Clay;
treasurer. Frank II. Linton: tax ccIlec-
tor VIM. A. Scott: school commit
tee. w. ID. Scanlin. Money appro-
priated: schools. $4,000: highways.
$5oo0; support of poor. $1,000: ether
purposes, Si5,l5G.01. Total. s7I,3JG.0I.