Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-15

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| Article 81: To see if the town
will vote to amend Section one Of
Chapter four of the Oakland town
bylaws by striking out the word
six" and substituting therefor the
words three OF whom shall be ap-
pointed" and by striking out the
words land three by the Reading
Room Association" SO that the Sec
ton as amended shall read as fol-
lows: The management, care and
control of the Public Library shall
be vested in an executive board of
three Cor five) appointed annually
by the selectmen. the amendment to
take effect when approved by one
of the justices of the supreme judi
cial court of Maine. Voted to pass
over the article.
Article -: To see if the town will
vote to elect a road commissioner
for the ensuing year and to instruct
the selectmen to appoint one. To
pass over article.
Article 80: To see if the town will
vote to authorize the selectmen to
pay George II. and Albina S. KIM
ball Bryant the sum Of 500 for a
deed of warranty of piece of land
known as part of the kenney lot
located opposite the Lakeview ceme-
terry on the northerly side of the Bel
grade road so-called. in the town of
Oakland. Voted to instruct the Sc
lectmen to pay the above parties 81.
Article 81: To see if the town will
vote to convey High school students
from the rural districts and to grant
and raise a sum of money to pay for
the same. Voted to convey High
school scholars.
Article 80: To see if the town will
vote to instruct the selectmen to pro-
cure a temporary loan if necessary to
meet current expenses and to deter
mine the amount of same. Voted yes
and the amount not to exceed S200O.
Article 36: To see if the town will
vote to elect a municipal board of
Mothers aid to consist of the over
seers of the poor eX-oflicio and two
women members as provided by the
laws of the State. Voted to leave
the matter to the selectmen.
Article 81: To see if the town will
vote to grant and raise the sum of
S11OO for the purpose of paying rem
tails and maintenance of the grounds
of the Oakland Athletic association,
the scholars of the public school to
have the use of said ground for ath
letic games and sports. Voted yes.
Article 3S: To elect budget COM
mittee, to consider the financial af-
fairs of the town, its future needs
and reports to the next annual town
meeting its recommendations for
appropriations and expenditures dur
ing the coming year following its re-
port. The following committee of
three were appointed: Town clerk,
selectmen and superintendent of
Schools Tapley to appoint budget
committee; George II. Vinegar, John
S. Tapley. Walter Goodwin, Horace
Greeley, J. II. Morse, Lawrence Liv-
ingstone and Edwin d. Bessey.
Article 80: TO see if the town will
vote to operate the stone crusher
during the coming year and to grant
and raise a sum of money to pay
for the same. Voted to raise $1,000
and move stone crusher to Church
street, commencing at Summer street
and expense of moving crusher from
road account.
Article 40: TO see if the town will
vote to install three electric street
lights on Upper Oak street from the
residence of All Cochran to the resi-
~ e.,
pass article over.
Article Al: TO see if the town will
vote to accept the sum of 500 from
Alice Shepherd, the same to be de-
posted in some savings bank. the in
terest on said sum to be expended
for the perpetual care of the burial
lot Of the late Charles c. Hersom in
said town. Voted Yes.
Article ~: To see if the town will
vote to construct sewer from the
residence of George p. Boynton to
the corner of Summer and Church
streets and to grant and raise = sun
of money - pay for the same. tote1
that selectmen be instructed to con-
struct sewer and the amount Of 5000
be raised. the abutters be assessed
price of cost of same.
article 43: TO see if the town will
vote to have the street which runs
by the house of William c. Ellis kept
open in the winter time. Voted that
road commissioner keep road open in
winter time.
Article a: To see If the town will
vote to accept the sum of $1tO from
Ellen Sturtevant, the same to be de-
posted in soma savings bank. the in
terest On said sum to be expended
for the perpetual care of the burin!
lot OF the late Edwin Sturtevant in
said town. Voted Yes
Article 45: To see if the town will
vote to accept a list of jurors as re-
vised by the proper officers of the
town as follows: Earl L. Dudley, p.
A. Manson. A. H. Gilman, Dean +.
Wheeler, Theodore Bragg, George H.
Blaisdell, w. A. Goodwin, Frank A.
Gleason. Chester Bridges, Walter w.
Gibbs. Frank NJ. Brown. George D.
Pullen. A. A. Gleason. j. II. Morse,
F. s. Garland. Fl. J. Bowman. J. r.
Brown. F. f. Dingley, c. B. Lufkin,
Frank I. Page. Arthur Bartlett. Ed
win c. Benson, Frank l.. Hersom,
John Lamb. Clayton c. Cummings,
Guy Adams, Henry p Sawtelle,
George E. Oliver, George Tracy. An
drew D. Libby. Bertelle G. Stevens,
A. w. Pettigrove. E. d. Bessey, John
S. Gleason. Charles I. Bates, Guy L.
Mosher. L. Jerome Wilson, George