Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-06

After q great deal Of discussion on
both sides it was decided to appoint
n committee of. five to investigate
tie school affairs and see if some
curtailmont can he made also that
this same committee investigate all
the accounts and make some report
on this at the next meeting. also
report the ACCESSIBILITY Of printing
in the annual report a list of the tax
payers and amount of taxes each
yaNs. The committee appointed for
this was George G.. Weeks. Charles
IaWry, Mrs. w. l.. Kregar, c. G.
Piper and George Il. Wing.
1t was voted to raise $7,5o0o0 to
he used for highways hut on re-
consideration OF this article S11. 800
was decided upon as a necessary
sum. with a distinct understanding
that $4,000 be used on lower Main
street if the State will furnish n
like sum in continuing the road
which is to he built from the top of
College Avenue in Waterville about
opposite the Sisters Hospital up to
the car barn. 1t is understood that
if the town raise this amount they
will continue the road up to tho
Gregory Garage. the town to build
from there To the post office.
The article in which a vote was
taken to see what action the town
will take in regard to payment of
the $4,000 loan authorized by the
voters at the special meeting Of
December 20. 1922 it was decided
that the solectmen be authorized to
Issue five notes Of the town for $4,000
each, dated April /. 1928, bearing in
tcrest at Il per cent per annum.
n 1I\ n1Nohlp IcSDCctlNCIN
in two. three. four, five and SIX
years from date.
The following sums of money Wor"
raised according to tho recommended
lions by the appropriations committee
and will be expended as follows: $1,000
for incidental expenses; $500 for the
support of poor and town farm. ST.
500 for support of common schools:
$4,000 free high school: $4,000 for
books and supplies: $4,000 for repairs;
$1,000 for high school janitor: $500
for fuel for high school; $500 for fuel
common schools: $1,000 for industrial
education: $500 for physical cducation;
500 for insurance: $500 for bridges:
$4,000 for breaking snow: $1,000 for
salary of sclcctmen for ensuing year;
$3.50 for the care of Monument Park;
$3.50 for support of free public Ii
hrary: 800 for Memorial Day; $500
for interest on towns Indebtedness:
$1,000 for highway patrol; SIPS for
of the section OF the
State aid road as outlined in the report
of the State Highway Commission I'M
dor the provisions of Section 81 of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes of
Maine; $1,000 for mothers aid: 500 for
health officer; $500 for salary of dis
trict nurse; $1,000 to pay the Opera
House note which falls due July /.
1928: $500 for use of street lights at
Sha wmut: Sl25 to construct a sewer
extending from Elm street up Preble
street. distance of about 200 feet. to
he built in accordance with the pro-
visions of Chapter - of the Revised
Statutes of Ma inc; $50 for services
of Fairfield Steamer Co. at fire III
Sha wmut $500 to build sewer on
Wopdman street, so called, beginning at
2 point near the residence of Joseph
Alley and extending casterly about $50
feet, to connect with the sewer on
High street: $40 ESTIMATED cost to
build catch basin on Mace street OPP
posite the residence of Henry Gousse;
S. 400 to build sewer beginning at the
Kenneboc river, running westerly up
Kicker street across Main street and
to High street. thence north
across high street and private