The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-15

Athearn; member of school board for
three years, Orlando Walker: collec
tor, (bid- two cents), F. A. Dinsmore;
road commissioners, Arthur X. Welch,
Charles +. Paine; budget committee,
Orlando Walker, w. G. Hilton, S. G..
Tinkham, Mrs. Otis Hilton, H. b. Mer
ry, f. S. Parsons, W. c. Emery, Mrs.
f. H. Holley. Mrs Fl. NJ. Norton. W.
j. Rand, William Mckenney, Lincoln
Rand. Appropriations: Interest on
school fund, S144; common schools,
$4,000; text books, $500: rural school
house repairs, $3.50; general school
supplies, 1892 Mark Emery building,
$500; high school tuition, $4,000; high
ways and bridges, $4,000; North Arson
sidewalks, $500: State aid highways,
5000; poor, $1,000 town debt. $1,000;
interest on debt, 5000; street lights,
$500; town charges. $1,000 G. A. II.
memorial services, SIS; public libra
ries, $500; firemen, $1,000; hydrant
rentals, $22SS, repairs on town build
ings, $3.50; new street, Arson village,
$500; total appropriations, $i2,075.
MERCER
First selectman, William Boynton;
second seleetman, Bert Whitehousc;
third selectman, Hosea Page; town
clerk, collector and\ treasurer. Bailey
Smith, road commissioner, Alton
Smith, new member on school board,
Bert Hutchins
ST. ALBANS
AT the annual town meeting in ST.
Adams held March 18th, the follow
ing officers were elected: Moderator,
L. o. Hilton; town clerk, George Lib
by; selectmen. Freeman Mills, Alfred
Bigelow, Nell Martin; town treasurer,
G. A. Libby; collector of taxes, G. A.
Libby; experimenting school commit
tee, W. H. Corson; road commissioner,
Harry Hilton. The amount of money
raised for school purposes was $5Sll.40
for roads and highways. 1880; cleo
trio lights $50, other purposes. $3l99
Total amount raised $169G040.
DETROIT
Officers elected: Selectmen, w. S.
Smith, f. W. Bagley. \. p. Crosby;
clerk, II. W. Prince; treasurer Guy +.
Rollins: school committee f. W. Bag
ley, Philip Temple; road commission
or, Philip Temple. Money appro-
prated or raised: Schools, includ-
ing repairs on school buildings, books,
etc, $2225; for highways, including
bridges and culverts, S2771; support
of poor and town charges, 1920; spe
cial appropriations, electric street
lights, $50; to pay town debt, $500.
HARTLAND
Officers elected: selectmen or asses
sors, l.. b. Wheeler, J. A. Goodrich,
NJ. A. Moore; clerk, Carl Randlett;
treasurer, II. E. Nutting; school COM
mittee, II. II. Whitney. J. c. Young,
r. o. Williams; road commissioner, H.
w. Austin. Money appropriated or
raised: Schools, including repairs on
buildings, books, etc, $4,000; for high
ways, including bridges and culverts,
$4,000; support of poor, $500 special
or unusual appropriations. water rem
tai, $1,000; free library, $500; electric
lights, $500; other purposes, $9O91.
ATHENS
Officers elected: Selectmen or asses
sors, l.. w Foss, Frank Fox, W. X.
Tibbetts clerk, w. e. Jones; treasur-
er, NJ. j. Hight; school committee, V.
J. Wormlight Money appropriated or
raised: Schools, including repairs on
buildings, books. etc, $3.50; for high
ways, including bridges and eulvcrts.
$4,000; support of poor. 500; officers
salaries, $3.50; other purposes, State
aid road, $2665.