Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-04

ey the corporation will vote to raise
for firemen's pay.
Art. 10. To see what sum OF
money the corporation will raise TO
pay the assessors salary.
Art. IL. To see il the corporation
will vote to install q new heating
plant in Engine hall and raise money
for same.
Art. l.. To see II the corporation
will vote to locate any new MIGRANTS,
and raise money for the same.
Art. Is. To see if the corporation
will vote to install any new fire
alarm boxes, and raise money for
same.
Art. IA. To see IL the corpora
ton will vote to sprinkle the streets.
and raise money for the same by tax
ing abutters.
Art. Is. To see If the corporation
will vote to locate any new street
| lights, and raise money for the same.
Art. 16. To see If the corporation
| will vote to hire a man to drive
| sprinkler, take care of Engine hall
and apparatus. shovel hydrants and
| all other necessary work for the fire
! company. and raise money for same.
Art. II. To see if the corpora
; ton will vote to furnish supplies as
recommended by the chief engineer.
and raise money for the same.
Art. IS. To see if the corporation
will vote to authorize the assessors
to hire money in anticipation OF
! taxes.
! Art. 10. To see If the corporation
will vote to adopt daylight saving
| time.
Art. 90. To see if the corporation
will vote to pay Albert NJ. Lowry
! and Bernard Lowry the sum of soc
/ for labor painting Engine house.
and raise money for same.
! Art. u. TO see If the corpora
| ton will vote TO authorize the trus-
tees of Maplewood cemetery to buy
, additional iron fence, and raise the
! sum of 5000 for the same.
Art.-o2 To see if the corporation
/ will vote to place a hardwood floor
/ in the Engine house, and raise mon
ey for the same.
| The regular meeting OF Merry
! Meeting chapter ca, o. +. +. will be
held at Masonic hall, this evening at
100.
Mrs. Fred Savage who has been
visiting in Madison at the home of
! her sisters, Mrs. +. A. Manters and
| the Misses Pinkham. and her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. Willard Niles. has returned
/ to her home on Burrill street.
The Weekly Sewing Circle met
| Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Amile Lessard on Water street.
The evening was passed in sewing.
The next meeting will be held with
| Mrs. John eastman, Burrill street.
| UniversaIist Church Reopens Surd@y
The Universalist church in Fair
! field will reopen on Sunday next. APP
/ ril 6. Rev. Roderick j. Mooney D. ID.
! is pastor. DIR. Mooney has been in
! town two or three times. visiting
among the people and holding many
conferences with the leaders of his
/ work. A choir has been secured, Of
| ficers selected for various depart
4 ments, such as the Sunday school and
| Young Peoples Christian Union. a
| vigorous Ladies Circle has been
| busily at work preparing for an Eas-
| ter sale to be held on the 18th of
| April. The music committee have
! been very active planning. The trus-
| tees have been having q number of
/ important matters done to prepare
| the church for efficient service.
The services on Sunday will be
morning service and sermon 1880;
| Sunday schol Immediately after;
! Young Peoples Union at 6 o'clock |:
! Song service and sermon at +. M;
! the subject of the evening address
| being David and Goliath" The pas
| tor and trustees of the church extend
4 most hearty invitation to all peo-
! pie interested to come.
Mrs. J. II. Bacon has returned
! from 4 get-to- gether meeting of the
! Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary at
! Pittsfield Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Eva J. Lamonte, the Division Presi-
| dent of the Auxiliary of Bath, and
| who had been visiting Mrs. Bacon,
| accompanied her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Crawford,
| Mrs. Abbie Ladd and DR.. Ethel Wal
tiers returned home last evening from
! Portland where they have been at
| tending the Republican State Con-
| vention.