Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-11

sum not to exceed $4,000.
Under article "a voted to leave
matter of electing municipal board
Of Mothers Aid to selectmen.
Under Article IS voted to raise
800 for paying rentals and mainten-
ance of Oakland Athletic Associa-
ton and public of Public school have
use of same.
Under Article 81. voted to raise $4,000
to construct sewer on Pleasant and
Dunn streets.
will vote to install two electric street
lights on High street between the res
idence of Bennett Bickford and George
A. Roix corner. voted to install six
lights between Bennett Bickford's and
George A. RoiX cerIer If selectmen see
fit. 49,,
Article SO. To see If the town will
vote install two electric lights on Oak
street between the residence of John
Ham and the residence of Herbert Skill
iings. voted to install two lights pro.
vided they can be installed by Central
Maine Power Co. for same charge as
last year.
Article 40, To see If the town will
vote to grant and raise the sum of s15
to defray operating expense of electric
light installed on the outside corner OF
McTaggert's drug store, voted to pass
over article.
Article A, To see If the town will
vote to give Harry G. Decker Post, No
81, American Legion, free use of Me.
mortal hall for it's fairs and Other
public entertainments (not including
dances) as it shall see fit to have fol
the benefit of the post, voted to grant
Use of hall.
Article AZ. To see If the town will
vote to install a uniform bookkeeping
and accounting system as recommend
ed by the auditor of the State of Maine
voted to pass over article.
Article. 43. To see if the town will
vote to instruct the selectmen to have
printed in the town report an item
. lied list of the valuation Of each in
dividual's property, the amount of the
assessment and the tax paid, voted tC
pass article over.
Article Al, To see If the town will
vote to request of the State that oul
citizens have the privilege of fishing
through the ice under the general laws
in the lakes that lie wholly or in part
in the town of Oakland, voted to en-
dorse article.
Article As. To see what sum Of
money the town will raise to be eX-
pended through the State Of Maine
Publicity Bureau and used for adver-
Using the natural resources, advan.
tages and attractions of the town
Voted to pass over rticle.
Article &c. To see If the town will
vote to construct q bituminous sur.
faced road, commencing at Dunr
Edge Bridge so called, thence run
ming on Main, Church, Summer
streets and Belgrade avenue to, 6
point connecting with the state roac
OF any part thereof and to determine
what sum of money the town viii
grant and raise to pay for construc-
ton. Voted to construct road and tC
raise $4,000 by taxation this year to.
ward paying for same.
Article At. To see If the town viii
! vote to issue it's bonds or notes t.
pay for the construction of bitumin.
Gus surfaced road on Main, Church
Summer streets and Belgrade avenue
or any part there of and to determine
the amount Of said bond issue, OF
notes, to fix the rate of interest anG
terms of the same. Voted to accep
State Aid Highway money and thai
selectmen he authorized to negotiate
notes to pay balance with interest
HOt 10 exceed D per cent ana iOdN nOl
to exceed $4,000 over q term of
years.
Article As. To see if the town will
vote to install one electric light on
Hubbard street near the residence
OF II. F. Kelley and to grant and
raise sum of money to pay for
same. Voted to install light and
raise the sum of $l2 dollars under
this article.
Article 40. To see what sum OF
/ money the town viii grant and raise
for the paying Of expenses of Memo
rial hall. Voted to raise $500.
Aticle so. To determine what sum
or money TIE town will grant and
raise for Mothers all the coming
year. Voted to raise sos.
Article 81. To see # 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
said operating. Voted to pass over ar
tIcle.
Geoge II. Vinegar, John s. Tap
ley. d. NJ. Marshall. Lawrence Liv-
irgston. II. w. Greeley. Edwin Ecs-
sey and J. II. Morse were elected as
Budget committee.