Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-10
School Fund $4,000
Voted at Annual
Election in WinsloW
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Winslow, March 9.-The annual
Winslow town meeting was held at
the Winslow Grange hall today, the
meeting opening at o o'clock. Harry
Dunbar. town clerk, calling same o
order.
The following warrants were read
and acted upon:
Art. 1-George *. Bassett was
chosen as moderator: Art. ., II. II.
Dunbar, reelected town clerk: Art.
=, to choose q board of selectmen,
assessors, and overseers OF the poor
for the ensuing year. Same board: /:
Art. 4. to choose one member of the
school committee for three years,
Percy Cram re-elected; Art. D, to
see if the town will instruct .he sell
ectmen to appoint a road commits
sioner. Selectmen will appoint. Art.
q, to choose 4 road commissioner.
taken care of in article 5. .>rt. Z.
to see what method the town will
adopt to collect the taxes for the en-
suing year. Same method as pre-
vious year; Art. s, to see if the town
will vote to add interest to taxes
not paid before certain date. 1t
| was voted that all taxes not paid by
October 1st., interest will date back
from September 1st., preceding. Art.
8, to choose a treasurer. collector of
taxes, auditor OF accounts, two truS-
tees of the public library for three
years and all other town officers re-
quired by law. Lester Simpson elect
ed as treasurer and tax collector,
James l.. Dean, auditor of accounts
trustees of public library, Charles
Drummond and B. y. Patterson. Art.
10, to raise a sum of money for sup
port of poor: raised 5000. Art. IL,
to raise a sum of money for schools;
voted to raise 5000; Art. II. to
raise sum of money for free high
school instruction.: voted TO raise
sc, 600; Art. Is, to raise sum Cf
money for fuel. ianitor service. and
supplies for high school: voted to
raise $500: Art. IA. to raise sum
Of money for purchase of school
books; voted to raise 5000; Art. j.,
to raise sum of money to ray mis-
cellaneous and current expenses:
voted to raise $4,000: Art 1G, 10
raise sum of money to repair
schoolhouses: voted to raise S2,0OO:
Art. II, to raise sum of money Tor
Insurance of schoolhouses, and ms
cellaneouS expenses of schools ana
school nurse: voted to raise 81
Coo.
Art. 1s, To establish the price Of
labor on the highway. Voted to
have same as last year. Art. 10. TO
raise a sum Of money to repair roads
and bridges. Voted to raise $4,000.
Art. co. To raise sum of money to
repair or build sidewalks. Voted to
raise $4,000 for sidewalk repair and
other work. Art 81. To raise sum
of money for the support Of fire de-
partment. Voted to raise $4,000.
Art. %. To raise a sum Of money for
electric lights. Voted to raise $500.
Art. %, To see If the town will vote
to raise a sum Of money for the use
of hydrants. Voted to raise $1,000
Art. "a, To raise sum of money to
decorate soldiers graves on Memoir
ial Day and care for Monument lot.
Voted to raise 500. Art. 25. To see
what sum of money town will vote
to raise and appropriate for the sal
ar of superintendent OF schools for
the ensuing year. Voted to. raise
$500. Art. 26, To see if the town will
vote to raise a sum of money for
employing industrial training as
specified in the public laws of 1911,
sections I, 8, 4, and 5. Voted to
raise $4,000. Art. 27, To see If the
town will vote to raise a sum Of
money for the public library. Voted
to raise $500. Art. %. TO see If the
town will vote a sum Of money to
pay the interest on the towns in
debtedness. Voted to raise $4,000.
Art %, To see if the town will vote
to raise sum Of money for the care
of cemeteries. Voted to raise $500.