Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-03

Bridge; voted to join State and
County in building one Of the bridges.
State to name bridge.
10th. To see if the town will vote
to authorize the selectmen to sell the
town farm or raise money to repair
the same; voted to repair to value of
s175; authorized selectmen to sell the
town farm.
18th. To see what sum of money
the town will raise for the support of
the poor for the ensuing year; voted
to raise $1,000.
18th. To see if the town will vote
yes" or mo" on the question of ap-
preparation and raise money necessa-
ry to entitle the town to State aid as
provided in Section 19 of Chapter %
of the Revised Statutes of 1916, voted
yes.
10th. To see If the town will ap-
propriate and raise the sum of $3.50.
or part thereof, for the Improvement
of the section of state aid road as
outlined in the report of State High
way Commission in addition to the
amount regularly raised for the care
of ways. highways and bridges. the
above amount being the maximum
which the town is allowed to raise
under the provision of Section is,
Chapter %, of the Revised Statutes of
1916, voted to raise 1898.
Goth. To see what sum of money
the town will vote to raise for the
support of schools for the ensuing
year. voted $4,000.
91st. To see what sum of money
the town will vote to raise for the
purchase of text books and supplies
for the schools. voted to raise $500.
|, 22nd. To see if the town Will vote
to raise s2?5 of the towns proper
| tional part of the salary Of the super
| intendent of schools for the ensuing
year, voted to raise 1928.
33rd. To see If the town will vote
to raise a sum of money for the re-
| pair of schoolhouse for the ensuing
| year, voted to raise $500.
oath. To see if the town will vote
| to raise a sum of money to pay tut
! ton Of scholars attending high school
| in other towns, voted to raise $500.
o5th. To see if the town will vote
| to raise a sum of money for Memorial
| Day purposes, voted to raise $40.
| o6th. To see what sum of money
! the town will vote to raise for the care
| of cemeteries. voted to raise $780,
! eth. To see if the town will elect
bv ballot a sexton to care for the GEM
eteries in town, elected by ballot G. n.
Smith.
2Sth. To see If the town will vote
! to maintain two street lamps, one at
North Cornville and one at Cornvillc
at Mcclure Corner, near the store, for
1925. voted yes
GOTH To see if the town will vote
to abato Il. r. Berry's tax for 1924.
| voted to rebate.
3Oth. To see if the town will vote
to raise sum of money 10 pay in
terest on interest bearing order, vot-
ed $400.
3lst To see IL the town will vote
to raise a sum of money to defray
all other town charges. voted $1,000.
32nd. To see if the town will vote
not to maintain q school, in any
school building in town during the
coming year unless there, is an aver
age attendance of 10 pupils, voted
passed.
33rd. To sec il the town will vote
not to transfer any pupils ten years
old and over, unless living a distance
of two miles or over from school, vot-
ed passed.
oath. To transact any other bust
ness that may legally come before
the meeting; j. Alton Amazene was
elected member of ministerial and
school fund to serve for years.
The following surveyors of wood,
bark and lumber were elected: Ern-
est Tufts, George Kicker Herbert
| Blackwell. There was a large at
| tendance at the meeting. Dinner was
served by the Wesserunsett Grange
ladies'. In the evening there was a
canoe. There was q supper at mid
night,