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Article 1 To Choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting
Sticle 2nd To see if the town will authorize the Crescere of the Poor to complete barn dipow the town farm, and appropriate money obtained by the sale of lumber, for the same or act in any way relative there to.
Wiele 3ª To see if the town will accept of an extension Koschool It as laid out by the Selectmen,
Sticle 4" To see if the town will accept of a road as laid out by the Selection in the village of Hest Warren leading from North It to the house of Desire Peltier
While 5th To see if the town will rote to build a Horse House on land of Knowles Steam Bunk Works, raise and appropriate a sun of money therefor, choose a committee to expand the same, or act in any way relative there to.
Hidet To see if the town will authorize the Que Engineers to purchase 1000 feet of hove, raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor, or act in anyway relative thereto."
And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by hasting af attected copies their, at each of The Last Offices no said Young and the Copy we
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Hu ron Call Building where the meeting is to be held, ten days at least before the time for holdme card meeting.
buco Mail Not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doing thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting as afort- said. Sinon under our hand this tenth day f tovember in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety six
FAillam &. Patrick Selectiven
Albert Ho Converse of
Wilson no Fair bank Warren
attest Chas, Blair Down Click!
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Worcester S. S. Town of Warrer. Pursuant to the within Warrant Share notified the Inhabitants of the Town of Harrow herein de- scribed to meet at the time and place and for the purpose within mentioned, by posting up attes- ted copies of this Warrant, at each of the Post- Offices in said town, and one copy on the building where the meeting is to be held, tell days before the time appointed for said meeting. Harrer November 14# 1896
W. A. Putnam Constable of Harren. i
Attest Chas B, Blair Down Check.
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At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Haven Fuld Saturday the limity eighth day of forember 4. 2. 1896 at Jours "Calle, the meeting was called to order to Chas , Slow down block of 3 15 minutes . M wh read the marrant.
Article 1st Charles 26 Walker was declared unanimously elected moderator to preside
Stick 2nd Usted That the Overseers of the Poor be authorized to build barn and the town appropriate therefor all the money received from the sale of lumber from Your fammi.
rticle 3ª Voted to accept the layout as reported, see Book of Day out of Roads.
Stickle 4th Voted, to accept the layout as reported, see Book of Layout of Roads;
Stile & Voted, that the town build a suitable building on hand of the Knowles Steam Pump Works to be been- pied by the Knowles Hose 60, provided, that permise. you can be obtained from The George I. Blake It's Go for the erection of said building free of expense for the use of the land, and that leave shall be quim to the town for the removal of said building at such time as the said yes " Blake M'y's to do not wish it upon their land; and that the Treasure be instructed to borrow the land of nine hundred dollars, and that the same be appropriated for the construction of said building, and that the Board of Fire Engineers be a committee to carry out said rote.
(Klicke 6. Usted that the town procure One thousand feet of fire hose, and that the measures be instructed to terrort Six hundred and Fifty Dollars, an the
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same be appropriated for the purchase of said Hore, and that the Board of Five Engineers be a committee to carry out said rote. "
Voted to dissolve the meeting. Chass, Blair Town Clerk.
Warren March 22"/97 We the undersigned do appoint S. R. Moon to assist in auditing the accounts of the Collection of Taxes of Warrew
W. L. Curtis B. A. Lydow Warren.
(Auditors
Attest Chas 8. Blair Town bleck. :
To Charles S. Blair Town bleck, He the undersigned Selectmen of Warrew hereby appoint the following persons to serve at the annual Throw Meeting Monday April 5. 1897
Harlan P. Bliss to assist at the Ballot Box.
Herbert N. Shepard and Molim H Underwood as tellers to check the voters list.
James N. F. Buintan and Lovell Do sage as Ballot Clerks William E. Patrick) Selectier Colbert H6, Converse of Hilson H. Jair bank Warren, Attest Warren March 27, 1897 Chas 3, Blair down Clock.
Harlan P. Bliss took Oath of office March 29, 1897 Herbert. F. Shepard took Out of office March 29.1897 Melvin Ho Underwood took Date of office March 31, 1897 Szeres J.S. Dui Can look. Oath of Office March 30, 1897 Lovill L. Sage took Oath of office March 27, 1897
Charles B, Blair Town blesk.
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To lhas & Shaw Clown Clerk
He the undersigned Selection of Haven birty ck point Marcus Burroughs as Calle Inspector for the year de ning April 1. 1897
Kilkaim & Patrick ) Hechner 4. 26. benvi
Hilsen H. Lacibank) Warren Warren March 27, 1897 Attest
Chas B. Blair own Clerk
Marcus Burroughs took the oath of office March 29, 1997 Chas B. Stair down to text.
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Worcester S.S.
To Walter A. Putnam Constable of the Town of Warren, in the bounty of Worcester, Greeting;
(In the name of the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts; you are directed to notify the Inhabitants of the Town of Warren, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall, in said Warren, on Monday the fifth day of April at Six o'clock in the fordnoon, then and there to act on the following Articles :-
Art 1th to choose a Moderator to preside a said meeting,
Art 21 % bring in their votes for Town Click and Treasurer for one year, One Selectman, One Assessor, One Overseer of the Poor, One member of the Board of Health, One Cemetery Commissioner, and three School Committee for three years, Three Auditors, Five Constables, and Collector of Taxes for One year, and to determine by "yes" or "No" in answer to the question Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town for the ensuring years All on one ballot.
Polls will be open at six thirty A. M. and may be closed at Ino P. M.
Art 3d
To hear the reports of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Pour, and all standing and special Committees and act thereon,
Art 4" To choose all necessary town officers, or act in any way relative thereto.
Art 5" (To determine the compensation of town officers, or act in any way relative thereto.
(Art 6" 1 % raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray the expenses of the tow. for the year ensuing.
Ant 7" To see if the town will authorize the Treasure with the approval of the Board of Selectmen to borrow more
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in anticipation of taxes.
frf 8.00 To determine the manner and state the terms and conditions of collecting the taxes for the year ensuing, and determine the compensation of the Collector.
Ant att To see if the town will vote to accept the list of furon as revised and reported by the Selectmen. ·
Art 10th To see if the town will vole to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Grand Any, for the proper ob- servance of Memorial Day.
At 11# To see if the town will adopt a bylaw relative to the cleaning of snow from the concrete walks , or act in any relative thereto.
Art 12# Or see if the town will raise and appropriate a sum of money for a suitable celebration of the Fourth of July.
Art 13 To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the suppression of crime and felony, appoint a committee or agents to expend such appropriation and enforce the law, or act in any way relative thereto.
Ant 140 To see if the town will appoint an agent or agents to prosecute and defend all suits that may be brought for, or against the town, and with authority to act in any way as they may desire for the best in- terech of the town.
Art 15th To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate. a sum of money for Night and Sunday Police or act in any way relative thereto.
Art 16th To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to License the sale of Fireworks including Five Crackers
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Art 17h To see if the town will vote to give the fireman an in- crease of eight dollars per year on their salaries appropriate money for the same , or act in any may relative thereto,
Art 18th (To see if the town will vote to accept the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, from the Estate of John W Chadsey said amount bring for the purpose of investment, the resulting income to be extended in the fires- ervation, care and improvement or embellish- ment of the tate. Jolm Ht, Ciadecy's burial for.
Art 19th 00 see if the town will grant the free use of the Town Hall Is the Grand Army for Memorial day and trening.
Art 20th To see if the town will raise and appropriate a sum of money to improve the land purchased for cemetery purposes, or act in any way relative there to.
Art 2ª to see if the town will accept of the widening of main street wear the house of Patrick Burns as laid out by the Selectinen, or act in any way relativo thereto.
Art 2nd To see if the town vote to pay Patrick Burns a sun of money in addition to that which he has already received from the town, as a reimbursement for ex- pense in removing portion of house located in highway, or act in any way relativo thereto.
Art 259 0 sec if the town will vote to accept of the sum of One Hundred Dollars from the Estate of Here Mary Burbank, said amount being for the purpose of in- vestiment, the resulting income to be extended for the preservation and care of the Asher A Burbank. burial lot,
And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by Erling up attested copies thereof, at each of the
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Post Offices in said Town, and one copy on the Town Hall Building, where the meeting a to be bild, fin stays at had before the time for holding said meeting.
Heraf Gail lot, and make ducedturn of this Har rank, frith your doings there, to the downs tolack of the time and place of meeting as agoraid aren under our hand this twenty second day of March in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety Sevenil
William &, Patrick \ Selectivew Albert 76, Converse 7 Wilson H. Fairbank Warren.
callest Chas8. Blair Down Click.
Worcester, SS. Clown of Warrer. Pursuant to the within Warrant I have notified the Inhabitants of the Town of Harren herein de- Scribed to meet at the time and place and for the purpose within mentioned, by posting up attested copies of this Warrant, at each of the Post Offices and said town, and one copy on the building where the meeting is to be held, ten days before the hive appointed for said meeting.
Warren March 24th 1897 Walter+ Putnam Constable of Varreu,
Sittest Chas, Estain town Blick.
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At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the econ of Haver Field Amonday the fifth day of (Heril 1897 at the Town Hall,
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(The meeting was called to order at 6-05 o'clock + M. Havant was read by Chas, Blair JouwBlock Who then arpointed freeph b. Hastige and William Taylor to act as ellers during the election of a Moderator, they were duly sloom to the faithful discharge of their duties,
Vender Art 1 Made choice of Charles H. Walker Moderation to preside at said meeting.
Under
Int 2nd Pole were oben at 6-30 O'clock . I. b. with James N. F. Luinlaw and Lovell L. Sage as Ballot Clerks, Herbert 1. Shepard and HMelvin Underwood tellers to check the voters list at ballot box, Harlan P. Bliss attended at the ballot box , Walter A. Butiam bonetable guarded
the entrance. Ballot Box register indicated o. o. o. Voted that all action upon the remaining articles of the warrant be postponed until one thirty o'clock P. M.
At 7-30 o'clock A.CH, Edward Fairbanks aras appointed to serve as a Ballot bleck during the absence of J.r. J. Quinlan, He was smow to the Faithful discharge of his duty, The Ballot box register got out of order at 1021, The Moderator and Town. Blesk opened the box and but the registering apparatus in order,
Af 9-05 o'clock A. M. the ballot box was opened and the ballots removed there from, the register indicated 112 and the ballots counted out 112.
Af 11-10 O'clock A. M. the Moderator appointed as Tellers to camas the notes, George & Tarbell (see) Albert Woodard (dem) Warren D. Hosley (rep) Edward Fairbanks (dem) They were duly swome to the faithful discharge of their duties, at to clock . A. John 9. Skipper me chpointed ballot clerk, and he was duly door,
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at 1-17 o'clock P. M. the Ballot Box was agarre opened and the ballots removed theufrem, the register of the tower natreated 3'N and the ballets, together with those previously somemed counted 371.
1-32 O'clock P. M. Voted to close the polls at 4 O'clock P.M. At 1-33 O'clock proceeded to take up the articles of the warand.
Art 39 Voted, to accept the reports as printed, Noted, to accept the report as given by the committee on How Hall
Voted, to accept the Committees report in reference to a tramp
Voted, that the incoming Board of Selectmen appoint
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all town officers not elected by ballot. "Salaries of Town Officers"
Voted, that the matter of salaries of own Officers, be taken up seperately.
Voted, that the compensation of the Town bleck should be Seventy five dollars ($75.)
Voted, that the compensation of the Treasurer should be Ohro hundred dollars, (200.)
Voted, that the Selectmen should each receive the sun of One hundred dollars ($100.) and that the Black of the Board should receive twenty- five dollars(25.) extra.
Vited, that the Assessor should each receive the some of truly fire cents (25) per hour for actual some of service employed,
Voted, that the Overseers of the Hogy should each received the snow of One Hundred dollars, and that the blesk of the board receive Imunity Five dollars Extra ($25.)
Veled, that the Board ofhealth should each receive the sum of renty-Five dollars (5.)
Usted, that the Auditors have no hay.
" Usted to take up each account seperately, and the following appropriations were voted Onlinegencies thirteen-hundred dollars ($/300)
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Art 6ª Jorn Officers, fourteen-hundred dollars, ($1400.) Election Expenses, two hundred dollars. ($200.) two thousand dollars. ($2000.) Sidewalk repairs, one hundred dollars ($100.)
Schools:
Teachers Salaries, Anne thousand dollars, ($9000.) Fuel and Bare of Buildings, Twenty three hundred dollars, (2300.) Books and Supplies, Ten hundred and Fifty dollars, ($1050.) Ine-hundred twenty-dollars. ($120.) Transportation of Pupils, Five hundred dollars ($500.)
Salary of Superintendent, Six hundred dollars ($600.) Echairs and Incidentales, Wie-undred dollars, ($900.) Evening Schools, One hundred dollars, 111571 ($100.) ($2200.)
Subbort of Poor, Trinity Two hundred dollars, Library, Four Hundred dollars and the dog fund, ("400.) Bare of Brunetery Thro hundred and Fifty dollars, ($250.) Fire Department, "Fifteen hundred dollars, ($1500.) ($2500.)
Electric Lights, Eventy fin hundred dollars,
Militar (Lid, hundred Fifty dollars. ($150.)
Soldiers & Sailors Relief, Two hundred dollars, ($200.) (expection of battle, Cm-hundred dollars! ($200.)
Abatement of Taxes, Two hundred Fifty dollars, ($250.) Interest, Sixteen hundred dollars, ($1600.) (этошансе, Seven hundred dollars, ($400.)
Vender. Voted, to take up article twenty two, Art 22nd Voted, to pass the article over.
Art " Voted, That for the purpose of procuring a temporary loan to and for the use of the Town of Warren, in anticipa- tion of the taxes of the present municipal year, the town treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to borrow, from time to time, with the approval of the board of Selectmen, a sume or sums in the aggre gate, not to exceed thirty thousand dollars, and to execute and deltion the mote or notes of the town therefor, payable within one year from the time the loan is made, with interess there on at a rate not exceeding six percent, per annum
303 any debt or debts incurred by a loan or loans to the town under this vote shall be paid from the taxes the fires. -cut municipal year.
It gt Veled Bral the matter be left to the discussion of theme of Selectmen, (resinded later)
Voted, to accept the list as revised, as follows ;- said names to be placed in the Jury Box,
George &. Martin
Albert H. Bliss
Albers H, Converse
Harriver Bliss
Samuelxs, Butter Milton Dickson Charles H. Burt
George P. Barrows
John Lycett
William & Patrick
John &. Walsh
Stephen Avery
John W. Lawrence
Alfred D, Briggs
Diright I Orcutt
Jesse J, Leonard
Lyman Crosby Herbert D, Underwood
George L. Butler
William . Robbins.
Eugene F. Quinlan Edward Price Narren D. Ball Grank , Gleason
Andrew A. Converse Adelbert J. Darling Suron A. Scarce William A. Smith
Joseph O; Faneuf Williane C. Sage Henry af, Low Charles A, butter Willain black Fred to, Wilcox Joseph S. Hastings George A, Shumway Hilhave H, Hitchcock Andrew Martin Joseph &, Lombard Harlan P. Bliss James Mo. Caranauy ti
Donight b. Heacox Abdactual Houderword Alfred &. Shumway Eugene P. Howard Esired Metteplace, Svin A Linque, Lucian » Gilbert Thomas Flannery, Syman Allavers & Victor Sherburne Boyce 6. Strickland.
Reuben F. Clark. George W. Foster, John O, Albee
Chner C. Clark. Charles L. Combe Levi's Me Blodgett Herbert Cr. Shepard Eachward, Lo. Frskit. Lovill L, lage
304 Under Art 10.25 Homdie Art 11th Voted, To pass the article over,
Voted, To pass the article OVEN,
Honder Voted, To take up article seventeen Art 17" Voted, To pass the article over,
Vender
(Art 12th Voted, To pass the article over,
Voted, To raise and appropriate the sum of two Hun- dred, for suppression of crime and felony.
Voted, That the board of Selectmen be a committee to ach under the call of the article.
Under
Art 15th Noted, To pass the article over.
Under (Art 16th
Voted, That the Selection be authorized to grant Licenses for the sale of Fire works, including Fire Crackers.
(Art 18# Voted, What the town accept the sum of Two Hundred from the Estate of John M. Chadsey, said amount bring for the purpose of investment, the resulting income to be expended in the preservation, care and improvement, for embellishment of the late John W, Chadsey's burial Honden lot. ·Voted, that the town grant the free use of the Tour Hall, as callefor in the warrant,
Art 200 Voted, That the sum of Seven hundred and thirty fin and Too Dollars be raised and appropriated, said amount bring the same amount as unexpended of last year's cem- etery account,
(Art 212 Voted, To accept the layout as read, awarding. Patrick Burns, damages to the amount of One -
Hundred and Ten Dollars, (see layout of Roads, Boor
Under
of a Valid, to accept of the sun of One Hundred Dollars Grow the Estate of Art. Mary Burbank, said amount
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line for the purpose atment, the resulting 1200000 to the expended for the preservation and care of the Asher A. Surbank burial lot.
Voted, to take up article eight, (8th)
Usted, to rescind the vote, that the matter be left to the discretion of the Selection"
Noted That all holt tures shall be paid July 15th 1597, all personal taxes shall be paid on or before Sep tember 1er, 1897,
all taxes remaining unpaid November 1st 1597, shall pay interest thereon at the rate of six percent for annun until January 1er 1898, when all taxes shall be paid. The Collector shall at once, pro need to collect all unpaid taxes and interest by law,
The Collector of Taxes for 1897 shall furnish all Stat- ionary postage and printing connected with his office, and received there for, and for the collection of taxes the sun of Two Hundred and Fifty Dot- larstobe haid when the taxes are all collected or abated. He shall send to each tax payer a statement of the amount of his taxe's, and the vote of the town in relation to the payment and collection of the same.
Voted, That the meeting be dissolved, except the can- varing, counting and declaring the vote for town officers
At 4- O'clock ? It. the polls more declared Closed, The dial on the ballet box indicated 485 the hallof lox was opened and one hundred and Unuteen ballots removed there fore, amaking the total number of ballots cast- 488. The check list, and voters list were counted and showed, as voting, 449 new, 39 Women, at six oclock and thirty minutes, the modern
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gan the canvas of votes as follows: for time Officers Town Clerk, for one year Charles B. Blair received three hundred and forty three Inom april 5.1897 by the moderator.
Votes, and was declared elected, 343 F. E. Gleason received one vote /
E. G. Sawyer received two rotes 2
26, B, Smitte received two votes 2
W. H. Kelley received one rote 1
W.B. Rams dell received one rote 1
Blanks Ninety Nine 99
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Treasurer, for one year
1 Charles B. Blair received two hundred and Seruty Inom april 5. 1897 by the Moderator
three rotes, was declared elected 273
William B, Ramsdell received one hundred and fifty 04. 150
F.C. Gleason received one rote 1
Blanks twenty five 25,
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Selectman for three years, Wilson 2, Fairbank received three hundred and errone april 10. 1897 by Town Clerk. Seventy Six votes, was declared elected 376 I. H. Lawrence received one rote. /
F. E. Gleason received two votes 2
W. B. Ramsdell received four votes 4
26. 8, Smith received one rote /
C. W. Ball received one rote / D. W. Shepard received one vote / Blanke sixty three 63
449 Assessor for three years, Bank &, Garson received liver Hundred and fifty notes 350 Inrome april 10, 1897 by Town Clerk. and was declared dected.
A. V. Dow received one vote. /
6. A. thehard received ne vite. (Russell Lombard received one vote / Blanke ninety six. 96
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Overicer of the Poor, for three years. mon april 8, 1897 by Town Clark, Samuell & Butter, three hundred Sixty Six roles
and was declared elected. George this onesite, I. E. Gleason one role, 1 Haley ones le Blanke eighty 80
Three School Committee, for three years Sank & Glasow, Three hundred fifty nine, declined elected James 6. Grant three hundred forty three, declared elected 243 accepted april 9. 1897 de Corr Clerk. Charles C. Walker, three hundred Eighty three, declared elected 2. W. Laurence, to
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H. B. Forbush one
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D. G. Weston, one
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War Shee han 2nd one
Blanks three hundred Seventy three 373, 1 1464
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Board of "battle for three years, Anwarit 13. 1897 by F.H. familiale Justice of Places
Charles E, Leking, Knee hundred Forty three, dicland elected. F.E. Gleason one, 6 A, and to Schwe, Dalton, one
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Blanks one hundred and two 102 449
Auditors for one year, Korom april 10% 1897 by your Clerk. Edgar lack, three Hundred thirty four, declared elected, Perroon April 14. J1897 by Jour bleck. HarryS, ollis three hundred forty Five, declared lies led. Arropre april 6. 1897 ly Jaferie Clerk, Qand M. Sales force hundred three, decirut theted, C.S. Hitchcock, Jour,
C. C. Hervon, 1
A. L. Harwood, one
2%. 2. Curtis, three
ES Elcasore, one Blanke, three hundred fifty,
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Collection of taxes. For one year, iknow april 12, 1897 by 6has 13, 13lain Four Click Owy ( Jana, She Hundred forty six, declared elected, I. B. Pramsdell, one 6.0 Blair, three
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Russell Lombard, one
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F. E. Gleason, one
H. H. Kelley, three 3
26.B. Smete, one, /
Blanke, Ninety three, 93
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Constable, for one year. sirom april 10, 1897 by Town bleek. borace I Cole, three hundred thirty, declared elected 3 30
sion april 5.1899. by the Moderator. Parte A. Putnam, Five hundred fifty one, declared ciecled 3.11
South Indian, Avec Hundred Ininty Lix, declared elected,
Snow april 6, 1897 by Jour bleck
rua w. Smith, Here hundred twentyge, declared elected, 320
1 Amonu abril 6.1897 bet Jour Clerk. ClarenceS. Thompson, three hundred fifteen, declared elected, 315
Horace Button, once, "us Cunningham, once,
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F.L. Gleason, one, lance bailes, one, 19 Voldemortle, one
Sehr Skipper,
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Blanks, five hundred ninety six, 596
2245 Carneteu Commissioner for three years, 1 smni april 6, 1897 barthe Jour Clerk, 331
Joseph !Cortinas, three unified thirty one, declared elected, 6. & Buck, que /
Boot Johnson , one
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Henry Benson, two ES Season, one
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Blanks, one hundred and twelve, 112
449 Can recensies be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquor, yes, one hundred fifty one 151
Tto, I'm hundred eighty your 284 Blanke fourteen,
at 6-45 O'clock 9, 16 voted to dissolve the 4119
vesting, etles Charles 3, Blain Down Clerk,
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Carroon abril To 1,897 by 9, 11 Kimball Justice of Prace
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Harrow Mass April 6# 1897 (I have this day destroyed all ballots as cast at the annual election, April 6th 1896 also those cast at the state election, for fire- Direct a and B. (Nor 3ª 1896.
To Charles, S. Blair Town bleck The undersigned Selectmen of the Town of Haven, hereby appoint the following Officers for the year end- ind April 12 1898.
Fred H. Sylvester
(error, April 22. 1897) superintendent of Street
Field Drivers viz :- Herbert B. Carpenter E. Carroll Bliss
From April 234 1891 Arrow April 20.# 1897
William S. Patrick
Archer N. Juttle George M. Faulkner
William &, Jagan
Herbert R. Trickey
Declined April 26, 1897 Arom (April 28# 1897 Declined April 22, 1891
Fence Viewers Vigi
Charles A. Shepard Imorw (Afnic 28.4 1897
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