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Selectors by District. Thom 2. AL Frisell of Hinsdale Reed Two votes (2) OW. Cobb of East Hampton", Java " (2)
Hey & Cowill of Phburnham Two " (2)
Iso " (2)
& B. Le of Reading Two ".
( 2 )
Theland O. Pyrid of Buddy 11
1.
Javo " 2
Dels and Seidel - Socialist. Electri ut Large
Fried Tepper of Laurence Rec'd There Faits1 7
Daniel a. White of Brockton 11 There " (3)
Electors by Districts.
Wiepred Griffin of Pitifield Rico, Three. vater. ( 3)
Because Hitchcock of Warl. 11 Three " ( 3)
Rosa : Commence of Clinton. Three (3)
Card E. Fenner of Worcester 11
Three ( 3)
Vive m. J. Carroli of Lower 11 Three (3)
OF. Carey of Haverhill 11
Three
(3)
ambrose Miles of Laws 11 Three" (3) Rinner and Gillhaus- Socialist Labor. Electors at Large. Robert Bateson of Fall River Reed No. rates. moritz E. Rather of Holyoke "
Electors by Districts. Herman Kopke of Pittsfield Read No Votes Frederick O Nager of Spring wie ined " "
Ase dikra of finland
11
Lars! Ne son of Cambridge
Thomas F. Brennan of Calin 11
Fred &, Oelcher of Peabody
11 11
Roosevelt and Johnson, Progressive Party Est at Lasq.
fragenis of Bas . Reed Fifty, Vate. (50) Laseri AL Vias of Boston ". Fifty .. (50)
Electors by Districts.
Cornelius &. Book of Pittsfield Reed Fifty (50)
9 . Frank Drake of Springfield " Fifty (50)
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Cuffed a Wright of Cambridge De Tavo 7 12
Henry LaRussella Malden .. 2) Clarion L Woodruff of Boston". Two 2 John Morgan Boston 11 11 (2)
Solon W. Binghamof Boston " 11
(2)
. John a. Nicholls of Boston ". Javo 11 (2)
albert 2. Orem of Sharon " In. 11
(2)
David morrison of Fall River Rend tivo Vatis( 2)
Edwina Pauldingof Plymouth. Two " ( 2 ) Electors by Districts. John Tiefenthal Ir of Cambridge Read Three Vates 3 John & Williams of Malden Three ( 3 Fired B. Chase of Boston 11 Three 3)
George Roewerden of Boston 1 Three 3
Samuel & Levenberg , Baston
, 3
adam Langill of Waltham Three "(3) Foll Thebadeau of Brockton Three
John Vi Lawyer of Taunton 11 Three 11 (3)
arthur N. Harriman of New Bedford. Three (3)
Electors by Districts
Peter O'Rourke of Medford Peca. No. Voit. Ernesto Blabarino of Inaicien 11
Charles & Severson of Boston 11 11
Henry C. Ness of "Boston 11 11
11
Ferdinand Houtenbrink fro Basto. " 11 11
josephv. Foley of Vial pole 1 11
Patrick A Loftus of abington 11 11
George R. Rigby of Fall River 1 11
Jaines. I. Holder of New Bedford " 11 11
Electors by Districts.
Frederick Fosdick of Fitchburg. Reid, Filt Vore (5) Frank & Quist of worcester 2.6 " (50)
Lew: D. apsley of Heroes.
1. 50
Nelson B Clart of Beverly =
Fifty (55) Payment Ranger of Ly ..! 1
Fifty 1 : (50)
Lawrence L. Brooks, of Cambridge 1
Fility 11 (50)
Eugene H. Cox of Walden
Fifty (50)
Jerome a Petitti of Boston 3
Fifty
(50)
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Low" reation of Roosevelt and Johnson Progressive Party. Efectos de Districts
this D. Hill of Bosten Reed. Fifty Vater. (50)
Fifty 11 (50)
Namn Wwwhall of Newton ".
Fifty
(50)
Charles &. Millet of Brockton .. Fifty 11 (50)
Robert a Lean of Fall River " Fifty (50)
Frank E. Dansdes of New Bedford " Fifty " (50) Taft and Sherman. Republian. Electors at Large.
Rufus D. Adams of Salem, Reed Fifty two Vates. 52)
Fifty two " (52) Excites By Districts Wie a. Burns of Pittsfield Reed Fifty two Vates (52) Ya = I Koli son of Springfield " Fifty two " (52)
here to Palace of Fitchburg 11 Fifty two (52)
Pas es Login. of Viccester Fifty two "1 (52)
Has 4 Por rot of Lawell Fifty two " (52)
a red E. Lyons of Haverhill
Fifty two " (52)
L' Veal Barnon of = y =
Qvet C. Benton of Belmont.
Franck W. Hantill of Walden
Danne. V. H. Mi rick of Boston 11
Fifty two " ( 52)
Frank Lage" o. Baston 11
Fifty to ( 52 )
moses S. La rie of Basten.
Filt two " (5-2)
6. Hen Ses of marlborough "
Harace M. Keith of Brickto.
Ufred B. Willians of Jaunton 1
Basejuh Wals of Falmon the
Fift tivo " (52) Fifty two " (52) Wilson and Marshall .- Democratie, Elect is at Laser.
A Vilwings of Fall River, Ried Thirty seven. vat (37)
Vitia de Gaston of Boston Thirty Seven . (37) Electro by Districts
Daniel F. Doherty of Hetfield Ried Thirty se on Vat (37) Edna aH. Lathrop of Springfield " Thest sever " (37) Frank H. Job of Leominster 11
Thirty ser-n. "1 (37)
John F. Meaning of Blackstone 11
Thirty seven . (37)
O Psech O'connor of Lower 11
Thirty seven " (37)
Fifty two " (52) Fifty two " (5-2)
Fifty two ". (321
Fifty two " (52) Fifty two 11 (5-2)
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Electors boy ister et Ce
Charles a. Russell of Elencate, RIS, T-de-2 321
Walter H. Creamner of by 11
JA'Seve "Val (37) The vas E. Dwyer of War ofrent Tivity de 37 James H. Malone of Chelsea 11
Thirty seven (37) Puha 9. mahoney of Bastion 11
Think seve .. (37) Shirt se 37
game . F. Comver! Boston 11
Forty Seven 37
Charles B. Strecker of Brother 11
alvin te Drinkwater of Braintree Je Jeve . (371
Thomas F Higgins of Fa Radio Thierry seven (37
George Mr. Harlow of Stannoth
Jste Seven 11 37
Election for State Offices. For Governor-
Charles S. Bird of Wall of. Prog. Parte Reed Faity Force Vat (+4)
Engener. Foss or Barton Democratic. Forty " (40)
Patrick Muligan of boston Sociais Last ".
11 Frank M. Rand of Haverhile Prohibition ". No 11
Roland J. Sawyer of War Socialist " (2)
Joseph Walker of Brooklin . Republican ". Filt, two " (52, Blanks (16)
Lieutenant Governor
Daniel Cosgrove of Lower Prog Party Read. Forty three Votes (43) alfred H. Evans of Northampton Prohibition " One vote (!) Robert Luce of Somerville. Republican. Fifty three votos 531 Robert B. Martin of Boston Socialist Tavs (2)
Denio Inc Goff of New Bedford Socialist Labor No. 1
David & Walsh of Fitchburg Democratic Thirty Six 36 Blanks Thirteen
Secretary.
Frank & Dovalue of Boston. Democratic Reed Thirt Votes (30) Ellen Hayes of Nelleshe, Socialist "1 11 Four ( 4 ) albert . Langtry of Springfield Republican " Fifty five " (55)
Karl Lindstrand of Spy war Socialist Labor" are (1)
William W. Nash of Welthrough Prohibition " One " (1) Russell a, Wood of Cambridge Prog Party " Thirty Jour" (34) Blancas
" Twenty Three ( 23)
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Treasurer. Shares Of theuse of Swansea Prohibition Rece Two. Vit. 2 Dos Amt of hill Sociwant tolor Jic.
Et B. Keith & Brachten Prog. Party Gewehr L.P. St. Nousoft bring. Democratic 11 Inventy eight " 28
'S baseret Strive to Do with. Republican I. F. Vieles of vreester Socialist
Thirty one . (31) "
11 62
11 (2)
Blanke
Jmen ; Virus (23)
Mediter.
Da Fi Carsies of Newburyport. De chate Read The ty votes (30) Herbert B Griffin of Boston Prohibition Eight " (8) Octave- a La Riviere of Springfield Prog Party
". Thirty one " (31) Aybester I. Mc Bride of Vateste on. Socialist One " (1) de mian P. MCNab, of Satin Socialist Label " One " (!) Dr. E. White of Tisbury. Republican Blanks " Fifty nine " (59) Twenty three (23)
attorney General
George W. Anderson of Boston Democratic Reed Thirty Votes(30) Frank Bal mback of Boston Socialist Labar " No, Freeman J. Crowneth of Chelsea Prohibition " No 11 H. Hueste Newton of Everett Prog Party . Thirty two " (32) Surge E. Roewer gr of Bastion Socialist Three " (3) Pas. M. Swift of Fall River. Republican. Sixty " (60) Blanks
Twenty three (23) Congressman Third District Stephen. M. To shall of Clinton Progressive Reed Thirty three Votes (3) M. Fred O'Conner of Fitenburg Democratic Thirty " (30) Leon B. Stoddard of Orange Socialist "
Three " (3) William Henry, Wilder of Gardner. Republican " Fiftymine.(59) Blanks
Twenty three (23) Councilor Seventh District. Daniel E. Deny of Warcester Republican Reed. Fifty eight vares(58) Sven E. Hanson of Worcester Prog. Parly ". Thirty five " (35) arthur E. Seagrave of Nexbridge Democratic .. Thirty " (30) Blanks
Twenty five (25 ) Senator. Worcester & Hampden District. Alexis Boyer. Dr. of Southbridge. Democratic. Reed. Thirty one Votes (31) George M. Shattuck of Sturbridge. Prog. Party " Inscrity six . " ( 26 ) William H. Wheeler of Hubbardstone Republican " Sity two " (62) Blanks
Thirteen ( 13)
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Oreh esental ve in kem we do. Frest Ha sad. Listet. Frelow 2. Ball of Ham, Republican Rx'd Il ity sie Vit s. (36) John F. Heward of Norland Prof. " Sixt, m. (64) Richard S. Hughes of Warse Des ci be " Thirty 11 (30) Blanes (13)
County, Commissioner Hapain County.
arian L. Votter of Fr gfile . Sep. and Non- Paper Reatment, a Vat (32) Charles t. Si velem of )si Drott Re . " Serão de (77) Blanks
County Treasures. vato 491 Fred It. Because of ihr the envernice Fruitcaching Brannks
amendment to Constitution disqualifying certains . (79) Yes- Fifty Six. (55)- Na-Forte (14) Blad Seventy nine Avendone it relative to taxatie of wild or forest land. Jis- Forty Five-45' La. Ja to Three(23) Bia hs Eighty (80) acceptance of net passed in 1912 relative to penso certain calores in Cities and Journal
Yes- Thirty Live ( 35)- No- This the -(3) 3/2. Eighty (80)
The care going result of the canals and can it was declared by the Tor Block in open mare ting. Uno after making out and signing and sealing up the return of the aforesaid, with all the ballots cast. together with tally and Inta shirt and certified to by a majority of the election officer:, all being done in open meeting. amation was then made to dissolve the meeting, and it was se vated. and so declared by the presed q officer.
auteur. However H. Corbin. Town & terk.
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Breating of Tower de Jov 15. 1912
Is it ever fy that at a momenting of the Town Clocks of Represen- tation Livret metronem Har poen County Dass held at the To Start's of ie in Palmer on Friday the filterthe day of Noven det. a. L. 1912. at noon. for the purpose of examining and ca: paring the return of the votes cast in said List ist on Tuesday the first day a November 1912 by the several Towns Therein for Representative to the General Houst and acertain who hast l'e electra.
The who m tes of ballat cast was and we for the latowing personas Vi.
Freio D. Bair a Morison. Republican Rec'd Eight hundred and two vates. (802)
John F. Hebard of Hood. Prog. Party Ried Three hundred and ninety six vat. (396)
Richard . Hughes of The son Democratic Reed Seven hundred and seventy hi ar vates. (774)
Blanche Two handed and light. (208)
Total. In the sand one hundred and eighty (2180) Vatiby Towns
Richard SHughes Dohos of housing
F. Hebard of Holland
Blanks Total
Brimfield
36
30
69
13
148
Palmer
422
467
154
132
1175
morson
318
255
115
53
741
Viales
22
22
29
10
83
Holland
4
29
33
802
774
396208
2180
Miner N. Corbin Town & Merk of Brimfield.
John F. Foley Jouw block of Palmer.
har vs & Peck Town Klerk all
Vousor.
Orro P. Royce
Town Clerk of Wales.
arthur F. Blodgett Town Clerk of Holland.
attest Miner H. Corbin. Town Clerk.
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Brinechild Feb. 3% 1913. Jo Miner H. Les K
They ' early di the Democratic Jours Date have or angel by the choice of Charles S. Tarbert Chair, un. John Shanty, St. Такая . Авaть. Глеабичей. John Stanly Secretary.
Brimfield Mass . & # 18. Town blesk (Bx i fier . Dear Sir.
The Republican Town Committee organized Feb 3. at I. P.I. Vis. Crise Heins Chama W.C. So enpost Secretar. George &. Hitchcock Treasurer. Other members The lot. Lawrence teles we B. Brown. y was Truly. Wml. Davenport Secy.
Dorin pisa Mass. Feb. 21at 1913.
To the Town Clerk. This is to carting that at a creating of the Town Committe of the Progressive Party held Feb- 212- 1912 the following officers were chosen ... Chairman R. 2: Jawin Secretary. B. E. Campbell, Treasurer. P. C. Leach. J B. E Bankbell Secy.
March 1 st 1913. Having been appointed by The Selectmen. Wiliam I. Jenning and Everett ", Showwell personally Valseared before one and took the catch of office 2. auditors for the Town of Brimfield to fill a vacancy. Miner H. Carlin Town Clerk.
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Present for annual Town Meeting Common wealth of Massachusetts.
Hampiten of S. To either of the Constables of the Town of Brownfield
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warm the inhabitants of the Town of Brimfield qualified to vate. in ton. affairs to meet at the Town Hall in said Brun- field on Monday the 24th day of March inst at 10 o'clock in the farenoon. to act on the following articles. Viz :
art. First "1 Second
To choose a moderator to preside over said meeting. To choose all necessary town officers for the ensuing year. also all committees and agents the buisness of the town may require. all oficers required by law to be chosen by ballot must be on one ballat. The polls will be open at half past ten o'clock U. M. and may be closed at half past two o'clock P.m.
article 34 To hear reports of officers and agents heretofore chosen by the town and act therem.
article 4th To raise money for the support of schools. highways bridges payment of town debts, and to defray the expenses for the ensuing year , and direct how the same shall be expended.
article 5 th To see if the town will authorize it's Treasures to borrow money in anticipation of the taxes for the ensuing year. the same to be paid from said topes .
Cuticle 6th To determine the manner, and state the terms and conditions of collecting the taxes for the ensuing year and fix the compensationof the collector of taxes.
article 7th To see if the town will allow a discount on taxes if paid within certain perods ar act thereon.
article 8th To see if the town will authorize the collector to use the means for collecting taxes which the Town Treasurer may use when appointed collector.
article 9th To see what disposition the town will make of its dag fund oract thereon.
article 10th To seeif the town cause to be printed the reports of its offices. or agents , or any part of the same
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article 11th To see if the town raise and appropriate any money for State aid.
article 12th To see what sum of money if any the town will appropriate for memorial Day. article 13th To bring in their vates."Yes or No." upon the question"Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town .
article 14# To see what action the town will take in regard to lighting the streets of the Center village and the Village at East Brinfield and act thereon
article 15th To see what sum of money money the town will appropriate. for the sup pression of the gypsy und brown lail moth, and Eln tree beetle, and act there on.
Article 16th To see if the town will accept any legacies left the Town the income to be used for the maintenance of certain lots in the Center lennetiny.
Article 17th To see if the town will vote to elect it's cemetery Commin - sioners as provided in Chapter 78. section 21. of the Revised laws. und act thereon. article 18th To see what action the town will take in regard to constructing the highway at Hunter's Corner": relocated by the bounty Comisiones.
Article 19th To. see what action the town will take regarding revaluation of realestate in town. Cuticle 20th To see if the town will vite to mail in addition to the present method of calling town meetings, a notice to each voter intown, and the subject to be acted on at said meeting.
article 2nd To see if the town will vate to petition the State Highway misplaced) Commission. under chapter 279. acts of 1908, for an allotment of money for the repair of highways, the same to be expended on the palmer road.
Article 21 at To see what sum of money if any the town will appropriate to be used for the suppression of illegal sale of intoxicating liquors in Town.
article 23" To see what sun of money if any the town will raise and apro- - priate for the construction and repair of sidewalks , and act thereon. article 24th To see what sum of money if any the town will appropriate for the case of the Common and act thereon:
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article 25th To see what action the town will take to provide further fire & olection and not thereon.
article 26th To see if the town will vote to acept a certain piece of road in East Binfield is constructed by the Smell Manufacturing Co. and relieve them of all future maintenance of the same.
article 27 th To see what sum of money if any the town will raise and appropriate for completing the new road at Dunhamtown. and act Thereon.
and you are hereby directed to serve this warrent by posting an attested copy of the same at the Town Hall. on' at the Center post office. and by mailing a copy to the post office at East Brimfield, and by mailing or other wise sending a copy to Faskett's mills and the Depat at West Brimfield seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting. Hereaf fail not and make due return of this
warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk of said Brimfield at the time and place of meeting aforesaid.
Given under our hands this eighth (8%) day of March in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirteen.
Orrin Hicks Merritt S. Dunham of.
Selectmen.
John Shawty Brimfield.
This is to certify that I have served the within. Warrant as heren directed.
Patrick J. Mc. Intire. Constable of Brimfield. East Brimfield March. 14th 1913.
a true copy of the Warrant and the return of the Constable thereon.
attest. Miner H. Corbin. Jown Clerk.
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Channel town meeting held moreday March 24th (1.3. The voters of Brimfield assembled at the town Hat on Mouse day Deres 24th 19/3. in response to the foregoing passant. The meeting was called to order by the Young Clerk Ineiner N. Graben, who read the warrant alive the meeting. The meeting was opened at 10, 0 clock quel 4 minutes (L.m. George W. hernan, Charles C. Brew annuel N. Celans and. Frederick Lack. having been previously appointed by the Selectionen us ballot clerks and tellers. to deliver the ballats. check the names. and assist in assorting and canvassing and counting the ballots cast por moderator and town officers, also on the question shall license be granted in this town for the sale of intoxicating liquor's" and they were severally sworn by the town Clerk. U ballet was there. taken for moderator with the following result, whole number of ballots cast thirty four. (34) of which Robert J. Streeter received thisty four and was unamionly elected. and accepted the office. The cards of instructions and specimen ballots were Then delivered to the ballot clerks by the town clerk to be posted. and the packages of official ballots said to Contain two hundred and twenty eight ballots for mule vaters, and a packing? of official ballots said to contain sixty four (64) ballats for female voters. and received their receipt for them. The ballat box was then opened for inspection and declared to be empty by the moderator. it was then locked and the key delivered : George & Hitchcock Police Officer who had been appointed to that office, and the ballat boxregister. was declared by the moderator to stand at 000. at-10. o clock and Five minutes a. M. The moderator declared the polls for the reception of ballots. Cut 11,20 Vated To take up town buisness. article 5th taken up.
Voted on mation of cerri Hicks that the Treasurer be authorized to borrow money from time to time with the approval of the Selectmen in anticipation of the taxes of municipal year beginning april 1st 1913. to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate of tive thousand ($2000.) dollars, and to issue a note on mates therefor payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vate to be paid from the taxes of said municipal year.
Voted In motion of Samuel adams that the collector of taxes collect the taxes under the same conditions and restrictions with the same. compensation heretofare - See Page 3 .-
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Voted To pass over article Seventh (7) article 8th taken up.
vated That the tax Collector may have the same authority as the Treasurer has when appointed collector.
Valed That the Dog fund amounting to $17.09. be appropriated to the use of the public Library.
Vated That the town cause to be printed the reports of its officers and agents as heretofore, and that a copy be mailed is each voter as soon as possible after printed
Vated To pass over article Eleven (1.) Took up artist twelve (12) Vated Vated on motion of W. O. Smith that the sum of $ 65,00 sixty five dollars be appropriated for memorial Day.
Vated On mation of George Steinson that all Legacies given to the Town for the perpetual care of Cemetery lots be accepted. article seventeenth taken up." Vated To elect the Cemetery Commissioners as provided by Chapter 78 Set: 21 of the Revised Laws, Voted To suspend action on town buisness. until one o'clock. 2. m. Out one o'clock the town resumed town buisness.
Vated To give Rufus Strinpone twenty minutes to speak on voca- -trow education with special reference to "agricultural training" and he gave a very interesting talk, which was greatly appreciated. and the town gave hima vote of thanks. article third was taken up and acted upor
at The report of the Committee on Electric Lights chosen the annual meeting held march 25th 1912. reported as follows The Committee chosen at the annual Town Meeting held on march 25th 1912 to investigate the cost of installing Electric Lights in the Center Village, and the Village at East Brim- - field and report at the next animal Town meeting Submit the following report. after carefully considering the matter of purchasing and equiping a plant of our own . The Committee were unanimous in their opinion that it would be more satisfactory for the town to purchase their Electric lights through a Company organized for that purpose ..
Report of Committee on Electric Lights
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The Committee there fore took the matter up with the Central muss. Company of Palmer and they refused to consider the extention of a live to Brimfield. after which the Committee took thematter up with the Webster and South bridge Gas and Electric Company. The officers of the Company after looking the ground over estimated that fifty five (55) lights would be required to suitably light both villages, and submitted the following proposition. The Company agree to furnish and they recommend the forty (40) Candle priver Tungsten lights at the following prices. 1at lights burning fromdusk untie midnight every night at $13.30 per light per year. 2nd Lights burning from dusk until daylight every night $18.00 per lamp per year- 3ª Lights burning from dusk until midnight on a moonlight schedule $12.25 per light per year. The prices the Company assert are for a five year contract. The Committee recommend that the town accept the first proposition Vis, Lights burning from dusk until Midnight every night, at $13.30 per light. Respectfully submitted. Edward B. Brown Chairman) Orrin Nicks Merritt & Dunham Committee
Vated to accept of the report of the committee, as presented.
Vated That the Committee on construction of the East Brimfield bridge be discharged. Vated On mation of Orrin Hicks that the Selectmen be authorized to contract with the Webster and Southbridge Gas and Electric Go for lighting the streets of the Town for the term of five years. upon such terms and conditions as may be mut. - rally agreed upon between the Selectmen in behalf of the Jown, and the Webster and Southbridge Gas and Electric la.
Vated In motion of that S. Tarbell that the Selectionbe instru- - ted to contract with the Company to light streets every night untill midnight.
voted. In motion of E. B. Brown that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars ( 750.00) for lighting the streets at Center village and at East Brunfield
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Voted
Inmotion Chard. Tarbell that the Committee on Electric listo be discharged. The Committee were Orrin Nicks Merritt & Dunham und Edward B. Brown.
moved by Or in Harcks that the sum of two hundred and fifty l'ars be raised and appropriated for the gypsy a d bamum York math and Elm tree beitte. Unvended by L. Oliver that the sum be one hundred and seventy five dollars ($175.) and ammedment Vated was carried that the sumbe $175.00
At three o'clock (. In the moderator declared the polesclosed and the ballot clerks proceeded to count their check lists. The ballot box register stood at 137. The ballot boy was then openid and the moderator proceeded to count ballots one by one in apen meeting. whole number of ballots cast, male One hundred and thirty two (132) Female six (6) total vote one hundred and thirty eight (138) article 4 th taken up
Vated in motion of R. V. Sawin to sense and appropriate the sumal two thousand and three hundred dollars $2300,00 for salary of teachers. Janitors, fuel, and care of school houses Voted To raise and appropriate for medical inspection the sum of 25.00 Vated To raise and appropriate for salaries of school Committee $ 70.00 Vated Toraise and appropriate for Superintendent of Schools $ 375,00 Voted To raise and appropriate for transportation of scholars.$ 50.00 Vaited To raise and appropriate for text books and supplies 376.00 Voted To raise und appropriate for the repair of school Houses $ 400,00 Vated To raise and appropriate for the support of Pampers $ 600,00 and the rent of the Town farm, Vated To raise and appropriate for repair of highways $ 2,000.00 Vated To raise and appropriate for repair of bridges $ 200.00
Vated To raise and appropriate for repair of culverts $ 150,00
Vated To raise and appropriate for railings $ 150.00
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Voted To raise and appropriate for repairof tools the 20 m of 50.00
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