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Geo. W. Chadwick was chosen Moderator
Voted
Voted
To accept the action of the Selectmen in laying out a town way from near the Rail Road Depot through land of Mrs Lucinda Love to the road leading by the house of John Hale (see report at the end of this record)
That the Selectmen be a Committee to let out the working of said road.
Voted
That the Selectmen be directed to let out the working of the road either in one or two sections to the lowest bidder, to be worked according to their direction and to
Voted
Voted
Voted
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1881 Oct. 12 meeting continued Voted
Voted
Report on the new road as accepted
their acceptance.
That the road be worked and completed before the first day of December next
To Dissolve the Meeting Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk
The following is the report of the Selectmen allu- ded to in the foregoing record.
We the Selectmen of the town of Boxford having complied with the requirements of the law in relation to notifying the owners of land over which Oct 12. 1881 we were petitioned to lay out a tour way, have laid out such town way as follows: Beginning at a monument on the southerly side of the road leading by the house of John Hale in said Boxford at the land of Mrs Lucinda Lowe, then through said Lowe's land southeasterly seventy three and one half rods to the roads near the freight Depot: the said town way to be three words in width from the westerly line of said railroad- and we have agreed to award the owner of the land over which. said town way passes for her damages is as follows, One and three eighths acres of land Sixty Dollars 60.) To seventy three and one half rods of fence Seventy five dollars.
And your Selectmen hereby respectfully report said town way to the town for its acceptance Dated at Boxford this third day of October in the year 1881
Geo W Chadwick Selectmen John Parkhurst ( of Boxford
a trice copy Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk
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1881
November Meeting
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified as by the constitution required to vote in elections, held in the Vestry in the second Parish in said town on Tuesday the eighth day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred- and eighty one for the purpose of giving in their votes for a & overnow and Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth, a Councilor for the Fifth District Secretary of the Commonwealth- Treasurer and Receiver General - Anditon of the Commonwealth - Attorney General-and for Senator Fifth Essex District, for County Commissioner, for a Representative fifteenth Essex District in General Court- a block of the Courts Also on article of amendment of the Constitu- tion yes, or No.
article of amendment
No person having served in the army or man of the United States in time of war and having been honorably discharged from such service if otherwise qualified to vote, shall be disqualified therefor on account of being a pauper, or if a pauper because of the non- payment of a Poll tax, all on one ballot. The polis were opened at eighteen minutes past ten oclock A. M. and closed at eighteen minutes past two P. M.
The ballots were all sorted counted and recorded and public declaration made there of in open meeting as the law directs and were for the following persons viz:
For Governor of the Commonwealth John D. Long of Hingham Fifty four Charles P. Thompson of Gloucester Fifteen Israel V. Andrews of Danvers One
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For Lieutenant Governor
Byron Weston of Dalton Fifty seven James H. Carleton of Haverhill Fourteen George Dutton of springfield one
For Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B. Pierce & Abington Fifty seven Michael J. Donahue of Somerville Fourteen Aaron B. Brown of Worcester one
For Treasurer and Receiver General
Daniel A. Gleason of Medford Fifty seven William A. Hodges of Quincy Fourteen George Foster of Ligneh . one
For Auditor
Charles R, Ladd of Springfield Fifty seven Charles R. Field of Greenfield Fourteen Wilbur F. Whitney of Ashburnham one
For Attorney General George Marston of New Bedford Fifty seven Patrick A Collins of Boston Fourteen
David Q. Allen of Lynn one
For Councillor Fifth District
Joseph Daris of Lynn Fifty seven Forrest L. Evans of Salem Fourteen Samuel B Gregory of Hamilton one
For County Commissioner John U Raymond of Beverly Fifty seven Lessge W Brown of Marblehead Fourteen Andrew & Paton of Danvers one
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For Clerk of Courts Alfred A. Abbott of Peabody Seventy one
For Senator for the Fifth Esser District Augustus Mudge of Danvers Fifty seven Benjamin P. Adams of Topsfield Eighteen Henry M. Nelson of Georgetown Three
For Representative to General Court for the
Fifteenth Essex District
Milton Ellsworth of Rowley Fifty six Joseph F. Ross of Ipswich Fifteen
Article of amendment of the Constitution
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No Fifty five
To dissolve the meeting Attest
Ancill Dorman
Town Clerk.
Voted
314 1881 Nov 8,
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in town affaire held in the Vestry in the Second Parish in said town on Tuesday the eighth day of November 1881.
George W. Chadwick was chosen Moderator
Voted
To build a new School house to be located as near as conveniently may be to the site formerly occupied by the Old Fifth District School house
Voted
To choose a Committee of three to eversee the building of said School house
Chose
al Fr.Shefford com James H. Webster Committee
Albert H. Joune
Voted
That the expense of said School house including furniture site & outbuildings, shall not exceed one thousand dollars
Voted
That the house be completed on or before the fifteenth day of May next.
Voted
That the Selectmen and building committee be authorised to accept the house when properly completed.
Voted
That the Selection and procuring of a lot of land on which to erect a School house be left to the Selectmen
Voted
To pass over the third article in the warrant
voted
To dissolve the Meeting Attest
Ancill Dorman Town Clerk.
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1881
At a meeting of the Clerks of the towns of Ipswich, Rowley and Boxford held at the office of the town blesk of Ipswich on Wednesday the ninth day of Novem- ber 1881 for the purpose of ascertaining the re- sult of the vote cast the day previous, for Represen- tative to the next General Court in the Fifteenth Essex District, the result in each town as presented by the clerks thereof were as follows:
InIpswich Milton Ellsworth of Rowley 205 = Joseph . Ross of Ipswich 119
In Rowley Milton Ellsworth .. .. 115 Joseph F. Ross .. 8
In Borford Milton Ellsworth .. .. 56 Joseph F. Ross ... .. 15 376 192, Shelving that Milton Ellsworth was chosen by one hundred and eighty four majority and certificates of his election were made out accordingly.
Attest
Ancill Dorman , Jon Clerk Nov 9, 1881.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs held in the Vestry in the First Parish in said town on Monday the sixth day of March A.D. 1882
John K. Cole Moderator
Chose Chose
Ancill Dorman Town Clerk The bleck was sworn in open meetingby B. S. Barnes Justice of the Peace
Chose
John Parkhurst Geo W. Chadwick
Selectmeno
Israel F. Spofford
Albert H. Joune
Constables
Charles R. Anderson
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Edward E. Pearl } Treasurer Edward E. Pearl Collector
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Asa P. Howe Daniel Bixby Leo. B. Killam
Field
William A. Howe
John Averill Israel F. Spolford Sammel B. Carleton Um R. Kimball Charles Perley Charles Andrew James H. Webster
Drivers
Henry Moulton
Ambro, Kimball
1 Pound ) Keepers
William Dr. House Leo. W. Curtis Surveyors 7 of Marshall. Whittier , Highways
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Stephen Bixby Horace Berry Roscoe Cole B. J. Barnes Ger A. Harriman Asa P. Hover, Israel F. Spofford Der N. Chadwick John K. Cole Um R. Kimball Henry Perley Reginald D. Foster Thomas L. Spofford Israel Herrick Geo W. Twitchell F. A. Howe
Surveyors
Highways
Surveyors
of
Lumber
Measurera
Wood & Bank
Chose
Israel Herrick Elbridge Perley Stephen A. Billy Charles A. Jibbetts Solomon W. Howe John Parkhurst D. F. Harriman J. Horace Nason 0
John Pearl I. F. S hofford
John Peabody Geo P. Frame Stephen A. Bixby Humphrey Perlen fr. Samirel P. Peabody Warren M. Cole John Pearl Daniel F. Harriman Work. Cole James H. Webster
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Um R. Kimball
John K. Cole
Fence Viewers 0 Oliver P. Killam
To dispense with choosing Tythingmeno
Chose
John Peabody Um R. Kimball 5
I Auditors
John Peabody Sealer of weights & measures 1 1
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Voted 11
F.I. Stevens School Committee for three years F. A. Houve " " one year That the School Committee be required to appoint a Superintendent of Schools. To instruct the Committee not to pay more than one hundred dollars for Superintendents services
11
To accept the Report of the Selectmen m Guide Boards
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To accept the Report of the Committee on School Funds That the Selectmen bring in all their bills for ser - vices, to the town for allowance, and that all other bills be presented to the Selectmen for allowance
11
To raise twelve hundred dollars (1200.) for sup- port of Schools the current year.
11
To raise one hundred and fifty dollars (150.) in addition to the above to be appropriated for instruction in music.
1
To pass over the 9th article in the warrant rel- ative to the bequest of the late J. Tyler Barker for a Free School in Boxford.
318 1882 Chose
Voted
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That the Treasurer with the approbation of the Select- men, be authorized to renew such of the town grotes as the holders thereof may wish to have renewed,
(This vote was passed unanimously by in favor & more against) To raise three thousand five hundred dollars 3500.) to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the town the ensuing year
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To raise One thousand dollars 1000, for repairs and amendments of Highways &Bridges the ensuring year
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That the Selectmen on or before the fifteenth day of April next apportion to each surveyor of Highways such part of the amount raised for repairs as they may think best, having regard as far as may be to the condition of the roads in each Highway District And it shall be the duty of each survey- or faithfully and impartially to expend the sum thus assigned to him in making the necessary repaire of Highways within his District.
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That Surveyors of Highways and those under their employ be allowed as follows; for a man fifteen cents per hour-for a yoke of oden twenty cents per hour- for a Horse and Cart twenty cents per hour- for two Horses and a cart thirty cents per hour, and for a Plow, Or shovel & Cx-Cart each five cents per hour while used on the Highways .-
That the manner of breaking out the roads when encumbered with snow be left to the die - - - creation of the Surveyors and that they shall allow for a pair of Horses thirty cents per hour-and for a man and for a yoke of open each twenty cents per hour.
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That the taxes be committed to the Collector on or before the tenth day of september next- and that a dis- count of four per cent beallowed on all taxes voluntarily. paid before the first day of October- and two per cent on all
1882 Voted
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1882
Voted
paid before the first day of November, and that all taxes be collected before the first day of January 1883. To instruct the Collector to finish up the collec- tion of his list of taxes in accordance with the vote of the town.
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To supply the Schools with fuel from the Town farm to be cut and housed and paid for from The School money to the Master of the Alma house To leave the matter of protecting and maintain- ing our our useful fishes with the Selectmen To pass over the 18 tharticle relative to Woman suffragette (vote passed 37 to 23
On the question"To see if the town will vote to grant licenses for the sale of Intoxicating Liquors the result was gear 2. Naya 45
To allow a bill of charge presented by Grow. Chadwick for services as Chairman of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor the past year 71.00
To cash paid for car fare 6,50
Books & Stationery
2,64
11 11 Postage . v. drafts 2:51
" Justices fees 3.50
11
11 $86.15 To allow a bill presented by John Parkhurst for services as one of the Selectmen Assessore and Over- $ 53,00
seers of the Poor
To cash paid for Posters Stampe&c 1.89
11
54.89 To allow a bill of change presented by Charles Perley 2. for services as one of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor- $30.00
11
To allow a bill presented by Leo. W. Chadwick for services as one of the Assessors taking the valua- tion the past year and preparing list- 71 days @ 2. per day $14200
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Voted
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1882
Voted
To allow a bill presented by John Parkhurst for service as Assessor in taking the valuation 29/2 days $59.00
11
Toallow a bill presented by Charles Perley 2 nd for service as Assessor in taking the Valuation 54 days . $ 108.00
Toallow a bill presented by J. Warren Chadwick for service in taking the Valuation 29 1/2 days 2, 59,00 To allow a bill presented by H. A. Towne for service taking the valuation 52 1/2 days @2. $105.00
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James P. Cleaveland Albert H. Joune B. Frank Barnes
John Pearl J. Warren Chadwick
Daniel F. Harriman
George B. Austin
James B. Sawyer Solomon W. Howe Um F. Harriman Charles Perley Horace Berry Henry Perley Toaccept the Report of the Auditors (Printed) The thanks of the town to the Auditors for their very interesting Report ( Passed on motion of N. K. Rowler) That the Treasurer with the approbation of the Selectmen beauthorized to borrow such sums of money as may be necessary for the payment of the demands on the Treasury in anticipation of the takes of the ensuing year and pay able therefrom.
To take up the 2 nd article of the warrant
Chose James H. Webster Fueld Driver and he was added to the list in the record
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To allow a bill presented by Gardner S. Morse for service as Superintendent of Schools the pastyear 100,00 To accept the the following list of jurors presen- ted by the Selectmen.
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Voted
To instruct the Selectmen to appoint ten Police Officers fire in each
Voted
The thanks of the meeting to Dea. J. K. Cole for the acceptable manner with which he has discharged the duties of Moderator.
Voted
To Dissolve the Meeting Attest Ancill Dorman] Town Clerk
State Election Nov 7.
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified as by the constitution requin- id to vote in elections held in the Vestry in the First Parish in said town on Tuesday the seventh day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty two, for the purpose of giving in their votes for a Representative in Congress District No 7. Governor of the Commonwealth, Lieutenant Governor, Councilor District No 5, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Treasurer and Receiver General, Auditor of the Commonwealth, Attorney General, Treasurer County of Essex, County Commissioner Register of Deeds south- ern Essex District, Senator Fifth Essex District, Representative in General Court Fifteenth Essex District, All on one ballot,
The polls were opened at two minutes hast ten o clock A. M. and closed, in accordance with a vote of the town, at four minutes past two P.M. The ballots were all sorted counted and recorded and public declaration made there? in open meeting as the law directs and were for the following persons 2-ig:
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For Governor of the Commonwealth Robert R. Bishop of Newton Ninetyfive Benjamin F. Butter of Lowell Forty six
For Lieutenant Governor
Oliver Ames of Easton Ninety seven Samuel W Bowerman of Pittsfield Forty five George Dutton of Springfield one
For Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B. Pierce of Abington Ninety seven David N. Skillings of Winchester Forty five John Howes of Worcester one
For Treasurer and Receiver General
Daniel A. Gleason of Medford Ninety seven William A. Hodges of Quincy Forty five George Foster of Lynn one
For Auditor
Charles R. Ladd of Springfield Ninety six John P. Sweeney of Lawrence Forty six Augustus L. Merchant of Leverett one
For Attorney General
Edgar J. Sherman of Lawrence Ninety six George F. Verry of Worcester Forty five Elmer A. Snow Athol one
For Representative to Congress 7 th District Eben F. Stone of Newburyport Ninety three Charles PThompson of Gloucester Forty six & Novely Boynton of West Newbury Two
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For Councilor 5th District Edward H. Haskell of Gloucester Ninety seven Alfred A. Mower of Lynn Forty five Charles H. Richmond of Marblehead one
For County Commissioner
Edward B. Bishop of Haverhill one hundred & two George J. L. Colby of Newburyport Thirtynine Joseph Ridgeway of Haverhill one
For County Treasurer
E. Kendall Jenkins of North Andover Seventy one E. Kendall Jenkins of Andover Seventy one
For Register of Deeds southern District Two Charles S. Asgood of Salem One hundred and forty, Francis H. basking of Danvers one
For Senator 5th Essen District
Nathan S. Kimball of Haverhill Eighty five Edwin Bowley of Haveskill Fifty three Henry M. Nelson of Georgetown Three
For Representative to General Count 15th Essex District
William R. Kimball of Boyford Sixty seven George W.Chadwick of Boxford Sixty four
Voted To dissolve the meeting Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk
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1882
Nov 8.
At a meeting of the Clerks of the townsof Ipswich Rowley and Boxford held at the officeof town Clerk of Ipswich on Wednesday the eighth day of November 1882 for the purpose of ascertaining the result of the vote cast the day previous for Representative to the next General Court in the Fifteenth Essex District the result in each town as presented by the Clerks there of was as follows.
InIpswich. William R. Kimball of Boxford had 334 George W. Chadwick of Borfind had 304 In Rowley William R. Kimball of Boxford had 136 " 11 97 In Boxford William R Kimball of Boxford,, 67 11 11
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537 465 Showing That William R. Kimball of Boxford was chosen by a majority of seventy two votes, and certificates of his election were made out accordingly
Attest Ancill Dorman Town Clerk Nov 8, 1882
I hereby certify that in accordance with the provisions of law in that behalf I have destroyed the ballots cast at the last November Election
Feb 3, 1883 Ancill Dorman} Joun Clerk
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1883
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs held in the Vestry in the second Parish in said townon Monday the fifth day of March A. D. 1883. the said inhabitants
Chose 11 Edward & Pearl Moderator Ancill Dorman Town Celerk The block was swoim in open meeting by B. S. Barnes a Justice of the Peace George W. Chadwick John Parkhurst-
Charles Perley 2 nd
Selectmen Assessore and )eversers of the Poor
Albert. H. Towne. Constables
Charles R. Anderson
Edward E. Pearl } Treasurer
Voted
To appoint the Treasurer, collector of taxes
Chose
Daniel A. Houve Um M. Andreus Jeremiah Rea Samuel B. Carleton A. J. Henley Daniel Bixby
Field
Leverett S. Have
Drivers
James H. Webster Oliver P. Killano John Sias Roscoe K. Cole Henry Moulton 1 Pound Keepers
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Alden Shofford Humphrey Perley Jr. ( Surveyors George W. Curtis Warren M. Cole ) Highways
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1883
Chose
Chose
Stephen A, Bixby Horace Berry Oliver P. Killam B. F. Barnes Leo A. Harriman Daniel A. Howe Israel F. Spoford Charles Perley John K. Cole Francis Marden George Woherty Henry Perley Sankuel Sias John M. Pearl Geo W. Twitchell F. A. Howe Stephen A. Bixby John Parkhurst B.F. Barnes Israel F. Shofford Solomon W. Howe Israel Herrick Daniel F. Harriman Francis Marden Albert P. Hover Geo W. Twitchell Elbridge Perley Wmf. Badger Stephen A. Bixby John Peabody Samuel P, Peabody Ger W. Twitchell John Pearl Israel F. Spofford Daniel F. Harriman Daniel L. Reynolds Warren M. Cole
Surveyors
of
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Highways
Surveyors
of Lumber
Measurers
of
Wood & Bank
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1883 Chore
I. Warren Chadwick (Fence Viewers, 0 John K Cole
Voted
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Oliver P. Killam Not to choose Tythingmen To leave the whole matter of appointing Police officers with the Selectmen. Auditors Sidney Perley Warren M. Cole
Chose
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John Peabody Sealer of Weights and Measures J. A. Howe School Committee for 3 years That the School Committee choose a Superintendent of Schools
To accept the Report of the Selectmen on Guide Boards
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To accept the Report of the Committee on School funds That the Selectmen bring in all their bills for services to the town for allowance and that all other bills be presented to the Selectmen for allowance To raise fourteen hundred dollars 1400., for the support of Schools the ensuing year, and that two hundred dollars 2 vo, of the same be appro- piated for teaching music in the Schools,
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To raise two thousand three hundred dollars (2300, to defray the current expenses of the town the ensuing year.
To raise one thousand dollars, 1000.) for repairs of Highways and two hundred dollars, 200., in addition thereto to be used in emergencies at the discretion of the Selectmen.
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That the Selectmen apportion the money to the several Surveyors and cause the same to be expended in refaire
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1883
of Highways before the first day of october next, and That all money unexpended at that date be retur- med to the Selectmen. 1
Voted
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That the manner of breaking out the roads when encumbered with snow, beleft to the discretion. of the Surveyors - and that they shall allow for a hair of Horses thirty cents per hour, and for a man and a pair of oyen each twenty cents per hour. That the taxes be committed to the Collector on or before the tenth day of September next, and that a discount of four per cent be allowed on all taxes Voluntarily paid before the first day of October, and two ther cent on all paid before the first day of November and that all taxes be collected before the first day of January 1884.
That the Schools be supplied with fire from the Town farm
That the protecting and maintaining of our useful fisher be left to the Selectionent To pass over the 16th article of the Warrant relat- ing to woman's uffrage
To allow the following bills of charge Geo. W. Chadwick for service as Selectman Assessor and Overseer of the Poor the past year $90.00
To cash paid for car fare the , Stationery 1.84 11 11
2,50
11 11 Postage 1,60
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" Justice fees 375
$ 99.69 John Parkhurst for Service as Selectman assessor and overseer of the Pour the past year) $ 76.00
$ Israel F. Sprofford service as Selectman 11,50
Albert H. Joune Extra service as Constable 26,50
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Bills
Allowed
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1883
From March 1881 to March 1882 Travelling Expenses Portage paid.
Bills.
Allowed From March 1882 to March 1883 18.00 Travelling Expenses 6,50 Cash paid for Postage 65 25,15
Perkey Bro's Jo maintaining a watering place from Jan 12 1881 to Jan 12, 1883
$ 6.00
Voted
To accept the following list of euros presented by the Selectmen
William P. Cleaveland John Pearl
Andrew Frame
John H. Nason
Solomon W. Howe
Warren M. Cole
Frank L. Parkhurst
George Wright
B. Frank Barnes )
Charles Perley
Henry Perley
Roscoe K. Cole Geo W. Chadwick
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James B. Sawyer That the Auditors Report be committed to the present board of Auditors for revision That the matter of furnishing new seats for School Houses No 2 4. 3. be left with the School Committee, Also Voted that the disposal of the old seats be left to the School Committee, To pass over the 21st article relative to praying A. H. Youne for extra services as Constable
That the Treasurer be authorized to borrow such Sums of money as may be necessary for the pay- ment of the denvan de upon him, in antici pa- tion of the taxes of the ensuing year and hay- able therefrom
Voted
That the town accept the provisions of Chap 242 of the Statutes of 1867
James H. Webster Service as School Committee $ 22.50 8.50 71 $ 31.71
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Voted
That the School Committee prepare such By- laws as they may deen proper in regard to habitual ten- ants, and submit the same at an adjournment of this meeting:
That the School Committee be instructed to pay for the tuition of Isaac b. Day's children in Grove- land at the rate of one half the cost free scholar in Groveland
On the question'S hall licenses begranted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town" gear 4 Nays 26
To abate the following taxes in Collector um R. Kimballı lists
1878
George H. Long 200 Horatio P. Russell 200 Thomas Richardson 200 1879
George A. Hussey 1.75
Charles Prince 1.73
Theodore Russell $175
Leander Russell $1.08 William Wright MME, Stetson $ 1.75 1881 G. W. Bean 1,75 A. A. Batchelder $175 Isaac Frye $1.75 John C. Ames William Craigan James G. Jorge $175 Edward 86. French 1,75 Elisha Hout. $200 Bromwell Bronte Thomas E. Clement Norman S. Cole Wellington Davis Isaac Frye Charles Pitman
1880 Thomas b. Clement 2.00
Isaac Frye $ 200 Edward H. French 2,00 I. V. Frost $2.00 . John L. Frost $2.00 Joseph R. Hooper, $200 Lewis D. Malé $2,00
List 1880 continued KendallJenkins $2,00 La Forest Kennett $2,00 C. C. Mortimer 2.00 $2.00 Isaac J. Sawyer 2.00 um E. Stetson George Wright $2.00 $200
$2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $200 $2.00 $2.00 $ 2.00 Leander Russell John R. Websterer. $ 900 $ 2,19 $ 2.00 Francis H. Williams 2,00 Lufkin Winter $200
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The inhabitants metaccording to adjournmentand To take up the 2 nd article of the warrant Jo excuse Israel & Spoford from serving as swereyn of Lumber and Measures of Wood & Bank To take up the 11th article of the warrant, That Highway Surveyors and those under their charge beallowed as follows. For a man fifteen cents per hour, for a yo he of Oxen twenty cents per hour, for a Horse and Cart twenty cents per hour, for two Horses and a Cart thirty cents per hour and for a Plow, Cx-shovel & Qx-Cart each five cents per hour, whileused on the Highways,
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