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At 1-55 o'clock P. M. it was voted to adjourn for 1/2 hour
Meeting called to order according to adjournment. The Moderator declared the following named persone elected
Chester Killam > Moderator for one year. Joseph B. Matthews } Selectman for three years, J. Perley Killam Treasurer for three years. Simeon S. Pearl Collector of Taxes for one year. Harry L. Cole I Assessor of Taxes for three years, Dimon Lockwood } School Committee for Three years.
1925.
Alice P. Austin & Member of Board of Health for three years. Harry L. Cole > Member of Board of Health for one year, Raymond Perley Surveyor of Highways Last Parish for, one year.
for one year. David A Anderson Surveyor of Highways, West Parish Clarence E. Brown } Tree Warden, for one year. David Mighill Constable, East Parish for one year. Frank H. Spofford Constable, WestParish for one year. Frastruc
Walter & Chadwick Trustee of School Funds,
License Question ges 28 No 45 Blanks 23.
Uhon ingertation of the Moderator, the Rev. Mr. Cutbill opened the meeting with prazer. The Moderator read the business portion of the Warrant,
Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted
to accept the report of the School Committee. to accept the report of the Treasurer. to accept the report of the Trustees of the School Funds to accept the report of the Collector of Taxes. to accept the report of the Town bleck, Fund. to accept the report of the Trustees of the Sarah , Perles to accept the report of the Town Accountant,
to take up for consideration the suggested Budget as it appears on page let of the Town Report.
(over)
403
1925.
Voted
to accept and adopt the Budget as presented, with the exception of 475. for the Collector of Taxes instead of 275, - And 2500, for Charities instead of 2000.
Voted Voted
to take up Art. 5 That we hay the Collector of Taxes 9/4 of one per cent, for collecting the taxes of 1925.
Voted
to take up Art. 11.
The following bills were presented
Charles Perley's 190.00
Charles F. Austin 75.00 Harry L. Cole . 271,50
George B. Parkhurst
75.00
actual bill $243.78 John W. Parkhurst, (Town Clerk's dept.) 275.00
Voted
that the sum of 886, 50 beraised and appropriated to pay the above amounts.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 17.05 for C. H. Driver's bill, for Collectors Department.
1 Voted
that we raise and appropriate $140.75 for printing The Town Reports for 1924.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 25. to insure the paraphernalia of the Sealer of Weights and Measure
Voted
to take up Art. 7.
Voted
that the sum of 1255. be taken from the Excess and deficiency account, to pay North Andover School bills and others.
Voted
to take up Art. 17.
Voted
that five thousand dollars (5000,00) of the
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accumulated interest of the Town Farm Fund (so called) be deposited by the Treasurer in some savings bank of this Commonwealth,- said sum and the accumulated interest thereon to be divided eventualy by vite and appropriation of the Town equally between the East and West Parish, and sport winder the ownership and direction of the Town for the erection of a Library Building in each Parish,
Voted Voted
to take up Art. 6.
to raise and appropriate ( 16,414. 00) for the support of schools
Voted
to raise and appropriate 500. to oil the Depot Road from the Boxford village to as far as the five hundred dollars will go.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 1,000. to put in a Steam Heating plant in the Morse School House. (This bote changed June 16. 1925. see page 470.) that the excess and deficiency account be the reserve fund for the Selectmen to draw on for necessary incidental expenses.
State that the 1940, 88 refunded by the bounty, on account of the Tuberculosis Hospital, be left with the Selectmen to pay or discount the notes heldby the State, as they see fit.
to take up Art. 6.
that we reconsider the item in the Budget which calls for $1000. for the Annual payment on State Loan
Voted
that the levy of 1000 for the annual payment of the State Loan, be left with the Selectmen to do as they see fit.
1
Voted
Voted the
Voted Voted
365
1925.
Voted
to pass over Article 8.
Voted Art. 9 Voted
to take up Article 9.
that the compensation for labor in the several depart- ments of the Town, the the same as last year, namely! 40 cents an hour for a man, and 25 cents an hour for a horse while working on the roads and pathing snow, and 50 cents an hour for a man while shoreling snow.
Voted Voted
to take up Article 18.
That we organize for business at our Annual Town Meeting at 10-30 o'clock while the Voting is in progres if it be legal. se/ 4-1)
Voted Voted
to take up Article 13.
that the matter of making the roads passable when encumbered with snow, be left in the hands of the Surveyors of Highways.
Voted
to take up Article 18.
Voted
that Mr. Shelley be given the consent of the meeting to speak on Tractors for breaking out the roads.
Voted
that a letter from Mr. Oliver M. Howe, relative to a Fire Apparatus which he presents to the Town, be read .
Voted
to accept the Fire Apparatus, presented by Mr. Olive M. Howe to the Town.
Voted
that the Town send a vote of thanks to Mr. Howe.
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Voted
that the care of this Fire Apparatus be left in the hands of the Chief of the Fire Department, and the Department to serve free.
to raise and appropriate $ 50. for the support of the Fire Department,
that the money that may be refunded on account of Doy Licenses, be divided equally between the two Public Libraries of the Town.
To take up Article 6.
to raise and appropriate $ 4,000,00 for the mainte- nance of the Highways, under Chapter1.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 1500. for Bathing Snow. the current year.
Voted
to raise and appropriate 1000. for the continu- ance of the work on the Ipswich Road,
provided a like sim can be obtained from the State and County, under Chap. 90,
Voted
to raise and appropriate 1000. for work on Washington St. West Boford, provided a like sum can be obtained from the State and County, under Chap. 90,
Voted Voted
to take up Art. 15.
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in antici- pration of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1925, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote
Voted
ly
Art. 10. Voted
Voted
Voted un
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to be paid from the revenue of said financial year .
Voted Voted Voted
to take up Art. 16. to pass over Article 16.
to take up Art. 14.
Voted
That the assessment of taxes shall be completed and the tax list and warrant shall be delivered to the Collector of taxes, on or before the 15 day of August, and the tax bills shall bedistributed before the fifteenth day of September, and that our Jax Collector be instructed to collect all taxes, before the next Annual Town Meeting, same aslast year.
Art. 12 Voted
that the School Committee advertise for bids for fuel for the Schools, and that it be let out to the lowest bidder.
I Voted
Voted Vol
that a vote of thanks be given to the Ladies of the West Parish for the fine dinner they furnished
That a vote of thanks be given to the Moderator
see other appropriations and close of the meeting on following page .
408
1925.
Budget as accepted and adopted by role of the Town. at this meeting (Page 463)
Treasurer 15000
Collector
47500
Accountant 22500
Sealer of freighter Measures
5000
Forest Fire Warden
50000
Tree Warden 20000
Police
15000
Dog Officer
2500
Health & Sanitation
300 00
Street fighting 100000
Charities
250000'
State Aid
12500
Soldiers Relief
10000
Memorial Day 7500
Gypsy , Brown Jail Moth
50000
Town Hall 15000
Town Hall Grounds 5000
Bridges & Incidentale
250 00
Annual payment on State loan (optional) Intereston same 21250
100000
Defending the abandonment of the New-
burz port branch of the B. O. M. R.R., as by vote
of the town Jan, 19, 1925 in accordance
with Chapter 40 of the General Lanz. 40000
Annual charge by The County of Essex for maintenance of the Intercuto sis sanatarium 26610
That this meeting be dissolved. A true record of the meeting Attest: John W. Parkhurst. Town Clerk.
Voted
469
1925.
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Boston March 19, 1925. Mr. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk. Buford, Mass. Dear Sir :-
Referring to that part of your letter of the 16th inst. relative to the transaction of business during the balloting of town officers you are informed that while the matter does not come within the jurisdiction of This office I suggest that no other business should be transacted at a town meeting during the balloting of town officers, Very trulyyours F.W. Cook Secretary.
HHB/KEW
Ative copy Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
On March 20, 1925, the Selectmen appointed Augustus L. Whittier as Inspector of Slaughtering and provisions, - William J. Greenler Inspector of battle, and Clarence &. Brown as Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Attest: John W. Parkhurst, Town bleck.
1
1925.
At a Special Town Meeting held in Lincoln Hall in West Boxford, on Tuesday evening Innelle, 1925, at 8 o'clock the following record was made.
The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Moderator (Chester Killans).
to take up Article !! ,
Voted
That the following vote which was passed at the March Town Meeting, "Voted to raise and appropriate $1,000 to put in a Steam Heating plant in the Morse School House" be amended to the following Voted to raise and appropriate 1,000. to put in a Heating plant in the Morse School House" (sur original vote on page 464.)
Voted Voted
to take up Article 8.
That the unexpended balance of the Morse School House heating appropriation, be used for general repair and painting on that building.
Voted
to take up Article 9. (relative to raising and app. money for building a new two class room, one storky and cellar school house in the East Parish, with necessary equipment, and authorizing the School Committee to proceed in the fulfillment of this vote.)
to pass over Article 9. 27 in favor of passing over. 18 opposed.
Voted
to take up Article 1.
voted
to extend the Electric Light service to John & Chand- Ser's and William H. Dick's and to raise and appro-
ed
me:
Voted
the
es
Voted
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priate forty eight dollars (48.00) a year for 5 years which is one fourth of the expense.
Art. 2. Voted
to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed 800.00 for the department of the Overseers of the Poor. to take up Article 3.
Voted
Voted
that the Word and Palmer school houses be allow ed to remain where they are at the present time
Voted
to take up Article 4. (relative to moving the Word School house to the L. K. Morse lot on the corner.)
Voted
to pass over Article 4.
Voted
to take up Article 5. (relative to moving the Chandle School (Kimball School) house to the L.K. Morse lot on the corner. )
Voted
to prase over Article 5.
Voted
to take up Article 6. (relative to moving the Palmer School house to the L. K. Morse lot on the corner.)
Voted
to pass over Article 6 .
Voted
to take up Article 7. (relative to using the banquet room in the Town Hall for school funzfuses).
Voted
to pass over Article 7.
Article 10 was not acted on(relative to bonding the building movers etc. )
Voted
to dissolve this meeting. A true record Attesti John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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472
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Town of Botford. Following is a list of finrors for the year 1925. Everett H. Chadwick, Maint St., West Boxford, Farmer. Charles F. Austin, Main St., West Boxford, Farmer. William H. Dick, Valley Road, West Boxford, Printer. Simeon S. Pearl, Lake Shore Road, West Boxford, Farmer Avard P. Lyon, Showich Road, West Boxford, Carpenter, David A, Anderson, Brook Road, West Boxford, Farmer. PaulL. Killam, Killam Hill Road, Botford, Farmer. Raymond E Gillis, Lawrence Road, Borford, Carpenter. Joseph B Matthews, Lawrence Road. Botford, Farmer. Walter W. French, Haverhill road, Boxford, Teamster. H. Parker Cheney, Curtis Road, Borford, Teamster. Stanley B. Hills, Village, Boxford, Carpenter.
Charles Perley Harry L. Cole Joseph B. Matthews Registrars of Boxford , Mark.
Atine copy Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
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573
1926.
Boxford Mass. Jan. 18, 1926, List of Deputy Forest Wardens appointed by me for the year 1926.
District No1 Albert Levites O Mar.1. 1926, by Ton Clerk. No 2 Paul Killam 0. " £ .1 5
No3 Robert Parkhurst .. .. .
11 Not Raymond Perley Mar. 4, 1926, " "
No5 Harry Cole
Nole Simeon Pearl 0 Mar. 1. 1924, by Ton Clerk Clarence &. Brown Forest Warden Boford. Masa. A true copy Attest Jolm W. Parkhurst Town Clerk.
Boxford Jan. 19, 1926. This is to certify that I have this day destroze all the Ballots cast at the Annual Town Meeting held March 2, 1925,
Attest John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk
The Selectmen at least twenty days before the Annual Town Meeting, March 1, 1926) appointed the following persons to serve as Election Officers at The meeting namely!
George B. Parkhurst Clerk, worn Mari1, 1964.
Pane L Killom sworn Feb. 20, 1926 by Joun Clerk
Joseph B. Matthews "
1 George A. Gould sworn Mar, 1, 1926.
Fred & Gillis
3
Attest, John W. Parkhurst, Joun Clerk.
74
1926.
Boxford March 1, 1924, This is to certify that I have delivered to the Election Officers for the Aannual Town Meeting, held this day, 370 Coficial, Specimen Ballots, Cards of Instruction etc.
Attel: John W. Parkhurst, Town Clock. Buford, March 1, 1926
The Selectmen have appointed Harry F. Moore as Electron Officer for Annual Town Meeting in place of Paul L. Killam, who was a candidate for Assessor. Hiram N. Towne as Constable Protero, also Clinton B. Nason as Constable Protero, were appointed by Selectman Matthews and Moderator Chester Killam, There were all sworn by the TownClerk.
Attest, John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk.
rs
475
1926,
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Boxford qualified to vote at Elections and in tow affairs; held in the Town Hall, Bopford, on Monday March 1, 1926, it being the Annual Town Meeting; the following record was made:
At 8 o'clock A. M., the Moderator, Chester Killam. called the meeting to order and read the Warrani
The Constables being absent, Selectman Josep B. Matthews and Moderator Chester Killam appointe! Hiram N. Joune as Constable Pro tero. who was sworn by the Town Clerk.
Polls were opened at 8-30 o'clock A.M.
Clinton B. Nason was appointed Constable Pro Tem. in place of Hirano N. Towne, by the Moderator and Selectman Matthews, and was worn by the Town Clerk Later Constable Frank H. S pofford arrived and took charge of the Ballot Boy keys.
The Moderator appointed binton B. Nason. Parker Cheney and Raymond Pearl as Tillers, wor by Town Clerk.
When fifty ballots were cast the Box was opened and the ballets were taken out and counted and canrassed.
When fifty more ballots were cast the Boy was again opened and the Ballots taken out and counted and canvassed.
Polls were closed at 12.37 o'clock P.M.
Ballet Box registered at opening of Polls 000 Check List 11 " close " 1/2
112 At 1-15 o'clock P.M. after the ballets were all counte. and sealed up it was voted to adjourn for one half hour .
Voted
Meeting called to order at 2 o'clock P.M. to proceed without reading the Warrant. Upon invitation from the Moderator, Rev. E.S. Bradford opened the meeting with prayer.
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Art. 3. Voted
Voted
Voted Voted Voted Voted
Voted Voted Voted Art. 4 Voted
to Accept the report of the Assessors on Page le of the Joun Report .
to accept the report of the Selectmen on the Sarah ". Perley fund on Page 29.
to accept the report of the School Committee on Page 3%. to accept the report of the Treasurer on Pages 9 and 30- 31. to accept the report of the Town Clerk on Pages 25-27. to accept the report of the Trustees of the School Finden Page 29.
to accept the report of the Forest Warden on Page 23. to accept the report of the Dog Officer on Page 24. to accept the report of the Collection of Takes on Pages 10-11 to accept the report of the Town Accountant on Vages 12-22.
Here follows the record of the Election Clerk. Annual Town Meeting March 1, 1926.
Agruably to the foregoing warrant the inhabitants met at the Town Hall and voted for the following officers and questions.
The ballot box was opened and shown to be empty, then closed, locked and the key placed in the hands of Constable H. N. Towne
The pollsopened at 8.30 A.M.
The polls closed at 12.37 P.M.
The ballot-box then registered 112 The check-lists showed the no. of votes cast tobe 112
The no. of ballots in ballot-box 112
The ballots were counted publicly declared and recorded as follows.
Moderator, for one year
Number of votes cast 112
Lehester Killam, Boxford 100
E. E. Pearl 3
Blanks 9
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1926.
Town Clerk , for three years. Number of votes cast- 112
John W. Parkhurst, Boxford 109
Blanks 3
Selectman, for three years.
Number of votes cast 112
Harry L. Cole, West Bokford /03
C. F. Austin 1
Blanks 8
Collector of Taper, for one year.
Number of votes cast 112
Simeon S. Pearl, West Bokford 109
Blanks 3
Assessor of Taxes, for three years.
Number of votes cast 112
Paul Killar, Boxford 51
Chas F. Austin, W. Boxford 2
H. N. Towne 1
John G. Chandler 1
L. E. Colby 2
Blanks 55
School Committee, for three years.
Number of votes cast. 112
John J. Chadwick fr. West Boford 97
Amos Bird /
E Blanks 14
Board of Health for three years. Number of votes cast 112
Harry L. Cole, West Bayford 102
E. F. Austin. 1
Blanks 9
Surrezort Highways (East Parish) for one year. Number of votes cast 112
86
Raymond Perley, Boxford. 1
L. L. Ingalls 24
Blanka 02
478
1924.
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Surveyor of Highways ( West Parish for one year. Number of votes cast 112
David A. Anderson, West Boxford 89
Charles M. Mouton " 11
3
Ed. Doucette 11 11
)
John G. Chandler 1.
11
Blanks
18
one
Tree Warden, for years.
Number of votes cast. 112
Charles F. Austin, West Bokford 55
Clarence &. Brown, Boxford 46
David Mighill Bokford
4
W. J. Stanton 1
Blanka. 6
Constable (East Parish) for one year.
Number of votes cast 112.
David Mighile, Buford 84
M. J. Moore, 02
James Feronetti 1 Blanks 25
Constable (West Parish) for one year. Number of votes cast- 112
Frank H. Spofford, West Boxford. 61
Amos G. Bird 28
W.d. Chadwick 1
Blanks 2.2
No action taken on This, see Chap, 33, Acts 1925
License Question. Number of votes cast
No
Blanke.
Atine record Attest: George B. Parkhurst, Election Clerk.
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1926.
The following Officers were declared elected, rig; Chester Killam, Moderator, for one year. John W. Parkhurst, Town Clerk for three years. Harry L. Cole, Selectman, for three years. Simeon S. Pearl, Collectorof Taxes for one year. Pant L. Killam Assessor of Taxes, for three years. John J. Chadwick Jr. School Committee for three years. Harry L. Cole, Member of Board of Health for three years
Raymond Perley, Surveyor of Highways, East Parish for one year.
David A. Anderson. Surveyor of Highways, West Parish for one year.
Charles F. Austin, Tree Warden, for one year.
David Mighill, Constable, East Parish, for meyea 1
Frank H. Spoford. Constable, West Parish. for one year
That the compensation of Town (officers and Committees be the same as last year, namely; The Town Accountant, shall receive two hundred dollars a year.
The Town Treasurer, shall receive one hundred dollars a year.
The Collector of Taxes, shall receive three fourths of one per cent for collecting the Taxes of 1926 The Highway Surveyors, and the men whom they employ to work on the roads , shall receive forty cents
Art. 5 Voted
450
1926.
an hour. The pay for a house, working on the roads, shall be twenty five cents an hour.
The pay for a man and team, working on the roads, shall be seven dollars and twenty cents, for a day fought hours. For a joke of oven, two dollars a day of nine how's. For a plow and of shovel, five cents an hour each.
And while fathing snow, the men and teams, shall receive the same as the men and team's employed on the roads, except the men shoveling snow, who shall receive fifty cents an hour.
That all other bills, shall be allowed by the Select- men, except their own bills for services rendez- ed to town, these bills must be brought before the Jours to be allowed.
that we raise and appropriate fifty dollars (50) for the care of the Common and Flag Pole in the South end of Boxfordvillage.
that we raise and appropriate the sims as suggested in the Budget, with an addition of one hundred dollars, $10,00) for the Collector
To allow the following bills. Harry L. Coles 283. Joseph B, Matthew' 130.
Charles Perley's 202.
George B. Parkhurst 75. $ 690. to raise and appropriate six hundred and ninety dollars (690.) to pay the above bills,
to raise and appropriate one hundred and thirty five dollars and seventy cents (135.70) for printing the Town Reports.
that the Town Accountant, under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, be authorized to
Voted
for itemized
ville see page 486.
Voted
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Voted
Art. 4 Voted
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Art. 11. Voted
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transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account such sums as may be needed for the incidental and unforeseen expenses of the Town during the current year.
Voted Voted
to take up Art. 15.
to raise and appropriate seventy five dollars (5) for shelves in the Town Vault.
Voted
to adopt the following resolutions, and that they be place on the Town Records, and a copy sent to Mr. Perley's famil, and that they be printed in the Town Report next year, rig :
Whereas our friend and fellow-citizen Mr. Charles Perley, has passed from our midst. Therefore be it resolved; That we, the citizens of the Town, in annual meeting assembled, desire to put on record our appreciation of the sterling worth of his character and our gratitude for his long and faithful service as one of the selectmen of the Town.
For forty three years, with a short interregnum when he was Manager of the Town Farm, he was reelected to that office.
He was esteemed by us all as a man of integrity, he was conscientious in the discharge of his duties, faithful to his responsibilities, sagacious in his judgement, loyal in his friend- ship.
We knew him as a man of entire sinceri of character, trusted with the individual affair of many persons and caring for these obli- gations with fidelity
His passing is a well-nigh vireparable loss to us as individuals and to the busines? interests of the town.
1926.
We desire to express our sympathy to his family and to put in the records of the town our apprecia- tion of his character and recognition of his worth as a citizen and servant of the town.
to take up Art. 6.
to raise and appropriate sixteen thousand dollars (16,00,00) for Schools the current year.
Voted Voted Voted Voted
to take up Article 16. to pass over Article 1, relative to the Town buying Lincoln Hall. to take up Art. 10.
that the money that may be refunded on account of Dog Licenses, be divided equally between the two Public Libraries of the town.
Voted Voted
to take up Art. 17.
that the Town assist in extending a line of holes and wires along Glendale Road in West Boxford, to furnish current to Charles H. Foster and others, the Town to pay as its share, forty five dollars (45.) a year for five years.
Voted
to raise and appropriate forty five dollars (45.) to pay the Town's portion in extending the holes and along Glendale Road, in the West Parish, to furnish current to Charles H. Foster, and others.
Voted
to take up Article 9.
Voted
That the compensation for labor in the several defait- ments of the Town, be the same as last year, namely; forty cents an hour for a man, and twenty five cents.
Voted
Voted
488
1926,
an hour for a horse, while working on the roads, and pathing snow.
And fifty cents an hour for a man while shoveling know. to Take up Art. 12.
Voted Art. 12. Voted
that on the first Saturday in April next, (Apr. 3), we hold a Special. Town Meeting, and that a Committee consisting of the Selectmen be chosen to report on the advisability of buying a dump truck for breaking out the roads and handling gravel.
Voted Art. 13. Voted
to takeup Art. 13.
that the assessment of taxes shall be completed, and the tax list and warrant, shall be delivered to the Collector of Taxes, on or before the fifteenth day of August, and the tax bills shall be distrib usted before the fifteenth day of September, and that our Tax Collector be instructed to collect all taxes, before the next Annual Jour Meeting, same as last year.
Voted Art. 14. Voted
to take up Art. 14.
That the town treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipo tion of the revenue of the financial year begin ning January 1. 1926, and to issue a note on notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
Voted
to take up Art. 12.
Voted
That the matter relating to making the roads passar's
1924.
when encumbered with snow, be left in the hands of the Highway Surveyors.
to take up Art. 18.
that we discontinue publishing a list of delinquent tax payers in our Town Report,
to take up Art. 6.
that the town raise and appropriate 4,000.00 under the conditions of Chap, 81, to be expended on the Highways, and to be divided equally between the two Parishes, for general maintenance.
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