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2 00
Horace Kimball.
3 00
$13 75
Bills paid by order of Board of Health :
Win. C. Leavitt Co. $ 80
Frank Kimball. 16 68
F. P. Stone.
3 65
$21 13
Damage to sheep by dogs:
A. G. Lovejoy $ 24 00
R. and S. I. Jackson 9 00
Edwin M. Everett. 130 00
W. A. Hersey.
45 00
$208 00
Town Treasurer's office :
G. W. Todd & Co., check protector. $25 00
Express on same 46
Postage
1 19
$26 65
Town Clerk's office:
Loring, Short & Harmon, supplies $8 25
Postage
.57
$9 82
Water tubs:
Norway Water Co.
$100 00
Fred H. Perry, care of tub. 1 40
A. K. Hill ..
5 00
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M. G. Richardson. 2 50
Allard & Moulton. 2 50
Joseph Dubey, care of tubs. 6 00
$117 40
Pike's Hill Cemetery :
Carl Schenk, care of yard and repairs $13 24
H. L. Horne, paint for fence 4 00
$17 24
Rustfield Cemetery :
Harry E. Lovejoy, care of yard. $11 00
Insurance
S. W. Goodwin, insurance of office furniture $5 00
S. W. Goodwin, insurance of storehouse. 8 97
W. J. Wheeler & Co., insurance on lock-up.
7 50
· $21 47
Miscellaneous :
J. H. Wiłes, care of lock-up and tramps $17 75
E. N. Swett, treasurer, tax deeds 10 05
Chas. H. Pike, tax deeds. 81 33
Chas. H. Pike, deeds. 3 35
W. A. Bieknell, notifying town officers 6 30
W. A. Bicknell, fire inspector. 30 25
J. M. Wood, repairs on town shed. 4 53
L. A. Millett, sprinkling street. 30 00
Howard Knightly, gravel bank 50 00
H. E. Mixer, building inspector 2 50
E. J. LaBree, trimming trees 6 50
A. J. Stearns, legal services. 3 00
W. and L. E. Gurley, supplies sealer of weights and measures. . 1 08
G. H. Bennett, guide boards 21 35
C. B. Hamilton, use of auto 1 00
O. M. Cummings, teams.
11 50
Geo. H. Austin, use of auto : 00
John S. Smith, use of beat.
2 00
W. J. Wheeler & Co., insurance on clock.
10 68
$295 17
Expended to Feb. 1, 1916 $1,488 57
STONE CRUSHER APPROPRIATION OF 1913. . .
There has been nothing done with the $2,000.00 voted at the March meeting 1913 for a Stone Crusher and the money is still unexpended.
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CONTINGENT FUND.
DR.
To Balance January 31, 1915. $1,584 38
Balance from winter highway.
150 45
Moth pest. 80 00
Poor appropriation
308 92
Witherell Park.
33 13
Jackson Meadow Bridge
57 60
Maintenance State Aid highway 20 87
State refund on dog tax.
103 18
State railroad and telegraph tax.
206 97
State armory rent to Jan. 1, 1916.
225 00
State for sheep killed.
29 00
Moving picture license
20 00
Pool room license.
20 00
Circus license 5 00
Street vender 1 00
H. A. Packard, auctioneer license 2 00
Saving's Bank, recording tax deeds. 50
Interest on invested funds
29 96
Tax deeds sold. 217 25
$3,095 21
CR.
By State Aid highway $ 35 37
Officer's salary. 32 98
Cutting bushes. 39 49
Highways and bridges.
585 60
Rent of hall and incidental expense. 488 57
Balance in fund January 31, 1916
1,913 20
$3,095 21
FUNDS HELD IN TRUST.
Mary A. Buck fund. $300 00
Sarah D. Hawkins fund. 568 54
Milton H. Merriam fund 300 00
Solomon H. Millett fund.
300 00
L. Ellen Frost fund, real estate mortgage $500 00
Norway Saving's Bank
417 23
$917 23
Total funds held in trust
$2,385 77
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TAX DEEDS HELD BY TOWN JAN. 31, 1916.
Tax Amt. due
Name Date
Premises
and
Int. at
Cost 6%
E. N. Clement, June 26, 1894
Homestead
$ 6 02
$20 87
E. N. Clement, May 28, 1895.
Homestead
6 37
19 95
S. G. Richardson, Dec. 6, 1898
Homestead
5 01
13 48
S. G. Richardson, Dec. 3, 1902
Homestead
6 07
12.95
Homestead
4 04
6 43
Homestead
3 82
5 75
Prudent Bedard, Feb. 8, 1911 land ad. fair grounds
8 97
12 01
Prudent Bedard, Feb. 8, 1911
Homestead 26 15
34 99
Josiah Chute, Feb. 5, 1912, parcel of land on west
shore of Crooked River 8 81
Store
12 67
16 00
Myrtie Payne, Feb. 8, 1915, Homestead on Hazen St.,
1-16 acre
10 28
10 90
Etta M. Vincent, Feb. 8, 1915, Homestead No. 1 Sum- mer St., 1-4 acre 9 30
Gny L. Walker, Feb. 8, 1915, Homestead on Fair St., lying between land of L. M. Cox and Mrs. A. W. Frost, 1-3 acre 5 10
5 72
$196 80
FINANCIAL STANDING OF THE TOWN.
Cash in hands of E. N. Swett, treasurer. $9,913 32 Due from the two collectors as shown by the assessors' report 307 43
Due from other towns account of poor $268 64
L. Ellen Frost securities. 917 23
Milton H. Merriam securities 300 00
Solomon H. Millett securities 300 00
Tax deeds as per statement. 196 80
Due the town for sheep killed by dogs. 155 00
Due from Free High School 141 36
$2,279 03
$12,499 78
Nathan E. York, Dec. 4, 1907 Nathan E. York, Feb. 1, 1909 John Fournier, Feb. 5, 1908 Hannah J. Walker, Feb. 15, 1910
House lot
3 42
5 44
Homestead
7 36
10 45
12 00
E. C. Winslow, Feb. 5, 1912
9 86
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LIABILITIES.
Due Common school account. $1,501 14
Repairs on school buildings account. 343 38
I'ree Text Book account. 43 86
Insurance, Apparatus and Appliances acet
35 04
Music and Drawing account. 41 09
Supt. of Schools' office account
15 48
Funds held in trust account. 2,385 77
Estimated bills outstanding.
400 00
$4,765 76
Balance in favor of town.
$7,734 02
TOWN FARM PROPERTY.
Farm valuation. $2,150 00
Personal property at farm Jan. 31, 1916. 3,316 45
$5,466 45
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. W. HOLMES, W. A. HERSEY, ASA D. FROST,
Selectmen of Norway.
NOTE: The Town Meeting Warrant committee for this year will be notified when and where to meet and they are as follows:
Board of Selectmen, School Committee, Supt. of Schools, Town Treasurer, Anson Millett, F. P. Towne, W. F. Young, H. S. Perry, Geo. H. Dunn, H. B. Foster, T. P. Richardson, S. B. Cummings, Dennis Pike H. F. Greenleaf, Alvin Brown, Ed. A. Cox, Geo. W. Carter, F. W. Sanborn.
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Treasurer's Report
E. N. SWETT, Treasurer of Norway.
RECEIPTS.
To Rec'd of E. N. Swett, Jan. 31, 1915. $9,475 41
S. W. Goodwin, Town Clerk, dog licenses $170 00
Sidewalk fund. 193 47
N. & P. St. Ry., work on Tannery bridge 28 75
George A. Perkins, picture house li- cense
20 00
S. C. Foster, pool room license. 10 00
Circus license. 5 00
Street vender license. 1 00
F. L. Starbird, pool room license .. 10 00
H. A. Packard, auctioneer 's license 2 00
Saving's Bank, recording tax deed
50
Brick and stone sold.
18 02
Plank sold.
5 00
Interest on invested funds. 29 96
$493 70
REFUND ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd Refund on pauper acet. $172 00
PAUPER ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd of Town of Orono $109 90
Pauper goods sold 4 00
City of Auburn 61 77
Town of Naples 7 47
Town of Bridgton
23 03
City of Lewiston
5 90
Town of Rumford.
5 75
Town of Paris.
1 48
Mary O. Jordan.
32 00
Town of Poland. 74 50
Town of Buckfield 41 55
$367 35
S
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TAX DEED ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd on Horaee C. Andrews' property . .$ 5 40
Helen Noyes' property 107 25
Freeland Howe estate. 56 99
Eliner Dunn estate. 37 61
Joo Long quarry . 10 00 .
$217 25
TEMPORARY LOAN.
To Ree'd of Norway National Bank. .$6,257 85
TAX ACCOUNT.
To Ree'd of F. E. DeCoster, 1906 tax. . $ 7 07
F. E. DeCoster, 1911 tax.
5 50
F. E. DeCoster, 1912 tax.
23 00
C. H. Pike, 1913 tax and int ... 13 30
C. H. Pike, 1914 tax 138 01
C. H. Pike, 1915 tax
32,121 80
$32,308 68
TUITION ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd of Stoneham $ 60 00
Harrison 44 00
Otisfield 60 00
Greenwood
80 00
Lovell
10 00
Waterford
120 00
Albany
10 00
$384 00
STATE TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd from State Treas., Support of paupers $ 504 13
Highway dept ....
128 91
Improvement of
State road.
.
618 40
Publie Library ...
70 00
Dog lieenses
re-
funded
103 18
Common
sehool
fund
2,505 81
School and mill
fund
2,870 78
Free high school ..
500 00
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To Rec'd from State Treas., Railroad and tele-
graph tax. . $ 206 97
Armory rental. 225 00
Damage domestic
animals 29 00
Burial of soldiers 140 00
State pensions ... 528 00
$8,430 18
TOWN FARM ACCOUNT.
To Rec'd for Cream sold. $765 67
Eggs sold.
123 98
Pigs and hogs sold.
127 32
Cows sold.
95 00
Calves' skins sold. 1 59
Horses sold 485 00
Chickens sold.
13 02
Calves sold
70 21
Corn sold.
349 51
Work
148 27
Bags sold
4 65
Bull sold.
85 80
Pine sold. 31 50
$2,301 52
Total receipts.
$60,407 94
DISBURSEMENTS.
By paid Soldiers' pensions $ 528 00
County tax ..
1,595 15
Norway National Bank
6,257 85
State tax.
7,258 21
Dog licenses
170 00
Town orders 5184 to 6238, inc. 34,685 41
Cash on hand to balance.
9,913 32
$60,407 94
E. N. SWETT, Treasurer of Norway.
This is to certify that we have this day examined the books, ac- counts and foregoing report of the Treasurer of Norway and find the same correct, and hereby approve of same.
February 5, 1916.
GEO. W. HOLMES, ASA D. FROST,
Selectmen of Norway.
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ANNUAL TOWN REPORT
Road Commissioner's Report
APRIL 1, 1915, to Feb. 1, 1916. ORDERS DRAWN.
STATE AID ROAD
O. W. H. Judkins $ 58 50
Ira Wood. 47 00
J. M. Wood. 68 50
J. B. Frost 54 50
O. Mills. 52 80
Elmer Parker
63 80
B. S. Bixby
56 80
Guy Walker
43 40
L. L. Lord. 56 80
Fred Wight 7 00
L. N. Vigue 6 00
50 80
R. K. Morrill.
46 00
M. G. Adams
E. Farnum 42 80
Ed Cote. 30 80
Alton Howe
35 30
P. E. Everett.
33 80
Town of Norway 61 60
H. A. Knightly 67 60
Harry Austin. 38 80
C. G. French 17 00
Roy Frost. 31 80
Win. Cote.
17 80
Albert Cote
17 80
V. R. Mills
27 60
H. A. Rich.
Leonas Flint 8 00
21 80
W. M. Russell 16 00
F. P. Towne
12 00
Walter Brown 6 00
Maxim Bros. 7 20
225 75
H. Austin.
W. A. Hersey 43 80
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A. R. Clark. 9 00
C. B. Cummings & Sons. 23 40
S. J. Record & Co. 21 87
Norway Lake Supply Co.
21 75
$1451 77
STATE AID ROAD MAINTENANCE.
Andrew Stiles. $ 26 45
G. W. Wood. 104 63
T. B. Doughty 14 25
H. Wood. 52 66
A. C. Scribner 6 32
John Allen 20 32
Fred Wight.
9 80
Allie Richards. 2 92
Geo. Small. 4 38
L. Fogg.
3 50
L. W. Doughty
4 50
M. D. Wood.
32 73
F. F. Swan. 13 20
Dan Dellia. 9 78
D. R. Mixer 18 22
Elmer Parker 4 00
Will Gammon 1 75
J. B. Frost.
6 67
Frank Kimball.
5 58
C. Gammon
4 09
J. M. Wood.
11 11
Norway Lake Supply Co. 1 18
$358 04
BUSH ACCOUNT.
Beverly Truman $22 77
Bert Truman 22 51
Allie Noble 12. 00
Will Glover
6 00
A. E. Stiles.
11 08
C. A. Flint.
10 00
Elmer Morrill
41 50
J. M. Wood.
13 11
F. F. Swan
5 00
A. L. Wyman 11 37
H. French. 7 60
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(. A. Foster. 24 00
C. L. Delano 6 00
V. Whitman 18 00
E. F. C. Greene. 3 00
13 00
J. E. Fuller
2 00
Geo. Fogg.
H. F. Greenleaf 3 00
$231 94
JACKSON BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
J. M. Wood $19 78
V. Whitman. 25 11
Estes Yates
19 11
Fred Lovejoy
25 61
Guy Herrick
8 00
Ira Wood.
18 78
J. H. Millett
46 22
Ralph Millett.
18 22
J. E. Fuller
30 22
E. S. Abbott.
48 42
Horace Millett
5 11
Burt Truman
14 00
A. Richardson
16 00
W. F. Young
36 00
H. F. Jackson.
12 40
Geo. Fogg.
6 50
1 J. A. Roberts.
26 92
Berger Mfg. Co. 66 00
$442 40
WINTER WORK.
M. D. Wood $ 2 00
Ed. Rich. 85
C. H. Seavey 14 00
A. D. Kilgore 9 25
Edwin J. Labree
11 75
H. A. Rich. 36 60
H. F. Greenleaf 4 50
J. B. Frost. 4 65
M. G. Richardson. 2 50
H. P. Brown. 1 50
J. S. and J. H. Millett 4 00
$100 60
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SUMMER WORK.
A. M. Meserve 46 00
Alvin Brown 77 45
J. M. Wyman. 17 95
Harold Wyman 1 50
G. G. Abbott. 127 60
A. Blaquiere
12 00
E. D. Millett.
146 00
J. M. Wood.
28 00
Roscoe Hill.
33 10
F. S. Packard.
66 31
H. A. Rich.
185 85
B. G. Chapman
17 50
Ossie Ballard
19 30
Roy Frost 152 07
J. B. Frost. 88 04
W. A. Hersey 93 75 4
. W. F. Rogers
2 00
C. E. Cox. 4 00
A. Frechette 7 00
H. S. Austin.
24 75
Guy Walker
11 00
B. S. Bixby
20 50
Leonas Flint. 17 00
John Grover
13 00
W. H. Austin.
25 00
Norway Lake Supply Co.
4 81
G. T. Railroad
2 38
T. B. Roberts 2 00
A. C. Buck. 13.00
Berger Mfg. Co. 135.22
Guy Cotton 1 75
T. L. Heath.
12 40
Anton Nismi. 38 50 ..
Geo. Booth. 18 28
Geo. O. Hill
6 69
A. Thompson
2 46
W. Bailey .
9 23
A. W. Walker 692 00
M. D. Wood 53 42
W. F. Young 44 97
H. A. Robbins 48 67
Carl Shank. 39 73
H. S. Perry 1 60
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W. A. Benson 2 00
M. Greene.
10 00
Dan Dellia. 29 25
F. W. Murdock
15 10
H. Kilgore
22 00
Ira Wood.
2 00
Bion Pike.
26 48
F. H. Hurd
34 95
F. G. Herrick.
7 49
W. S. Buck
3 68
H. E. Holt.
3 11
Ernest Mattor
6 23
John Haverman
17 00
C. A. Haskell. 14 60
A. L. Wyman 42 35
Maxim Bros.
7 20
Frank Kimball
9 45
W. B. Walker.
18 62
W. S. Truman.
17 31
F. P. Towne
60 85
H. A. Rich Jr
10 00
F. H. Noble
40 38
H. Linscot. 3 50
Alvin Frost 12 23
1 17
Walter Pride
5 50
Charles Holt 4 00
O. H. Merrill.
4 00
Earl Wood.
4 50
L. Trembley
25 12
Joe King.
70 85
Elmer Morrill
17 00
A. E. Stiles
49 87
Harold Wood.
107 00
F. P. Morrill.
20 00
John F. Allen
39 07
Fred Knightly 9 55
A. C. Scribner
25 37
P. W. Curtis
39 60
A. D. Frost
2 50
G. W. Wood.
169 40
F. G. Dunn
69 23
S. G. Richardson.
75
P. E. Everett. . 10 65
Geo. Small.
A. A. Herrick 5 00
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H. H. Howe. 4 56
P. R. Hoklen 5 40
C. A. Pride. 3 90
B. F. Richardson 13 00
J. I. Millett. 11 00
N. A. Noble. 4 00
G. H. Bennett.
2 35
W. C. Leavitt.
75
Fred Kilgore.
39 30
Ed. Rich ..
2 00
Fred Wight.
3 50
V. Whitman.
22 00
E. S. Abbott.
51 60
Burt Truman
26 20
F. L. Haskell 29 00
W. H. Kilgore 10 00
Beverly Truman 31 22
C. A. Foster. 10 00
W. H. Chamberlain 10 00
Frank Estes 5 25
C. E. Austin. 17 82
G. H. Dunn.
201 48
H. F. Greenleaf 116 00
Fred Swan. 8 24
Geo. Frost.
13 00
O. D. Rich.
18 10
F. F. Swan
79 25
H. A. Knightly
74 90
A. S. Crockett.
77 25
W. C. Glover 39 65
41 70
T. B. Doughty
19 00
Homer Truman
14 19
Edgar Holden
30 47
C. J. Everett.
7 50
Donald Andrews
70 89
A. F. Cote. 34 33
William Cote. 34 33
Archie Goodwin. 4 20
C. A. Flint. 25 40
D. R. Mixer . 13 89
C. B. Cummings & Sons 197 33
J. C. Shepherd 7 00
J. A. Roberts 150 00
$5,040 64
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C. L. Delano
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About $300.00 has been paid or is now due the town on account of concrete walks, for material sold and for work done on the line of the Norway & Paris Street R. R. The shower of July 8 washed the roads very much in the western section of the town, costing $678.24 to repair them. That and subsequent heavy rains all through the sum- mer and fall made expense of maintenance unusually heavy. Nine new metal culverts 18 or 20 feet long and 12 inches in diameter have been placed where most needed at a cost of $137.60 besides the labor.
The cost of plank, stringers and rails for bridges, driveways and railing, of log drags, small tools, dynamite, gravel, repairs of machines and tools, paint for bridges, and other materials, including cost of culverts, and net cost of concrete walks, amounts to rising $900.00. Add to this the pay of the Commissioner, one can quickly see the amount there is for actual work.
With heavy traffic greatly increased, with the fast driving of auto- mobiles, with the necessity of widening roads and lengthening cul- verts and making bridges stronger, with increased cost of labor and materials, the problem of keeping 100 miles of road in proper condi- tion with the money at disposal, isn't an easy one. .
There is a call for improvements coming in from every part of the town-a call that is growing in constancy and in force. How to meet these demands is a matter of serious financial difficulty. My belief is, there should be special appropriations each year for certain specified improvements. The worst places should be improved first. To begin I recommend that Main and Cottage streets be rebuilt, using perma- nent material and that it be done at once.
J. A. ROBERTS,
Road Commissioner.
Articles For Town Warrant
List of articles to be acted on at the town meeting to be held Mon- day, March 6th, 1916 as far as has been handed in up to February 14th.
To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
To choose a Town Clerk for the ensuing year.
To choose a Board of Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, a Town Treasurer, a member of the Board of Superintending School Committee for three years, two trustees of the Norway Public Library, a Tax Collector, and all other necessary town officers for the ensuing year.
To see if the town will vote to abate the taxes assessed against the heirs of W. S. Pratt for the year 1916.
To see what per cent. the town will vote to pay for collecting tax- es for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the support of the poor for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the town officers' salaries for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the repairs of highways and bridges for the ensning year.
To see if the town will vote "yes" or "no" on the question of ap- propriating and raising money necessary to entitle the town to state aid, as provided in section 20 of chapter 130 of the Public Laws of 1913.
To see if the town will appropriate and raise the sum of $798.00 for the improvement of the section of state aid road as outlined in the re- port of the state highway commission, in addition to the amounts re- gularly raised for the care of ways, highways and bridges; the above amount being the maximum which the town is allowed to raise under the provisions of section 19 of chapter 130 of the Public Laws of 1913.
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To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to pay show breaking bills for the winter of 1915 and 1916.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to protect the town from moth pests.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for rent of hall and other incidental expenses.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to clear the highway of bushes.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for sup- port of the common schools for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to be ex- rended for free text books for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the repairs on school buildings for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to be ex- pended for insurance on school property, and for apparatus and ap- plianees for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for expense of an office for the superintendent of schools.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for sup- port of a free high school for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for in- struction in Musie and Drawing in the Village, Lake and Crockett Ridge schools for the ensuing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the support and maintenance of the Norway Public Library for the ensu- ing year.
To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for Memo- rial Day observance, for the ensuing year, to be expended by Harry Rust Post, No. 54, G. A. R.
To see if the town will vote to expend ten per cent. of the amount raised for roads the ensuing year on sidewalks.
To see if the town will vote to purchase the bonds required of the Treasurer and Collector for the ensuing year.
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To see if the town will vote to allow the Daughters of the American Revolution to place a marker in Witherell Park in memory of the soldiers of the American Revolution. To be located subject to the approval of the selectmen.
To see if the town will vote to fix a date when all taxes for the year, A. D. 1916 shall become due and payable to the Collector.
To see if the town will vote to charge interest and at what rate, and at what time interest shall commence on taxes not paid.
To see if the town in the exercise of its option will vote to have one, two or three road commissioners.
To establish the price that the road commissioner or commissioners shall receive for services.
The Selectmen give notice that they will be in session at the Se- lectmen 's office for the purpose of receiving names and correcting the list of voters, on Saturday the 4th day of March, A. D. 1916, at nine o'clock a. m.
Index
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Abatements Allowed 37
Assessors' Report 35
Births 4
Board of Health 14
Building Inspector
13
Clerk's Report
3
Deaths
9
Financial standing of the Town 55
Funds held in trust 54
Incidental Expenses 50
Inventory of Farm property 39
Marriages 6
Overseers of the Poor 39
Officers' Salaries 48
Poor off the Farm 42
Poor on the Farm. 42
Publie Library 15
Road Commissioner 60
Sealer of Weights and Measures 13
Selectmen 's Report 46
State Road. 60
Superintendent of Schools 20
Superintending School Committee 17
Tax Deeds.
55
Tabulated Statement of Schools.
25
Town Farm Statement.
39
Treasurer's Report
57
Vital Statistics 3
Unpaid Taxes 33
Warrant for Town Meeting 67
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