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27 <br />be appropriated and assessed for the observance of Memorial Day, <br />the same to be paid to the Quarter Master of George G. Meade <br />Post 119, G. A. R. <br />ART. 8. Mr. A. E. Locke moved that the sum of $23,000 be <br />appropriated in addition to the unexpended balance of $1,569.99 <br />for the support of the Public Schools for 1903, the sum of $23,000 <br />to be assessed. Mr. F. J. Garrison moved as a substitute amend- <br />ment that the sum he $24,000. Mr. Garrison's amendment was put <br />and declared carried. <br />ART. 9, On motion of A. E. Locke it was <br />Voted, That the sum of $1,400 together with the unexpended <br />balance of $1,264.73, be appropriated for the support of the poor <br />for 1903, and that the sum of $1,400 be assessed. <br />Under this article Mr. B. F. Brown made the following motion; <br />That the question of the expediency of the town selling the Town <br />Farm be referred to a committee of three unprejudiced and repre- <br />sentative citizens appointed by the moderator, who shall report to <br />the town at some future meeting of the town during this year, or at <br />the next annual town meeting, and this report to be accompanied <br />by statistics of the Highway and Poor departments such as will form <br />the basis of their opinion. <br />Mr. Brown's motion was put and declared carried. Seven voters <br />doubted the vote and the house was polled with the following result, <br />73 in favor of the motion and 76 against, and the motion was lost. <br />ART. 10. On motion of Mr. A. E. Locke it was <br />Voted, That the sum of $4,600 in addition to the unexpended <br />balance of $30.81 be appropriated for Outside Poor for 1903, and <br />that the $4,600 be assessed. <br />ART. 11. On motion of A. E. Locke it was <br />Voted, That the sum of $20,000 together with the unexpended <br />28 <br />balance of $48.11 be appropriated for the support of the Highways <br />for 1903, that $18,000 be assessed and the balance of $2,000 be <br />taken from the balance now standing to the credit of Bank and <br />Corporation Tax account. <br />ART. 12. On motion of A. E. Locke it was <br />Voted, That the sum of $8,000 together with the unexpended <br />balance of $92.66 be appropriated for the support of Street Lights <br />for 1903, and that $6,000 he assessed. <br />ART. 13. On motion of A. E. Locke it was <br />Voted, That the sum of $5,829.06 be appropriated and assessed <br />for the support or the Fire Department for 1903. <br />ART. 14. Mr. G. W. Sampson moved that the sum of $1050 be <br />appropriated and assessed for the Board of Assessors, and that the <br />town request the Board of Assessors to employ from time to time <br />two assistants to make a resurvey of the valuation of the town, <br />which was carried. Dr. J. O. Tilton moved that the sum of $550 <br />be appropriated and assessed for the Board of Health, which was <br />carried and under this article the following amounts were appropriated <br />and assessed : <br />For Assesors, $1,050.00 <br />Auditors, 100.00 <br />April 19th, 100.00 <br />Board of Health, 550.00 <br />Care of Common, 213.86 <br />Collector of Taxes, 828.00 <br />ART. 28. On motion of Rev. C. A. Staples it was <br />Voted, That Article 28 be indefinitely postponed. <br />On motion it was voted to adjourn for ane week. <br />Meeting adjourned at 10.10 o'clock. <br />