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25 LICENSE. Yes, No, Blank, And the town voted No License. 179 418 94 The check lists used and the ballots cast were signed and sealed up according to law and delivered to the Town Clerk, and at 7.30 o'clock the Moderator declared the meeting adjourned to Monday evening, March 13, at 7.30 o'clock p. m. ADJOURNED MEETING MARCH 13, 1905. Meeting called to order by the Moderator at 7.40 o'clock. ARTICLE 4. On motion of R. P. Clapp it was Voted, That Art. 4 of the Warrant be considered before the house for action thereunder at any time during the progress of the present meeting or any adjournment hereof when no other business is being transacted. The Building Committee on the new Primary School Buikling submitted their report (see reports of committees). It was voted that the report be accepted and the committee discharged with the thanks of the town for their services. C. W. Kettell moved that the sum of $1,068.88 be appropriated and assessed to pay the extra cost of erecting the building, and it was voted to refer the subject to the Finance Committee. The committee chosen by the town to consider the disposal of the water plant submitted their report, (see reports of committees) and it was 26 Voted, That the report of the committee on the town lands in connection with the water works be accepted and that the town in accordance with the recommendations of the report set apart for public purposes all the lands and rights belonging to it and described in said report. That the same committee, increased by two mem- bers to be appointed by the Field and Garden Club, be requested to continue their investigations, and that they report their doings and further recommendations at a subsequent town meeting. ART. 5. Under this Article the following officers were chosen : Charles E. Wheeler, James W. Smith, George W. Spaulding, FIELt, DRIVERS. Albern S. Chatfield, FENCE VIb.WERS• Charles S. Blodgett, SURVEYORS OF LUMBER. Alfred E. Haynes. George W. Buck. Abbott S. Mitchell. ART. 6. On motion of George D. Harrington it was Voted, " That the name of William E. Fiske be stricken from the list, at his own request, and that the town accept the list of jurors as submitted by the Selectmen." ART. 7. On motion of George W. Taylor it was Voted, That the sum of two hundred dollars ($200) be appro- priated and assessed for the observance of Memorial Day, the same to be expended under the direction of Post 119, Grand Army of the Republic.