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<br />Second. That 117 incandescent lamps be supplied to take the
<br />place of the 39 arc lights.
<br />Third. That the rate paid per incandescent lamp per annum be
<br />reduced to an equivalent sum per kilowatt hour, this being accom-
<br />plished by metering the town service.
<br />Fourth. That the Selectmen oversee the proper distribution of
<br />these incandescent lamps.
<br />Fifth. That the company use high efficiency lamps and other
<br />improvements as they come into commercial use.
<br />Sixth. That lamps be renewed when the candle power drops to
<br />80 per cent. of the original rating.
<br />George W. Taylor offered the following substitute motion
<br />That all articles relating to appropriation (except Article 19) be
<br />referred to a committee of fifteen to be appointed by the Moderator,
<br />such committee to include a member of the Board of Selectmen,
<br />Surveyors of Highways, Overseers of the Poor, School Committee,
<br />Assessors, Fire Engineers, Board of Health, Water Commissioners,
<br />and Town Treasurer; that said committee fully consider the subject
<br />of these Articles and report at some adjourned meeting with such
<br />recommendations as they deem prudent.
<br />The substitute motion of Mr. Taylor was put and declared carried,
<br />and the Moderator appointed the following committee :
<br />Edward P. Nichols (Chairman),
<br />George O. Whiting,
<br />Alonzo E. Locke,
<br />Frank D. Peirce,
<br />Joseph P. Ryan,
<br />Frank W. Herrick,
<br />Daniel F. Hutchinson,
<br />J. Odin Tilton,
<br />George W. Taylor,
<br />F. Foster Sherburne,
<br />George D. Harrington,
<br />H. A. C. Woodward,
<br />George L. Walker,
<br />James P. Munroe,
<br />Everett S. Locke.
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<br />On motion of George W. Taylor it was
<br />Voted, That Article 4 of the Warrant be considered before the
<br />house for action thereunder at any time during the progress of the
<br />present meeting or at any adjournment hereof when no other busi-
<br />ness is being transacted.
<br />On motion of George W. Taylor it was
<br />Voted, That a committee of nine, including the Selectmen and
<br />Engineers of the Fire Department, be appointed by the Moderator
<br />to investigate the condition of the Hancock Engine House building
<br />and report thereon, with recommendations, at an early date, and the
<br />Moderator appointed the following committee :
<br />George W. Taylor (Chairman),
<br />Daniel G. Tyler, Frank D. Peirce,
<br />George W. Spaulding, James H. Phillips,
<br />Abram C. Washburn, H. A. C. Woodward,
<br />David Hennessey, John McKay.
<br />The Committee on Trust Funds made the following report
<br />MARCH 12, 1906.
<br />Your Committee on Trust Funds reports as follows
<br />The Town Treasurer reports the following 'Trust Funds :
<br />Dated
<br />Cary Library Trustees, $6,000.00 at 6% 1883
<br />Cary Library Trustees, . 5,000.00 at 6% 1887
<br />Bridge Fund, 2,000.00 at 6% 1891
<br />Beals Fund, 2,000.00 at 6% 1892
<br />Gammell Fund, 500.00 at 7% 1874
<br />Gilmor Fund, 500.00 at 5% 1894
<br />Cemetery Trust Funds, 9,910.00 at 5% 1877
<br />$25,910.00
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