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<br />Voted, That in order to raise money appropriated for repairs to
<br />the Town Hall building, the Treasurer, with the approval of the
<br />Selectmen, be authorized to borrow $6,500 on the notes of the town,
<br />payable $1,000 annually from one to six years inclusive, and $500 in
<br />seven years with interest payable semi-annually at a rate not exceed-
<br />ing four per cent. per annum. Vote unanimous.
<br />ART. 26. On motion of Robert P. Clapp it was
<br />Voted, That the sum of $500 be appropriated and assessed for
<br />use of the Sewer Commissioners.
<br />ART. 28. Voted, That the matter of improvements on Wood
<br />Street be referred to the Surveyors of Highways, with the recom-
<br />mendation that they give consideration to the matter, if possible,
<br />within the general Highway appropriation.
<br />ART. 31. Voted, That until the town shall otherwise by vote
<br />provide, a Finance Committee composed of twenty-one citizens
<br />exclusive of the Moderator, be appointed by the Moderator to
<br />consider and report to the town from time to time on matters
<br />relating to the financial and business interests of the town and
<br />especially to consider and report to the town at all town meetings
<br />upon matters carrying the appropriation of money ; one-third of said
<br />committee to be appointed to serve for one year, one-third for two
<br />years, and one-third for three years, the places of retiring members
<br />to be filled annually by appointment for a term of three years by
<br />the Moderator of the March town meeting.
<br />And Voted, further, that the Moderator of the March gown meeting
<br />in each year be a member of said Finance Committee for the fol-
<br />lowing year, and the Moderator appointed the following:
<br />Edward P. Bliss,
<br />William H. Ballard,
<br />Clarence H. Cutler,
<br />ONE
<br />YEAR.
<br />Edward H. Mara,
<br />Alfred Pierce,
<br />Charles H. Spaulding,
<br />J. Odin Tilton.
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<br />Two YEARS.
<br />Arthur L. Blodgett,
<br />Charles B. Davis,
<br />Irving P. Fox,
<br />Howard M. Munroe,
<br />Christopher S. Ryan,
<br />William C. Stickel,
<br />F. Foster Sherburne.
<br />Frederick L. Emery,
<br />Harry F. Fay,
<br />Alonzo E. Locke,
<br />THREE YEARS.
<br />S. Myron Lawrence,
<br />Timothy H. O'Connor,
<br />Edwin C. Stevens,
<br />George 5. Teague.
<br />ART. 32. Voted to take the article from the table. On motion
<br />of Sylvester P. Robertson it was
<br />Voted, That the Cemetery Committee be authorized to investi-
<br />gate one or more suitable burial places for the town, ascertain the
<br />price at which the same may be purchased, and report on or before
<br />the next annual town meeting.
<br />ART. 33. Voted to take the article from the table. On motion
<br />of Sylvester P. Robertson it was
<br />Voted, That the matter be indefinitely postponed.
<br />ART. 34. Voted, That the sum of $1,121.24 be appropriated
<br />and assessed to cover overdraft in cost of suppression of insects
<br />during the year 1908, and that a further sum of $1,179.70 be appro-
<br />priated and assessed for continuing the same work under the pro-
<br />visions of Chapter 381, Acts of 1905, and amendments thereto.
<br />Voted, That all money used for the suppression of insects be
<br />expended under the direction of the committee of five appointed by
<br />the Moderator at the town meeting held July 9, 1908, this com-
<br />mittee to take full charge of the work until March, 1910.
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