Article 3—To hear and act upon
the report of the Selectmen. Town
Treasurer. Treasurer of Town Depos
it Fund, Town School Committee and
Auditors
Article 4—To (ay a tax sufficient
:to defray the expenses of the town
| for Schools. Highways. Bridges.
'Town's Poor, and necessary expenses
for the ensuing year.
Article 5.—To see what action the
. jtown will take in regard to the re
1 pair of highways and bridges.
Article 6—To see if the town will
vote to authoriie the Selectmen to
' borrow money In anticipation of tax
’ e*.
Article 7—To gee If the town will
authorize the Selectmen to procure
. danger markers for dangerous corn
ers and short curves of roads.
Article 8.—To see if the town will
authorize the “Selectmen to renew
! guide posts with directing signs
.‘where required, to direct the travel
I ing public.
, Article 9.—To see what action the
' tow n will take in regard to the free
' public libraries.
Article 10.—To do any other busi
ness proper to be done at said meet
ing.
JOSEPH SPALDING,
, EDWARD L. CHAMBERLIN,
! LUTHER J. LEAVITT,
Selectmen.
f Dated at Woodstock, Conn., Sep
f tember 24, 1912.
Ut!
CHURCH ITOTES.
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be served
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day er«is*. at Mr. Hit.eos i rooms
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