ASSESSORS, to be elected, 35.

may be elected for three years, 31.
statute concerning, may be accepted, 31.
acceptance may be revoked, 32.

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when none elected, selectmen to act as, 36.
oath to, 73.

BALLOT, what officers to be chosen by, 68.
how to be prepared, 87, 88.

not to contain too many names, 87.

names on, should be clearly expressed, 88.

should show what office person is voted for, 89.

blank piece of paper is not, 90.

when to be preserved, 90.

may be recounted, 91.

voting by, 85.

prepared at public expense, 133.

BALLOT-BOX STANDARD, when to be used, 133.

BATHS, PUBLIC, towns may grant money, 101.
superintendent of, 102.

BURIAL-GROUND, towns required to provide one or
more, 102.

may grant money for, 102.

cannot be taken for other purposes except, 103.

land for, how taken, 102.

land not to be used for, without vote of town, 105.
towns may receive money in trust for, 104.

BY-LAWS, authority in general to make, 105.
baths, regulation of, 102.

bridges, driving faster than walk on, 110.
buildings, inspection of, 107.

construction of, 107.

burial-grounds, as to trust funds for, 104.

camphene, regulating sale of, 111.

cattle, as to pasturing in ways, 109.

as to driving in ways, 110.

children, abandoned and neglected, 108.

dog licenses, to regulate, 109.

explosive compounds, manufacture and transportation

of, 108.

fast driving, 110.

BY-LAWS-continued.

gunpowder, keeping of, 111.
internal police, 105.

junk shops, to regulate, 112.
libraries, 132.

neglected children, 108.

offal, transportation of, 110.

peace and good order, for preserving, 105.
petroleum, to regulate manufacture of, 113.
prudential affairs, 105.

reservoirs and appurtenant driveways, 106.

snow and ice, removal of, 105, 109.

survey of marble, 64.

taxes, sales or taking land for, 113.

town meetings, to regulate, 105.

truants, 113.

wash-houses, to regulate, 102.

water pipes and fixtures, 106.

weighing of vessels, 114.

must be reasonable and certain, 115.

to be approved and recorded, 111, 115.

CANDIDATES' NAME, should be clearly expressed, 88.
misspelling of, does not vitiate, 88.

CELEBRATION OF CERTAIN ANNIVERSARIES,
towns may grant money for, 116.

CEMETERY. See BURIAL-GROUND.

CHECK-LIST, to be prepared by registrars of voters, 25.
to be furnished to moderator, 24, 66.

when must be used, 66.

when required and not used, towns may proceed anew,

22.

not conclusive as to right to vote, 26.

to be preserved, 93.

CITIZEN, who is, 19.

CLAY-PITS, towns may take, 178.
CLERK, to be elected, 35.

to be sworn, 35.

pro tem. to be elected or appointed when, 20.
vacancy in office, how filled, 80, 81.

to preside during election of moderator, 20.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES, to be elected, 40.

compensation of, 40.

may be removed, 77.

vacancy in office, how filled, 78, 80.

COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND, to be elected,
36.

vacancy, how filled, 37.

COMPENSATION may be paid to officers and agents, 116.
CONSTABLES, to be elected and sworn, 35.

to be collectors of taxes, when, 35.
vacancy in office, how filled, 58, 80.

CONTRACTS, towns may make, 116.
for care of sick in hospitals, 130.
for water supply, 169.

for construction and repair of ways, 179.
CULLERS of staves and hoops to be elected, 36.

DANGEROUS BUILDINGS, 136.

DEBT. See MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.

DIRECTORS OF ALMSHOUSE may be elected, 40.
DISORDERLY PERSONS may be arrested, 23, 24.
DIVIDING MEETING, how done, 23.

DOGS, towns may make by-laws concerning, 109.
DRINKING-TROUGIIS, selectmen may establish, 125.
towns may grant money for, 125.

ELECTION of civil officers to be by plurality vote, 90.
of what officers to be by ballot, 68.
ENGINEERS may be appointed, 56.

may be removed for cause, 56, 78.
ENGINEMEN may be appointed, 55.
ENVELOPE may be used at elections, 85.

EVENING SCHOOLS, towns may establish, 147, 149.

FELONS, towns may grant money for apprehension of,
125.

FELONY, what is, 125.

FENCE-VIEWERS, to be chosen, 36.

vacancy in office, how filled, 58, 80.
FIELD-DRIVERS, to be chosen, 36.
to be sworn, 70.

vacancy in office, how filled, 58, 80.
FIREWARDS, to be appointed, 56.

FISH-WARDENS, to be appointed, 46.

FORESTS, towns may grant money for preservation of,

125.

FOREST FIREWARDS, to be appointed, 46.
when selectmen may be, 46.

FREESTONE, surveyor of, may be appointed, 64.

GAUGER of liquid measures may be appointed, 51.

GRAVEL PITS, towns may take, 178.

GUIDE-POSTS, towns shall maintain, 128.

selectmen or road commissioners shall report concern-
ing, 128.