There was a brief selectmen’s meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 25. In person at the meeting were Chairman Rick Hiland and Selectman Glenn Zeiders. On the phone were Selectman Joe Ferris, Town Administrator Kelley Collins and Chapel Chair Dorothy Solomon. The selectmen were meeting to review the checks that were to be paid at this time in as much as the amounts were large. The largest check for over $200,000 would be going to Conway School District. All payments were discussed and OK'd.
Solomon informed the selectmen that she had gotten a copy of the deed to the chapel. The chapel was deeded over to the town of Albany in the 19th century from the Chocorua Sunday School Association with several stipulations. The selectmen decided to send the deed to the town attorney for an opinion as to the town’s compliance with the conditions stated in the deed.
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