Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-28

BlOdgett, J, l.. Felt, f. c. Farnsworth, Isaac
Bourne and Henry Leland have been chosen as
republican town committee for Templeton Tor
the ensuing year.
WARREN.-The republicans of Warren at
their caucus Monday evening, made choice of
S. H. Sibley and Cutler Moore as their delegates
to the state convention. At the same meeting a
Grant and Wilson club was organized. One
hundred and ten enlisted men under its preamble
and bylaws, and elected the following officers
II. Sibley, president; J. W. Chadsey secre-
tary; W. II. Fairbanks, treasurer
ONFoRD.-At republican caucus in Oxford,
Monday evening, delegates were chosen: To the
state cOnyentiOn-Wm. E. Pease and T. H.
Rowland; to the ninth congressional district
VIM. Z. Pease and S. c. Willis, Jr; to the SEN
atorial convention-Edward S. Pease and Asa
b. Taft; to the county convention-S. C. Paine
and A. L. Merriam. Town committee-Wm. f.
Pease, L. S. Pease, j. B. Pratt, L. Bartlett, J.
Dart. Grant and Wilson club was organized,
with DIR. $. c. Paine as president
GARDNER.-A Grant and Wilson club has
been organized at Gardner, with John NJ Moore
as president. John NJ Moore, Levi H. Sawin
and John D. Eager have been chosen as dele
gates to the state convention.
BERLIN-Dclegates to the state convention,
p. B, SOuthwick, j. c. Bickford; town commit
tee, center district, A. l.. Snow; west district
L. L. Carter; east district, d. II. Carter; south
district, VIM. Bassett; north district, S. L. Full
Ter; secretary, A. L. Snow.
SOUTHBORo.-The following have been
chosen as delegates to the state convention
from Southboro; Capt. Francis Fisher, H. F.
Webster; substitutes, F. A. Dorr, Curtis New.
ton.
CLINToN.-At a fully attended meeting of the
republicans of Clinton, held last Monday even
ing, Grant and Wilson club was organized
with officers as follows: Prcsident-Franklin
Forbes; vice-presidents-Cha G. Stevens, /. F.
Warehouse, Geo. NJ. Morse, and seventeen
others. Executive committee. Brimhall, A.
S. Davidson, o. II. Wech, w. T. Freeman, f..
X. Gibbs, S. W. Tyler, c. NJ. Dinsmore, O. A.
Washbuih, G. w Goss, Gotlob Beck, James NJ .
johnson. Secretary-W L. Parkhurst.
Treasurer-A. A. Burditt. The Clinton brass
band accepted an invitation to be present and
addresses were made by Messrs. Franklin Forbes,
Chas. G. Stevens, II. s. Robinson, d. H. Bemis
and Others Much enthusiasm prevailed and the
meeting adjourned with three hearty cheers for
Grant and Wilson.
MILLBURY.-At the republican caucus at
Millbury, Monday evening, H. L. Bancroft,
Horace Armsby and Peter Simpson, Jr., were
elected delegates to the state convention and
were instructed to vote for WaShburn for gov
ernor and L. b. Stoddard for lieutenant gov
ernOr
WEsTBoRo.-At meeting of the liberal re-
publicans of Westboro, on Monday evening, held
for the purpose of choosing delegates TO attend
the state liberal republican convention, to be
held at Worcester Sept. II, t. A. Smith, ESQ,
was chosen moderator, and +. F. DenfieId, sec
rotary Messrs. George N. Smalley, T. A Smith
and DIR. VIM. Curtis were chosen delegates, and
Messrs George H. Raymond, Rev j. L. Hatch
and Josiah Childs to fill vacancies, should any
occur in the delegation. These delegates were
also chosen as a committee to confer with others
and arrange for the immediate organization of
Greeley and Brown club in Westboro.
ATHoL.-Geo. II. Hoyt, A. NJ. Sawyer and F.
K, Haskell are to represent the town in the state
convention, and George II. Hoyt, A. NJ. Sawyer,
A. Bangs, F, R. Haskell and r. d. Leonard
have been elected town committee for the en-
suing year. large number of copies of the
speech delivered by Hon. George F. Hoar in this
city have been distributed in the town.