The Portland daily press., 1880-03-02

Counctlnaen-Hall (Rep.) 4SS, Talbot (Rep.)
54s, Sawyer (Rep) 542, Moulton Dem.) 800
Edwards Dem) 275, Dresser Dem.) 304, Rid
Ion (Dem) 300, scattering2.
Warden.McLellan (Rep) $50, Harper
Dem.) 2S9.
Clerk-Drummond Rep.) $50, Plummer
Oem.) 2S9.
COnstab'es- g (Rep.) $50, McIn-
tyre (Rep) 531, Norton Dem.) 2o1, Scott
Dem.) 29l, scattering2
WARD SIX.
Alderma'.-Little Rep.), 464, Rolfe (Dem.),
$50, scattering l.
Councilmen- Marks (Rep.), 4S9, Fisk (Rep0.
493, Mari SRep2 4SS, Green Dem.) 232, Leathe
Dem.) 22S, Waterhouse Dem.l 226.
400 WG os.a-;, (Rep.) 4S7, Roberts Oem)
ClerkmWaterhouse Rep.) 4sS, O'Donnell
Dem.) 232.
Constables-Joy Rep) 4S4, Pennell Rep.)
40, Bell lRep.) 235, Newton (Dem) 233, Frank
(Dem.) 100, scattering l.
WARD SEVEN
D aae,lss rs DoansHI1 a,e! Rep eoa FoOos
- Conncilmen.Melcher Rep.) 592, Little
(Green) 2OS, Green (Dem.) 100, Hawley
lDem) 1877, Murray 36, Crossman 36, scatter
ing /.
Warden-Plummer (Rep.) 591, WEIGH Dem.)
1885, Mitchell So.
Cclerk-Rowe (Rep) sol, Adams Dem 1877,
Fabyan SO.
Constables-Burnham Rep.) 591, Slower
CRep.) 591, Raglan (Dem.) 1888, Cooney Dem)
1885, Moseley "a, johnson a.
Deering.
There was large turn out yesterday and
heavy vote was thrown resulting in the
election ola straight Republican ticket by
good majority.
Moderator-L. B. bennett, (R.) 1Os NJ. G.
Dow, ID. & g. so.
Selectmen-E. B. Sargent, CD 400, J. C.
Phenix, (R) 391; Geo. Libby, (R) $3.50; Sol
CD 273.
Experimenting School Committee-L. B.
bennett, lR.( $50; A. ?. Topliff, CD 335.
Riggs, O) 357.
Treasurer and Collector-D. D. Chenery
(R.) 401; G. B. Leavitt, CD $50.
Auditor-G. B. Leavitt, (R.) unanimous.
The meeting adjourned to Monday next to
do the town business. There are thirty-four
articles in the warrant.
Cape Elizabeth.
At the town meeting in Cape Elizabeth, the
entire Republican ticket was elected, as fol-
lows:
observation-disclosures B. Haskell
Selectmen-Nathaniel Dyer, Thomas B. Has
kell, Stephen Seaman.
Treasurer-AureiusV V. Cole.
School Committee-Joseph S. Pickett
Agent-Edward A. Kelsey.
Auditor-George F. Henley.
Constables-A. G. Dyer, Fred. P. Dyer,
Charles P. Cash.
The Greenbackers and Democrats fused ON
two selectmen and treasurer, casting 900 votes
for these officers to 1877 for the Republican can
didates. The largest vote was for town agent
Edward A. Kelsey (R). ................. 334
Simeon Walton, 3D.: .-........... 80. 172
William S. Emery, Co.,. .........." 81
IOtal. Observation-Disclosures. Dos
This is an average vote for spring election.
Last fall the Republican vote was $50 and the
Fusion vote 500.
Col. Frederick Robbie was elected Moderator
by an unanimous vote.
For Town Clerk-John c. Summersides Re-
publican 331; David f. Watson, Democrat,
231; Joseph Smith, Greenback, 40; Scattering,
For Northumberland F. Bacon, Republic
can, ;35334; Henry Mayberry. do, 342; Chas. w.
Deering, do, 343; Levi Fl. Bean, Democrat,
235; John l.. Higgins, do, 213; John Frink,
do, 213; Carl w. Shaw, Greenback, 43; Byron
Hamblen, do 49, Freedom Douglass do, Al:
Scattering,
For Treasurer-Stephen Hinckley Republi-
can, $50; Nathan Winslow, Democrat, 213,
George w. Heath, Greenback, 45.
For Collector-Lewis Libby, Rep, $3.50; VIM.
M. Dyer, Dem, 223; Roswell Ward, Green
back, AZ; Scattering, 2.
For experimenting School Committee-El-
bridge M. Wilson, Rep 1881 Samuel B. Themes,
DEM; 227; Alpheus Boothby, Greenback A.
For Auditor-John Fl. Gard, Rep, 3t4 kim
ball Eastman, DEM. 900; Joseph w. Parker,
Greenback, 43.
The entire Republican ticket was elected.
Falmouth.
The entire Republican ticket was elected.
This is large gain.
Bridgton.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
The whole Republican ticket for town Off
GERS was elected by an average majority of
ninety-six, large gain over last year.
Standish.
Especial Despatch to the Press.]
Standish has gone Democratic by 80
majority.
Cornish.
Republicans chose all their candidates for Sc
lectmen by maiorities ranging from 10 to 30.
Fryeburg.
Especial Despatch to the PREsSl
Moderator-E. G. Harrington.
Clerk-T. S. McIntire.
Treasurer-John Locke.
Selectmen-S. G. Hobbs, VIM, G. Walker
Dean A. Ballard.
Supervisor-Fred W. Powers.
COLLECTOR. A. Bradley
| All Republicans.
| Northumberland d. Waterhouse
Selectmen-James Edgcomb, James M.
Young, Marshall Spring.
| Clerk-James Evans.
School Committee-Dr. j. l.. Bennett, Jas.
| s. Moulton, L. j. Edgecomb.
Treasurer. B. Young.
All Republicans, elected by an average of
thirty majority. The Fusionist had 8 majority
last fall and year ago 40.
Kennebunk
| At the annual town meeting here the fol-
| lowing were chosen:
Town Clerk-A. Warren Mendum.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the
| Poor.Seth E. Bryant, Edwin Walker, VIM.
| Fairfield
Treasurer-Daniel Remick.
| Town Agent-A. e. Haley.
School Committee-Henry Kingsbury, Chas
E. Vinal
All Republicans but third Selectman and he
| is a Democrat that believes in an honest count
and honest money.
The Greenback candidate for village Select
men had 81 votes Fairfield, who run against
him, had DO. The Democrats run no separate
| ticket.
Kennebunkport.
| Moderator-W lillian F. Moody.
| Town Clerk-William G.. Perkins
Selectmen and Assessors George B. CARL,
Woodbury. Smith, Daniel A. Durham.
Town Treasurer-Joseph A. Titcomb
Town Agent-William F. Moody.
experimenting School Committee William
I. Perkins, years; Lyman Chase, year.
Auditors-Albert B. Seavey, Charles Ward.
The above are nominees of a citizens eau
Gus, in opposition to Fusion Hartman tick
ct, which ran on the average 81 behind, and
are all Republicans except one selectman, the
treasurer and one auditor.
| Fairfield.