Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-02

city by nearly 800 majority. against about 500
last fall. The votes are not vet announced.
but the majority will not vary much from the
figures given.
The vote for mayor gives VIM. Senter.
rep, $500: Frederick Fox, fusion, e.oss;
total vote, s.s.l; Senter's majority, l,aS4.
Last year: Senter. rep, e,s4l; Walker, flu
sion, e,9&l: Fox, greenback, As: scattering,
Is: total. 5.s44; fusion majority 10. The
island vote is not in, but will not affect the
result. Wards and are fusion, the other
1--WE republican.
The republican majority in Portland is
1888. Deering, Cape Elizabeth, Bridgton,
Falmouth, Gorham, Kennebunk. Kennebunk-
port, Carmel, Fryeburg and Hiram all give
republican majorities. Standish gives a
democratic majority.
Cape Elizabeth.
Cape Elizabeth gives over 100 repabl lean
majority, a heavy fusion loss since fall.
Skowhesan.
SkowHEGAN, March /. Skowhegan to-day
elected Hiram s. Stewart, republican counted
out representative, chairman of the Board Of
Selectmen by vote of 40l to 1856 for Wharf
CUSTOM who was one year ago elected
chairman. All the other republican candi-
dates were elected by about the same vote.
The fusion vote last fall was 267.
The meeting was the largest ever held here
and great interest was felt. A full republic
can board Of selectmen was chosen. Last
years. board was fusion.
brunswick.
BRUNSWICK, March l. Brunswick has
elected the republican town officers by
strong majority.
Ellsworth.
ELLSWORTH, March |. Roscoe Holmes,
democrat, was elected mayor by twenty ma
jority. The republicans carry three out of
five wards against the combined force of
greenbackers and democrats.
Gardiner.
GARDINER, March l. The republicans to-
day elected ID. c. Palmer for mayor, and
nearly all other city officers. The election
passed of quietly.
SAco, March l. At the municipal election
in this city to-day the republicans carry the
seven wards and elect their mayor, Oliver c.
Clark, by majority of l65. Mr.. Clark was
elected last year by majority Of 1913.
strong and Phillips.
PENNINGTON, March |. Strong and Phil
lips have elected full republican tickets by in
creased majoritics.
GoRmAM, March |. At the election in
Gorham to-day, the following republican
ticket was elected by seventy-five majority:
Moderator Robic.
Trcasurer-Stephen Hinkley.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
Poor-Samuel +. Bacon, Henry Mayberry,
Charles w. Deering.
Town Clerk-John c. Summersides.
Experimenting School Committee-El-
bridge NJ. Wilson.
Auditor-,John II. Card.
Collector-Lewis Libby.
On the vote for governor last fall the flu
sonists had majority.
BridgtOn.
BRIpGTON. March /. The town election in
Bridgton came off to-day, and the excitement
was intense and vote large. The republicans
elected 1. S. Webb, Moderator, by "A MAJOR
ity; and the rest of the republican ticket by a
large majority. The republican majority last
fall was 60.
BOwdOinham.
BowDoIxHAM, March l. The following
town officers were elected to-day
Moderator-S. w. Carr.
Town Clerk. ID. Small.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of the
Poor-David G. Cornish, Thomas p. Whit
more, A. S. Purinton.
Town Treasurer-James Il. Pratt.
Supervisor of Schools-A. II. Cheney.
All republicans.
Topsham.
ToPsHAM, March /. At the election in
this town to-day, the republicans made a
clean sweep. The following officers were
chosen
Selectmen-G. +. Thompson, J. f. NAL
let David Work.
Treasurer-C. +, Haskell.
Agent-W. +. Graves.
Clerk-C. +. White.
Supervisor-A. b. PendletOn.
Manchester.
MANCHESTER, March I. Result Of the an
nual election
Moderator-Sullivan Kilbrcth.
Clerk-G. II. Kilbreth.
Selectmen, Assessors, etc-C. s. Pope,
Willis II. Wing, Albert Knowles.
Supervisor. n. Wadsworth.
Collector and Treasurer-,Joseph G. Samp-
son.
Auditor of Accounts-Walter A. New
comb.
The test vote stood: republican, 30; fu-
eion "a. All the officers are republican.
PittstOn.
PITrsToN, March I. At the annual election
the following officers were chosen.
Moderator-Barrett A. Cox.
Clerk-W. II. Dudley.
Selectmen-Daniel Glidden, Daniel K.
Moody, Samuel A. Jewett.
Treasurer-James X. Goodwin.
Supervisor-Willie Z. Seekins.
Constables-H. NJ. McCurdy, Newton
Mitchell.
Collector-Dummer G. Knight.