The Portland daily press., 1881-03-08
acted upon at an adjourned meeting today at

acted upon at an adjourned meeting today at
o'clock a. m.
Bridgton.
Full board of Republican town officers was
elected by an average majority of 10Y.
Standish.
Non-fusion confusion, five tickets and no
choice, is about the story of Standish election
Rep. 229, opposition 233. Adjourned to next
Monday.
In Auburn Woodman Rep.) has $780, Lara
(Dem.) 430, Foss (Greenback) 225, Barnes pro
hibitionisD "a. Republicans carry four wards
and there is no election in one.
BATH, March THE municipal election to-
day passed off quietly. For Mayor Thomas
W. Hyde (Rep) was reelected, receiving $40,
Reuben S. Hunt (Temperance) $50, Washing
ton Gilbert Dem) 200. The City Council is
Republican with the exception of Galen c.
Moses (Dem.) elected in Ward 6.
Gardiner
GARDINER, March Joseph e. Ladd, the
Temperance candidate, was to-day elected
Mayor, receiving 4S3 votes, William Perkins
thop 900, scattering Oo.
Hiram.
Moderator-S. d. Wadsworth.
Clerk-James Evans.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the
Poor-James Edgecomb, A. X. P. Googins E.
l.. Allen
Treasurer-P. B. Young.
Supervisor s. Moulton.
Town Agent-John Pierce.
Constables-J. w. Hubbard, Calvin Fox.
Every one Republicans.
Kennebunk.
Moderator-E. E. Bourne.
Clerk-A. W. Mendum.
Selectmen and Assessors-S. E. Bryant, Ed
win Walker, VIM. Fairfield.
Treasurer-Danl. Remick.
Agent-A. E. Haley.
Superintending School Committee
Smith.
Auditors Joseph Dane, Joseph ritcomb,
Horatio Moody.
Tax Collector Frank N. Thompson.
Same officers as last year, andwith the ex-
ception of very few Greenback votes there
was no other ticket thrown.
Kennebunkport'
Moderator-W. F. Moody.
Clerk-W. G. Perkins
Selectmen and Assessors-Geo. B. CARL,
Woodbury. Smith, D. A. Burnham.
Treasurer-W. F. Moody.
Agent-E. Cousens
Superintending School Committee-Lyman
Chase.
Audtors-C. o. Huff, Geo. Hall.
Tax Colector-James Ell. Trip.
The election was unanimous upon a citizens
ticket, though mostly Republican.
Lewiston.
LEWISTON, March T. M. I. Ludden (Rep)
is elected Mayor by 1929 to 1888 for Sanborn
(Dem.), Sc for Andrews (Greenback) 81 for
Smith (Prohibitionist), and go scattering
Republicans have five wards
Rockland
RocKLAND, March THE municipal cleo
ton in this city to-day was very quiet, only
1852 votes being cast, against 1901 last spring.
Col. John S. Case (Rep.) was reelected Mayor,
receiving $50 votes to 422 for George Gregory,
II for G. A. Lynde and 9 scattering. Politics
did not enter into the contest. Mr.. Ames, who
was nominated at citizens caucus Thursday
evening, declined, and George Gregory was
nominated in his stead. The Greenbackers
nominated and supported Mr.. Lynde. The
Republicans will have a majority in both
branches of the City Council though there
was no choice for Alderman and Councilmen
in Ward 1. The only question agitated at the
election was the refunding Of the city debt at
a lower rate of interest. A large majority of
the City Council, together with the Mayor, are
in favor of refunding, though there is some
difference of opinion as to how it can be
brought about.
Saco.
SACo, March 7.
The election was very quiet. Mayor Clark
(Rep.) was reelected by 1856 majority. The
vote stood as follows: Clark 682, Hanscom
306. The Republicans elect every Aldermen
and all but two of the Council.