Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-04
Town Meetings.

Orange Republican m by One Hundred and
 Thfrty-nfne NKajorfty-JThe Result i'm
 Hamden-Republicans Well RsPresent-
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 All the towns in the State elected town off, cers yesterday, except New Haven and Bridgeport. The results in Orange and Ham den are given below. East Haven, now that part of the territory has been annexed to New Haven, is Democratic by small majori- ty. Fair Haven East no longer takes part in the choice of officers Tor the town, being 8 part of New Haven town; hence the ordinary quiet reigned in that section yesterday and no election excitement was had.
 Orange. The Republican town ticket in Orange was elected yesterday by -1S9 majority. There ! was light vote, especially on the Democrat 1 ic side. The result was known early in the evening, the counting being uncomplicated. | MT. George R. Kelsey is elected Town Agent and First Selectman. The result is the cleo tion of the following:
 First SeIectman and Town Agent, George R. Kelsey; other selectman, Charles F. | Smith. Treasurer, I. K. Ward. Town clerk, Elias T. Main Unanimously, ), Assess ors, Samuel L.. Smith, Isaac P. Treat. II F. Miles Constables, George I. Baboock, | jr Seaman B. Smith, William E. Doolittle, | Zadoc R. Morse, George M. White, Elizur B. Russell. Collector of taxes, Waiter A. | Main Registrar, first district, Stephen B. | Booth; second district, Frederick B. Perkins. | Grand jurors, Stiles D. Woodruff, Alonzo F. Wood, William c. Russell, H. w. Painter Gin place of the late Elam Hull), I. P. Treat, \ Henry A. Clark. Auditor, D. s. Thompson. School visitor, James Walker. The Orange Democratic nominations were l D. T. Welch, town clerk, registrar of vital statistics, etc. David Platt, town agent and selectman; B. l.. Kimberly, selectman Will 1 liam B. Church, collector of taxes; 0. K. Bush, town treasurer, depositor of town fund, etc. John F. Barnett, auditor and school ' visitor; Rowland Hine and Leverett B. Treat assessors; Prosper Warner and John M. Aimes, board of relief; John M. Aimes. | registrar of voters, first district; Benjamin 1 F. Somers, registrar of voters, second dis I trict, etc.
 TANDEM
 At the Hamden town election the following were elected:
 Town Clerk-Ellsworth B. Cooper, Rep. Selectmen- Charles P. Auger, Walter w ! Woodruff, Reps Edwin W. Potter, Dem.
 Assessor-George H. Allen, Rep.
 Assessor-Gilbert s. Benham, Dem.
 Collector of Taxes-Jesse Warner, Rep. ! Rep.
 Registrar of Births, Marriages and DeathI t-Ellsworth B. Cooper, Rep.
 Grand Jurors-George H. Allen, Rep \ George c. Rogers Andrew McKeon, Dems | School Visitors-Ellsworth A. Bradley : years; Leverett A. Dickerman, years
 Charles I. Dickerman, year J. H. Webb Constables- Merritt Potter. Brainerd T
 Ives, Charles l.. Morse, Lewis Joyce, Jesst | B. Gilbert.
 -Sealers of Weights and Measures
 J. Merrill, Samuel Todd.
 Town Weighers-Edward P. Edwards
 Eneas Warner, Charles P. Augur. Benjamin | Broomhead.
 T Fence Viewers-Chauncey l.. Ives, John E
 Andrews.
 Measurers of Wood-Edward P. Edwards
 John E. Andrews, Eneas Warner, Georg Bassett, Charles P. Augur, Jesse Warner John W. Sanford, Willis Munson. ! Auditor-Leverett A. Dickerman. | Registrar of Voters-Charles L. Morse