The Portland daily press., 1882-03-07
TOWN ELECTIONS.
AN ALMOST UNBROKEN LINE OF RE
PUBLICAN SUCCESSES.

AN ALMOST UNBRoKEN LINE OF RE
PUBLICAN SUCCESSES.
Bridgton Votes to Build the Bridgton g.
saco Valley Road.
Deering.
There was light vote thrown yesterday, re-
sulting as follows:
| G. Dow (Gr.l 81.
Libby Rep) 275; T. j. Riggs, (Dem.) 253;
Isaiah Elder Dem.) 210; e. j. Pinkham (Rep.)
1876; A. F. Smith (Rep) 1854; Fl. F. Milliken
Treasurer and Collector-D. D. Chenery
Rep) 270; A. Leach (Dem.) 233.
Supervisor of Schools-C. B. Varney, 305;
e. G.. johnson, 191.
Auditor-J @. Kidder, PSI; G.. 81. Crocker,
215.
There was no choice for third selectman, the
meeting adjourned to Monday next to finish
the town business.
Cape Elizabeth.
Moderator-T. B. Haskell.
Tswn Clerk-Franklin w. Dyer.
RsSRAAN@A
Michael Peables.
Treasurer-Edward +. Hill.
Collector-George Ficketg.
s. S. Committee-E. +. Hill.
Town Agent-Daniel Plummer.
Audtor-N. B. Knight.
ALI Democrats.
Moderator-Leroy f. Pike.
Clerk-Howard Brackett
Selectmen-Chester D. Small. John d. Mason,
Noah Weeks.
Treasurer-Preston Durgn.
Supervisor of Schools-Chas. W. Pike.
Constable and Collector-EbeH Barker.
az -''p ''tN''- standish.
All the Republican officers were elected by
majorities ranging from to "a.
Gorham.
Moderator-Frsderick Robie.
Clerk-William Il. Usher.
Selectmen Rufus A. Fott William Buxton, =.
Treasurer-Stephen Hinkley.
Collector-Fred G. Seaman.
Auditor-John H. Gard.
School Committee Nathaniel A. Marshall.
All Republicans. No choice for third Sc
lectman. An adjourned meeting will be held
Monday.
Fryeburg.
Moderator-E.C C. Harrington.
Clerk-T.S. McIntire
Selectmen-Dean A. Ballard, Carlton H. Walker,
James A. Jones.
Treasurer-John Locke.
School Committee-B. Walker McKean.
<aA AsoPASAaSnnSs
Moderator-Freelsnd Howe.
Clerk-William W. Whitmarsh.
selectmen. &c.-E. b. Brown, F. A. Danferth.
Irving Frost.
Tressurer-C. s. Tucker.
Agsnt-J.A. Roberts.
School Committee
All Republicans
Moderator-H. G. Brown.
Clerk-George A; Wilson. c.,..,,
Selectmel-W, f. Cuehman, w. Il. Gurus, u. L.
Treasurer-M. d. Bolster
AUDITOR. X. Hammond.
Buxton.
. Moderator-Chas. G. Weld.
Clerk-R. A. Bradbury.
Selectmen-Samuel A. Hill, Mark l.. NJ. ID. owen,
John G. Locke
Treasurer-Samuel Hanson.
School Committee-E. B. Hopkinson.
Collector-W. A. McCorrison.
All Republicans, elected by majorities of 100
or more.
Kennebunkport.
Moderator-w. F. Moody.
Clerk-H. B, bennett.
Selectmen, &c.-G. b. CARL, Woodbury. Smith, ID.
A. Burnham.
Treasurer-Jos. A. Titcomb.
Town Agent-W. f. Moody.
Superintending School Committee-A: L. Cieayes.
Auditors-Chss g. Perkins. @. o. HUFF
The chosen men are equally divided between
Republicans and Democrats. A straight
Greenback ticket had six to eleven votes.
Saco.
At the municipal election in Saco George f.
Owen (Rep.) was elected by 104 majority. The
Republicans also carry five of the seven wards
Last year Mr.. Clark was elected by 1888 majori-
ty and the seven wards we're Republican.
Gardiner.
The municipal election passed off very quiet
ly and resulted in the election Of William Per-
kins (Rep) for Mayor by majority of 247 over
all.
Bridgton.
At the annual town meeting, politics were
entirely ignored, and all the interest centered
in the question of town aid for the narrow
gauge railroad to connect with the P. & 0 at
Hiram For town officers the railroad ticket
prevailed by vote of Ats to 13S opposed. On
the question of subscribing thirty-six thousand
dollars to the stock of the Bridgton & Saeo
Valley railroad, the vote stood 533 in favor to
IT'S opposed, being 81 more than the necessary
two-thirds. This vote .secures the immediate
building of the road.
Pennington.
The Citizens ticket made up four Republi-
cans and two Democrats was elected, except
third selectman, who had eight majority
through misunderstanding.
Bath.
The. Republicans elected the Mayor by one
thousand majority, every alderman, every
councilman and every ward officer-again OF
one alderman and two councilmen. Disaffected
Republicans and the Democrats under the
lead OF Mr.. Torrey, the most adroit politician
T.. HE1;- 1o n IN c&r ou1 hnt w.
overwhelmed by the sturdy Republicans.
Lewiston.
At the election in Lewiston yesterday David
Farrar Rep.) had 1858; Garcelon (Fusion) 800.
The Republicans elected five alderman and
the Democrats two. The Republicans have
the councilmen In four wards, Democrats in
two.
Auburn.
In Auburn Geo. s. Woodman Rep.) had
85s; Cushman (CitizsD) 517 Huston (Fusion)
327; scattering II. Mr.. Woodman has three
majority. The Republicans elect two alder
men, Democrats one and no choice two.
Hallowell.
Hallowell gives James 81. Leigh (Rep) 252
majority for Mayor, and elects the straight Re-
publican ticket in every ward, result not at
tanned in that city before for many years
Ellsworth
At the municipal election yesterday the Re-
publicans elected James f. Davis mayor by
about 100 majority over Democrats and Green
backers and carry three wards out of fve
RocKLAND, March Cat the municipal
election yesterday George Gregory, candidate
of the labor organization and citizens was
elected Mayor by plurality. Republicans
elected Aldermen and Councilmen in every
ward but the 7th The following was the vote
for Mayor:
Gregory, 614; Pierce (Rep.) COS; Spear
tGreenback) 60. In some wards the vote was
unusually light.
MIrSIC AND THE DRAMA.