The Portland daily press., 1883-03-13
SPRING ELECTIONS.
Augusta Handsomely Carried by
the Republicans.
The Temperance Ticket Defeats an
Election In Bangor.
Democratic Mayor Elected in Bid
deford.
SPRING ELECTIONS.
Bangor.

Bangor.
BANGOR, March 12.-There was a light vote
at the municipal election, resulting in no
choice for mayor. Strickland (Rep.) received
plurality, but over 200 votes were cast for
Woodbury. Temperance candidate). The Re-
publicans elect all the candidates in four wards
except no choice for alderman in Ward 4,
where there were three candidates in the field.
LATER.
The total vote was 1858; Strickland Rsp.)
had 1,105; Cummings (Dem.) had 1 ,0O8; Wood
bury (Temperance-Republican) had 240.
Strickland had 81 plurality but 72 less than a
majority. A new election will be held Tues
day, March Goth. Republicans elect alde.-
man and II councilmen; Democrats, 3 alder
men aud s councilmen. No choice on one
alderman and one councilman. The Republi-
cans will have majority in joint ballot.
Augusta.
A telephone message from Augusta says
Philbrook (Rep) was elected Mayor by col
majority. All the five wards are Republican.
Belfast.
BELFAST, March 12.-The municipal election
passed off quietly. No political issues. Geo.
E. johnson, the so called taxpayers candidate,
was reelected mayor by a light vote without
opposition.
Biddeford.
BIDDEFoRD, March 1.-THE Democrats
elected their candidate for Mayor to-day and
carried five out Of the seven wards. The vote
was as follows:-Goodwin Rep) 1919; Staples
Dem.) 1919. The Aldermen elected are:-
Ward 1, Joel L. Roberts; Ward 2, James s.
Dudley; Ward 8, Lucius FL. Kendall; Ward A.
George Emery; Ward 5, Frank s. Warren;
Ward 6, Napoleon B. Osgood; Ward z, James
Hunt, Jr.
Waterville.
WATERvILLE, March 12.-This Republican
town went Democratic to-day, electing Sidney
Moore Heath Town Clerk, E. L. Getchell, L.
e. Thayer and Fred Pooler, SelectmeD.
Camden.
CAMDEN, March 12.-Town meeting passed
off quietly. The entire business in the thirty
five articles were disposed of in three hours
and half. The Greenback party elected the
entire board of town officers without opposi-
ton, no nomination having been made by
either Republicans or Democrats. The fol ow-
ing were chosen:
Moderator-H. B. Eaton.
Seectmen-W. d. Pierce, j. W. Thorndike
j. p. Simonton.
TreaSurer-James Berry.
School Committee-W. f. Brown.
Auditor-E. Frank Knowlton
Collector-Elliot Orbeton.
The latter is Republican, but there was no
opposition to him. 1t was voted to raise $1,000
towards paying the town debt
Harmony.
Selectmen-C Leighton, W G Bailey W f
Grant. An entire new board
Clerk-R III Reed.
Treasurer-L Reed.
Supervisor of Schools-Wm. DIcLaughlid.
Collector-Robert Trip.
Appleton.
Davidson.
Supervisor of schools-T Gushee.
Treasurer-R Keene.
Collector-Wm. Pitman.
Auditor-J M. Light.
Deering.
Seleetmen-Geo. B. Leayitt, T. j. Riggs, D. d.
Chenery.
Town Clerk-T j. Riggs.
Treasurer-No choice.
Cofiecf5f iSf5ffiis fSras B. xarneg.
Meeting adjourned to Monday next at 10
O'Clock TO vote for Treasurer.
Richmond.
Moderator Geo. b. Randall.
Clerk-W. II. Sturdvant.
H. P. Read.
Treasurer-Chas. W. Dinslow.
s. s. Committee-Joseph NJ. odiorne.
WATERFORD.
Moderator-Isaac N. Dearing
Clerk-Joseph A. Hobbs.
Selectmen-John H. Chase, Frank j. Roberts,
Frank S. Libby.
Treasurer Ruel W. Kicker.
Supervisor s. CARL.
Towu Agent-Josepb Chase.
Auditor-Wilbur F. Kicker.
Sanford.
The Republicans elected their whole ticket.
Hollis.
Moderator-James Merserve, Dem.
Clerk-R. G Stuart, Dem.
Selectmen and Assessors, etc-Calvin Roberts,
Dem j HI Smith, Rep; E A Hobson, Rep.
Treasurer-J Wakefield.
Supervisor-H X Bradbury.
Constable and Collector-J Warren.
Auditorium. : Mouiton.