The Press., 1884-10-09
Town MI Meetim gS.

The biennial constitutional amendment was accepted by the people of the state on Monday nearly two to one, though the vote upon it was quite light, Hartford county alone voting against 1t. The democrats carried Stafford on Monday by about 50 majority, electing the following officers
 Assessors-A. D. Cady, Myron P. Avery, G. W. Newell.
 Board of relief-J.O. Booth, Orson A. Rich ardson, Sumner Fairfield Selectmen-C B. Newton, Henry McKin- ney, D. G. Glazier.
 Town clerk, treasurer, etc.-Miner c. Kin ney. Town agent and agent of town deposit fund Gilbert Chaffee. Collector E. Hanley.
 Constables-D. F. Mullin, Wm. E. Hanley, Lewis Chaffee Henry Butterfeld, F. R. Wash burn, E. T. Converse. Grand jurors-M. F. Hanley, Jacob Glover, Michael Mccarthy, Isaac Cady, Frank z. Fair field, Henry Lufer. Registrars of voters-W. P. Sweetser, VIII Black, J. W. Chandler, A. H. Preble. Auditors-E. 0. Pinney, c. H. Grant.
 School visitors-Z. w. Ellis, J. R. Wash burn.
 Justices of the peace-R D. Davison, ,Chas. 2 Frank Chatfee, James Hampston, Geo. Wash burn, L. J. Cummings, Miner King, Angus tus Spellman, W. A. King, John R. Wash burn, Albert Scripture, Jacob Glover, Elmer l J. Warrington, A. J. Turner, J. c. Fuller, Harrison W. Davis. Wilmington town officers: Assessors Waldo, Henry o. Sparks.
 Board of relief-William Eldredge, William D. Ruby. sslectmen-solyman Taylor, Philo Wright, Alonzo Rosebrook. l Town agent-Solyman Taylor. l Town clerk, treasurer, and treasurer ot town deposit fund-Moses l.. Dimock.
 First constable and collector-Jason Bug. bee, Jr. | Second constable-Wilber F. Duncan.
 Registrar of births, marriages and deaths William V. Wilson, M. D.
 Registrar of electors-James Macfarlane.
 Auditor-John D. Taylor
 Grand jurors-Francis W. Pratt, Charles c. Essex, Wm. D. Ruby, Lucien B. Clark Wm. Eldredge, Matthew Burdick.
 Justices-William Irons, Chas. T. Preston Reuben Edgerton, Judson A. Potter, Wm Eldredge, Wm. F. Essex, Frank Orcutt Philo Wright, James Hoyle, E. 0. Eldredge ! Vernon elects republican town oficert and votes ''no license.' Ellington demo cratlc.and license.
 Holland voted tollay tax of 15 mills or list of 1884 due the collector March 1st anG payable April 1st, and also to allow the col lector commission of } of one per cent for collection. For license 84, agains 116; for amendment 52, against 69. Int followingIoAicers were chosen:
 Selectmen-Wm.D D. Holman, Gideon Brown Dwight A. Satterlee. Town clerk, treasurer, registrars of births marriages, and deaths-Edwin s. Agard.
 Registrar of voters-Frank H. Underwood Oscar A. Leonard.
 Assessors H. Buell., Julius O. West Lucius s. Fuller,
 Board of relief-Henry Young, Azariah l. Benton, Charles w. Bradley. School visitors-C -Chafles N. Seymour, Ru fus J. Leonard, John c. Lathrop. I Treasurer town deposit fund, etc.-Franl T. Newcomb.
 Audito1s-Frank T. Newcomh, Frank H Underwood. | Constables-Edwin J. Crandall, Elmer E Adams Tax collector-Edwin J. Crandall.
 Grand jurors George W. Brown, John H Steele, Lorenzo E. Sparrow, Jonas E. Wilson
 Justices of the peace-Edwin O. Dimock Edwin s. Agard, John B. Kingsbury, Charle A Hawkins, George P. Field, A, l.. Ander son, Henry Young, Edmund Joslyn, R. Leonard, Wm. D. Holman, Loren Newcomb Thos. G. Root.