The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-04-25
REPUBLICAN cAUcusEs.
Delegates Chosen for the State and Dis
trfct Conventions.

seYen uelegaLeS from each ward to the
State Convention at Bangor and seven
delegates to the District Convention in
this city were held Saturday evening.
Following are the delegates as chosen:
WARD ONE.
State observation-disclosures Griffin, Charles F.
Jefferson &. Bracket, John E. Ioring. John III.
Flanagan.
District Convention-W. III. Looney. Joseph
D. Decelle, Charles L. Jack, Henry p Dewey.
John +. Randall, John m. Conway, Charles +.
Bartlett.
State Convention-Carrol W. Morrill,. Isaiah
Daniels James Cunningham, Frank H rlum-
mer, William D. stephenson, James Logue, r.
Cutler Libby.
District Convention Hiram L. Jones, Hora-
min f. Haskell, John E. Osborne, Warren G.
King, Clement S. johnson.
WARD THREE.
State Conyention-Lyman M. Cousins, H. r.
Sargent, II. g. Berry, J. Wallace Hall, George
+. Hawkes., Edmund Z. True, William E. Car
ter.
District Conyention-Frank w. Robinson.
John 3. BuInham, Frank E. Lowell Edward f.
Tompson, George S. Staples, A. p Whittier,
Walter L. Lefayor.
WARD FOUR.
State Convention-Josep B. Reed, Arthur R.
Alexander, jeremiah T. Hutchinson George A.
Dow, William E. Donovan, George E. Brown
Albert S. Fuller.
District Convention--Samuel A. True, Fred
srlck L, Tower, John Murphy, Jr., Eliphalet g.
sSp pg william !. Larkin, Samuel Hodgdon,
WARD FIVE
State Convention--J. Fl. Drummond, NJ. F.
King, j. s. Winslew, R. w. jackson, William
H. Dugan, A. D. Smith, Leonard Jordan.
District Conyention-C. E. jose W. r. Wood,
John Z, Thompson, +; Z. Mcclellan. John T.
Pagan, s. B. Kelsey, George T. French
WARD SIX.
State Convention-Franklin M. Lawrence.
Thomas P Shaw, Frank s. Waterholse, Chas
II. M1liken, Edward Tomlinson, w. Edwin u
mer. John T. Libby.
District Convention Francis Fessenden, Yves
Laughlin, Bertrand F. Dunn, Perez B. Durham,
Marshall Il. Cooling.
WARD SEVEN.
State Conven.ion-J. NJ. Haines. E. L. Smith,
Henry Soule, John G. Roberts, Benjamin w.
Stover, w. Fl. Stevens, Addison Libby.
Geo. F. Could Augustus B. Brown, Adam p
Leighton, Edward c. Webb, Alfred A. Mont
gomery, Henry S. Trickey.
The time for holding the Republican
Convention to make choice of delegates
at large to the State Convention to be
held at Bangor, April 9th, has been
changed from Tuesday, April 2eth, to to-
day, April 25th, at o'clock p. m, at the
Republican headquarters, Brown block.
And the convention to make choice of
delegates at large to tile District Conven-
ton to be held May 4th, has also been
changed from Tuesday, April 2eth, to
today, April 25th, at $50 O'Clock .. M,
at the same place.
Deering Republicans.
The Republicans of Deering held their
caucus in Lewis Hall Saturday evening
to choose delegates to the State Conven-
ton on the 9th at Bangor, and the Dis
trict Convention in Portland, May 4th.
For the State Convention the following
were chosen:
Andrew Halves, Asher G. Kinds. B. L. Park
m an, Henry Deering, William II. Scott, George
Smith, A. Freeman Berry, James n. Read and
Fred V. Matthews.
For the District Convention these were
chosen:
Elias n. Jacobs, l. L. Elder, j. w. G. Roberts,
w. w. Merrill ". p. Aver, A. T. Smith c. A.
Woodbury., F. E. G. Robbins and Adam w. vii
son.
The delegates to both conventions
were empowered to fill vacancies.
Upon motion of Mr. Halves twas voted
that after the city shall be divided into
wards the city committee shall consist of
four members from each ward, to be
chosen in ward caucuses.
Bridgton Republicans.
At the Republican Convention held at
town hall Saturday afternoon, D. P.
Chaplin, M. Gleason, 7. P. Kimball W.
II. Foster, John G.. Hamblen and John
B. Bray were elected delegates to the Re-
publican District Convention at Port
land, May 4th, 1892, they were in
structed to support the Hon. C. F. Libby.
L S. Webb, S. S. Fuller, George S.
Farnsw orth, Charles W. Hill, Simeon c.
Kni ghts and George F. Knapp were elect
ed delegates to attend the Republican
State Convention at Bangor.
Cape Elizabeth Republicans Organize.
A goodly number of Republicans met
at Town Hall Saturday afternoon, and
there proceeded to revise and reorganize
the town committee. Messrs. Joseph S.
Pickett and George F. Henley were elect
ed chairman and secretary respectively.
The other members of the committee
are as follows: j. F. Chaplin, H. e.
Cash, E. c. Jordan, W. Fl. Hutchinson,
G. N. Trefethen, D. L. Jones. A. A. Cole.
A. D. Boyd, E. M. Robinson, M A. Har-
mon, w. FL. Bradford, J. L. PARROT, W.
J. Maxwell, E. c. Reynolds, J. II. Love
lit.
Lisbon.
The Republican caucus of Lisbon was
held at Engine Hall, Lisbon Falls, Satur-
day, for choice of delegates to the State
and District Conventions. A. E. Jordan
was chairman, and J. FL. Eacott secreta-
ry.
To the State Convention were chosen-George
Plummer Edward Berry, William III. Miles, s.
E. Smulen. Charles M. Ham,
To the District Convention were chosen
Charles Pluminer, William S. Cotton, C. A. Jor-
dan Frank Miles, L. R. Ross.
1t was voted that the town committee
fill vacancies ON the committee.
Hollis.
At the Republican caucus in Hollis, the