The Portland daily press., 1893-03-08
TOWN ELECTIONS.

TOWN ELECTIONS.
The People Busy Choosing Their Servants.
Citizens Ticket Successful in Bath.
The vote for mayor was: Patten, (clt).
s57; Shaw, (Rep) 854. Patterns majority
3. Following were the aldermen elected
Ward d-WilIiam 7. DonneIl, Rep.
49, Y2-William Rogers, Rep.
o 3-Augustus Palmer. Rep.
4-Edin NJ Fuller Cit.
. 6--Seth L. Snipe, Cit.
GO 6---Charles w. Taylor, Rep.
=" 7---John r. Kelley, Cit.
The common council are:
Ward William F. Sprague, Rep. Henry
G. Malmstein, Rep; Charles M. Albee, Rep.
Ward 2-Charles A. Mason. Rep; George A.
Wara kgfR E ~ We W HY Eep Fred H.
Low, Rep. John L. knowlton, Rep.
Ward 4-John H. Hanscom, Rep; Howard
johnson Rep, Alex M 0uteT Rep Charles
Hooper, Cit; Ernest F. Kelly, Cit. ,,, p
| Ward 6--F. Weeks. Rep; Franklin b
spWEa sggG Rep vi n Gaze sew aip Cit Fred A.
| Willis, Cit; Joseph o. Hicks, Git.
Capt. Patterns majority in his own
ward CD, was 30, but his most complete
wall1over was in Ward 5, the voting place
| of his opponent Mr.. Shaw, over whom he
had so majority. The result in the latter
ward was gained by superior generalshlp
on the part of the citizens committee as
this ward has been considered close here
tofore. Ward elected Capt. Patten last
year, but the councilmen were Republi-
can. This movement of citizens ticket
has been successful for the second time
within four years. With one exception,
that of Alderman Snipe, the citizens al
dermen are old time Democrats. Alder
man Palmer's name was on both tickets
in Ward 8.
The reforms which the new govern
ment are to organize are those relating
to the water supply and lighting OF the
city.
Moderator, Mr.. R. Matthews, Dem;
town clerk, William L. Lawry, Rep; Sc
lectmen, Jason Spear, Austin Heating,
Edward Heating Dem. assessors, Elias M.
Stahl, Oliver W. Counce and N. t. Cas-
well, Dem.; treasurer, M. r. Mathews;
fish agent, William F. league; supervis-
or, A. o. Spear; tax collector, Elbridge
Burton. Seven hundred and fifty dollars
was raised for the high school.
1t was voted to settle the suit of Alice
Fuller, the school teacher who sued the
town and whose interesting case came
off here last December.
Gray.
MODERATOR. B. Sturdevant.
Clerk-D. L. Blanchard,
Selectmen-E. H. Trickey, F. L. Haskell, R.
E. Littlefeld.
Treasurer Samuel Merrill.
S. 8. Com.-Mrs. M. FL. Moulton.
COnStable-ArnO S. Chase.
Auditor-Leo Blanchard.
All Democrats excepting clerk, auditor
and constable.
Kennebunkport.
The town election passed off quietly.
The day was fine and there was large
attendance. The following were elected:
Moderator-Wm. II. Huchins, Jr.
Town Clerk-Henry B. bennett. Dem. This
is his 18th annual election to the Office OF town
clerk.
Poor-Palmer A. Twambly. Rep; Henry B.
Huchins, Rep; VIM. Fl. Huchins, Jr., Dem.
Treasurer-Enoch Cousens, Dem.
Town Agent-R. p. Benson, Rep.
Auditors-Edward q. Miller, Rep; Luman E.
Fletcher, Rep.
Messrs bennett, Cousens and Bragdon
were upon both tickets.
The usual amounts were voted for
town expenses. 500 was raised for a
free high school. The matter of build
ing new town hall was indefinitely
postponed.
Hollis.
rFrom our Regular Correspondent.
The following named Democratic
town officers for Hollis were elected
Monday:
Clerk-Roscoe G. Stuart.
Moderator--Wlliam S. Moulton.
Selectmen-William S. Moulton, Charles E.
Scammon. Frank G. De nett.
Treasurer-Calvin Roberts.
SuperviSor-Elmer E. Abbott.
CoIlector-Joseph Smith.
[From our Regular Correspondent
AT meeting March 9th the following
officers were elected.
Moderator-J. Everett Stuart
Clerk-Charles Cotton.
.Selectmen-F. L. Watson, Geo. Milliken,
Lemuel Cotton
Treasurer Thos o. Spring.
Colleetor-E. NJ. Noble.
SuperviSOr-Dr. G. K. Wilson,
onstables-Llewellyn A. Wadsworth, Eli
Clemmons.
All Democrats except Constable Wads-
worth. Vote on removal of county
buildings, No, 173, Yes, %.
Falmouth.
From Our Regular Correspondent
In addition to the officers published in
the PRESS yesterday, the Falmouth town
meeting elected. Road Commissioner,
A. o. Field, Amos Marston, George
Nickerson; and raised the following
amounts Of money:
Highways. ~ ssss .@.s..-e.. 2.5OO
Poor. "a . : ' ss.ss. IOO
Out and Insane. ss........ 500
snow DlllS- ....s.. s.-............ Lou
Buxton.
[From Our Regular Correspondent
Buxton went Republican electing the
following officers:
selectman- John A. Fellows, Melville G.
Owens.
Clerk-Robert A. Bradbury.
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