The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-03
Township Nomlnatious.
NEW HAVEN.

| FRANCIS MOTIFS TOT supervisor. JOnn IL
Chamberlain heads a silver ticket. II is
understood that the republicans and demo-
Gratis will not make any nominations.
Woodruff.
The TINES hopes to see the republicans
of Woodruff pull together on Monday next
and elect their ticket, headed by f. M.
Colby for supervisor; clerk, M. +. Harvey;
treasurer, M. s. Shaft; highway commits
sioner, Joshua Gibbs.
BENNINGTON.
Bennington republicans as usual have an
excellent ticket in the field, headed by
George Morrice. 1t goes without saying
that every man on the ticket will be elect
ed. The nominees are: Supervisor, +. G.
Morrice; clerk, Arthur p. Strong; treasurer,
James A. Armstrong; highway commission
or, Jabez w. Hubbard; drain commissioner,
Leonard Grouse; school inspector, Frank B.
Day; justice, Brayman II. Taylor; member
board review, Leonard Grouse; constables,
William c. Freigel. Thomas Grinolds,
Charles Bease, Fred S. Warner.
SCOTIA.
The republicans of Sciota ought to elect
their ticket. Supervisor, Hanford II.
Sharpe; clerk, Frank 4. Allen; treasurer,
James Lawler; justice of the peace; George
Halter; highway commissioner, Walter Ii.
Berry, drain commissioner, N. Willis Tuck
er; school Inspector, Erwin e. Larrabee;
board of review, VIM. j. Tilltson.
ANTRIM.
The republican ticket is headed by Aus
| tin Trowbridge, who has served the people
of his township faithfully for ten years.
Clerk, Walter III. Skinner; treasurer, Gill
bert j. Cole, justice, j. G. Adams; highway
commissioner, G. NJ. Fuller; drain commits
sioner, 4. S. Robinson; school inspector, j.
c. Monroe; member board of review, Il. f.
| BURNETT.
| MIDDLEBURY.
| The ticket that will be elected in Middle
bury is as follows: Supervisor, George Stan.
lake; clerk, Edward Vincent; treasurer,
Joseph Purves; justice. N. l.. Randall;
highway commissioner, Thos. Marvin; drain
commissioner, John Mckenzie; school in
spector to fill vacancy, Alden Lewis; men,
Der board of review, George A. HuntooD;
school Inspector, Edward Vincent.
VERNON.
The republicans are almost sure to elect
all of their ticket. The township has never
had better supervisor than Monroe Scoug-
ale who will poll heavy vote for re-elec-
ton. Clerk, e. S. Atherton; treasurer, f.
| r. Burt; justice, ID. Murlin; school in
spector. VIM. Lamb; member board review,
| q. f. Smith; drain commissioner, BENZ.
| Brown.
. BURNS.
THE TIMES hopes to see Burns township
| again in the republican column after Mon
| day. The nominees are all good men and
should be elected. Supervisor, G. M. Buell.;
clerk, j. ID. Royce; treasurer, ii. j. Meier;
justice, p. Hadsall; highway commissioner,
Barber Brown; drain commissioner, N. Lo-
may; member board of review, f. A. Bra
| den; school inspector, w. A. Lawrie; con-
stables, Il. O'Hern, II. Ii. Barnes, Frank
Fitch.
CALEDONIA.
The republicans of Caledonia nominated
! the following excellent ticket at their town
ship caucus Saturday: Supervisor, j. Y.
Martin; clerk, Fred M. Kay; treasurer,
Chas. Wren; justice, Foster b. Bilhimer;
highway commissioner, John +. Bilhimer;
member board of review, Frank Deyo;
! school inspector, Louis Lyon; school inspect
or to fill vacancy, l. o. Derr, Jr.; consta-
bles, Geo. Aiken, Levi Lyle, Alvin Wren,
Fred Eveleth. Every man on the ticket
ought to be elected. Township committee:
j. b. Eyeleth, e. Wicking, ID. l.. Morgan.
PERRY.
If Perry republicans turn out to vote the
following ticket will be elected by large
majority: Supervisor, John A. Morrice;
clerk, III. I'll. Hawley; treasurer, Loren Wat
kins; highway commissioner, James Bridg-
er; drain commissioner, George Burke;
school inspector, Thomas Stanley; justice,
Isaac Osborn, ST.; member board of review.
| Silas l.. Watkins; cOnstables, ThOs. john
son, Chas. o. Robinson, w. Treadway. SUI
pervisor Morrice is evidently appreciated by
| his t0wnsmen as he was re-nominated by
reclamation. There are few men in the
county who stand higher than Mr.. Morrice.
| owossO.
f. M. Shepard, having declined to accept
a denomination for supervisor, will be sue
ceeded by Frank III. Rush, one of the most
progressive young farmers of the county.
The other nominees, all of whom will be
elected as there is no opposition ticket. are:
Clerk, Ellison T. Wilbur; treasurer, Chas.
r. Woodin; highway commissioner, Alex.
G. Crane; member board of review, l.. S.
Bowles; justice, J. w. Dewey; school in
spector, Bert G. Launsten; drain commits
sioner, w. s. Carson; constab!es, o. Laun-
stein, j. e. Van Hotep, j. q. AFFORD, S.
Strehl.
| RUSH.
The republican caucus was one of the