The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-05
Litchfeld County.

Litchfeld County.
WASHINGTON.
THE WAY THE VOTE STOOD.
The full vote for all candidates and ap.
parent mo jority is as follows:
Assessors: George II: Wheaton, r, 1872;
Charles s. Aoliister, r, l79; Sherman u.
Morehouse, d, I24; Henry e. Frisbie, d,
LOG.
Board Of relief: Samuel c. Kingman,
r, 1856; George s. Humphrey, r, 1856;
Eliza N. MoUre, d, Ia; Joseph 4. Wat
son, d, los.
Selectnen: Edwin c. Whitehead, 2,
ia; Edward y. Sperry, +, 1873; Frank
u. Aallock, d, ia; Seth Coucn, d, lO9.
Town treasurer: william b. FOuiuls,
r, l76; Robert ). Watts, d, 123.
Treasurer town deposit 1uua: William
q. Foulois, r, l7S; Robert j.. Watts, d,
l22.
agent town deposit fund: Edwin c.
Wnl.enead, r, 1856; Frank l.. hallocK, d.,
l13.
Constables: Dallas J. Wyant, +, 1873;
FRANK ). Hostolu, T, IFS; Joseph d.
5tiIlsun, d, ia; EaWaro .. Thayer, u,
los.
Grand jurors: Henry W. Woodruff,
r, 1856; Eiljah w. Woodruff, r, 1856 !;
klcuaru ". Bacon, d, ia; julius NJ
SNOW, d, ia; SLesman c. gswell, r, 1856.
Reg lst1ar OF voters Robefs W. so al or,
r, 1856; Cortland D. Cole, d, ia.
CuAecGot: William b. Chulc0, r, ISL !;
Ed ward Z. Logan, d, 100.
AUDITOR: Eowln II. Beardsley, r, 1856 ;
Frank 8. Brown, d, liz.
School commlttee: Bertha W. Avefill,
r, lSS Dur ward e. 4rannis, d, 1U9.
| OAe woman only Cast ballot Iur Mrs
Averill.
Frank j. Kilborn most acceptably per-
| formed the outies or moderator for the
day and at tho buslne SO meeting OF the
| town in the afternoon. A VAST amount
Of business was transacted In the short
space of an hour. A tax upon the grand
list of 10 mills on the dollar was laid to
meet the current expenses for the com.
ing year. The care of the paupers wal
LETT "a usual in the hands or the select
men. A new rvad having been laid gu!
by the seiectmen near L0Omerwick, to
lead up to the old Tinker Hill road, wal
accepted and also new layout of south
Lakeside load through Hon Nicholas
Staub's land was accepted. the time
for opening the polls hereafter, at the
annual ana electors meetings Will be
O'Clock instead Of 8. All individuals
holding bills against Inc town will here.
after be It qui1ed to present the same te
the selectnIen within one year from the
time they were contracted. Altogether
it was pleasant and harmonious towI
meeting, and the weather being most de
si1able, it brought out about three
fourths OF the voters..
8. F. Seeley made flying trip to New
FORK, last week, in Inc interest OF the
Roderick Farrand estate, on which he hal
Deen appointed administrator. He re-
turned IN time for the republican caucus
which would hardly know how Go get
along without him.
Mrs Beers, wife of the undertaken hal
been very sick, but Is convalescing ant
has gone with her son to recuperate
among her old friends and associates at
her former home In Cornwall.
Carl Bader, the popular market man
is on the gain but progressing very slow
ly.
Miss Smith reopened her private schoo
for little folks in the Hall On the Greer
with only about half the usual number o
scholars on account of the prevalence O.
whooping cough. Other schools about
here are lessened from the same cause.
Miss Bessie Baker, after her arduoui
duties in connection with the sanitarium
this summer, in her old home, Is spend
ing some weeks in aawleyville.
Miss Nellie Logan ia back from thu
seaside where she has been spending
some weeks with her sisters family ant
it is presumed will hold herself in readi
ness TO decorate all who call upon her il
the dressmaking line at the old stand.