The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-04-10
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
ANTRIM.

ANTRIM.
The democrats secured supervisor
clerk and treasurer, republicans th
rest of the ticket. Supervisor, james
Kinsler; clerk, Edward Dippy; treas
urer. Henry Cunningham; justices,
Otto Euler, B. Love; highway commits
sioner, Volney Alling; overseer, Marcus
Conrad; board review, James Atherton
school inspectors, Frank Mortimer,
Amos Cassidy.
tN BENNINGTON
The republicans made clean sweep
except on constable, having but three
& nominees for that Office, Majorities var
iedfrom SO to SO. Supervisor, T.J. Hicks;
clerk, F. B. Day; treasurer, VIM. Il.
Cline; highway commissioner, Linus
w. Leffingwell; overseer, Manley
Castle; board review, F. G. Morrice;
Justices, J. B. Boyd. ). H. Beardslee;
constables, q. S. Baldwin. VIM. Finch,
Chas. Shadbolt, John Dynes.
BURNS.
The democrats captul ed this republi-
can township, electing all their ticket
but school inspector and member board
review. Supervisor, F. B. Shelp; clerk
VIM. Mcdonald; treasurer, VIM. Saw
age; justice, Henry Gulick; highway
! commissioner. Geo. Eddy; overseer, A.
J. Kenyon; school inspector, Henry W.
Meier; board review James Goff.
~ CALEDONIA
The republicans carried the day cas-
lily save highway commissioner, MAORI
ties from 90 to 5S. Supervisor, q. d.
Hurrell; clerk, Frank Mcbride; treas
urer, Chas. Doan; highway commission
or, Ray NEWELL overseer, Phillip Con-
ley; Justice, J. F. Bilhimer; board
review, E. w. WasAburn; school in
spector, Geo, Ackerson; canstable ]. B.
Eveleth, R. G. Walsh, Louis Fromm,
Edw Slocum.
FAIRFIELD
The entire democratic ticket was
elected except supervisor, the voters of
the township honoring P. F. VanDusen
with that office-a fine compliment to
the gentleman, who has been sabroad
for several months. The majorities ran
from three on supervisor to twenty-one
on highway commissioner Clerk, A.
E. Dunham; treasurer, f. III. Williams;
highway commissioner, Lee Head; over
seer. L. w. Shickle; justices, Geo.
Smith g. Sawyer; school inspectors,
HI. e. Brainard, w. Sawyer; board re-
view, A. Leavitt constables, W. Dun
ham, J. E. Somers, D. d. Curtis, Geo.
Blunt.
HAZELTON
AS usual is in the republican column.
Supervisor, R. W. Bailey; clerk, G. A.
Zintel; treasurer, J. A. Hess; board
review, Frank Vernon; highway COM
missioner, j. A. McEachen; overseer,
Wesley Lawson; justice, j. r. Damn;
school inspector, Claude Reed; consta
bles, Roy Mcqueen, Clarence Barrett,
Wallace Vanzant, John Halt.
MIDDLEBURY
By majorities of 8 to SO the re-
publican ticket was successful in Mid
dlebury. Supervisor. E. r. Vincent;
clerk, w. J. Brookins; treasurer, A. S.
Jorae; highway commissioner, John
Mckenzie; overseer, John Heffner;
justice, Geo. Snyder; board review,
H. G. Binger; school inspector, Homer
Stiff; constables, Herbert Bailey, J.
Babcock, Earl Fairfield, Arthur Nc
Lean.
NEW HAVEN
The republican ticket won except
supervisor and justice, majorities Is to
81. Supervisor, r. Pennabaker: clerk,
W. 8. Burge; treasurer, J A Richard
SON. highway commissioner, c. F.
Herman; overseer, B. W. Smith; board
review, Ora Dickinson; school inspec-
tor, J. s. Fuller; constables, Geo.
Zintel, VIM. McAvoy, Percy Taphouse,
M. Cowell; justices w. J. Williams,
Roy Dickinson.
OWoSSO
The republicans lost only the over
seer of highways-Silas Bailey, repub-
lican, running on the citizens ticket
being chosen. The majorities ran from
26 to ia. Supervisor, E. T. Wilbur;
clerk, w. H. Launstein; treasurer, Geo.
I. Rush; highway commissioner, August
Stewart; board review, E. W. Mason;