Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

| CT, who said the party could hardly ex- l peet they embraced all the good ones, but republican democracy embraces all , that is good in our town government and he named MT. Robinson amid ap- plause. He was chosen by acclama- tion. constabIes and Agents. For constables, D. R. Kinney, John Reeves, George H. Stanton and Gus tave B. Lambert were nominated re- spectively by John Hubbard, D. R. Kinney. J. H. Barnes and D. R. Kin ney.
 For agents of the town deposit fund A. S. Comstock moved the nomination of those who have served so faithfully and c. w. Gale. Costello Lippitt and F. l.. Woodland were named.
 School Visitor Contest. For school visitors, Chairman Brown- ing explained that the terms of J. M Young and c. N Congdon of the past years board expired this year. and upon nomination of J. w.. Blackburn and D. R. Kinney they were nominated for three years more. The terms of F. T. Naples and F. H Cranston, said MT. Browning, expire next year, but as there is no election for two years the election this year elects candidates who will take office in October. 1910, for three years. Robert Brown placed in nomination Frank T. Naples, stating that he had filled the office with untiring efforts and had performed his duties consci- entiously and well. For the same place N l.. Bishop named Frank H. Foss, stating that no department of the town administration requires more pains taking work than this board. His can didate possessed sound judgment and the proper degree of intelligence re- quired by the board. There were 216 votes cast, of which 119 were for Mir Foss and he was declared elected. Up- on motion of MT. Naples the nomina- ton was made unanimous. c. F. Whitney named Frederic H. Cranston for the second place on the board, his term to be a continuation of his present one, which expires next year. He was chosen by exclamation. For registrar of voters, George N. Beardow named Tyler Guy and he was unanimously chosen. Close Vote on Auditor. For auditor. Attorney H. H. Pettis named Charles G. Cobb,w has served as such four years without any critic ism. He is well fitted for the office. A. T. Boon named D. F. McNeil as one who had held the office two years. lucTt were GO NOlCS CdSN. Ol WAlNb MT. McNeil had 47 and was declared the nominee.
 For tree warden, D. F. McNeil named A. D. Lathrop and he was nominated unanimously. After empowering the town commit tee to fill all vacancies, the caucus ad- journed at g o'clock.
 Republican Ticket. The republican ticket as nominated Is as follows:
 Selectmen,
 Arthur D. Lathrop,
 Francis E. Beckwith.
 Assessor,
 Aron W. Dickey.
 Board of Relief,
 John F. Sevin,
 James w. Blackburn.
 Town Clerk.
 Charles S. Holbrook.
 Town Treasurer,
 Charles s. Holbrook.
 Collector of Taxes,
 Thomas A. Robinson.
 ConstabIes.
 David R. Kinney,
 John Reeves,
 George H. Stanton,
 Gustave E. Lambert.
 Agents of Town Deposit Fund,
 Charles W. Gale,
 Costello Lippitt,
 Frank L. Woodland.
 Board of School Visitors (to take office upon election),
 James M. Young,
 Charles N. Congdon.
 Gro take office in 1910),
 Frank H. Foss,
 Frederic H. Cranston.
 Registrar of Voters,
 Tyler D. Guy.
 Auditor,
 Daniel F. McNeil.
 Tree Warden,
 Arthur D. Lathrop.