Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-05

districts came in soon after and as
usual the Central was last to complete
the work, it being the largest voting
district in the country. Here there
were 772 straight republican and 1871
straight democratic ballots. an unusal
situation, as it is generally "A solid re-
publican district On the split tickets
the democrats continued to gain.
In the Second district there were
290 democratic straights and S49 re-
publican straights, but the pastors
got in their work and pushed Mr.. LII
librdige to the front. There were 46
republican tickets with the Lillibridge
paster alone thereon. Eight hundred
and eighty votes were cast here.
The Third district changed from the
no-license to the license column, al
though about the same no-license vote
was cast as last year. There were
So republican tickets which bore the
paster of A. w Lillibridge. On the
straights Lillibridge had a lead of 126
here.
In the Fourth district the straight
vote was 1SS democratic and 147 re-
publican for selectman, while in the
Fifth there were ia straight republic
can and 162 straight democratic, there
being 81 split republican and 10 split
democratic.
The entire vote had been completed
and was announced in the town hall
by Moderator Burke at 6.45 o'clock.
There were 10 blank license ENVELOPES
found in the box in the First district.
Election Officials.
The officials in the several districts
were as follows:
F'irst-Moderator, Edward T. Burke;
checker Arthur G. Crowell; box ten
ders, George A. Chiefly, w. H. Yeo-
no aGfpr
Greenman, A. A. Fitch; ticket ped
dlers, w. r. Carver, G. d. Andrews;
envelope booth. ]. P. Flynn, A. T.
Boon: booth tenders, F. j. Jewett,
Timothy Sullivan; doorkeepers, B. B.
Burton, J. P. Sullivan; counters, A. S.
Comstock l.. r. Church, H II. Pettis,
d. f. Pulsifer, Fred Tyler, C. S. Eaton,
I. n. Clifford, F. 1. Royce, S. D. Moore,
E. C. Lillibridge, w. B. Casey. G. S.
Raymond, Thomas M. Shields, John S.
Hartie, c. A. Marx, w. II. Callahan.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Stephen
H. Reeves; checker, Stephen P. Coffey;
challengers, Walter Cowan, Michael
Donovan; box tenders, Patrick Cox,
Frederick Naples. Thomas Carroll; en-
velope booth, Joseph Sheridan, John
Parsons; ticket booth, Richard T.
Bushnell John O'Connell; door tend
ers, John Kelly, Charles Stemm. Larue
Bliven booth tenders, John Williams,
John Barry; counters, w. NJ Cowan,
T. ]. Carroll, c, A. Lathrop, ]. F. Cobb,
W. T. Ward, s. P. Coffey, w. P. Pier
son, ]. L. Oat, ]. M. Bartlett, NJ. ].
Donovan.
Third Observation-Disclosures NJ ].
Curran; checker A. c. Greene; box
tenders, w. H. Gordon, Joseph Sulli-
van, ]. J. Shea and Fred Fleischer;
challengers, J. Donnelly, William l..
McNeeley; envelope booth. A. H.
Marsh, Hugh Craney; ticket booth,
Robert McNeeley. J. Downes; booth
tenders, r. Baggett, w. Fleming; door
keeper, Samuel Beatty; counters, ]. w.
ney A. G. Greene, L. A. Bentley, ]. ].
Kirby, M. ]. Shea, Robert McNeely,
Joseph It. Delaney, o. w. Carpenter,
NJ. ]. Coscoran, r. A. Carey.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures John
Dawson; box tenders, r. Whitehead,
John Ryan, G. Gilman. p. H. Prince
ley; challengers, J. Wattles, ]. Ryan;
envelope booth. L; Kingsley; c. volner;
ticket booth, J. Sterry, I. Council;
booth tenders. ]. German, G. Thorp;
counters, ]. w. Sterry, P. T. Council,
r. Whitehead, o. S. Smith, John Ryan,
Laurence Kingsley, George Gilman,
James AcNally.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures Charles P
Bushnell; checker, William Gaff-
Hey, envelope DOOM, "A. Reeves
and Daniel Council; ballot booth, A.
Hodgkinson, V. Fontaine; booth tend
ers, E. Bissonnette, Fred White, John
Tetlow: box tenders, A. Leroux, John
Leopold, J. Walker; challengers, w.
Webster, d. Shea; counters, Daniel
Connell, Robert Graham. w Gaffney.
w. II. Sanderson, Alexander Reeves, A.
Larowe, G.. Beardow, ]. d. Nolan.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures. D. N. La
throp; box tenders, G. A. Sydleman,
Edwin Spalding, II. H. Hewitt, E. May
nard; checker, z. G. Haskell: chal-
lengers, John Dawson. M. Goldberg;
ticket booth, A. r. Monroe, A. w.
Beebe; envelope booth, Theodore
Hedge. F. K. Sprague: booth tenders,
H. A. Fitch, w. Worthington; door
keeper, Hiram Neff counters, r. c.
Perry, ]. r. Fowler, #. X. Sprague, ].
A. Service.
Town Meeting kdiourned.I
When the polls We're closed in the
First district. Moderator Burke turned
the meeting over to Selectman La
throp. who asked A. A. Browning to
preside. Upon motion of Town Clerk
Holbrool5 it was decided that when
adjournment was taken it would be