Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

The first meeting of the new West erly town council. elected Tuesday, was held Thursday morning, and was called to order by William L. Clarke. president of the former council, all the members of which were re-elect- ed. The full membership was pres ent; William l. ,a Clarke. ldne Albert bfaaa H Maurice w. Flynn, William CulIey, Wayland A. Saunders and Horace F. Burdick, and they assumed their old seats a the council table. The coun- cilmen received the oath of office from Town Clerk Whipple. who in turn was sworn into office by William L. Clarke.
 on motion of Councilman Burdick. William L. Clarke was unanIously reelected president of the council.
 Officers within the gift of the coun- cil were then elected as follows:
 Walter F. Wheeler. Richard J. But Ter. for auditors: Alexander Marr, IT,, pointment as superintendent of health ballot was ordered and the present incumbent, Lewis Stanton, was elected by a vote of to 2. Lewis Stanton was also elected health officer.
 James w. Burke, constable. with power to serve papers.
 Charles H. Fay, James Maxwell, James c. Stewart. Horace F. Burdick, John Reardon. David Talbot, Philip c. Brown William F. Burk, J. Henry Burk, John M. Hines. Benjamin E Channery, Elias R. Rathbore,, Russell B. Slocum, James A. Saunders, Charles B. Thomas. James Bengie, Daniel Mur- ray, Willard P. Hall, William Culley, Howard w. Swan. Burnside D. Durfey, Arnold H Burdick Wilbur H. Nash, Albert L. Young, Walter F. Wheeler, William Ray, Thomas Ingham, A T. L.. Ledwidge Lewis Stanton. Michael J. Clancy, Frank J. Gardner, William H. Thorp, Clifford C. Barber. William Holland, George B. Utter, Horace C. Babcock, Ellery Barber. Joseph D. Wilcox cOnStabIes. to serve without pay or authority to serve process.
 Albert IT. Langworthy. simon F. Nichols corders of wood.
 Albert H. Langworthy and John T. gaugerS of casks
 James O. Babcock. Charles IT. Gran daI, Stephen w Collins, Enery Bar Der. pa ackers of fish,
 B. Court Bentley announced that he was not a candidate for reelection for sealer of weights and measures. tions for membership were re- ceived from Edwin Barber, Reuben w Austin and George W Burdick. The MT. Austin was declared elected.
 Horace Nose, Oliver P Crandau, ] James A. Welch. Eugene .B- Pendleton, | Russell B. SIocum Thomas w Cottren 1 and Nathan P. Moves, auctioneers.
 George A. Champlin, sealer of leath- 1
 John T. Edmond, Albert H. Lang | worthy, measurers of grain.
 Thomas Mckenzie, George W. Wood | worth measurers of land.
 Albert N. Crandall, J. Irving Max | son. Charles F. Sherman, Herbert T | Kenyon, Frank N. Wilcox, surveyors | of lumber. gar. weighers of coal and other mer- | chandise.
 Isaac Bent. J. Burnside Babcock, field drivers.
 Albert H. Langworthy, William C. | Savitt, William B. Briggs, Henry c. | Isaac Bent, pound keepers. | Joseph Fraser, John F. Berry and | George Chapman, fence viewers.
 Herbert P. Clarke. town sergeant.
 Stephen W. Collins, commissioner | If wrecks.
 Police constab1es without power to | 'erve process. Cornelius Bransfie1d, Thomas E. Brown. Edward F. West, | Frederick T. Mitchell, Albert Lam ,here. This constitutes the regular | police force.
 Cornelius Bransfeld chief of police.
 Thomas F. Brown, sergeant of po- ice.
 Edward M. Burke judge of probate.
 John B. Brown, committee to care or and the erection of tombstones for | deceased soldiers.
 Charles F. Coon. George F. Barber, arbor masters
 Lewis Stanton. inspector of milk.
 The vote making the highways of he town s one highway district was enewed for the ensuing year. Elihu hes bro was elected surveyor of high Fays he to receive S75 a month and 1 urnish his own team.
 It was voted that the highway com nittee be composed of three members | AIbert H. Langworthy was elected hartman with power to select his as ociates. He appointed c. Clarence Iaxson and Wayland A. Saunders and 1 hey were approved Walter E. Wheel r was elected clerk of the highway committee at a salary of S250 a year.
 The salary of the chief of police yas fixed at s75 a month and the sal ry of the other members of the force Tas fixed at S60 a month
 It was voted to fix the salary of