Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-01
STONINGT0N.
Borough Election Held on Monday
Joseph G. Rooney's Funeral-List of
Teachers for Coming Year.

On Monday the annual borough
election was held from to 4 p. m. in
the town court room. The contest
seemed to be between Thomas O'Con-
nell. w. A. Armstrong and Joseph 4.
Vargas and Thomas w Gearity for
burg esses. The others were on both
tickets. The reports of the borough
clerk, treasurer and trustee of the
men assembled after the vote.
Following were the successful cahdi-
dates:
Democratic-War Cornelius b
Crandall 12S; burgesses, William P
ENDLESS 127, Benjamin C. Chesebro 1876,
Court 122, Joseph A. Vargas 70, Henry
A. Muller 116; clerk and treasurer.
Charles B. States 12S; assessor, Elias
B. Hinckley 1913: collector. Robert L..
Burtch 12S; bailiff Christopher J. Led
with 1873: street commissioners, Thorn
129. Theodr re II. Wilcox 1913; trustees
Waldron fund, Elias B. Hinckley 1876,
Edward r. Sheffield 12S, Byron ].
Gardner 127.
Republican-Burge William A.
Armstrong 81, Thomas c. O'Copnell Il.
Scattering g.
Funeral of Joseph G. Rooney.
Monday morning at o'clock the flu
neral of Joseph Gabriel Rooney took
place at St. Mary's Catholic church.
Rev. J. c. Lynch oficiated at the re-
QUEEN high mass. After the funeral
service the body was taken to the
9.15 train for. burial in Calvary Gene
terry in Brooklyn, \. Y, being escorted
by four members of the K. of c., of
which the deceased was a member.
New Manager for Inn.
The Wampllassett inn, owned by DR..
G o. Maine of Water street, is to be
managed by ]. NJ. Sherwood of Los
Angeles Cal.
General News.
Mrs. Robert McGuinness has resign
che place has been filled by Mrs.
James III. Murphy.
John H. Ryan, Jr., has returned to
New York after spending his vacation
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pendleton
and daughter Helen have returned TO
New York after spending two weeks
with Capt. and Mrs. S. B. Pendleton-
Mrs Carlisle Graham and Misses
Sarah and Annie Graham are in Man
chester, Conn.
Kent stiles of Brooklyn, n. Y, is the
guest of James Pendleton at Lantern
Hill. Mr.. Pendleton formerly lived
here.
Mr. and Mrs W. 4. Pendleton ana
son Harold have returned to New
York after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
P. Hyde.
Ephraim Dixon of Omaha. Ne5.,
Courtlandt P Dixon Mrs. Henry 3.
Barnes and Mrs. Louis L. Stanton of
New York were callers here Sunday,
coming by automobile.
Edward E. Bradley is spending a few
days at Rangely, Me-, with Eugene Al
wood.
Mr. and Mrs F. Edward Stivers and
two sons of Ansonia, Conn.,, are here to
spend two weeks.
Messrs Pierre Champeau and Nc
Carthy of New York are guests of E.
P. Farrell.
Edward Laragy, a former resident OF
the borough, and his wife. formerly
Miss B. Myers. of New York, are here
on their honeymoon trip.
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Dreier, member of the summer COL
ony here. to a well known summer
resident Edward Smith, of Detroit,
has been announced. Miss Dreier is IN
London. Eng, at present.
Teachers Appointed for School Year.
The school committee has held its
44th meeting for the year in the office
of DR.. w. Fl. Perry at the West Broad
street school building and appointed
the following teachers for the Stoning-
ton high and grammar school:
High school teachers, Clarence E.