Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
he Ward Tickets.


Ward one--For aldcrman-totaI
vote l76: j. +. Hodskins Rep) 9s:
Charles +. johnson Dem) rs. For
common councilmen--total vote III.
+. w. Chase tRep) 9s; Newell 4.
Reed Rcp) "a; c. II. Beane tRepD
l"l: Edmund Il. Norris Dem.) 70:
burton p. Shaw DemD 7s; Elias S.
'owan nDemD Il. For constable
tota! vote IL; Il. d. Wiies (Rep.) 81:
Frank ID. Lawrence ODem) sc. For
"arden--total vote III; George II.
Woodward Rep.) 100; Carlton ID. COL
burn D"nI) -. For ward clerk-total
vote f7s; F., +. Hodgkins tRep) 100:
herbert S. Spear CDemD -. Defec-
tive =
Ward Two-For alderman-totai
vote ldo: George L. Colby (Rep) los.
Charles r. Trask (Dem.) 80. For COM
mon councilmen--total vote 100: ]. +.
iiaisdell Rcp.) l07; J. p. Genthner
tRep.D l01; George w. Davis CRepo
loi: Daniel +. Greenleaf tDemJ SO:
q. +. Gailycr tDem.) So f. Y. Barker
dDem) SO. For eonstable-total yo,e
Ito; Frank II. Baker tRep) 116: NJ.
i. Mcnamara CDem) "A. For warden
total vote leo; S. F.. johnson tRep,
100 George +. Gross (DemD i3. For
ward c!erk-total vote 100; G.. C. Har-
rlman Rep) l07; Thomas S. Fuller
Dem.) SO.
Ward Three-For alderman-tota,
vote $50; II. NJ. Lawton CRep) ?s: G.
>. jackson Dem) 30. For common
coahcilmen-total vote $50: J. r..
ight tRep.) 81; W. G. Wyman tRep.,
30 o. l. Baker Rep) 81: f. w. Ellis
lDem.l 30; w. L. Leonard Dem.) 81:
T. H. ring Den.) 62. For constable
totai vote $50; John Fisher tRep) 81;
frtd }. Anketell tDem.) G1 For warden
total vote $50; w. r. Gay (Repo Sc.
W X. Gay fDem.) 81. For ward clerk
total vote $50; r. II. Woodcock
.kepD 81; ii. J. Ward CDemD s3. De-
fective r.
ward Four-For alderman--total
vote 1873: +. \. Wadsworth tRep1 11o.
u. H. Herrin tDem9 a. For common
c"dncllmen-tcta vote 1873: George f.
Joy tRep.) l2%; Henry a. Wood Rep.,
~; y. l.. Weymouth (Rep.) l24; ].
E. Newell Dcm.) 20; f. T. Hodgkins
Denl) 6S: +. NJ. Mooers (Dem.) 70
For constable~--total vote 1893; r. T..
Merrill ORepD 126; F. A. Curry (Dem,
61. For warden-total vote 1893; w. II.
Oliver tRepJ l2s; w. II. Oliver CDem1
70. For ward clerk--total vote 1873:
Oliver y. Sprague (Rep.) 1923: q. F.
Stuber tDem.) 30. Defective s.
Ward Five For alderman-total
vote 233T; l.. G. Paul (Rep.) lis; l.. e,
Ballard DemD 49, For common eoun-
vote 230; f. p. Fowles
Kep) 1l5: Edward l.. jerks (sepl
rs: George A. harrington RepD lis:
~. T. Milliken Dem) 123; Uril l..
Ludwig Oem) 1876; F. II. Williams
OemD 123 For constable-total vote
237; w. l.. Tozier Rep.) 122; II. F..
Llewellyn tDem.) l15. For warden
total vote 23S; o. G. Andrews (Repl
1I6; s. O. Soper Dem.1 1923. For ward
clerk-totnl vote 239: 8. w. Jones.
Rep) lle: w. r. Kinds (Dem0 .1os
Detective !. j. s@&
Ward SiX--For alderman-total vote
lGi; Wellington Blair (Rep) us; c.
Il Bailey Ucn,) So. For common
cOuncilmen-total vote l65: w. r.
Hodgkins Rcp) III: Morrill, a. Tot
man RepD III; Page w. Mute tRepJ
III: Il. {. Philhrook tDem.) 81: w
y. Williams tDemD 81; Benz. L. Din
DemD 81 For constable--totaI vote
l6i Alfred II. Hall (Rep) 30: Frank
Seavey uDem) "A; Chester A. Phillips
Und Rcpl 81. For warden-total
vote ls2; w. F. Eastman( RepD 81:
George W. Spencer ODem) 75. For
ward clerk total vote 1856; G. c. Law
renee dcp3 80; Harry II. sawyer
ub.mD -. Defective 4.
Or. Pert T.. Lamb. who was elected
mayor by the Republicans. was horn in
Fairfield and lived in Randolph about p
years. He was representative to the Leg
'ature from that town and served as
chairman of the board of selectmen.
member Of the Board Of Health and town
physician. He has been resident or
Ward l. Gardiner for several years ana
last year represented his ward as MEM
Der of the common council. During tho
wear he has shown much ability in look
ing after the financial interests OF the
CITY and he was mentioned a. candidate
for MAYOR some time before the election
His friends. and they are many. say that
no will prove to be the right man in the
right place and will give the city of Car
diner a business-like. economical admin-
istration.