Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-06
JEWETT CITX
Griswold Goes SolidIy Democratic Two Out of g Women Vote-License by 3a Majority-eorough Pupils At tending High Schools.

The towri of Griswold was demo- cratic in Mondays election from start to. finish, every democrat on the ticket being elected. Of the 800 on the vot- ing list in the First district, 454 voted; of the % women voters in this district only two deposited their ballots. For various reasons there were IA ballots thrown out by the moderator The board of assessors will now stand J. B. Sweet, I. O. Burdick and Maxcy Sey- mour. The selectmen are James H. Shea, John Potter and Azarias Grenier. The town school committee elected was Shepherd Brown, Joseph H. Stafford and A. M. Clark.
 of license The population of Griswold the last census was APP The law al- lows a license for every 500 inhabit ants, which means that eight licenses may be given by the county commits sioners, if they see fit.
 GriSwoldS full vote follows. A star indicates those elected:
 Democratic-Assesso Maxcy Sey- mour 294%; board of relief, John r. Gardner 300*, Dennis Barnett 300'; se- lectmen, James H. Shea 314s, John Potter 316*; auditor, John A. Houri- gan 29S"; collector of taxes, Henry E. Olson 302*; constables. Clarence Kahn 294s, Joseph Gravelin, Jr., 297", Martin Wolfe S01*, Horace w. Dawley 306$; registrars of voters-First district, Timothy E. Shea 296*, Second district, Arba Browning 3O2"; town school com mittee, Shepherd Brown 300~, Joseph H. Stafford 294@
 RepubIican-Assessor John H. Tracy 293: board of relief, Edward A. Geer 2SS". Ransom H. Young 2S5; select men, Azarias Grenier 2S7*, Robert A. Wilbur 2S4; auditor. Frank E. Robin son 291S; collector of taxes, Louis M. Gingras 296; constables, Pearl D. Nor gan 292%, Louis M. Gingras 297s. An drew Chesebro 2S5*. Thomas H. Eccle- stone, Jr, 283; registrars of voters First district, Eli G. Lague 2s7*, Sec ond district, Francis Laliberte 2S3*; town school committee, Thomas Mo Broome 2Ss, Archibald M. Clarke 29S*.
 Pupils Attending High Schools.
 The town reports distributed to the voters of Griswold Monday contained the report of the school visitors, Shep- herd Brown, Marcus H. Driscoil, Uldege H. Desrosiers, Frank E. Robin son, John H. Tracy, chairman, Albertus C. Burdick. secretary and acting school visitor, John c. Hawkins, James T. Wilbur, Willis c. Terry. In this report they say:
 It has been deemed advisable to in- sert in this report the names of pupils from our schools who have availed themselves of the opportunity to at tend non-local high schools which privilege mas DeeH STdHIeu Dy lne board of school visitors, in compliance with the provisions of the law which pertains to high school tuition and transportation. The following pupils attended the Norwich Free Academy during the past year: Charles Bah cock, Edward Barry, Henry Bottomley. Harold Brickley, James Dolan, William Duggan, Benjamin Gittleman, Earl Hiscox, Eudor I,eClaire, William L'Heureux, Robert Olson, Eugene O'Sullivan. Alice Barnett, Almira Brennan. Nora Brickley, Sibyl Brown ing, Elizabeth Clarke, Annie Driscoll, Mabel F'rink, Marion Brink, Alice Gill bert, Marjorie Leyden, Elizabeth Me- Cluggage, Daniel Finn, Josephine Mil Ter, Bertha Montgomery. Dorothy Paul, Marion Robinson, Ethel Thompson, Sadie Thompson, Andrew McNicol. De- parting from the custom of previous years an application was received from the following pupils for the privilege of attending the Plainfleld High school: Frances Roode, Louise Davis, George Davis, Nellie Barry.
 Home from DanieIson.
 Mrs. A. H. Jones is at home after three weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. George Robertson of Danielson. Mir and Mrs. Jones entertained MT. and Mrs Robertson as week end guests.
 Quinebaug Extremely Low.
 Those who travelled between Taft vile and Jewett City Sunday saw the Not a drop of water was let through the Aspinook gates, with the result that except in low places the bed of the river was dry, which revealed the fact that all the way it is a stony bot tom, with no less than two dozen eel