Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
New London ceuntg
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Result of Vote in Town Election Death of Miss Abbie Flanagan.

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 Death of Miss Abbfe Flanagan.
 The annual election of the town of Bozrah Monday brought home many ot the absent sons to help their respective parties. The democrats had gtheir usual strong ticket, but for the Ahrst time in isssn ssye1sl ysaFs ys hsd esaaiaats sa 5S 5S a Miner and 5ofn0 sF. .ssB nrlfs5 svlroz flor more than a. dozen years have held the office of first and second selectman, re- spect;vely, did not run for the office this year. and instead former eRepre- sentative. John s. Sullivan andfAlberti c. Avery were the choice of the ma Jority of voters. defeating their repuD- 1ican opponents, Edwin c, Wheeler and Nelson L. Stark. the present rep resentative of the town. Wareham w. Bentley, the denaeerafic ScR Rnaidase .s Tor town clerk. who has held that office for years, received the largest nTaj0ritg of any candidate don the ticket, defeating Orrin s: Naples the republ blsca1i candi- date. who received the, least votes of any candidate. A few ballots were thrown out for various reasons.
 Repubiican@Kss Assessor Judson Miner 7s; board of relief. for three years. Edward A Bishop f7 for two years. Edwin ,lE1 tE z sLat9erog se 7s for one Edwin C.. Wheeler s9, Nelson l.. Stark 84: town clerk, Orrfn s. Naples Il; town treasurer E. sJudson Miner s76; auditor. Frank E. Palmer 1S; grand jurors. Clarence A. Parker r, Charles T. Leffingwel1 80, George H. Smith 79; collector of taSes, Harry r.. Lathrep George E. Bates 79, John H. Rathbone IT; registrar Of voters. Elijah $. Abel IT: town school committed, Frank E. Palmer 76. Clarence A. Parker "A
 Democratic-Assessor, Alexander B. Pendleton 107; board of ffeEefs for three years, Frank A. Tracy 1lts for two years, William Kilroy 113. for one year, William NJ Tibbetts 1i0; sefectmen, John s. Sullivan 107. Albert C. Avery 11o; town clerk, Warehaas w sRentley 112: auditor. John J. Sweeney 11O; grand jurors. John sseP P. Brown III. George F. Adams 1D7, Jeremiah P. AL lyn III; collector of taxes, John F. Fields: 112: constables. Thomas F. Foley 1oS. William "A. Burgess Q. Ira Samuel A. Gager 113; town school Committee. Helen D. Palmer if. John F. Fields 110 s
 Personal Notes.
 Miss Elsie Adanfs of Hartford spent Saturday and Sunday with Her parents MT. and Mrs. G. A. Adams.
 Jeremiah Fields of Boston and Peter Grlppens or Mooous were In town Monday sf
 MT. and Mrs. Henry T. German and family and Miss Catherine Donahue of Versailles were visitors in town Sun day. FS EIEEzs se H4
 FuneraFleta Missi Fldnaagans Ssi
 John McManus and Miss Mary Mo- M7nus are in Astoria, b. E, attending the funeral of Miss Abbie Flanagan of that place. Miss Flanagan has for the past several summers spent a few weeks at the home of the Misses McManus and made many friends dur ing her visits here who were greatly shocked to learn of her sudden death at her home in Astoria Wednesday morning. ,l-s,4 35E - --...A.
 Miss Rose Nara spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Rose Lathrop, of Nor wich Town.
 Foot Injured.
 Master Writer Wheeler, the 6 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Edwin c. Wheeler, cut the instep of his foot badly with an axe Thursday after noon He was taken in his fathers automobile to the Backus !, hospital, where the injured foot was dressed.