Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
forth Stoninaton Delenates.

committees. The delegates and com mittees appointed fin eastern Connecti- Gut towns were as follows:
 North stoninsten Delegates.
 At o'clock Thursday afternoon the -epublicans of the town of North | Stonington held their caucus in the | town hall at North Stonington- The | :esults follow:
 Elected to state convention: Carl A | Snyder, George A Stone, George A | Thompson and E- Frank White. Carl A. Snyder and George H. Stone.
 Fl. c. Lewis was chairman of the caucus and c. A. Snyder clerk. Republican Delegates from epraausL Louis Fontaine was chosen chairnan | and L. c. Drescher clerk at the repub- fcan caucus in the town hall in Sprague Thursday night. The dele- gates to the state convention wero ap- and Louis c. Drescher.
 Those appointed on the town com Inittee for two years: J. C. Stevens. Charles E. Barnes, Oscar Anderson | Herbert c. Watson and William Park | The Franklin Delegates. On Thursday night at their caucus in Franklin the republicans elected James M. Huntington and James H. Hyde delegates to the state convention The town committee was appointed as fol- Jews:
 James H. Hyde, James M. Hunting ton, c. H. Lathrop. A. R. Race was chairman of the caucus and Benjamin | Tavis was clerk. There was a good i representation of the town voters present.
 The Preston Caucus
 There was a good sized attendance ct the republican caucus in Preston on Thursday night. P. P. Barnes presid- d at chairman and John Hollowell was appointed clerk The delegates appointed to the state convention fol- low: c. c. Zabriskie. A. D. Shedd. c. C. Pendleton and W. T. whitmarsh.
 2 The town committee was appointed as follows: R. g. Wilirtt, H. D. Myers. Hanson Fuller.
 Convention Delegates From Lisbon.
 The delegates to the state conven- ton appointed at the Lisbon town eau GUS held Thursday night are: Prank s. Johnson and Herman H. Leonard. ! James B. Palmer and James Graham. | The town committee was appointed as } follows: James B. Palmer, Herman 1T. Leonard and James Myer. James P. } Palmer was chosen chairman of the caucus and Isaac Rist clerk. The att tendance was of hood sized propor- tionS.
 Canterbury Voters Hold Caucus. The republican voters of the town of Canterbury held their caucus in the | town hali Thursday night with Eugene Perry as chairman and William Clark as clerk. The following were appoint , ed delegates 10 the state convention:
 Edward W. Baker. William J. Barker, Eugene Perry. Albert A. Bennett 2 Those appointed on the town commit
 tee were Edward W. Baker, William J - Baker and Eugene Perry.
 ? Lebanon Delegates Chose Delegates. The republican electors of the town of Lebanon convened in caucus or U Thursday evening and elected the fol. = lowing delegates to the state con- . vention: Frederick M. Taylor, Jas ' A. Thomts. Lewellyn F. Smith. Georz, ' B. Dimon. The town committee wa ', reappointed as follows: c. J. Abell, r q q J. Brown, John Park, F. H. Mccall. f Caucus at PIainfsId. g The republican caucus of the towr e of Plainfield was held Thursday ev. e ening. The delegates chosen to at. t tend the state convention were as fol e lows: Benjamin R. Briggs, S. L d Adams, A. F. Shoals E. F. Grenier 8 Charles Bragg, chairman: John Gal d lup, treasurer and E. E. Dupries, F. R t Lillibridge. Benjamin R. Briggs ant d John Phillips. N. LaFrance presided e at the meeting and Fred Johnson wal
 clerk
 No Contest at Ledyard. :. There were no contests at the re
 publican caucus of the town of Led -- yard held Thursday afternoon at
 o'clock. in the basement of the oCn
 gregational church. Frederick W 10 Burton presided and ". I. Allyn wa I clerk. The results: Delegates to stat "a convention, Everett Gallup and W. 1v Allyn: town committee, W. I. Allyr sr James A Stoddard and Frederick W q, Burton.
 is To State Convention From Colchester y. In Grange hall at o'clock Thursda, as l ax-ar1fnp renubIfrar, uotav-z of fI, T. town of Colchester held their caucus m Myron R. Abell was the presiding of
 ficer and Daniel T. Williams clerk. S ts P. Willard, s. H. Kellogg. Henry Fl -k en delegates to the state convention re s. N. Morgan, Henry Elgart an le Stephen Brainard were selected t ts serve on the town committee.
 Bozrah Elects Delegates.
 Bozrah republicans turned cut 1
 fairly good numbers at the town eau
 GUS there on Thursday night, whe n- delegates to the state convention an
 . town committee were appointed
 Gideon Dickenson was the chairIna s, and Elijah s. Abel clerk.
 n- The delegates: Nelson L. Stark an a Gideon Dickenson.
 v- The town committee: Elijah s. Abe A. Nelson L. Stark, Daniel Mara Natha
 Gilman. Warren Thompson. Edwin he Wheeler. Gideon Dickenson. m In the Town of Windhann.
 The republican caucus of the tow IT. of Windham was held in Wi!limanti or on Thursday night and was called 1 O- order by William s. Congdon, chail
 man of the town committee A.
 Vaughn was chairman and A. NJ. Pol
 win clerk. The four delegates electe
 10 the state convention were E.
 Chesbro, S. Arnold Peckham, Frank 5y Jackson and Cyril Lamoureux- IT ng only other business was the election n Inc town committee for two years C ba recommendation of the nominatir ob committee, Nelson A. Daniels, Charl' ,er .i. Gates. F. P. Chesbro, the town con n- ncittee was increased from nine to tG