Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-07
ELECTION RESULTS IN
 TOWNS OF COUNTY

TOWNS OF COUNTY
 The following were election results Monday in towns of New London county:
 Lebanon As Usual.
 Lebanon as usual gave the repub- lican ticket substantial najorit;es casting a total vote of e and elect ing the follwing:
 Assessors-John Clark. r. Board of Relief-C. II. Foster. r. Selectmen-First selectman Karl F Bishop, r; second selectman. Fred O. Brown, r; William F. Clark. d..
 Town Clerk and Treasu~er-C. J Abel. r.
 Reg .strar of Voters-f:r Frederick V. Taylor, r; James A. Randall, D.
 Preston Back to Republicans
 Preston, which was democratic last year, went back into the republican ranks by large majorities. The fol- lowing were elected:
 Selectmen-Wm J. Tarbox. r. s7: Sherwood B Potter, r, 1ol; William A. Bennett, d. S2
 Assessors-Elmer F. Miller, 112.
 Board of Relief-Everett P Barnes r, 1t6.
 Tax Collector-B. F. Bentley. 12o. Town Clerk and Treasurer-G. V. Shedd r. 160
 Registrar of Voters-John P. HoI- lowell, r, 106: Beriah E. Burdick. 53 School Committee-Rossitn : Williett. r. 1e2; Franklin $. Wilcox, r, 1o2; Isabel Main. q, 6i,
 MontviIIe Republican.
 By majorities ranging around twenty votes, the republicans of Mont vile elected their ticket. The follow ing will be the town officers:
 Selectmen-Gilbert C. Dart r. 172; Edwin w. Comstock, r, III; Jerome w. House, q, 152.
 Assessors-Joseph P. Church. r. IFS Board of Relief-James Bradford, r, IT.
 Town Clerk-Dan D. ome. r-d. 335. Town Treasurer-Fred J. Hope, r. 177 Tax Collector-Birtman Edmonds, r. 1S2.
 School Committee-Ralph H. Mel cer, r, 1I2: Morton E. Fox, r. 176; Robert E. Birchard, d. IA.
 North Stoninsten Republican North Stonington showed a repub- Hcan ma jority of about seven, electins the following to office:
 Selectmen-George D. Coats, r, 75; Clarence E. Main, r, 30; William c. Babcock, d, 6s.
 Assessors-John B. Perry, years. r, 73; Albert W. Clark. years, r, 73 Board of Relief-Cliford B. Thomp- son, r, 73.
 Tax Collector-John B. Perry. r. q. Town Clerk-Charles c. Gray, I'd, 12s. Town Treasurer-Charles c. Gray. School Committee-Arthur NJ. Cob leigh, r, 72: H. Frank Button, d, 65; Leonard Main, d, 52.
 Iedyard's Normal Republican Ledyard recorded it's usual and normal republican majority, electing the following:
 NY 50; Albert W. Falmouth, r, Ss; Chas. A. Gray, d. 37.
 -Assessors-Robert J. Henderson, r, Board of Relief-Edward H. Lamb, r, 5S.
 Town Clerk and Treasurer-william m I. Allyn, r. S1.. no democratic nomina- ton.
 School Committee-G. Frederick Goodenough. T. 5s; Samuel E. Hol- dredge, d, 35.
 voIuntown's One Ticket. Nolunt->n had but one ticket in but there were a few names added to fill out the ticket. The fol- lowing were elected:
 Selectmen-Alvah A. Coon. r. ss, Fred G. Dawlet, r. 41. William H. Town Clerk-Howard E. James, r. Town Treasurer-John N. Lewis. Board of Relief-George T. Briggs. r, George A. Tanner. r.
 Assessors--AIexander Tanner, War -en Tanner. Walter c. Tanner. School Committee-E. Bryon GAlIun. Edward F. Clark.
 Franklin Goes Republican. Franklin elected a republican ticket y the usual majority for that party Tn that town
 Bczrah Democratic. BozrAh elected the whole democratic ticket, casting s4 straight democratic md II straight republican votes. The were elected: Assessors-E. Judson Miner. and l. Board Of Relief-Williams NJ. Tib- oetts, q, 3 years. Nathan Berkman. r md d. 2 years. Selectmen-John s. Sullivan. d. AL ,ert G. Avery d. E.fLeroy Lathrop r. Town Clerk and Town Treasurer
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