Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
WEST TERLY

Four Rhode Island towns, Barring ton, Middletown, North Smithfield, and Westerly held elections Tuesday. The liveliest contest was in Westerly, where fight was on for five of the seven places in the town council, but the fight of all fights was centered upon Maurice w. Flynn, president of the present town council.
 The polls opened at. 9 o'clock and closed at ,. and men who have in the past been recognized as leaders of the republican party, including past and present office holders worked openly to defeat the regular republi- can nominees. The registration was about 300 less than year ago, yet a large vote was boiled and, it was said. that every elegible voter who was available did vote
 The town of Westerly is divided in to two representative voting districts, and both polling places are in the town hall. In the First District, the elec- tion officials were: Ira B. Crandall, moderator; John J. Dunn, clerk; Mi- ohael Turano. James Hodson, Joseph Tucker and Dwight Cornell election supervisorsI- George Benjamin Utter and Michael Torcano. checkers; Alex ander Mitchell, officer.
 Officials of the Second District: Eugene B. Pendleten, moderator; Lewis Stanton, clerk; William Culley, James A. Dunn, Bernard J. Christie and William Keenan. election super visors; J. Henry Burk and M. Walter Flynn, checkers; Adam Archie officer
 The result of the voting was as fol- lows, representing republican, c, citizens candidate:
 1st 2nd
 Dis. Dis. Total
 For Moderator
 E. B. B. Pendleton, 45S 57s 1os1
 For Town cIerse-- E. B. Whipple. r .... 461 57f 1o35
 For First Councilman
 Maurice W. Flynn. .. 25s 224 4s7 A. P. Datson. ........ 234 35e 584
 For Second Counciiman--
 Francis G. Haswell. r 25s 246 504 c. w. Campbell. .... 21e 33o 549
 For Third Councilman
 c. G. Craig, ....... 464 155S 1922
 For Fourth CouncIman-
 T. E. Robinson, ..... 253 22S 4Sl G. H. Harper ...... 225 349 574
 For Fifth Councilman .N H. F. Thorp. ......' 4s3 557 1o1(
 For Sixth Councilman
 J. H. Babcocl1, ...... PAS 213 461 G. c. Moore, o... 237 3Se 5eT
 For Seventh Councilman
 ". '. Ledward. .... 35 214 A! q. zctbariNi, c ....... 246 3G4 61t Fer Town Treasurer- ). ". Pendleton. c. 455 560 1e1! Fer Collector
 J. N. PeDd!eton. r G.. 455 55S 101; For ovsrseer Of Pocr-
 0. r. C'IandaH c .. 4e7 563 1ost i For Assessor of rexes-- H. F. Thorp T ...... 45i 545 S5 For S5h-ol Committee 1 T. Hope. .......... 456 552 1o2
 Fer Highway carnn1 issioaee---
 C. J. BIt.er e .-.... i5s 551 l0t | For Moderator, 2d Dist
 L. R. fe dieton, c .. 22S 22 4 Fer Clerk. 2d Dist Lewis Stanton, I c ... 321 3. For Mederaaor, 1st Dist Ira B. Crandail. r .. 250 2; . For Clerk 1st Dist.- : J. J. Dunn. ........ 252 2; } The entire citizens ticket was eleci ed and in the councilmanic contes ! DahSon won over Flynn by 97, CamI
 bell over Hasweil 45. Harper ovt Rob nson 3S. Moore oyer Babcoclx Is and Berberini over Ledward l61 : There were il40 names on the vol ing list.
 , In the Westerly probate court , Tuesday afternoon, Judge Edward ] , Burke presiding. the will of ELzabe : Moore Bishop, who died in New LoI don, with property to be administer, 7 in Westerly, was admitted to probai . The property in Westerly consists A a building on leased land at Watt f Hill and photographic mater al. 4 property of decreased in bequeathed |, her ahusband, George B. Bishop. IT
 New London City National Bank VI P confirmed as executor Bond $500 , Ed. N. Burdick was appointed apprai CT.
 The will of Neil Mckenzie, whi,
 gives all real and personal property : his widow, Mary R. Russell McKel zie. was admitted to probate Mrs. Nj l Kenzie was confirmed as executri l Bond $15Q0 F. Lee Gavitt appraiser Dwight R. Stillman was appoint,
 guardian of the estate in Wester
 owned by Ronald Y. Stillman,
 minor, of Daytona. Florida. Bond $5G
 Albert H. Langworthy appraiser.
 The first and final account of