Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-05

thorized the selectmen to borrow money necessary to conduct the town business.
 Lyme Republican.
 Lyme recorded republican majorities of about 40 in a total vote of ST. There were 52 straight republican and IS straight democratic ballots. The women's vote was said to show in the republican column most strongly. The results were as follows:
 Selectmen, J. Warren Stark, r. 65, Will | liam H. Mack, r, TT, J. S. Daniels, d, 21 i; | assessor, Wallace Broadway, r. 53, Robert l M. Thompson, q, 2S; board of relief, J. | Lawrence Raymond, T, 67, Lyman G. Harding, d, IS; tax collector, Arthur G. Sweet, r, 61, Harry J. Walsh. d, 23 school committee, Lester Warner, T, S1, Josiah Wheeler, d, 22.
 Jodoin Wins in sprague. The contest for first selectman between Raymond J. Jodoin, democrat, and Al bert F. Cullen, a former democrat who had seen the light and come over into the republican ranks, was the feature in the | Sprague election. MT. Jodoin won by 4G votes, which was an immense cut~in the majoritieS by which he has previously been elected. The results:
 | Selectmen, Raymond J. Jodoin, q, 295 Arthur Royle. d. 2S5, Albert F. Cullen, r. 24s; assessor. Thomas F. Kelley, d board of relief, Napoleon Belanger, T tax collector, James Mcclure. d. 306; audit ors, Frank J. Nolan, d, Willis Ridgeway r; registrars of voters. Daniel Day, d. Lawrence G. Drescher. r; school commit | tee, Charles Smith, d, BOA, Dennis J. Hines. d, 276. Ruth S. Park, r, 245. i There were 222 straight democratic bal | lots, 166 straight republican, and ITO women who voted.
 Lisbon Remains Republican. Lisbon held its usual adherence to th< republican ranks, electing the candidates of that party by majorities around 40 l There were eight women who voted. al who had qualified in the town. The re- | suits: Selectman, Henry J. Kendall, r 83. Aubrey L. Potter, T, 79, John M Lee d 43; assessor, F. L. Kanahan, r, S7 board or relief, J. B. Palmer, r, S6; Geo 1 Helmhold, l year, S1, r, Clarence E Nell, year, d, 37; tax collector, Alvir kampf, r, ST; registrar of voters, Franl E. Hyde, r, S6 school committee Georgt | W. Allen, r, 55; Charles H. Fitch, d, 40 Ledyard as Usual Republican.
 publican majorities. There were 55 wo men eligible to vote and most of then exercised the franchise. The results: Sc lectman, Fred Burton, r, 1O2, Albert Kin mouth, r, 9S. Calvin Main, d, 42; asses sor, Isaac Geer T, 1O1; board of relief Billings F. S. Crandall. r. 100, William Brown, d, Al; tax collector, John W Finnegan, r, 102. Theodore Taylor, d. 40 registrar of voters, Billings T. Avery, I 99; George A. Montgomery, AZ; schoo committee, Billings T. Avery, T, S2, Chas A. Gray, d. 40.
 Lebanon Republican.
 Lebanon cast total vote of 197 il which there were 72 women votes an. the town went republican as usual Tn l town meeting voted to accept the $25,0 bequest in the will of George W. Lyma, for high school The election results Selectmen, Carl F. Bishop. r, 172, Ed ward H. Mccall, T, 153, William F. Clar d, 32; assessor years, James Thomas, T. 1855, on both tickets; boar of relief, William W. Palmer, r, 1855, o both tickets tax collector, George E Briggs, r, 17S; registrar of voters, Ere