New Britain herald., 1920-09-11

Griswold so and filling .. The news was followed with great applause and cheering. Then the motion was made that this be carried as the formal ballot. The motion was carried. This made George R. Carter the republi- can nominee for flrst selectman. He was immediately showered with best wishes and congratulations from his many friends. William H. Schroeder and Jason F. Taylor were then in formally balloted from the floor for the other selectmsn. In the formal rising ballot Schroeder was unanimously elected.
 =. F. Lewis vas then put up for tax collector and by exclamation was nominated.
 For assessor. Vernon F.. Reed and w. r. Miidrum. both of East Berlin were nominated but Mildrum with drew the nomination leaving Reed clear f1eld. As there was no other name mentioned. Reed also given a victory by exclamation.
 A committee of one member from each school district was then choosen by tho chairman to pick men for the rest of the town offices. After an ad- journment of 10 minutes they am nounced tho following. For auditor.
 
 Mourse, Enrico Polio. Vernon Reed and John Carbo; for the school board. Albert Norton and Miss Mary Gris-' wold. Robert Deming as register of voters: Herbert Goodrich. George Griffith and Brainard Hubbard as the grand jurors. The list was read and without opposition the mems names were carried.
 Democrats Choose Ryan
 The democratic caucus was held in the court room last night. John C. Molumphy was chairman. with J. F. Corr as clerk. The following can- didates were nominated with little opposition: For first selectman, William II. Ryan. with Lewis A. wescott for second selectman. Philip ". Pagan for tax collector and James F.. Corr for registrar of voters.
 The committee then reported J. c. Pagan nominated for assessor, James Brown on the board of relief and Elizabeth Brown on the School com mittee. John Hackctt. P. J. Buckley and ". J. Richie were chosen as con- stables
 webstcr-Deacon Marriage.
 The marriage of Miss Florence Louise Webster. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William IT. Webster of Berlin, to Warren Deacon, son of Rev. and Mrs. I. Emmett Deacon of West Chester. Pa, will take place at o'clock this evening at the Second Congrega- tional church in Berlin. the Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and the Rev. T. Emmett Deacon officiating. More than 500 guests are expected
 Mrs. Morton W. Webster of Port land. Connecticut will be the matron of honor and Miss Florence H. Wells of Los Angeles. the maid of honor. The bridesmaids are Miss Helen Foote of West Hartford, Miss Emily Andrews of New Britain. Miss Eliza beth Roby of Meriden and Miss Ruth McKechnie of Bangor. Maine. Whit man Deacon of Philadelphia will act as best man and the ushers are Michael Jerome of Newark, Robert F.. Moore. also of Newark. Edward P. Burns of Hartford. Morton W. Web ster of Portland, and Arthur F.. Web ster.
 The church will be decorated in green and white with palms and hy- drangeas. Music for the ceremony will be played by Mrs. Herbert IT. Damon. Miss Eleanor Willard will render solos.
 After the wedding a reception at the home of the bride will follow. The home will be decorated in pink and white Music for tha reception will be furnished hy an orchestra.
 Anticpes For Sale.
 w. E. smith Of wortl1ington Ridge has a great many antiqtles on sale at