New Britain herald., 1921-09-13
Force OF COnStableS Is Somewhat
Changed
AWARDS OFFERED AT FAIR
Goddcau FarTar Wedding Tomorrow
Morning at Q O'clock at the Church
Barnes Post Mcetin. Tonight

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able change was seen in the force of
| constables. The voters evidently had
| their opinions CT what and where tho
| change should be made and it wal
| followed out. AS a result, there will
| be three constables out of Office when
| the October election Ia over, and new
| ones will be seen in their place. This,
| however, was practically the only
| change made on the present ticket and
| all other office holders were reap
pointed. The constables dropped from
the force through the caucus last
night are, Marine. Davids and Ander-
son. All three of these men have seen
| some years of service on the local
force.
The following is the results of the
baIloting last night: for town clerk.
Robert c. Usher; first selectman, Will
liam J. Johnson; second selectman,
Charles H. Calor; town treasurer,
Charles w. Hird: ta.. collector, Will
liam J. Hemmenway; assessor, o. H.
Robertson constables, George E. Shu-
bert, Charles Klatt, E. w. Furrey and
D. E. Emery; grand jurors, S. S. CIVIL
linn and S. Z. Williams; registrar of
voters, Joseph N. McKernan; board of
relief Joseph n. McKernan; auditor F.
L. Benzon; school board, Edwin H.
Hills and member library board, Mrs.
Henry Trumbun.
There were about so attending the
caucus last night ana but few women
put in an appearance much to the dis
appointment of many who had pre-
dicted a good attendance o, them.
Mrs. Trumbull is the first woman of
Plainvi1le to hold local office and her
nomination to the position was re-
ceived unanimously. This will make
about As years in tho service OF town
clerk for Robert Usher and William j.
Johnson will be rounding out his ninth
term as selectman. Mr.. Calor has al
so been on the board for several years.
Charles w. r-ird has served in the
office as town treasurer for more than
Is years and is one of the best the
town has ever had. Mr.. Hemmenway
has been tax collector for a long time
and has been backed by both parties
with no opposition. The nomination
of D. E. Emery and Charles K1att to
the constable force makes these men
new to their duties Both are well
known locally and will undoubtedly
serve in their capacity to the best of
their ability z. w. Furrey and
George Shubert have been on the force
for several years and arc well ac-
quainted with the duties required. The
grand jurors, registrar of voters and
auditor are experienced office holders
At tho meeting last night, Stanley S.
Gwillim acted az chairman.
Prizes at Fair.
Several awards are being offered for
the best exhibit OF products at tho
Plainville Junior food army fair and
exhibit, to be held at the Grange hall,
Friday and Saturday of this week.
IL. off 70 laxaSf
at least varieties of COM
mercial vegetables, 1-2 peck cobbler
potatoes ~ peck Green Mountain pota-
toes. u peck any other variety, lima
beans, 20 pods: beets. specimens;
ca bbages, heads; carrots, 5 speci-
mems. with tops cut off; cucumbers, 5
speciment, (seed condition); onions, 5
specimens; pumpkins, 2 specimens;
potatoes, 5 specimens; peppers, 5
specimens; turnips, specimens; win /
ter squash, 2 specimens; sweet corn,
specimens: melon, 2 specimens.
Largest and best collection of can |
ned goods by an individuals: jars |
beans, 3 jars peas, . Jars any kind of |
green's, jars beets, jars carrots, |
3 jars tomatoes, Jars berries. any |
kind.
jars pears, 3 jars peaches, jars |
plums, jars any other kind Of fruit. |
Loaf bread, ~ doz. mullins, ~ doz. |
cookies, school lunch.
Plymouth Rock hen. Rhode Island |
Red hen, Wyandotte hen, leghorn hen, |
and other breed.
Plymouth Rock pullet, Rhode Is |
land Red pullet, Wyandotte pullet, leg |
horn pullet, any other breed.
Plymouth Rock cockerel, Rhode Is
land Red cockerel. Wyandotte cock
tInr
Plymouth Rock cock, Rhode Island
Red cock, leghorn cock. any other
breed.
Dozen white eggs, dozen brown eggs.
Field corn, specimens, any variety. |
Democratic Caucus
Notices have been posted by William
]. Farrar, chairman of the democratic
town committee, that there will be
democratic caucus at the town hall Oh
at s p m. This will be for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the vorious offices.
Goddeau-Farrar Wedding
Miss Pauline Farrar. daughter of
Mrs. and Mrs. Farrar of North Wash
inton street, and Alfred Goddeau OF
Pittsfield, Mass. son of Henry Goddeau
will be married tomorrow morning at
8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady
of Mercy. Rev. j. E. Fay will perform
the ceremony. The couple will be at
tended by Miss Elizabeth Farrar, sister
of the bride, and Lewis Goddean,
brother of the groom. Following the
wedding, Mr.. and Mrs. Goddeau will
leave on an extended honeymoon and
will make their home at Pittsfield,
Mass.
Brock Barnes Meeting
The members of the Brock Barnes
post will hold a special meeting at the
Legion headquarters tonight to elect
delegates and alternates to the state