Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10

s.15 o'clock by William A. Congoon, chairman of the republican town com mittee. Nelson A. Daniels was appolnI- ed moderator and Raymond A. Parker clerk of the meeting.
 The following candidates were nonnri- ated by exclamation: For assessor, George II. Spencer, placed in nomination by John B. Edgarton; for the board of relief. Alphonse Chagnon, placed in nem- ination by Fred Roy ;; for first select man, James M. Smith, piaced in nomina- tton by William A. King; for second se- iectman, George A. Cook for agent of the town deposit and school fund.- Edwin H. Hall, placed it nomination by William B. Webber; for auditor, J. Raymond Smith, placed in nomination by a Linn W. Hill for constables. Harry W. Avery, Wilbur G. Stevens, Elmer M. Young, and Joseph Haddad; for registrar of voters, A. Linn Weatherhead. placed in nom. nation by Chauncey F. Macfar1ane. When the candidate for the office oa town clerk was brought up Eugene Ran dau sumbitted the name of Frank r. Fenton, present holder of that office un- der the vote of both republican and dem | ocratic parties. The name of James 4. Rood was submitted by William Hig- gins. Moderator Daniel appointed John B. Edgarton, Harry W. Avery, Charles l W. Hill, and Morton E. Snow as tellers and the gathering proceeded to ballot. | The total number of votes cast was 27e, necessary for choice 139. MT. Rood re- ceived POS, MT. Fenton 60. eight others | being miscellaneous.
 The matter of nominating the town treasurer was then taken up. Mir. Hig- 1 gins stating that it seemed to be the ! will of the caucus that MT. Rood be nom- 1 mated for this office and he moved that the vote be by exclamation. Eugene 1 Randall again placed the name of Frank 1 P. Fenton before the caucus, stating the ! office of town clerk carried no salary, . only fees. Balloting was again resort i ed to and resulted as follows: Total num- i Der of ballots case 2s5, necessary TOT | choice 143 of wli~' Rood had 2G7, Fem 1 ton 43, miscellans ,.
 | The last bauotina resulted after Frank 1 E. Guild, present chairman of the town school committee had been nominated l by exclamation, The name of Mrs. i Ka atherine J. Spaulding was placed De- i fore the caucus by w. F. Maine, and i the name of Mrs Robert II. Fenton oy 1 John c. Tracy. The result of the bal i lot fol1ows Total vote ctse PTS. Neces- i sarv for choice 140, of which Mrs. Fen i ton had 151 and Mrs. Sp2ulding 123, l miscellaneous 1. It was moved that the town committee be empowered to fill any vacancies anG the caucus adjourned at i 9.13 o'clock.
 News Briefs.
 There was a large attendance at the { 'vation Army meeting Friday night. ' evening was known as young peo4 night.
 Hugh B Campbell of the Norwich { 9rium will resume hi week'v clinics j is city next week. The c'1ics are ] under the auspices of the Red Cross ] lie Health Nursing service.
 v NJ c A. bowling alleys closed ha summer will soon be opened. D French is to be in charge of the his season
 Methodist EpiscepaI Sorority re- enjoyed a good time at the home Ms. J. H Bentley of West Main
 0t At one o'clock the thirty or - members present sat down to a ta- | n the lawn and were served a fine -ner of succotash, salad, sandwich ale, cookies, pie. tea, and coffee. The [ noon was spent socially
 7~nest F. LaFleur of this city was ir Tartford Thursday attending the New England Tobacco Growers conference d at the Hotel Bond.
 L. E. Gerry and Carleton Hughes re- +"~red Friday afternoon from Spring Il, Mass, where they attended the oa. days convention of the Photo phers' Association of New England
 2 and Mrs. Salvini L, Cardinal ant { .1ghters, Mrs. Blanche Douchette ant 7s Lorette Cardinal, are enjoying ar mobile tour in Canada. Miss Car T is not to return with her parents she is to take up a course Of studies St. Cesaire college, Canada.
 the First Congregational church Pev Harry s. McCready, pastor. wi!
 rF Sroday at 45 o'clock Chil an's sermon, "The Giant Energy ant Fairy Skill" Communion address ,e Souls Exist
 .t the First Baptist church. Rev. Ar t"s D. Carpenter, pastor, will preacl Fay at 1O45 o'clock. Church schoo ets at 12 o'clock. Evening service a o'clock.
 At the First Methodist Episcopa t?urch Rev John Pearce, pastor, vii 7ach at 10.45 o'clock. Sunday schoo $ at noon. Evening service at O. cock.
 0hristian Science service is held OI e,nday morning at 10.45 o'clock in tht < oman's club rooms. No S3 Main street
 1'e<. df the Lessen Sermon, Sub 2 snce" Sunday school immediately fol wing morning service.