Putnam patriot., 1922-09-01
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS REFUSES
 MAYORS REQUEST TO RETIRE
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Judge Russell acting as spokesman. lie declared that Mayor Macdonald was voted down, 2 to 1, on his decis- ion to retire from the party commit tee, and had been prevailed upon Co continue. at least for a short time. The judges statement was greeted with a round Of applause. He then of fered to the meeting the name of the proposed town committee members and the meeting elected the list unani- mously. as follows Archibald Mac donald. chairmans Ernest (. Morse, "A W Marcy. Leon T. Wilson. 4. A. Brodeur. Slas M. Wheeloek. Henry J. Thayer. Miss Clara Larned, Miss kath- crine Byrue. John 4. Dady, Archibald MacS9uald. sr
 Al Thompson. Republican party workers gathered at the town hall at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon for their caucus Marcus Coveli, chair man nf the town committee. acted as moderator. and F. c. Stone served as clerk. The following delegates were chosen. State. John F. Reardon, ] Charles F. Searls. Thomas Ryan and E. II. Kristek, County. William =. Bates. Barton Jacobs, r.. II Corttis and Charles Anderson; Congressional, George E. Whitney, Adelard Dery, E. g. Backus and Mrs. George Fl Mich ols: Senatorial. (. 4 Hagstrom. r. 0. Stone Omer IoiseIie and John E. Kennedy
 The town committee was reelected as follows Marcus Cavell, William =. Bates and George F. Whitney.
 Pomfret Caucus Well Attended
 Fayette L. Wright. chairman of the Pomfret Republican Town Committee. presided at the party caucus held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the town house l. NJ Platt served as clerk There was good attendance, about as many women as men being present The following delegations were elected State. F. L. Wright. Willis Covell, J. Fred Ash and Walter Bryden Congressional, F. L. Wright, William Valentine, j. N Platt and Andrew Platt County, II. H. Daven- port, Andrew c. Williams, Dr James H. Hatehins and George H. Hicks; sen- atorial. Fitz Henry Paine, Joseph II. Elliott. Clarence Watson and j. Fred Ash.
 The caucus reelected the town committee as follows Fayette l.. Wright. j Fred Ash and Fitz Henry Paine
 Woodstoek Republicans Recognize
 Women
 The Woodstock party caucus, held at Eyceum halt Wet Woodstock. drew out a large number of men and women One woman was chosen as q convention delegate and three others were added Co the town committee. eefHe the women equal represeatH- tien thereon. Nifb Ibe men. 1 Oliver HscoV presided at the eau- GUS and Waylaud P. Harris acted a clerk The following were the con vention delegates chosen State, eli yer A. Hi-cox. Marcus B. Morse. By ron W Bates. Judge Clarence II Child. senatorial. Byron W. Bates William C Child. Arthur Morse and Luther j Ecavitt; Congressional. Charles N Perrin, Mrs Lucy Il Child. George M Sampson and Wayland r. Harris. County. Edward R. Rollins. Leonard II Healeg, Dr. Ernest E. l Pike and Edward |. Chamberlain.
 The town committee was elected as follows R. K. Riteh, chairmani By ron w Bates. Arthur Morse, Mrs. Lillian Hiscox. Mrs. Clara Wittcr and Mrs sarah Sampson.
 Easiford Republicans Meet
 Tbe Republican caucus at Eastford Monday evening selected N W Ken uelv for moderator and C. P. Latham as clerk. The delegates were chosen as follows State convention, Charles D Tatrm. Arthur N Keith, Congres- lauH. \ Waldo Kennedy, Ellery M. Bartlett; Senatorial. William $ War reH. John M. Tatem; County, GTo F.. Latham. George French; town com miftcc for two years. (. D. Tatem, chairman. Henry B Buell. Caro- P Latham The delegates were request eI ta support candidates favorins erahibitioH An attempt was made 10 elect several women 10 the town eonl- mittec and as convention deleeatss. but all refused