Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-04
NORWICH BULLETIN
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Chsrita A. cAtAa RAa bseA selected state central committeeman. lie wae chosen by unanimous vote by aelesatss from the twshty-ninth AehAtorial district. The republican convention, held In the sexn hAll at noon Saturday, was attended by a hlll delegation from the nine towns sf tae district. The convention was call d to order by Charles A. Gates at 12.15 o'clock Fayett Wright was chcsen ehairmah.. on motion of l. Fred Ash of Pemffet Mrs. Lillian g. Brink of Cantef- bury was made secretary by a motion from GeoFge NJ Perry of Scotland. The dslekatts were thanks by Chairman wright for the honor Behowtd upon him. rNenty-six delekates from the nine towns Asnvefed the foll call They were:
 Brooklyn: William H. Ciewls E. c. Babson.
 Canterbury-Lillian s. Frink. Arthur C Bennett, Andrew T. J. Clark, Levi N clark.
 Chaplln--Frank \. Lahd5n, Charles B, Russ
 Hahpton-Fred H Pitts, William c Oliver.
 Pontret-Fayett L, Wright john Ash J. Fred Ash, Waiter Bryden.
 Pialnhtld-Henry S.. King, Sessions L. Adams. Franklin Sheldon. Edmond Mer- tier
 scotlAnd-aeorge N Perry, Myra B Perry.
 sttrlIns-syron P Young, Amofs j Kebier.
 windhan-wiliarn ?. Jordan Frank NJ. smith, William A. King, Alphuhst Chagnon.
 TO represent the district at the statt oosyshtion in New Haven September 1: and 1s. Charles A Gates was uhanifh ousiy elected first deleRate-at-larEe of nomination by George N. Perry.
 Senator Charles H. Blake was chosef bv exclamation second deleEate-at-largi m his name being presented by E. c BAbson.
 Inc selection of state central com mitten1an from the Twenty-nlrth dfk,.s S ras the next business before the eohven ton. ". F. Jofdsn placed before tht ,amnlltee the name of Charles A. Gates fn naming nlfn Mr jordan said that h placed before them q man whom the! al kntN Wsii and that the longer the! knew him tAa longer they liked him HI recalled the fact that Mir dates had file; the positlen for many years with grea success The nanie of Charles 4. Gate Wss greeted with applause and he wa chosen by acrlaniatlon Mir Gates thei thanked the delegates for conferring tn honor upon himself and said that as h hah done in the past he would exert hi pest efforts In the tullhlfnent of his du Hes
 1t was proposed bS Mir Gates tha his time was good one in which t choose the district Vice president an member Noh the committees from the dis trict to the state convention, in order t facilitate. It's organization.
 Mrs. Lillian Brink of Canterbury va chosen vice president Her name wa presented by George N. Perry of Scot land Those selected on committed were: Committed on organization, Fred Ash of Foniffet; credentials, Grac NJ Perry of Scotland, rules Charles F siake. of Brooklyn; on resolutions. V P jordan of WindhAm motion wa made ana adopted to give the delegate, at-iarEe the power of substitution 1 ease they were unabls to attend the GOT vention. The convention came to cios AE lE.EU O clOCk. At lhe lnNlbatiOn [ Committeeman Charles A. Gates the de sEates attended dinner at the hot Hooker. d company of eighty-tw, Among them Eefe fourteen members the Republican w0niens organization the TEenty-ninth district guests ana de sgates to the convention Short addrel ses vera delivered after the dinner h Judge Otto B. Robinson JudE Fran H. Foss George N Perry. of Sscotland C M Psrrin Of woodstock; john AS of Pornkret; Thomas Ryan of Thompson E. c. Babson of Brooklyn: R. Defrore wells. Fayett Wright of Pomfret A. 5reenslit H. W Harvey. Mrs o. Robinson. of WillimAntie. chairman the Twenty-hlnth District Wofneh's O Eanisatioh and Mrs Lillian Brink Canterbury.
 Eliza Francis Nevcomb. s7 widow Cullen M shirpee. died~ at her home the town of Lebanon early saturds morning. She was born September 2 1855. in Holland, the daughter of Mfr. ar Mrs. Abez Darling Newcofnb. She leAvl 'wo sons. Charles N. shippee of ithaca, ] r., and Edward NJ. shippee of Lebanu granddaughter Mrs. Ruth Viola Roet