Putnam patriot., 1924-08-29
WOMEN TO ATTEND
 PARTY CONVENTIONS
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A largely attended Democratic caucus was held last evening m oia Grange Hall. at the summer home Of Hamilton Holt at Woodstock Hia. Asa R. Scranton, Jr, served as moderator and Miss Constance Holt was secretary of the meeting. Con- vention delegate were named as fol- lows. state-Hamilt0n Holt, Mrs. Asa K Scranton. IT,, Henry Lamothe and George Wetherell; Conzressioa- Wallace Brink. Mrs. Hamilton Holt. Mrs. Asa K. Scranton. Jr., and Mrs. George Brink; senatorial-Mis Sylvia Holt, Mrs. FranG BenneL.. Asa R. Scranton, Jr., and George Litchfeld.
 Easiford Honors Women
 At Eastford the Democratic eau GUS last evening. held in the chapel, was presided over by John Ethridge and Miss Edith Wheaton served az clerk. The delegates Go conventions were elected as follows: State-Miss Edith Wheaton and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith; congressional-William Spink and William Colbufn; senatorial-- 4. NJ. Bowen and Walter Howiett.
 Pomfret Voters Meet
 Walter Bryden presided over the Pomfret Republican caucus. held on Wednesday afternoon in the Town Hall. Frank K Haines acted as clerk. As in one or two of the other caucus as, women voters outnumbered the men. The following convention dele gates were named: State-Dr. James II Hutchins, Representative j. Fred sf all Nj. Sharpe. Congressional-Fra K. Haines. Mrs. Joseph C. Hoppin, Miss Katherine Moves and Miss Eur etta Grosvenor; Senatorial t29thl l- A. D. Briggs. C. A. Sharpe. L. Allen Averill and Walter Bryden.
 Comparatively few voters were in attendance at the Putnam Republi- can caucus held Wednesday eve ming at the Municipal Building. Col. Henry J Thayer was chairman of the meeting and Attorney Irving Miron acted as clerk. The eonven ton delegates were named as fol lows: Representative Luther NJ. Keith. Representative Hector Du- vert. Leon T. Wilson and Miss Clara Larned: Congressional-At John F Carpenter, Victor Chapde- laine. Attorney Archibald Maedon- ald, Jr. and Mrs. Walter Rich; 2sth Senatoriul-Miss Mary Wheaton, A. \. Brodeur. Town Clerk David Flagg and John A. Dady.
 Eastford Electors Assemble
 About twenty-five voters of East ford. men and women, were present at the Republican caucus held Wed nesday evening in the chapel Henry Buell. acted as chairman and the clerk was Deputy Sheriff Caro- P. Ia- tham. The delegates to the thre. conventions were named as follows. William Cram and Charles Tatem; Congressional-Caro r. La than and Charles Clark; 29th sena- torial district-liary Tatem and Henry Buell..
 Women voters exceeded the men in attendance at the Republican town caucus held Wednesday afternoon at Agricultural Hall. South Woodstock. 1 Added interest was given the meet ing because of the friendly spirit of rivalry that cropped up here and there in contests for places in cor tain of the delegations fle cad GUS was presided over by Leonard H. Healey, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture and the clerk was Fred Lawton.
 Woodstoek Names Delegates
 The delegates to the conventions were elected as follows: State Mrs. Francis Upton Johnstone. Charles M Perrin. Town Clerk Barrett and George Nj. Sampson; Congressional Selectman Byron Bates, Mrs. Ever cit F.. May, Dr. George Perley and Franklin Walker; 2Sth Senatorial district Clara Witter, F.. k. Rol- lins. Albert Hammond and Mrs. Frank Jordan.
 A caucus. free from any disturbing contests. was held by the Republi- cans of the town of Thompson, Wed nesday evening in the Town Hall at Thompson town. Otto Sward presid- ed over the gathering and 0mer Lois elle acted as clerk. The following convention delegates were chosen State Representative Fred L. Hut 1 chins. Miss Sarah C. Crosby, Mrs | Florence Dar,t and Adolph J. Dery Congressional Judge Percy P Tou- tellotte Mrs Mary \ Nichols. George F Whitney and J. Emile Johnson l 2sth Senatorial district-John F. l Reardon. George F.. Whitney, 0mer 1 J. Loiseile and Mrs. Clara l.. Mills.