New Britain herald., 1929-09-14
PainuiMe Mews
DEMOCRAT TICKET
 HEADED BY PRIOR
Mrs. Ernest ]. MilleriCk N0nli-
 natei for Registrar
REPUBLICANS ENDORSED

Services in Churches Tomorrow
 Morning-S. S. Gwillim to Enter
 tain Sphinx Grand Omccrs-Dig-
 Edward P. Prior, standard bearer of the democratic party in Plainvillc for many years and a member of the present board of selectmen, was chosen to head the Jeffersonian ticket at the annual town election in October at the democratic caucus held last evening in the town hall. Mir. Prior has always taken a very active part in town affairs and is one of the most prominent members of the democratic party. He is chief of the Plainville fire department. Charles J. Elliott was selected to run with Mr. Prior for the solectman positions. There was good sized crowd present at the caucus. Will liam T. Foran. chairman of the dem ocratic town committee, presided as moderator and Ernest J. Millerick was clerk. Henry Washburn was also endorsed for a finance board posi- ton.
 It was moved at the opening of the meeting by Peter J. Prior that complete ticket be nominated by the democrats but it was found that this could not be done as several re- fused to accept nominations. The republican candidates for town clerk, town treasurer, tax collector and board of assessors were endorsed. The men endorsed were William II. Wilson. William J. Hemingway and Frank T. Wheeler.
 Mrs Loretta Millerick, wife of Ernest J. Millerick of Trumbtn avenue, was nominated for registrar of voters Mrs. Millcrick was named in place of Peter F. Duffy. who has held the position for many years. Mir. Duffy plans to leave Plainville soon The nomination was made by Frank J. O'Brien, who paid a trib- ute to the efforts of Mrs. Millrrick in the last presidential campaign. The party nominated the follow 1 ing ticket: Town clerk. William H. 1 Wilson. republican, endorsed; town treasurer, William H. Wilson, re- i publican, endorsed: board of SC | leCtmen. Edward P. Prior and Charles J. Elliott; tax collector. Will liam ]. Hemingway. republican. en- dorsed; board of asse ssors, Frank T. Wheeler, republican. endorsed; board of relief, nomination left va cant to be filled by the town com mittoe; grand jurors. William J. l'oran and William Gnazzo; con- stables, Thomas J. Royce, Cicsson Saunders, William Gubbins and the i fourth place vacant; auditor, Mil | ton A. Norton; finance board, Will liam J. Foran and Henry Washburn, republican. endorsed; school com mittce. Frank J. O'Bricn; library 1 committee, Harry A, Castle
 The names of Edward c. Madcley and Philip J. Marine were men ! toned as candidates for constable i during the caucus but it was found | that both men are registered repub- l liCans. The town committee was 1 empowered to fill all vacancies.
 Regular Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainville , Grange will be held in the Grange | hall on Pierce street Tuesday eve ming. Nciahbors' night will be ob- served with the following Oranges invited 10 furnish the program: East Hartford West Hartford. New inGton, Wcthcrstield and Meridcn. Plainville Grange has been in vited to visit Cheshire Grange on September IS to take part in the neighbors' niGht program and to Wallingford Grange on September
 27.
 Special Grange Meetings
 Two special meetings of the Con-
 nccticut State Grange will be hel(