Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1929-09-19
EXPECT REAL CONTEST
IN TOWN ELECTIONS

Democratic nominations in P0mfret
are. Assessor, Joseph e. Stoddard
board Of relief, Arthur Botham; Sc
lectman, Frank Noon; auditor, Joseph
r. Stoddard; grand juror, Raymond
Angel: constable, Raymond Angel;
registrar Of voters, Howard G. White;
school committee Mrs. Mary Nelson
library directors. Mrs. Catherine Ed
dington, Miss Mae Botham. Thomas
+. Hanley was moderator Of the meet
ing and Mr.. White clerk.
Eastford
The democratic caucus in the town
Of Eastford was held Saturday eve
ming with the following nominations
made for town officers: Assessor, 0.
3. Carpenter; board Of relief, John b.
Ethridge; selectmen, J. b. Ethridge,
William Sphinx; town clerk, town
treasurer and agent of town deposit
fund. Florence Latham; auditor, Ed
it'll Wheaton Smith; grand jurors,
w. Colburn, O. b. Carpenter; A. Ma
thewson, w. o. Smith; collector Of
taxes, Caro- r. Latham; constables,
George Willis, William Colburn,
Frank King, Felix Klee; registrar of
voters. Elizabeth Smith; school com
mittee, Alice Bosworth. Ethel Sphinx,
Elizabeth Smith; school committee,
Edith Wheaton Smith.
When the Republicans of the town
met Tuesday evening the following
candidates were picked. Assessor,
Warren Keith; beard Of relief,
Charles Z. Buell.; selectmen. Eilery
Bartlett, Wallace Goodall; town clerk
treasurer and agent of town deposit
fund, Florence Latham; auditor.
Grant Trowbridge; grand jurors, Ed
mund Greene, Darwin Lewis, Harry
Tatem Fred Bowen; eonstables, Cliff
ford French, John Kalechitz, Caro- =.
la ham. William Hayward collector
II taxes, Caro- p. Latham; registrar,
of voters, Lillian Huntington; school
committee, William Warren, Charles
Z. Buell.; library directors, William
Cram, Lillian Huntington, Mrs.
Arthur Keith.
Woodstock
A contest for the post of tax col
eetor between Ferdinand NJ. Kenyon
and William +. Mulligan looms as the
chief issue at the Woodstock town
election. The states of candidates as
prepared by eaueuses of the republi-
cans and democrats IN Woodstock fol-
low:
Republican Assessor. Albert II.
Williams tfor three years. Tobias A.
Stanley tfor two years) board Of re-
ief, George ". Butts; seieetmen, J.
Albert Anderson, Luther S. Place I;
auditor, William II. Gallup; grand
jurors, Ferdinand n. Kenyon. S.
Howard Peekham. John A. Banks,
town clerk, Robert f. Harris. town
treasurer. Robert +. Harris. agent Of
town deposit fund. Chester r. May (;
reaastables, George ". Butts, Cyril
q Paine. Herman A. Marcy; regis
rar of voters. William G. Child /:
eeAeel committee, Karl J. Kallgren :
board Of finance. L. II. Healey. Car
enee o. Lyon. A. A. Hopkins. Theo-
lore $. Johnson, Albert NJ. Ham
moud, Lucy II. Child; collector of
taxes, Ferdinand NJ. Kenyon
Democratic. Assessor. George
trink (for three years., George
Lyon for Two years. board Of re-
aef, Albert Lyon; seleetman. George
a. Wetherell; town clerk and treas
arer, Robert +. Harris; agent Of town
deposit fund. Chester F. May; audi
TOR. Asa K. Scranton. Jr., grand jur-
ofs, Wallace l.. Frink. John NJ. Per-
lin, William T. Mulligan; tax collect
1r, Within r. Mulligan; constables.
Henry Lamothe, Henry Brockway;
registrar Of voters. Asa r. Scranton,
lr.i school committee. Robert W.
ohnson; board Of finance. Christina
{. Scranton, Wallace Frink, Estella
Narett.
Thompson
The contest in Thompson will center
around the three places on the board
Ct selectmen and the Offices of town
erk and treasurer. The list Of can
d.datas as prepared by the Republican
caucus follows;
Assessor. Edward Desaulniers
board Of relief. Fred o. Stone; select
men, n. J. RavCnelle, Frank =. Kies
town clerk and treasurer, c. V. Chase
grand jurors, Amedee Bellerose. Fred
Parker, j. Emil Johnson; tax collect
en-, Philip l.. Duhamel. auditor. Arthur
w. Mills; constables, Alexander Matt
land, Andrew Rosene, Raoul Blanch.
cite. John NJ Blake; town school
committee, Alexander Maitland, Frank
knight.
! Az the Democratic caucus, held