New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

tabulation of the votes was an- nounced shortly after the close of the polls. They stated that they were appreciative of the fine support they had received from both their party and many independent republicans.
 The Results
 The total votes received by the various candidates are as follows:
 Governor. Ernest E. Rogers.r.. 941; Wilbur l.. Cross. d.. 7o5; Jas per McLeyy, S., 2, and Rasmus S. kling, c.,S.
 Lieutenant Governor Samuel F. Spencer, r. 9S1; Daniel J. Lcary. d., 669; Fred Holdsworth, S, 2. and Morris Fitch, C., s.
 Secretary. William L. Higgins. r., 982; Anton r. Miner, q, G66: Ada B. krahl, S, and Charles McMahon Smith, C., s.
 Treasurer. Roy C. Wilcox, r. 966; Walter E. Goddard. d., 664; William J. Morgan, &, 2 and Anna Sacher, c., 8.
 Comptroller, Frederick NJ. Sal mon, r.. 9S3; Anthony Sunderland, d., 666 and Charles H. O'ConnclI, S., 3.
 Attorney General. Warren B. Burrows, r., 936; David A. Wilson. d., G65; Karl C. Jursey, s., 9 and A'anti Borgnis, S. X.
 Representative in congress, Ciar- cnce W. Seymour, T.. 96o, and Au- Gustinc Loncrgan. d., G6S,
 Sheriff, Edward W. Dewey, T.. 9G3 and Angelo NJ. Paoncssa. d., GG6.
 State senator. Fuller F Barnes, r.. 956 and Jesse Moore, d., G65 and Anna Reincr, S. 2.
 Judge of probate for Plainyille, Merritt o. Ryder, r., 92& and NJ, 0. Ryder. d., G6o.
 Representatives from PlainviIlo, Robert B. White. r.. Gb3; Ole w. Robertson. r.. 25S: Frank O'Erien. d., 6S4 and Minton A Norton, d., 682.
 Justices of the peace. Merritt O. Ryder. T.. 9S9; Frederick Bullcn. r., 9S2; Cornelius B. Prior. r., 997: Ed ward ?. Prior. d, Gel: William H. Cunningham, d., 665 and AXcl John- son, d.. 651.
 Rev. 4. (. Johnson
 Ecv. sumner Johnson, pastor Of the Plainvile Advent Christian church. has been called 10 hIs home in North Adams, Mass. by the sud- Len death of his father, Rev. Albert (. Johnson. pastor Of the Advent church there.
 Funeral services were held this afternoon at the North Adams church. Burial will be in Holden, Mass, tomorrow afternoon.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainyille Grange was held last evening. The third and fourth degrees were con- fcrred on q class of candidates by two degrec teams from Pennington Grange. The degree work was given in very excellent form and received much praise,
 At the next meeting or PlaInville Grange on November IS there will be election Of officers. All members are urged 10 he present on that date.
 Tn ladies auxiliary will hold a card party on Wednesday afternoon, November 12 at the home of Mrs. Charles Wclden on Hough street.
 There will be a special Pomona evening session in MiddletoWn to- night.
 Many visitors were present at last nights meeting. Following the de- gree work supper vas served.
 To Attend Convention
 The Womans Home and Foreign Mission society of the Advent Chris tian church will attend the annual convention Friday at 10 a. m., in Waterbury. The convention will be held in the Waterbury Advent church on Cherry street,
 Plans Vacation
 Governor John H. Trumbull is planning 10 take q months vacation in Florida as soon after his success sor takes office as possible. The governor spent yesterday in his of flee at the capitol after voting at the polls here carly in the morning.
 He has been approached by many different interests with proposals 10 associate himself with this or that orga nization after h. retircs from office but he has not accepted any Of them yet, he reported yesterday. The governor stated that he intend od 10 take q rest from official cares other than those of his own husi- ness after leaving office.
 Rebekahs Meet Here
 The Rebckah lodges in the dis trict were well represented at the officers conference held yesterday afternoon in Grange hall At 6:&h O clock q tasty supper was served to about 1000 guests and members. The Pohrkal, 5ecrrf u.1c conf