The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-11
WATERToWN Correspondents Mary COsgrove
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COP. NOMINATES
 COMPLETE TICKET
Fletcher JudsOn, Charles Lockwood Decline NOnli.
 natiOn-RuftsOrs Rife

Watertown, Sept. 1l-At the re- publican caucus held last evening in the high school auditorium, the following were selected as party nominees for the election In Oc- tober: town clerk, Stewart Atwood; !; treasurer, Carrie Bush; tax collec- tor, Irving Smith; agent town de- posit fund, Carrie Bush; first select- man, Warren Parker; End select- man, August Reichenbach; board of assessors, 3 years, Tom Magee; school board to fill the unexpired term of Ralph Wheeler q year to go) Grover Baldwin; school board, 3 year period, Mrs. Helen Andrews and Joseph R. Neil; board of f. nance, 3 year period, Frank Hick- cox; auditor, Lucius Snyder; board of relief, Charles Brewster and Harry Damery; registrars, 1st dis. trict, Jeanette Evans, 2nd district, Paul J. Johnson; grand jurors, Henry Campbell, Paul Johnson, George McCleary; constables, Vic. tor Fogelstrom, Folsom Cromwell, Pat Martin and Joseph Bryan.
 Fletcher Judson, who has been on the school board for several years, declined to run again. Charles E. Lockwood, who has been on the board of relief for about 26 years, declined his nomination; Bronson Lockwood, registrar for 14 years, declined his nomination. Merritt Atwood was chairman of the caucus and Bronson Lockwood, clerk.
 FurOre Created
 The announcement of August 10th that the Watertown republican town committee had appointed as a member an Oakville school teacher is drawing considerable censure.
 The board of education, school teachers, etc, are not supposed to enter politics. For years Q school principal has overstepped in this respect. Removal of a place of abode to waterbury, will cause this party to be removed from the voting list.
 However, unless school teachers are eliminated from politics in all respects there is very apt to be considerable furore.
 Church News
 St. Johns church-MaSSes at T. 8:l5 and 10 o'clock, in Bethlehem at 1l:OO. Tomorrow is Communion Sunday for the men of the parish, and next Sunday for the women of the parish.
 The Methodist Episcopal church Sunday School at 10 a. m. Each pupil and teacher Is asked to brinR a Bible for use during the session Worship at 1l:00. a. m, sermon theme: That Second Mile". TOO p. r1., meeting of all Methodist high school members. At this meeting plans for the year will be discussed It is hoped that all Methodists of high cshool age will be present.
 Tuesday: 800 p. m. - Regular meeting of the official board. Wives or husbands of the members are cordially invited. A social hour will follow the business and light re- treatments will be served.
 Thursday: 3:3O p. m.-Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m.-Adult choir rehearsal.
 Friday: 500 p. m.--Meeting of the Young Women's Auxiliary at the church. This meeting is important.
 Congregational Church-Commun- ion Sunday. Sermon theme: "Ex- periencing the Presence of God". Sunday School at l0:OO. Worship at zoo. Wednesday, meeting of etand- ing committee at 6 ?. m. in the par- s0nage.
 Episcopal church-Dr. Cline will have returned from his vacation and will be in charge this Eun- day. There will be Communion Service at 500 a. m. and worship and sermon at HOO.