The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
DEMOCRATS LOSE
 OUT AGAIN HERE
q. 0. P. Poll 324 Votes to III; Grange Plans Fair
 Wednesday
CHESHIRE NEWS
Hubert Rigney Cheshire Phone 33A

Cheshire, Oct. 5-Republicans boiled 324 votes to Ill by the Dem- ocratS in the annual town election yesterday.
 The tally sheet follows:
 Assessors, Charles A. Buckingham (d) 167; xWarren Hall (r) 493; Ed ward Labatt (d) 159; xCharles Ward (r) 500.
 Board of Relief-John Eggleston (d) 160; Thomas Kane (d) l55; xWalter H. Baldwin (r) 497: xCharles 0. Boynton (r) 494.
 Selectmen-xFrancis c. Murphy, (d) 183; Charles Newkirk (d) 164; xBirdsey B. Norton (r) 479; xAlbert w. Huxley (r) 498.
 Treasurer-Theron s. French 1858: xTheron S. French 502.
 Clerk-James R. Lanyon, 159; xJames R. Lanyon 502.
 Auditors-William H. Gillen (d) 159; xDouglas M. Dunbar (r) 499.
 Tax Collector-Everett I. Pardee (D, 158; xDrurie s. Bristol (r), 4S7.
 Grand Jurors-Edward J. Reisch (d), 158; Arthur Nichols (d), 167; Thomas Hurley (d) 163; Richard Williams (r) 501; xEdwin w. Storrs (r), 493; xRobert E. Fox (r), 492.
 Constables-xHubert s. Rigney (d), 183; xJohn Dolan (d), 173; xEdward Garde (d), 195; Eugene Eggleston (d), 161; xLeslie w. Hub bell (r), 494; xLeroy Carpenter (r), 461; xWesley O. Collins (r), AT; Charles R. Fossett (r); 4T4.
 Registrar of Voters, xN1ichael J. Coleman (O, 159; xJoseph D. Doo- little (r), 498.
 Dchool Board-xWiliiam E. Buck ingham (d), 165; xJames H. Darcey (d), 166; xCharles J. Farist (r), 491; xFred s. Baker (r), 488.
 Burial Ground Charles A. Buckingham (d), 162; Lucius Payne (O, 159; Clinton 0. Peck (d), 15s; xGeorge w. Keeler (r), 494; xBirdsey B. Norton (r), 49S; xGeorge A. Tucker (r), 496.
 Agent Deposit Fund-Edward Sheehan (d, 159: xTheron s. French (r), 499.
 Fair Tomorrow
 The annual fair in Grange hall Wednesday evening will be in charge of officers of the Grange. It will open with cafeteria supper at 5:30 o'clock and service will con- tinue until all are accommodated. The main feature will be an ex- hilit of fruit, vegetables and fancy werk. In the supper hall program of entertainment will be given. Chairmen of the various commit tees follow: Utility and fancy ar- ticles, Mrs. Ella T. Peters; enter tainment, Mrs. Winthrop Smith; candy and flowers, Miss Alice Casey; fruit and vegetables, Edward Gumprecht; grab bag, Miss Ruth Hale; general utility, Gordon Bain; publicity, Thomas c. Smith. Visit ors are expected from nearby granges. The fair will be open to the public.
 Rebekahs Invited
 At the meeting of Winonah lodge in Waterbury on Oct. 13, members of Marion Rebekah lodge will fur nish two numbers of the entertain ment. The local lodge has also been invited to attend the meeting of Union Rebekah lodge, Oct. 2 in Plantsville.
 The Senior Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Melville Aldrich, Fri day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Il AS- of MT. and Mrs. c. Allen Goddard on Main street, Saturday, on the occasion of their 18th wedding an- niversary. During the day about 200 called to extend felicitations.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Miller of Cheshire street received many call- CTS at their home Sunday when they observed their golden wedding anniversary.