Dexter Votes For Electric Light

WILL BUILD A PLANT OF THEIR OWN

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Village Elections pass Off Quietly, in Most Places Without Contests

At the Milan village election Charles Gauntlett received 142 votes for president and Wesley Robison 103 votes. Mr. Gauntlett headed the regular citizens' ticket and Mr. Robison ran as an independent. There was no opposition to the other citizens' candidates as follows: Clerk, Fred G. T. Wilson; treasurer, Milton M. Clark; assessor, Nelson Rice; trustees, E. A. Farrington, John M. Steidle, Frank M. Miller.

Hon. F. P. Glazier was re-elected president of Chelsea.

Dexter voted for a municipal electric light plant, 176 for and 30 against.

The citizens' ticket carried Manchester.