Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . RGE T. SANGER, Of Plainfield, is a graduate of the DanielsonvilleHigh School and a native of Canterbury,where he was born in 1855. He has servedas a member of the Board of Education inPlainfield and also in Canterbury and was act-ing school visitor in the latter town. For sev-eral years he was a teacher, but is now afarmer. In politics Mr. Sanger is a Republi-can. THOMAS O. ELEIOTT, Of
Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . RGE T. SANGER, Of Plainfield, is a graduate of the DanielsonvilleHigh School and a native of Canterbury,where he was born in 1855. He has servedas a member of the Board of Education inPlainfield and also in Canterbury and was act-ing school visitor in the latter town. For sev-eral years he was a teacher, but is now afarmer. In politics Mr. Sanger is a Republi-can. THOMAS O. ELEIOTT, Of Pomfret, has served twice already in theLegislature, once during the session of 1SS1and again in 1882. He was a private in the7th Connecticut during the war. Mr. Elliott,who is a Republican, is engaged both in farm-ing and in the lumbering business. GEORGE M. MORSE, Of Putnam, was born in Central Falls, R. I., in1830. He is one of the leading cotton goodsmanufacturers of his district, being president ofthe Powhatan and Morse mills. He is on thehigh school committee in Putnam and has heldother local offices. Mr. Morse is a Republicanin politics and one of the prominent men of theparty in his county. -* JOHN II. GARDNER, I >| Putnam, is a native of Mai I I president of the Putnam Savings Hank and adirei toi t the Firsl National Bank of that place Mi I lardner, wholong a prominent merchant of the pla? 1 from active business in I i 132 ARTHUR M. CLARK, Of Scotland, is a contractor and builder by oc-cupation and a Republican in politics. Hebelieves in standing by the farmers of the state,and so expresses himself. For eight years hehas been Town Collector and for ten years Con-stable. Mr. Clark is a native of Lebanon, thisstate. GEORGE W. STONE, Of Sterling, is a graduate of Nichols AcademyDudley, Mass., where he received his earlyeducation. He was born in Windsor in 1849and upon going to Sterling became a is a Road Commissioner and Assessor andhas served as chair
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