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The Ne1t Congress.

The me-. House, with Colorado admitted,
". CONSIST Of 293 members, being one more
,-au the present House, II which there are
d. Esrub.icans and Isl Democrats and
Liberals. \ majority Of the next House will
b. ~. So tat the Republicans need to gain
81 meuHe7-, IN order TO have majority.
F.-.v two members Of the next Congress have
nov been closea-Vermout, 9 Maine A.
Colorado. ali Eopaliicans- Ohio and
Indiana chose tLir1y-three. in winch there
wa Republican gam of zen - the Re
rsdli4a- have elected so and the Demo
cra,- j. Of the number thus lar chosen.
Thee >-tes have only twenty Republicans
20 tae present C0rcre-s- Here tien is
gam .. a.-vlsr t-lt Applying tins per
esnuzs lf Gin To thc JOS Republican mem
be-- 3D. f.. IoIJ-four,L Congress would
give -l1 ,aa new body. or g Republican
la....-- ..-I. And As there are now only
D. Ir.-.ar members from the entire
..-..ll -.-t.. Kids rate Of increase would
-.t. t-, L......e4n- working majority
,,.a D.. Intimidation aud tie shotgun sue
-..I 10 c4rr, Ing every Southern Cougres-ion-
81 .--re. l. t.. democracy Tie senate
U.s. L.-u.4.4r iY- some time to come There
a- r.r -.l.d- over. 8r substantially
-..l-.. frie~ te-l-. thir;y-l.u- Republic
b
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of the orders drawn IN Chittendcn County
the magistrate Of Darlington received 10
1870. SO and 10 lol,, %.
Is not this startling exhibit An IN
crease in the costs oi the prosecutions Of q
r.1r,ion ONLY Of Jhe minor oiieuccs commit
ted in the STATE. and the jail expenses rc-
sul,in- directly from such prosecutions. Of
81. 90 >a-almost hiry Ter cent And
what has the STATE Treasury 10 Show ior thi-
enlarged outlay An increase IN the cll,ee-
ton of t.s. eal r.os oi ~i-llU.u- show
ing that 10 le7e the let Joss TO the state
through these minor criminal prosecutions
has been SIS. $50 u more than 10 lot-.
OF tins large increase in criminal expenses
more than onc-haE. or Sll.l-loO. CONES
from the counties OF Rutland. Caitteudeu
and Fmuklin, and the Auditors Report
shows that the grca, mas VI tie pros ecu
tiou- in those counties we've 10 this city and
the town, OF Rutland and -. Adams
There has been 10 neceS-ity tor shIs drain
upon the State Treasury except tie necessity
Of those officials O. whom these costs have
been distributed, and who have iustigatcd
and fusiersd this lethoTa oi prosecutions.
The public morals are none the better ilr
this de.uec of complaints, 0yerf0wing our
-lr--- e---- gi.--. 1h---al =a-a mo-
more numerous iu Vermont IN 1873 and
Is-t. than 10 l-U- and lolo. and notwith-
standing tbi, wholesale prosecution they re
main undimiuishcd. except recently by The
blessed effects of the udal wave OF temper
ance reform. which. independent OF the
statute law. and relying only on as inhu-
ence over the hear; ana vii. has swept over
our state. Mav,it have 10 cbh, hut coniln-
ue fresh and fail ard strong.
We are -orry to see our own county
auuear 50 badly IN the above statistics
VI hile the expense Of these prosecutions
ha. increased from =, 1905 to $1,000 90,
.or - .qJ9 50. about = rer cent, the colec-
non of fines and costs mas fallen -
from - -qj g. To 81 IA -, OF S+lu.15,
about - per cent. This result could not
have happened without culpable indiscTetiou
in the commencement Of prosecutions, and
eros, negligence III the execution Of the sen
fences of the courts
Our own city has suffered d similar in
crease in the expenses Of It's criminal de-
pertment. arising from the same causes. ~
increase growing every y year and the Mayor
in MS last annual message urgently called
the attention Of the Board of Aldermen
t. the subject.
The matters We have discussed are Of
vital importance to the taxpayers Of the
state al large and merit thorough Inye-tica-
ton from the Legislature, who alone can
give the necessary relief.
We propose soon 10 indicate more def
nitelv the causes OF this serious evil IN the
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Look over the Republican computations
Of success. In every table they have -es
down Iudiaua as Republican State, a.
one Of the least doubtful, all the time ac-
knowledging that it was essential 70 their
success that they carry 1t.
Then, too, West Virginia has been set
down in some Of their tables as a doubtful
State. and in Others as Republican, but
never once a. Democratic burlington >eH-
HRa
The Senfnsl talks " without book, as
usual. Here il our table, as published in the
PRE- Press AND TINES, last July
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SoMrEoDY suggests that ias -... ID,
oranges IN tins STATE il- a, -
very generally regard iaem-s.'-- I'd ~
ries. There l. the S.Ar o. a-''' .-- -, (.
ing S.sr OF Granvilic. i1' II ~ ~ =
Bethel, the Morning s.ar o. rss1in- .
Eastern S.ar OF Gaysvl.le. iN' - - We
Of Dummerston. the GIidin= Ne: ii'
Halif,x and the Blazing s'A' e., lls
lee. Then the SIuth No.1 -. ,'-s.is'.
the Orion and that at BARR - s,ss D.
while Ludlow and pan'i-'
Rising sun lodge
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HOUSE

SATURDAY. Oct. IA. lo16
Reading OF Scriptures xnd prayer by Inc
Chaplain.
The journal of Thursday was read anu
approved ch.,,
Resolution-By Mr.. Henry. OF Chester ,
that when this House adjourns II shall De
until q O'Clock on Monday afternoon next
On motion Of Mr.. Adams, Of Newoury
adjourned.
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man not blinded by Democratic partisan
ship must give full credit to his words. IL
is pretty grave issue that is presented by
such a state Of things. Shall this be tree
country, or no? 1t is for Northern freemen
70 give the reply.
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VERMONT GEOGRAFaY rac
Republican cOriiaily ilF-is- a
ucrhSsr u inyss; m d 1.A-''- b.. Vel.
lust because the latter l-' .-r-
River Railroad IN Ma--a;--- ~ s-as
same issue Odr critical
porary locates Mlriah ID y ga sd
see-wha;'s that Scripture. 20. 30.
beams and eyes. or simeia-D-
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THE VERMONT LEGIsIATEBE..
sketohes OF Senators and Representatives.
prepared or The legislative Directory.
Senators.

Hon Eiwall Seymour. Of Nergennes
Republican was born ID Nergennes. October
26. 1910 Mr. Seymour j. graduate OF the
University of Vermont. of tho class Of 1881
Tie has retired iron active business, but Is
still interested IN agriculture. He wa Rep
resentaiive from Nergennes, in ISIS.
and again u lS6O-6l. He was also Senator
from Addison county. IN le5o-jl and lo52
al d was member Of the Constitutional
Convention in 1870. Religious preference,
Episc0pa!ian.
Hon Lsyal Dorus E.drcdge OF Middlebury,
Republican. was born IN West Stock hoim.
y y. February ;. 1881. Mr.. E drldse
graduated at Mdilebury College IN the
class Of ISL Being admitted to the bar q,
be began the practice Of his profession at
Alburgh Springs in November. 1883. tie
removed to Miciiebury in 1852. lie was
States attorney for 6raud Isle county in
ls6C-6l justice Of the peace IL l>65-6i :
assistant assessor t. ; } internal revenue
from 1854 10 $50, and deputy collector Of
the same from ISL to 1874 Religious pre-
ference. CongregatIOualisi
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1877 81.
LEGISLATURES OF VERMONT
SENATE.

MONTPELIER. Oct IA.
The Senate met and were called 10 oiu'i
by the Secretary. .ha
Reading Of Scriptures ard prayer " LUG
Chaplain.
Moved bv Senator Walton, OF "ashing-
ton county. that when the Senate adjourn
it be to meet Monday. at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon adopted.
Senate adjourned
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SENATE.

MONDAY, Oct. Is.
The Senate met and were called to order
by the Secretary.
Reading of Scriptures and prayer by the
Chaplain.
Moved BY Senator Davis, Of Windsor.
that when the Senate adjourn 1t be to meet
al 3 O'Clock this afternoon agreed TO-
S,,a.a adjourned
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News by Telegram
SOUTH CAISOLINt

SOUTH CAKOLINA.
Wan Vi KAcEs-IHE TABLES TuRyzu. r,..
CHARLESTON, 5 c.. Oct. lG-r. XII
canvass Of Charleston county N .- ll1.
Gratis and republicans WI Cd hal -1-
progress for some day. Resulted IN 's7t
collision at CarnhOy, aD1u, n,rs '7'ls.
here. Ii had been agreed tins '1
anu o.acks should attenl the msst.,,
out arms During the speaking - VI
cation arose between two Indir.ll.- -is'-
posIte parties. AID shot navin- ~ p,
by one OF them. the negros. -'s.
to the state militia. and e,,,. 41s
majority OF the meeting. -4.--.l-.
muskets which were ,eere,-f 'lsr
and sImuitaneo uslv a vl.--
into the unarme1 white t -s
bushes skirtlng ucigtho-I-- -.--- U
whites being few IN number AMI ls
unpreparod 10 fight r1.rea,e. --a-
er which had brought then f-- -'-
but not before two oi tnel- r...-
been killed and fourteen W. e.
were left on the Held DO possess.
negroes. About 30 armed w-- g
city this evening for Clr1L p.
the bodies and 20 Of p-.t..-..-
whites Of that vicinity w
of being attacked or Dusaci u. -
Proclamation hy the I'r,,.d,n,
PsAcE AND ORDER TO d. ..-
ARMED BANDS ofrzll
THREE DAYS
WASHINGTON. Der -t-...
meeting. to-day, every 1e14---.--
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TERRIBLE DEAIH OF BuRGLAR-An IN
known man robbed chamber of
Mr. MOrgan's residence on Fiftiett
street, New YORK, the other day.
while the family was dining. of some $500
worth OF jewelry, and then stepped out of
the window ON to the pediment over the
front door of the next house, intending to
enter the window OF that house. The psdi-
ment was but lightly fastened and fell, the
burglar falling nnder il on the stoop of
the house. His head was crushed to atoms.
his piunder was found in his pockets.
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aaron FSTFY. o. B'attlebOro.
Al LAasF mas Z HOuGHTONi Of bennington
49, ,...- 1r>EY y. sOLLACE, Of Bridport.
3sB u.s-.-HOsN ELL fAi-NHAM' o. bfAdioio-
ssp Disr-A. C. WEIGH, 0; Nllliston
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There Vas b feeling among q e.r-l1,l-.-e
portion % 81. members Of the Legislature
which i.ule expression in d foolish episode
IN he House. On Thursday-,lat Gle pro
To-ed excursion 90 Nersenne- t. f.-.t The
Reform School would Re q waste at then
time, and oi abe public money We know
that COED many 81 them altered iheE
minds on ttat point. before they lad IN
i-toa tacr short stay al the -cA3.- They
iourc it1i they Lad aeen getting IDEAS anl
"i'iina'''A i'e''' I1il1'{' VIC nave n'
"'"'' -'.-- ''' - "3S 'Ai I.''' .1''''''
'l'u'' i'' -., i"olc "e'IA''' '' '1l -i7-l
''r-' '''au ID ".~'- lave ''1H 3D. ''-'. l'a1 is
nl'll'' 81. -i''' il'-' '- ''''- '---=
''''.'-- ' wan -
i''' '''''- '' -'-'..-N -''''o'' '-'
"' ''' - 7'''-'' i"' -''' -'''''- CAV 80
"''s '- " ''" '-'''''=
Aii'i'-'i''l. Is l.- VOTE III 4'-i'-' '.' i''--
lN'S ''N '-'''" '-' "'-' ' '''' ~
anu '' '''''
case is ny a- a- '.~' li'' Ley -'-l'ie '''A
time o. see ne l'1'o'H' 9''''''' 'D' '''l'
.-i.--5 T..
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NJ -
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= v....t 1-.r..u-- lu-,,.-
-. .l.l-.t.s .t;u-r.-
It-, T,....-..,-. s,ri.i,,r.1
on. c.- .,,i. s, in.-i-r-;,, and IL +. ulsialr
q Ieslttv location. rire was not by
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We have only to say, a~ to all this, that
We published the information received from
Mr.. Fellows, in good faith, knowing that he
wa in ID position to be well informed as to
tie thing Of which be spoke, and knowing
of no reason why we should not believe
b. statements We should be very glad to
believe that everything was as lovely and
peaceful 10 all parts of Louisiana, as our
correspondents state bat we cannot do 50
without shutting our ewes to some ugly
facts. When these New Orleans gentle
men declare that there is no such thing As
intimidation OF assassination for political
reasons, they may believe what they say.
But here Is State Senator Twichell, Of Cou-
shatta. Louisiana. now in this State, at his
former home, in Townshend, an armless Grip
pie. manned and shattered by an assassin.
and the survivor Of company Of several
Vermonters. who were murdered in Louis
lana. for no crime bat their political prin-
oiples II these had been Democrats, they
would never lave been molested. Such
transactions may be things Of the past in
New Orleans but we are not sure that
some Of the spirit which prompted them
remains there. Copies Of the New Orleans
PicJl7ni, have been received here containing
an article denouncing Mr.. Fellows, ana
with the margins filed by some New Or
leans Democrat, with profane, obscene and
abusive epithets applied to that gentleman,
with the added threat that when be returns
to New Orleans he will be " id sight
nearer assassination than he ever was be-
fore"
This does not sound exactly like the
''peace" which Dr.. BrickeL declares to be
the platform Of the Democracy.
Mr. Runadeite OWES that no one who
conducts himself as a gentleman and minds
his own business Is molested. The trouble
is that now, a before the war, it is not con-
eiiered to be gentlemanly or part of any
mans business, to express Republican views
and principles, 10 that section.
We are very sorry 10 be obliged to believe
that in many portions Of the South, Louis
iana not excepted, freedom Of speech and of
action, under the law, does not exist as it
exists at the North. If Tilden and Hendricks
should be elected, we believe that thousands
of Southern Republicans would have to fly
for their lives,
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Hon Samuel Huntington. of Burlington,
Republican. was born IN NergenneS. July
l. lsl4 lie settled II Burlington IN 1880,
and Is one Of the prominent business men OF
that civ. Was first constable ard collector
in Burlington from 1854 To 1853. Was ap-
pointed postmaster IN 1865. bat removed by
President Andrew johnson in 1866. kelI-
gious preference. Methodist.
Hon. Henry c. Leavenworth Of Char
lotte. Republican, was born in Charlotte.
july =. 1897. lie l. a prosperous farmer
in his native town. which has hOnOred him
with such town Offices as he has been dis
posed to accept. lie was seiectmRn IN 1852
"a. and is TOW town agent and justice Of
the peace
Hon. Cyic7 N. Spauldiug, OF Jericho,
Republican, was born in jericho, March .,
1927. He is dire ct0r Of the Howard Ma
tional Bank OF Burlington, but aside from
this position, has retired from active busl-
ness. During the last twenty-five years he
has been constantly III the service OF his ma
tive place. holding at different times nearly
every Office in the gift OF the town.
EssEx COUNTY.
Hon. David ;. storrs. of Brighton, Re
publican, was born Ill Randolph, December
/, 1884. MIR. StOrTs commenced the pr2e-
tIce Of law at Island P0ru IN le6l. Besides
the fhces Of town clerk and superlntend-
ent, he was Representative IN 1874, and has
also been deputy collector OF United States
customs. etc Religious preference, Metho-
dist. p o. address, Island Pond
Rankin COUNTY
Hon. Edward A. Sowles. OF ST A bans,
Republican, was born IN Alburgh, October
%, 1881. lie Is d graduate Of the Univer-
sIIy OF Vermont. OF the class OF 1897. tie
settled in ST. Adams in March, le6o. where
be Is engaged in the practice OF law, and
also in private banking. Religious prefer
ence, Episcopalian
Hon. Oscar Stephen Rixford, of High
gate, Republican. was born IN Winchester,
n Ii March .. 1928. tie Is manufae-
iurer and farmer, and located IN Highgate,
March, 1881 lie was member OF the
House Of Representatives in the years 1862
63. ard gain in ls6e-70. Religious pref
erence, UniyersalIst. =. q. address, East
Highgate.
Hon. Ethan A. Hull. of Berkshire. Re-
publican, was born in Fairfield, July J.,
1913 He located in Berkshire In 1851,
where he is leading farmer. Hewas town
Representative in 1870, and for some thirty
Years has been constantly in Office as JUS
tice, selectman, lister, etc. Religious pref
erenee, Unlversalist-
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
Hon. Buel Laudon, of South Hero, Re-
publican, was born IN South Hero, August
Is, 1921. He is farmer was deputy sher-
if in le45; constable and collector In 1861 !;
Justice in 1855 Has been town clerk for
twenty-five years, and treasurer tor sixteen
xesra naaf Vas asaistanf iusfiee in Conn
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Afternoon
IMPORTS.

From committee on corporations. IN IA
yor OF Ii. 81. in amendment OF en- act TO IN
corporate the Mercantile Trust company >
bill read the third time and passed
H. /, to lay a tax on the county OF Saie.
dopia. was taken from the table, read the
third time and passed.
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MoNDAY. Oct. l6-
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by the
Chaplain.
The journal OF Saturday was read and
approved
REsOLCTI1S-
By Mr.. Blodgett. Of -. Johnsbury. IN
structIup the clerk - procure the printing
of fits extra copiesoi all public House bills
making the number $50 instead OF 200 g.
originally ordered) agreed to.
House adjourned-syes 80. nays g.
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BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.

By Nr. Hapeood. of Underhiil, to amend
section IS. chapter 80, z. 5, providing Tor
attachment Of personal property py lodging
COPY in town clerk 5 Office. and the attach
ment to be void a. against bona hde pur-
cba.ers within certain time Il property not
removed) 10 committee Oh judiciary.
By Mr.. Wales, Of Burlington. relating TO
the conveyance Of real estate by husband
to wife permitting direct conveyance With
ont interv enti0n Of trusted TO committee
on judiciary.
By Mr.. Josselyn, q Bridgewater, IN sd-
dition TO section :. chapter "a, e =. (pro-
yiding that If town agent shall sell to an
hahu1al drunkard. the county comDis-
sioner shall annul his lieense) to general
committee.
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The Senate met, Senator ". W Grout,
President pro ten. in the char.
The President addressed the Senate q ioi-
lows
Senators i see by your journal that in
nv absense. YOU have elected me president
pro tempore cf this body. For the compli-
ment thus expressed by your vote IN calling
me to preside for the time over your delioer-
atoms. please accept from me hearty ac'
knowled cement; and making no delay with
words. | will barely express the hope that
through becoming effort on my part; with
YOUR assistance, and the Divine ard. may
prove myself not unworthy tins marx ol
,ror- confienoe and esteem
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SEW ORLEANS oeLcIs-

I.tLe El.t5- d.. the Freo Press and mes
Fearlu- sou msy not see the Pielvtr- o.. ibis
cate. e.uf. ~ She base slanier %. the Hon. p u.
4. Fe-.vt J cut out and enclose the article.
VII I'd Ituc0 Use o. truth 'u eyery respect
u-Ve Furvl Mr Fellows. since De wa teach -
D. cur Futc schools preparing msel al The
same me Joy b Is present pro 'essions lie was
lI.0r man during the war. and there are many
here uow. VIZ. ma utaiutl that position, anc have
rre- since the war So conducted themselves a- O.
r. mmaue and ma utaiu the respect AID esteem O..
tte entire cammun Is. Mr.. Fellow did not hes'tlre
Ulr.1- le wa o. Use and occupy the property o.
absences lu 80 C-shou0rahlo manner hence be las
newer hld the tu4 respect % gentlemen 10 the
community. Who rel eve 20 honesty and fair dea.-
n- tout le has never been uo.ested IL the 81 cat
cst degree on that account
an 81 New Yorker born and have lived here 3 '
odd yfars. Voted and acted -ainst secess Qu.
.r..T sccunp shed. resulting IN WAT.
.--t here an lsi immed alely, and spent most %.
mt lle lu the CouitderHcy, returning here ter
soc ". closed. ] have never seen OF known o.
ll.Ou usu. vho conducted D. mse u as gentleman.
aud attended o. DIS own business, and frGciasfl
t0ltst1. THAT has been Ilolested or tAhOCed
Mr. telew- is bankrupt financially and mora 80
and such aye the men. wna idr political ends, are
travelling over the North and West. lnellln- The
S.atn AND Southern men. and newspapers that
should cultivate good wi between the sections,
eve circu-a-Iou 90 their vie SANDERS.
Auur ohlleut servant.
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By senator Sowies, Of Franklin. providing
for joint assembly. tomorrow afternoon
al = clock to hear report Of committee
appointed 10 canvass votes for Members OF
Congress adopted on the part OF the
Senate
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From the Committee on the Judiciary. II
favor Of ; o., an act relating to the
duties of justices Of The peace ard notar-
les public Ordered to Re read the third
time
From the same, in favor of II. II. an act
TO amend sec Al, chap. A.. 2 relating to
the powers Of the Probate Court Third
reading ordered.
; 3, an act relating to the sdmiuistra-
ton and distribution Of Iutestate estates
taken from the table and ordered to be read
the third time.
Adjourned
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L1xOILLE COUNTY.
Hon Edwin Wheelock, of Cambridge.
Republican. was born in Cambridge. Nov.
Il, 1922. Heis graduate Of the Univer-
sity OF Vermont, class of 1919. He was
member of the House of Representatives,
from Cambridge. IN l5G6-67. Has been
superintendent OF schools for fifteen years
He is prominent clergyman Of the Con-
presatioaalist denomination.
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Bhersas. The citizens o. Vermont have suffered 10
a large extent curing the past year from cas- o.
individuals known as % tramps. Therefore
Rescued That the Judiciary comm tee be re
ouestea 10 tske this matter iuIo Consideration and
report TO the house by bill or otherwise some suit
able ana effective measures O. protect the peope o.
this State IRON the lncursloEs o. TINS cas- o. Fa-a
bonds adopted.
Adiou-rpd
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

From the committee on the Judiciary, a
81 bstitute for : 3, entitled an act relating
to the administration and distribution Of
intestatc estates. ordered to lie and the
usnal number Of copies printed Gr the use
of the Senate
Senate adjourned.
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Joel Carpcuter u8lekin-. BeivideTe.
Democrat. Wa born Do Be.yl1ere, July p.
1876 lie IT, O. farmer and manufacturer a
lumber J. town treasurer. and has been
Justice. -cllcim-u. tr-t constable. etc
John B. Page. Cambridge Republican.
Wa born il cambridge. November p. ls50.
Die j. d merchant. Religious preference,
Methods;
Bailey Willard Full Eden. Republican.
was born IN Can hriase, January p, lo45.
Tie l. a farmer and located IN town IN leo4-
l. seleciman.
LYMAN Augustus Gale Eimore, Republic
can. was born 10 Hardwlck, July ]. $3.50.
He Is lum Der manufacturer anc farmer.
and located IN town 10 ISIS. lie has held
number g town otlce- Religious prefer
ence. Methodist J.. %. address, Wolcott.
David Randall. HYDE Park. Republican.
was born 10 Ily~ion. November 80, ls2i.
He l. physician. and located IN town IN
$50 Wa educated az Ca~tleton Medical
College has been sheriff Of LamuIlle
county. AM has held various town CtIees
Religious preference. Methodist
RobertW. Mcfarland. johnson. Republi-
can. was born IN Cambridge, April 81 1899
He is merchant. and located IN town IN
1854. Has been selcctman. Religious pref
creme. CongregatlOnalisi.
Alden Darling. Morristown, Republican
was born IN MorriStown. July 81, le26. de
j. a farmer Has been justice. and Is lister
Abial II. Slayton. Stowe. Republican
was born in Stowe February =. ls29. lie
is a farmer. and was captain IN the 9Th
Regiment Vermont Volunteers. Religious
preference. Methodist.
Henry Wilbur, Wateryille. Republican.
was born in Waterville, March g, 1929. He
Is a farmer, and has held various town Off
ces continually, since ls52
Wolcltt, not repie-entcd