Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-01

Hubbardton, had received a majority of
all the votes cast, he was declared duly
elected Third Director of the State Pris.
on for the two years next ensuing,
For First Trustee Of the Reform
School, Senstor Grout of Orleans coun-
ty, said that the Hon Paul Dillingham;
Of Waterbury declining to serve for an.
other term he therefore nominated Chas.
Rogers OF Wheelock, and he was duly
elected by viva voce vote.
For Second Trustee of the Reform
School, Senator Sowles Of Franklin coun-
ty nominated Victor Atwood of ST. Al
bans; seconded by Mr. Dillingham; of
Waterbury, Senator Wheelock of La.
noble county, and Mr.. Eaton of Dan
vile, and he was duly elected by viva
voce vote
For Third Trustee of the Reform
School, Mr.. Martin of Chelsea nominated
Herrick Stevens of Vergennes, seconded
by Senator Seymour of Addison county,
aud he was duly elected by viva voce
vote.
For First Trustee of the University of
Vermont and State Agricultural Col
lege, Mr.. Cotton of Irasburgh nominated
Hon. Asahel Peck of Jericho, and he
was duly elected by viva voce vote
First Trustee for the six years next en-
suing.
For Second Trustee of the University
of Vermont and State Agricultural Col
lege, Senator Walton of Washington
county nominated Hon. Paul Dilling-
ham of Waterbury.
Mr.. Paul of Pomfret nominated Hon
Crosby Miller OF Pomfret
The ballots having been taken and
counted, resulted as follows:
| Whole number of ballots, 208
Necessary for a choice, 105
Paul Dillingham; had 1870
Crosby Miller had Is
and it appearing that Hon. Paul Dill
lingham had received a majority of all
the votes cast, he was declared duly
elected Second Trustee for the six years
next ensuing
For Third Trustee of the University
of Vermont and Agricultural College
Senator Simons Of Rutland county, nom
mated Henry Clark of Rutland second
ed by Senator Wbeelock of Lamoille
county.
Senator Lynde of Orange county, nom
mated Hon. Crosby Miller of Pomfret
seconded by Mr.. Cotton of Irasburgh
Mr.. Lynde of Marlboro, Mr.. Adams Of
Enosburgh, Mr.. Harlow of Windsor.
Senator Simons then with the concur
renee of Senator Wheelock Withdrew th,
; name of Henry Clark, and thereupol
Hon. Crosby Miller of Pomfret was dull,
elected Third Trustee for the six year
next ensuing, by a viva voce vote.
Nov 25th. Both Houses sat all da,
and evening. In the House much tim
was spent in the discussion of the bill tt
remove the shire of Orleans county. Al
amendment was adopted submitting tn
question of change to the people and tn
bill was then rejected. La the evening
, the bill to remap the east side of tn
state, which had been reported agains
= by the committee. came up and was lost
P yeas Al, nays 118. The committee OIL
. this bill reported at the request of Mr.
Henry OF Chester, while testimony il
t opposition to it was being put in, as h
regarded it as OF no use to press the mat
+ ter any further at this session. Mr.
Henry made no proposition to amen,
: the original bill but briefly and humo1
: ously addressed the House in its favol
yielding to the inevitable in yer
e graceful manner and called for the yea
+ and nays, saying he wanted them 70
= comparison in the future.