News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-09
Lannoille County Representatives
From the Legislative Directory.


SENATOR.
Hon. Robert c. Cristy, Johnson. Repub-
| lican, was born in New Boston, n. H.,
April 24, 1927. He is farmer, and leca-
| ted in town in 1928. Was educated at the
| L.amOille County Grammar School. He
has repeatedly held the usual town offices !;
| has been commissioner of the highways
| for Lamoille County for the past four
years, and represented johnson in the
legislature in 1866, 1867 and 1868. Re-
ligious preference, Congregationalist.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Realtus j. Brown, Belvidere, Republic
can, was born in Belvidere Jan. z. 1854.
He is mechanic. He was constable in
1875, school superintendent in 1850,
lister from 1877 to 'S3. and justice of the
peace in 1888 4. No religious preference.
Wallace III. Parker, Cambridge. Repub-
| lican, was born in Fairfax in 1912. He is
lawyer, and located in town in 1857.
Was educated at the common schools and
at New Hampton Institute and Barre
Academy. He was commissioned first
lieutenant by President Lincoln in 1924,
assigned to 122d U. S. colored troops.
He has held several minor town offices in
Cambridge. No religious preference.
Elbridge Henry Stone, Eden. Demo-
| crat, was born in Eden May 30, 1917. He
is blacksmith, and received a common
school education. He has held the usual
town offices and has been school commits
sioner since 1882. Religious preference,
Spiritualist.
Samuel n. Olmstead, Elmore, Republi-
can, was born in Gilmore March Il, 1882.
| He is farmer and mechanic. Was edu-
Gated at the common schools of his native
1 Ua hoS ha
offices. Religious preference, Liberal.
William Henry Harrison Kenfield, Hyde
Park, Republican, was born in Cam
| bridge Jan. u, 1S41. He is a lawyer. He
| received an academical education and be-
gan the practice of the law in Hyde Park
| in 1867. He has held the usual town
offices; was assistant assessor of the q.
S. Internal Revenue for Lamoille County
from 1869 to 1872, and has been the clerk
of Lamoille County since 1875. He was
grand list clerk in 1868, and first assistant
clerk of the house in 1874. Religious
preference, Congregationalist.
Sumner A. Andrews, johnson, Repub-
lican, was born in johnson, Dec. 90, 1914.
He is a merchant, and was educated at
the Lamoille County Grammar School in
johnson. He lived in Massachusetts from
1875 to 1882, when he returned to town.
He was a member of Co. E, 18th Reg.
VT. Vols, and of one of the New York
cavalry regiments. He was first consta-
BILE and collector of Johnson in 1884. Re-
ligious preference, Baptist.
Frank Kenfield, Norristown, Republi-
can, was born in SALISBURY March 13,
1887. He is farmer and located in town
in 1858. Was educated at MorrIsville
Academy. He was lieutenant in Co. E,
18th VT. Vols, and captain of Co. c. 18th
VT. Vols. He has held the office of JUS
tice of the peace in his native town. Reli-
giOus preference, Unitarian.
Truman B. Smith, Stowe, Greenbacker,
was born in Stowe Dec. 16, 1885. He is
a farmer. Was educated at the common
schools. He was Sd sergeant Co. III, 9th
Vt. Vols. He has held several town
offices. Religious preference, Congrega-
tionalist.
Orpheus L. Taylor. Waterville, Repub-
lican. was born IN Cambridge Nov. 26,
1926. He is farmer and located in town
in 1871. He has held the offices of lister
in 1873, IA, rs, and selectman from 1879
to 1884, inclusive. Religious preference,
Baptist.
Jordan Davis, Wolcott. Republican,
was born in Wolcott Oct. Is, 1881. Heis
farmer and received 4 common school
education. Religious preference, Meth
odist.