News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-09-04
HYDE PARK

IreenOacK, II.
, Congress. - Stewart, Rep, 213;
Simmons, Dem. 1877; .Kidder, Green
back, II.
} Senator.-Cristy, PIP; Brigham,
1852; Parker, Z.
Probate Judge.-Page, 22O; Noyes,
Isl.
assistant Judges. - Waite, 220;
Guyer, 215; Gould, $50; Small, $50 ;
Manning, 5.
States Attorney.-McFarland, PA ;
Boynton. 1852; Page, Jr., 5.
Sherif.-Potter, 21O; Rich, 1913
Hardy, 5.
Bauif.-Morse, 22O; Grimes, $50.
Representatives ballot; vote,
391; necessary for choice, 1876; Ken
field, 1862; Griswold, 40; Hadley,
67; DEMO, 13; Cheney, 6; Crocker,
?; Bailey, /. I'd ballot, 376 !; choice,
1879; Kenfield, 157; Griswold, 151;
Hadiey 81; DEMO, 5; Cheney, 5;
Croker, l. 3rd ballot, 34S, choice
173; Kenfield, 160; Griswold, 147;
Hadley So; DEMO, 3; Cheney, 3.
4th ballot, $50; choice, 1876; Ken
field, 172; Griswold, 800; Cheney,
IA; DEMO, g.; HadIey, l.
/ JusticeS.-Union ticket - Smalley,
1922; Allen, 119; Wiswell, 800;
Campbell, 1922; Holbrook, 119 Nun
son, 116; Crocker, 121.
EDEN.
| The Rep. ticket elected by about 20
majority. Ell H. Stone elected rep
resentative. He claims to have no
politics.
VAUDEVILLE.
State.-Rep., 90; Dem, II.
Sendtor.-Cristy, 81 Brigham, IS;
Parker, 4.
assistant Judges.--Wait, "a;
Guyer, So; Gould, IS; Small, Is
Manning, 2.
Judge Probate. Sc; Noyes,
10.
Sherit:-Potter, Il; Rich, IS;
Hardy, 3; Boynton 1.
States ttorney.-McFarland 81 !
Boynton, II.
Baaif.-Morse, So; Grimes, IS.
Congress. IS; Simmons,
IA.
Representatives.. t. Taylor, Re-
publican.
ELMORE.
State.-Rep., 90; Dem, 81;
Greenback, 2.
Congress.-Stewart, Rep, IS Sim
mons, Dem, 26; Kidder, Gteenback,
I2.
Senator.-Cristy, 81 Parker, Sc ;
Brigham, 50.
Sherif:-Potter, 50; Hardy, 33
Rich, 50.
Probate Judqe.-Page, "a; Noyes,
80.
assistant Judges. Waite, 1902;
Guyer, 62; Manning, 81; Gould, So;
Small, 33.
States Atterney.-McFarland, 63
Page, Sc; Boynton, So.
Representatives n. Olmstead,
I'd ballot. Republican.
Justices.-A. NJ. Kelley, B. F.
Morse, w. w. Delano, L. A. Gale,
r. E. Howerson.
WOLCOTI.
tState.-Rep., 1873 Dem, Sc.
Congress. 1877; Simmons
Al.
Representatives. Pardon Davis, Re-
publican.
BELVIDERE.
State.-Rep., 67; Dem, p.
Congress. 67; Dem, q.
Senator.-Cristy, 67 +; Boynton, p.
PrObate.-Judge Page, &c; Noyes,
assistant JudgeS.--Waite, &c;
Guyer, 81; Gould, %; Small, %.
States AtOrney.-McF arland, 62
Boynton, %.
Sherif.-Potter, So; Rich, IL.
High Bailf. Morse, 68; Grimes,
81.
RepreSentative.-R. j. Brown, Rep.
STOWE.
Rep, 1s9; Dem, CT; Greenback,
50.
Senator.-Cristy, 173; Brigham,
65; Parker, 50.
SherifE.-Potter, 10; Rich, 65;
Hardy, Il.
assistant Judges. - Waite, 258
Guyer, 176; Manning, 81; Gould,
65; Small, 60.
Judge of Probate.-Page, 25S
Noyes, 60.
States Atty. - Mcfarland, ia
Boynton, &c; Page, 50.
Bailiff. Morse, 25s; Grimes, 65.
Congress. - Stewart, 1888 Sim.
mons, Gil c. B. w. Kidder, 81.
RepresentatiUe.--T. B. Smith,
Greenbacker, 8 majority; elected on
Esixth ballot.
Justices of the Peace.-R. A. Saw
age, Rep, 1913; c. N. Thomas, Dem,
L193; Geo. H.. Watts, Rep, 1913 !; |
1Geo. ID. Robinson, DEM, 1873; Solo
mon X. Weeks, G.. B., 1913; Paphro
D. Pike, Rep, 1913; Cabot Morrison,
G.. B., 1877.
CAMBRIDGE.
State.-Rep., 1888; DEM, 70.
Senator.-Cristy, 184 ; Brigham, IA
Parker, 6.
Judge ofProbate. Page, 187; Noyes,
"A.
Ass'nt Judges.-Wait, 1879; Guyer,
1888; Gould, ~; Small, IA; Man
ming, 6.
States Attorney. -McFarland,1 III +;
Boynton, 80; Page, Jr., 6.
Sheriff.-Potter, 1875; Rich, &C ;
Hardy, 20.
Bailiff. 1888; Grimes, 76.
Congress.-Stewart, l72; Simmons,
76.
Representative. - Wallace Parker,
Republican.
JOHNSON.
State. - Rep, 229; Dem, So |
Ind, 3.
Senator. -Cristy, 1872; Parker, 20.
Sheriff. Potter, 1872; Hardy, 20.
Representative Andrews,
Republican.
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