Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-11

lumber manufacturer and received his ed
ucation in the common schools; he was a
lieutenant of a company in the Tenth
Massachusetts Volunteers; has held va
rious town offices and represented TROY
in the legislatures of 1874 and 1873 Re-
ligious preference, Episcopal. Post-of-
flee address, North Troy.
GEORGE r. HoYT, Westfeld. -Repub-
lican; was bornin Westfeld in 1916 and
was educated in the schools of his native
town. He is merchant. Religious pref i
erence, Congregational.
WILLIAM WILSON, Westmore. -Repub-
lican; was born August 26, 1889, in Ire
land, where he also received his educa-
ton. He is farmer and has been lister
four years. Religious preference, Scotch
Presbyterian. Post-office address, East
Charleston.
SENATORS.
Hon. AUSTIN THEOPHILUs FOSTER, Der
by.-Republican was born in East Mont
pelier September 20, 1922, and was edu-
Gated in the common schools He was
merchant until 1922, and is at present
president of the National Bank of Derby
Line; was member of the house of rep
resentatives in 1862 and 1868. Religious
preference, Universalist. Post-office adj
dress, Derby Line.
HON. GEORGE HENDERSON BLAKE, Bar
was born in Sutton
April 81, 1886. He is an editor and pub
Usher and received his education in the
common schools and academies; was
captain Of Company G. Fifteenth Regi-
ment, Vermont Volunteers, has held va
rious town offices; was representative
from Sutton in 1872 and from Barton in
1876. Religious preference, Methodist
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ALFRED LYMAN FINNEY, Burke.-Re-
publican was born in East Burke Octo-
Der l, 1912. He is a farmer and was ed
ucated in Burke. Religious preference,
Congregational. Post-of1ice address,
East Burke.
GEORGE B. DAVIS, Danville.-Demo-
crat. was born in Danville April 81, 1927.
| He is farmer, and was educated in the
common schools and at Phillips Academy ;
was member Of the house of represent
atives in 1872 and 1874 Religious pref
erence, Liberal.
LYMAN d. HATHAWAY, Hardwick.-Re-
| publican; was born in Calais August 30.
1888. He was educated at Morrisville
Academy; is an attorney and has been
town clerk and agent. Religious prefer
ence, Methodist.
| PRESTON H. GRAVES, Kirby.-Republic-
an; was born in Kirby February 5, lS4I.
He is farmer and was educated in the
common schools; has been town clerk
eighteen years, selectman twenty years,
justice of the peace sixteen years, and
was member Of the house of represent
atives in 1874. Religions preference Con
gregational. Post-otfice address, Lyndon.
LORENZO w. HUBBARD, Lyndon.-Re.
publican; was born in Lyndon February
B, 1S4l. He is a physician and surgeon
was educated at Lyndon Academy stud
led medicine and graduated in his pro
fession at Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege, New York City. He Was sergeant
Of Company M, First Vermont Heavy Ar
tillery one year and was hospital steward
OF the same regiment two years. He wa,
member of the board of examining sur
geons for pensions at st. Johnsbury two
years. Represented Lyndon in the legis
lature in 1882. Religious preference
Congregational.
RUFUS j. CLIFFORD, Newark.-Demo
crat. was born in Barnston, P. O., in 1874
and was educated in the common schools
He is lumber manufacturer and has beel
listel and selectman. Religious prefer
ence, Universalist. Post-ofice address
West Burke.
TRUMAN CHITTENDEN FLETCHER, 81
: Observation-Disclosures; was born i
Underhill October q, 1345 Heis u mel
; chant and was educated at Williston an
st. Lawrence (Potsdam, N. W Acade
mics; has been director in the Mel
chants National Bank, St. Johnsbury;
now a trustee of the Passumpsic Saving
Bank, and has been member of tn
= school board since 1884; was membe
r of Ex-Governor John w. Stewards staff
: was delegate to the republican nation,
n convention in 1884, being secretary of til
: Vermont delegation and one of the a.
S sistant secretaries Of the convention. RI
ligious preference, Episcopal.
: THOMAS j. HOOP. - Republican
|. was born in Stannard April s, 1850, an
d received his education in the schools
+; his native town. He is a farmer; has he
S the offices Of selectman and justice of tt
f. peace, and is now town clerk and trea
5, urer and notary public. Religious pre-
erence, Baptist.
|; LEONARD w. WATSON, Sutton.-Repu
le lican; was oorn in Burke March 6, 1873
i; He is a farmer and was educated in tt
g common schools. Religious preference
a. Baptist.
D. JOHN B. Rogers, Walden.-Republica
ID was born in Walden in 1888. He is
III merchant and was educated in the schoc
5 of Walden and Glover; was second lie
lie tenant of Company B, Fifteenth Regimen
10 Vermont Volunteers, and has been sele(
III man several years. Religious preference
VI Methodist.
III. B. WEIGH, Observation-Disclosures
was born in Lyndon September 27, 49,
He is a steel and stencil-letter cutter a
e was educated in the schools of his natl
3D. town.
:. HON. CHARLES ALBERT BUNKER, Pea,
on am.-Repnblican; was born in Barnste,
~ N. H., July 81, 1910. He is teach er a
of was educated in Pembroke, N. H., Ac;
IS envy and Dartmouth College; has be
"a superintendent of schools sixteen we;
successfully and president of the Vermt
State Teachers Association. Religie
preference, Congregational.
od HON. HENRY CLAY BATES, st. job
Nc ry.-Republican; was born in Del
90 January 20, 1913, and educated in
common schools and at Derby Acader
:. He is lawyer; has been superintend
~ of schools, states attorney two years