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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-18
Major Grout Wins.
He Gets 330 Votes to 336a for
Stickney.

Il bufllngtOn, June IL In a most eX
| citing convention, following the live
1 liest canvass ever mader in the state
Major Josiah Grout of Derby was nom
mated for governor by a vote Of 339 tc
| 1856 for Mr.. Stickney. No other con.
vention like it was ever seen in Yer
mont.
! The convention was called to order
at 10:45 by Chairman Olin Merrill OF
Enosburgh. Prayer was offered by
| Rev. DR.. Hawes Of Burlington. Sec
retary H. s. Peck read the call and roll
Of delegates. The latter showed the
remarkable fact that every one of the
60 delegates was present.
Col. Alfred A.. Hall Of st. Adams was
introduced as the temporary chairman
and made a rattling speech. His men
ton OF Reeds name provoked more
applause than that of Mckinley. G..
Il. Woodwork Of Arlington was
elected secretary and one vice-presi-
dent from each county was added.
The temporary organization was made
permanent. The committee ofresolu-
tions-one from each county, with
Hon. VIM. johnson of Woodstock as.
Ichairman-was announced.
kittredgc Haskins OF Brattleboro
introduced a resolution prepared by
the state committee and approved by
both the candidates to govern the man
ner Of voting. 1t was passed.
The band played and the ball opened
by the presentation Of Josiah Grouts
name for governor by +. G. Butter
field OF Derby. Henry A. Fletcher of
Cavendish nominated w. w. Stickney.
Both names were greeted with
great enthusiasm. Seconding speeches
were made by Z. j. Ranslow of Swan
ton, Porter H. Dale of Brighton, Porter
H. Perry of Burke, Horace w. Bailey
of Ncwbury, Thomas Mack of YER
gennes, Kittredge Haskins of Brattle-
boro, GOV. Hendee of Morrisville,
George A. Blake OF Barton for Grout,
and H. A. Huse Of Montpelier, Curtis
s. Emery Of Chelsea, G. w. Wilds of
Niddlebury, L. M. Read Of Bellows
Falls, George A. Lawrence of Rutland
and Gov. Barstow OF Shelburne for
Stickney. The debate was hot and
much excitement and enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Delegate Barney Of Jericho stated
that while his preference was for
Stickney he should vote for Grout in
obedience to what he deemed the
sentiment of his town.
The ballot was proceeded with. The
1clcoatcS came forward by counties
and voted in box on the chairman's
desk, each town coming as called in
order and each delegate
voting as his name was called. The
box was open over an hour and every
delegate voted.
The tellers We're: Gen. +. G. But
terfield, Hon II. A. Fletcher, j. j. Es-
Iey, I. s. Platt, J. B. Eldredge, A. A.
Dean.
l.. 4 ~. Il /
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he vote by counties stood =

Wnen the result was declared, PAN
demonium broke loose.
Nelson w. Fiske OF Isle La Motto
was nominated as acknowledgement
by acclamation, as was the balance OF
the ticket as follows Treasurer, Hen
nv F. Field of Rutland; secretary OF
state, Chauncey w. Brownell Of Bur-
lington; auditor, Franklin ID. Hale of
Lunenburgh presidential electors,
Marsh O. Perkins Of Windsor, Henry
C. Bates of st. Johnsbury, l.. Bart
Cross Of Montpelier and Frank d..
White Of Rutland.
The following state committee was
elected Addison, Thad M. Chapman !;
Bennington, f. v. Willing; Caledonia,
II. X. Ide; Chittcnden, +. r. Burgess !;
Essex, G. +. Clark; Franklin, Olin
Merrill; Grand Isle, J. 7. Ladd; La
moille, Philip X. Gleed; Orange, II. f..
Parker; Orleans, John G. Foster; Rut-
land, Ira Allen; Washington, j. w.
Brock; Windham, G.. II. Babbitt !;
Windsor, A. E. Watson.
The resolutions were read by Chair
man johnson just previous to the dec
laration Of the ballot and were adopted.
Prof. Markham sang a campaign
song and Maj. Grout made a briet
speech Of acceptance just before adj
journment.
Second District Convention.
The prospective contest at the dis
,trict convention ended III smoke When
Messrs. Plumlcy, Read and Martin got
together and counted noses before the
convention they found they could only
muster about 100 votes between them.
That would not be enough to prevent
Gen. Grout's nomination by large
majority, consequently their names
were not presented.
The convention was called together
shortly after O'Clock by Chairman w.
II. Dubois of Randolph. Rev. Dr. Nor
man Seaver of Montpelier offered pray
err Secretary Ira Shattuck of Hard
wick read the call. The roll Of dele
gates prepared by the committee was
accepted. 1t showed 3l5 delegates
present out Of total of32l, which was
a remarkably large number.
The chairman OF the convention was
Porter II Dale 0. Brighton an ! tie sees
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Two Lives saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City, ILL.,,
ton ion and That there was no hope for her, but
two bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery COM
pletely cured her and she says that it saved
her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida St.,
San Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried without result
everything else, then bought one bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, Of which these are samples, that prove
the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. 10c. trial bottles at Drew
& Leonard's drug store. Regular size, 5Oc.-
and 81.
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/ retaries A. H. Butterfeld OF No. Troy
and +. A. Mutt Of Montpelier. 1t was
voted to adopt the resolutions to be
adopted by the statea national con-
yentions.
| w, w. Miles of Barton presented
Gen. w. w Grout for denomination
and several seconding nominations
were made. The vote was about to be
taken viva voce when some one called
for a ballot. This created some con-
fusion and excitcmentA The request
was finally withdrawn and Gen. Grout
was nominated by acclamation though
there was quite chorus of noes from
Washington county.
For presidential clector, Col. Hook
er nominated l.. Bart Cross of Mont
pelier and he was chosen.
The district committee was then an
nounced as follows: Washington coun-
ty, +. G. Rowland, Barre; Caledonia,
Ira Shattuck, Hardwick; Windsor,
Frank A. Walker, Ludlow; Orange,
John f. Mead, Randolph; Windham,
Chas. @. Robbins, ,Brattleboro; Orleans,
Amory Dawson, Craftsbury; Essex,
T. d. Hale, Lunenburg. The commit
tee organized by elccting Amory Davi-
son chairman and Ira Shattuck secre-
tary.
Gen. Grout was called for and in
response made a brief speech, thank
ing the convention for the honor con-
ferred on him and touching upon poll
tics somewhat. He said that the three
cardinal principles of Republicanism
were protective tariff, sound money
and liberal pensions to veterans. He
contrasted the prosperity of Republican
rule with present conditions and es-
pecially pointed out how the Wilson
tariff injured Vermont. His mention
Of Mckinley was answered by great APP
plause, as was the speaker himself at |
the close.
Weare all Grout men now.
The Armory contained |, 800 excited
men.
The Vermont press was fully repre-
sented.
The thing was too close to encourage
much betting.
We gave the powers that be d great
scare anyway.
The Sherman Military band furnished
music.
For governor in 1900, William w.
Stickney Of Ludlow.
Stickney took his defeat coolly, but
'ome Of his supporters actually shed
ears.
There was a great deal more enthu-
'iasm for Stickney than Grout but less
Totes, as it appeared.
What could have induced Candidate
'lumley to select room No. IS for his
at the Payilionp
The Randolph caucus turned the
Gale. A change Of four votes out of
10 would therefore have nominated
'tickney.
We believe that more Stickney dele
rates were elected than Grout, but
'nough weakened men turned at last
D change the result.
At least 1000 guest were entertained
n Burlington Tuesday night. All the
lotels were filed, many of the rooms
ontaining cots in addition to the beds.
The boys had the most enthusiasm,
nut the old timers knew the most tricks.
hey brought over the doubtful votes
" some occult means while the boys /,
we're shouting. \
Are you a Grout manpn was asked j
t a Republican at one Of the hotels.
We'll, er, don't know he replied.
j don't want Grout, hate the whole :
amily worse than hate the itch, but
on see Grout wrote me a while ago, {
Tc corresponded little and before |
new it ! was more than two-thirds
lodged to him. What a persuasive
elbow the Major must be ,
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II 1t required an annual outlay OF Sl00 to
insure family against any serious conse-
quences from an attack Of bowel COM
plant during the year there are many who
would feel it their duty to pay it; that
they could not afford to risk their lives,
and those OF their family for such an
amount. Any one can get this insurance,
for 25 cents, that being the price of a bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy. In almost everyneigh-
borhood some one has died from an at
tack OF bowel complaint before medicine
could be procured or physician sum-
moned. One or two doses OF this remedy
will cure any ordinary case. 1t never fails.
Can you afford to take the rick for so small
an amount? For sale by Evans q Co..
Randolph, and g. M. Miller, Bethel.
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No.3S--lI82
-Stickney figured on s42 votes

Stickney figured on 342 votes
Wednesday morning. Hetell six Short.
losing three in Chittenden, one in Or
ange, one in Rutland and one in Ben
nington counties, Oranges slump oc--
|curred in Strafford, it is supposed.
1t looked for awhile as if one dele
gate, Noble, from Berkshire, would be
absent but a special engine brought
him 100 miles at lightning speed and
he arrived in time to vote. Some one
asked him how he liked it. couldn't
tell taters from grass" he replied.
A reporter kept tab OF the delegates
as they voted and counted 334 Stick
ney badges. More than enough other
Stickney men without badges voted to
make majority. The presumption is,
therefore, that some OF them betrayed
their colors. The Grout men got all or
nearly all of the doubtful votes.
The Stickney managers showed the
most energy before the convention
Fire-rcd badges were prepared, bear
ing the inscription, 1.-The Peoples
Choice. For Governor, w. w. Stick
ney." Every Stickney man wore one
and the display gave that side much
The Gront men had
no badges.
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East Brookfield.

The Golden Rule Union OF Christian
Endeavor held its twelfth convention
with the East Brookfield society last Sat =
urday. After the devotional service, j..
c. Holmes OF East Brookfeld welcomed
the Union in a very pleasing manner, and
the response was given by Rev. c. H.
Morse, Brookfield. The papers OF Miss
Laura CLARK, Randolph, and Miss Jessie
Spaulding, Bethel, were well written and
contained very helpful thoughts. Rev.
James B Sargent, Gaysville, gave a very
interesting talk on "New Phases OF c. e.
Work" Conference and committee work
were well carried out. Mrs. Morrow,s
letter on Junior work, read by May s.
6palding, Bethel, was listened to with
much interest. The speaker OF the day,
Rev. e. w. Sturtevant, Braintree, held
the audience very closely while be ex-
pounded to them the methods OF 1.-THE
ideal Christian Endeavor Society,"" The
consecration meeting, In which fully
fifty delegatesl took part, was le by
Miss Grow OF East Randolph. The ban
ner societies Of the Union now are East
Brookfield, holding the senior banner,
and the Randolph, Christian, the Junior
The members of the East Brookfield so
ciety did everything possible to make
the meeting grand success, providing
for the entertainment of about 100 dele
gates and visitors in an excellent manner
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West BrookfieId.

NJ. F. Cram has sheared 6l5 sheep this
year.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Untiedt are rejoice
ing over daughter, born June 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Jerd and son from
Lowell, Mass, are visiting his brother,
Peter Jerd.
Mrs. Colin McRitchie from Scottstown,
p. q, is visiting at the home OF her
father. Salmon williams,
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Chelsea Home News.
v. A. CoRwIN, Local Editor.

Haying tools and moving machine re-
pairs at J. ]. Trerise's. Read large ad.
Millinery business for sale cheap. Ex-
cellent chance for dressmaker. For par
ticulars address Mrs. M. M. Stevens,
Box 231, Chelsea, VT. At
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~ and 242f Pa. ave. Apply to mo. MORAN,
zl26 fd. ave-, ta7-tf
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016 Fla av ne, Orb. 20. 90
1881 Md NV e,sAd IL. 90
l2il Md av ne. Or. 1850
SD 18th ne. .......1S.5J
IA VI ne, Or. .16. so
l2ll l ne, Or. 80
124J Md nv. Or. ....14.50
SSi 18th ne........l3.UO
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EUR RENT-BUR., AN ATTRACTIVE GROOM
nouse: nicely located In the NV; convenient to
the Oairo and the new st. Andrews; price. $40
1870 Q ct. NV. ta1O-6as
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FOR RENT-l75s ST: BEAUTIFUL HOME;
f fashionahle location; rs. reception hail. elee
m.ntels; in perfect ORDER viii take $40
1908 10th NV: rs; in perfect order: a large
house Tor Little money. Rent only $50. Nice
nejghborhood THE0D FRIEBUS
Jalo-6t Ohio Bank bldg, 18th and G NV
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1874 Corcoran ST.. 12r. &b.................. 5000
421 9Th ST., 2lr. &3b. Observation-Disclosures. 125 90
1922 L ST., 49,. &3b. 125 90
11O60S sth st. &c., 12r 4 store. $500
1860 n. G. ave. Sc, 1r.&b. .............. $500
R. L. GOODMAN,
jaS-w&s,t 6O3 18th Ut,
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED-TO RENT ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR
about 70 IT. front, st. or Penn. ave- NV
Tor business purposes; state rent, with full par
ticuars- Address Box ., Star Office. taIJ-3t.
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FUN KENI-KENIS REL
ISIS Greg ay,3rtSb S35. III
1887 18th, 1r&b. so
Dos Goth. Sr&ba. rs. 80
:i3a :. Graz %. 81
"l44 Pa az, Sr&ba. %. CT
2;59 T NV. 7r, h&cel. -. SO
2l40 Ward pl. 6r&b. 1880
200 @0:h. Sr. WA 1888
507 22d, Or, wa. 1856
1922 G, Ir. &c
211S Z NV. Or, wa. .i5. &c
Stable r'r SIS 18th. Is. %
324 LIST Sc, Or. II. SO
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FOR RENT-AT A REDUCED RENTAI.-A 3-STORY
repair; Massachusetts NV; near four
lines of cars. TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
jail 1907 st. NV,