Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-06
BARTON, VERMONT, MONDAY, July g. 1896.

r1otlc Vermont boys. to the seat OF
war. He had an honorable career in
the war, returning to settle on a farm
in Albany. He was early selected as
constable, afterwards holding the of
flee of deputy sheriff for many years
He has been sheriff of the county fol
about six terms, and his success in
that sphere is attested by the large
vote he received in the convention
for denomination.
0. S. Annis, re-nominated for
States Attorney, was born just over
the Line in Canada, but his parents
returned soon to this county where
he has been reared and spent his life.
He is forty years of age and is emil
nently self made man. Having a
desire to enter the profession of law,
he devoted his spare time for several
years to law studies, later entering
the Office of w. @. Wilson of Troy.
He was admitted to the bar in 1890.
His career has been very creditable
one, Coming to the difficult and ar
duous duties of the office he now
holds, he has conducted himself with
discretion and wisdom, elicting the
praise of his brother lawyers and the
court, and winning the confidence
and esteem of the people of the coun
ty.
Hon. Henry Tolman, nominee for
assistant judge, is a man of ripper
years than other men on the county
ticket. He has been a resident of
Greensboro for several years, where
he has been a successful farmer, and
a manufacturer of lumber. He has
held various offices, been in the legis-
lature, both in the house and senate,
and is serving his first term as side
judge. His character, good sense and
wide experience make him a mod
el man for the position.
Henry D. Chamerlin, nominated as
second assistant judge, was born in
Jay in 1S41, where he has resided
most of the time since. His schooling
was at home chiefly, but he has been
d dALSOuo otuOOuO III SSVOIdl liuCS
and is really we'll educated man.
He, also, is among those who spent
some of his years, as well as consider
able of his strength in the army of
the rebellion. He has been very
useful citizen in his town, holding
various offices; has been town clerk
seventeen years, justice of the peace
twenty years. Among his qnalifca-
tions is that of an excellent land sur
veyor. He has been in the legisla-
ture and is well qualified; for the Of
fceEfor which he is named, both by
and good judgment.
Taking a survey of the whole field
the county will be very well served
in the officers named for the various
positions in the convention of June
30.
The following are the county and
town committees:
COUNTY.
G. A. Prouty, Newport; w. S.Jenne,
Troy; Geo. T. Howard, Craftsbury;
F. T. Caswell, Derby Line; M. M.Tap
lin, Barton.
Albany.-F. w. Tenney, D. R.Cobb,
A. w. Eldridge.
Barton.-H. T. Seaver, B. F. D.
Carpenter, E. F. Dutton.
Brownington.-O. Marsh, S. Bur-
rows, Thomas Crandall.
Charleston.-G. w. Brackett, w. H.
Norton, S. G. Streeter.
Coventry.-W. L. Barrows, w. w.
Dow, B. F. Tower.
Craftsbury.-P. w. Dawson, John
Uric, James Leavitt.
Derby.-F. T. Caswell, DIR. G. A.
DR.. F. w. Comings.
Glover.-J. P. Christie, w. S. Ma
son, Hiram Davis.
Greensboro.-E. o. Randall, j. D.
A. S. Clary.
Holland.-E. A. Ferrin, F. E. Good
all, @. @. Elliott.
Irasburgh.-J. L. Dodge, G. w.
A. B. Carpenter.
Jay.-H. F. Titus, D. E. BARTLETT,
Charles Baraw.
LowelL-E. S. Coolidge, w. E.
Curtis, FL. F. Stannard.
Morgan.-L. D. Farr, W.P. Bartlett,
0. I. Moore.
Newport.-H. Thrasher, w. w.
True, F. L. Hildreth.
Troy.-C. o. Fowler, G. G. Wheeler,
H. D. Peck.
Westfield.-W. G. Farman, H. Burn
nam, E. H. Hitchcock.
Westmore. r. Averill, II. HI. Gill
man, w. G. Daniels.
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