Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-11
Weeks, C. G. Montgomery, L. II. War
rem and w. A. Dutton

Weeks, C. G. Montgomery, L. II. War
rem and w. A. Dutton.
At the ST. Johnsbury caucus Stickncys
name was not mentioned. Tho delegation
TO the State and district conventions head
ed by Gen. H. x. 1da, both .Grout delcga-
tions. CaucUr's at Groton, Dnnville and
fIardwick c,c Grout delegations
ORANGE COUNTY TOWNS DIVIDED.
At Chelsea there was one of the largest
caucuses ever held, yesterday afternoon.
These were elected delegates 20 the State
convention: G. s. Emery, w. s. Hatch,
and G. =. Dickinson For the district con-
vcntion at Montpelier the 10th: a. w.
Whitrpv y. = Townshcrii. and William
r. Hood. There was not n dissenting vote
for Stickncy and the delegates were in
structcd for him.
Bradford June 7.-Bradford sends these
delegates to the republican state convnn-
ton G. r. Plat, ex-Gov. Roswell Farm
ham, and J. c. Stcarns. The delegates
were not instructed Two are Grout men
and ono is a Stickney man. The same
delegates 20 to tho district convention.
Ncwbury, juno AT Ncwbury these
delegates were elected: H. G. Baldwin
Horace w. Bailey, John Bailey and a. W.
Slsby, This delegation is not instructed
but it is for Grout.
Randolph, Juno a-Fairlee has held their
caucu=, "a. - Warren and l.. j. Heath and
NJ. w. Smith are the delegates TO the State
convention, W. n. Gilman and NJ. W.
Smith are the aternatos They were un-
instructed. but their first choice is Grout,
as stated by one Of tho delegates.
Chelsea, VT, Juno 10.-WashlnEton elect
cd TWO Grout delegates, George W. Down
ing and l.. u. Tilotson. The district dele
gates are for Gen. Grout for Congress.
GRAND ISLE TOWNS FOR CIRCUIT.
East Alburg Vt. juno 7.--Alburg elected
the following Grout delegate. yesterday:
p. a. Ladue, W. j. jameson and c. w.
Eddy
Isle La Motto, Vt, June THE Isle
La Motto delegates are II. n. Hill, George
". Pike and are for Grout; district dele
gates. II. s. Fleury and Arthur Hill
South Hero. VT, June I-Dolcgatcs TO
the State convention are Juan Robinson
and Warren Hall. They favor Grout
LAMO1LlE COUNTY CAUCCSEs.
Morrlsvillc June o.-The republicans Of
this town will hold their caucus on
Thursday while all the remaining causus-
cs will come on Saturday in this county.
II ia not likely that the rank and file and
farmers OF this section would ii they
shou1d become aware OF II, relish the at
tempt which is being made to stampede
tho voters in this section. This Is natur-
NllN n 'ITOUf SFCllOn, bu' Il supreme tHOTl
to defeat him is being made by n legiSla
tive circle. composed Of those who have
political debts to pay. II is significant
fact that that prominent demo-
crat frop Burlington, Mr.. James r. Hend-
erson. VINO vas here day or two after
the Burlington caucus, talking Stckney,
Is again here to-day,
NORTHFIELD TNPLEDGED.
Northheld VI. June The following
delegates were elected yesterday afternoon
to the State convention az Burlington: II.
K. Brown. r. X. Jones, F. d. Edgerton,
James Morse and G. n. Dutton. These del.
cEates are unplodgod 'nd as far as IT is
known have no personal choice AZ present.
Delo gates TO the district convention elect
I'd were ". ". Holden, J. ~. Winds. Z. n.
Thaycr, j. l.. Moseley and Charles Dole.
The delegates will support Hon. Frank
Plumley for Congress.
Bnrre, Vt. June 9.--rle republican cau-
Gus tonight elected rive Stickney dele
gates They are as follows: w. Il. Bar
ney. w. H. Gladdinp, a. NJ. Holmes, II. ".
Whitcomh, w. T. Morse.
Delegates to the district convention-c.
=. Camp. c. s. Currier, F.. Wilmont Cum
inines, O. II. Reed ". w. Lapoirt. They
are instructed for Hon. Frank Plumley
Of Northneld for representative In Con-
gres>.