Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-09-09
BY USUAL MAJORITY.
REPUBLICANS CARRY EVERYTHING
BEFORE THEM.

Make a Clean sweep uf the County Offices.
Eiecting Every Candidate Nominated
smith Carries state by Plurality of
About Twcnty-Three Thousand.
The beauty of an election in Addison
county is that the candidates knows
pretty well beforehand who is going to
be elected. The time to worry is before
the republican caucuses name the can
didates. The election merely decides
the size of the maiorities.
That was the case last Tuesday, and
while the exact figures of the votes re-
ceived by the different county candidates
can not at this writing be given, no.
body is losing sleep lest the adding up
of the totals of the various towns should
reverse expectations.
There was a good turning out of voters,
the weather being about perfect for such
an occasion. There was a total vote of
G27 cast for town representative against
check list containing SO names. No
excitement developed during the day.
The drunks seemed all to be happy in
stead of fighting drunk, which dis
tinction tended to the peace and serenity
of the occasion.
Only one ballot was required TO elect
Mr.. Cartmell for representative. Fol
lowing is the result of the election in so
far as MIiddlebury is concerned:
FOR GovERNOR.
Edward c. Smith, St Albans, r., 522; Thomas
w. Moloney, City OF Rutland D., 6'i cyrus W
Wyman, BrattleborO, p, a.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOV EhNOl'
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ADDISON.
James VI Slade, Middleburyt r., $40, Joseph
NJ Burke, Middlebury, D.. %.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE FOR THE DISTRICT OF
NEW HAVEN
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FOR TOWN REPRESENTATIVE.
Robert Cartmell, Middlebury, r. 353i j.
Edwy Buttolph, Middlebury, r., 233; Otto p
Moore, Middlebury, D., Il.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Loyal d. Eldredge, Mnddlebury, r., $50
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