Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-30

| Whitney, 4.
| Parish, 80
And Mr.. Whitney was declared the nomi-
nee.
For high bailiff. Solon K. Berry OF Thet-
| ford was nominated by acclamation.
VIM. Paul of West Fairlee named Alonzo
Noyes of Chelsea for county commissioner.
Nominated.
For judges OF probate S. Nj. Gleason OF
Thetford was nominated for the bradford
district and W. III. Nichols OF Randolph
for the Randolph district,
The county committee is as followe:-
John g. Norcross of Bradford, Geo. W.
FlaQg, Braintree, w. G. Clark, Brookheld,
Curtis S. Emery, Chelsea, Charles w. jew
ell, Corinth, II. p. Warren, Fairlee, Daniel
d. Tacy, Newbury, Homer ID. Camp, Or-
ange, Nelson l.. Boyden, Randolph, ). f.
Frary. STAFFORD, RI. +. Wilcox, Thetford,
Horace White, Topsham, N. II. Austin,
Tunbridge, S. B. Darling, vershife, Asa
II. Pepper, Was shington, q. w. Perry, west
Fairlee, James K. Lynde, Williamstown.
Resolutions patterned after those adopt
ed at the state Convention were reported
Jobn 5. Pickett and George w. Lynde,
the nominees for senators, were intro
duced and each spoke briefly In accept
w. II. Dubois OF Randolph introduced
the following resolution, which was
adopted
RESOLVED, That the delegates OF the
Orange county Republican convention as
sem bIed at Chelsea this 23th day OF June,
as delegates and as representatives OF ali
The people in our respective towns, extend
to our distinguished citizen, our own SON
II. s. Senator Justin s. Morrill,. our most
cordial sympathy in bis recent terrible De-
reavement. -. IL
haalth and strength enable him to main
tain the unique position and great respect
10 which his long, unprecedented services
to the state and nation entltle him.
j. b. Denison OF Randolph spoke, en-
dorsing the resolution.
The various town committees OF tne
county are as follows: o.
Bradford-F. E. Prichard, J. Z. strong
II n. Reufrew.T. A. Hunkins, A. A.Batch-
elder, w. T. Norcross, A. P. "orthen' u
a. BTsi9tree-G. W. Flagg, s. H. Thayer,
MD Laport, A. w. Burridge, Z; M. Bass.
Brookfield- G. Clark, W ii .Sprague,
John W. Untiedt, A. 9. HiDoard, ID. M.
Ss GsbeIsea-w. % P. Townsend, j: NJ. Com
stock. q. L.. Hayward, Horace Moxiey, u
w. Goodwin, E. g. Tnorne, Norman Bur
bank. , r..A,
b. T. Holland, B. B. Scribner, ). +. Mer-
1'isi Fairlee-L. j. Heath, NJ. W. Smith, G. f.
pierce. II. p. Warren.
Newbury-R. @. Brock, +. w. oeorgs,
n r, baldwin, A. w. Silsby, Horace w
RaiIev. w. w. Brock, Byron o. Rogers, j..
n. Minard, Hale G. Bailey, Nat ROBINSON
0ranee-W. w. Jackson, Edgar San
horn q. e. Nelson, G. 0. Peake, EDGAR
Curtis. Charles Flanders
Randolph. Richmond, ~ ID. morse
!. r. Adams, j. E. Eldredge, j. W. rargos
n p. Riford, Clark s. Hail.
sfrafIord-S. B. Buell., ID. Z. HYDE, Jonn
r Barrett, c. B. Dow, s. Z. Frary, X. a.
uatrh' Il. i. Udail. A. II. Kittredge.
-Thefford-H. F. Wilcox, ID. NJ. Bond, =.
Emerson, Harry Palmer, n: P; Ladd n
a Porter. Geo. Knights, J. X. biaisoehs
r p barrett. Fl. &. Sanborn.
'Tonshsm-H. S. Watson, J. H. felch,W-
Y. Hood. c. H. Taplln, l. Z. SanDorn-
TnnbridRe-Millard I. King Charles D.
smith Almond B. Bieknell.
Ve-shfre-S. B. Darling, F. d. Richard
-, 2 Fuller, L. E. Allis, A. n. cotton,
49, 49, e stacy. Charles G. Reynolds
sSTashington-G. H. Bigeiow, X. n An-
LII a a. Bohonon, James W. simpson,
=. De- =. ~ 'FI'sfrIee-E. F. Dudley, g. W. Per
" CooK. j. II. Cook, J. ~ KIM
~, n II smith, Wm. Paul.
Wflliamstown-E- H. Martin. =. =. LIZ 7,
.,s n NJ. Farnhams A. A- eooorlen' n
n IefIords.