Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-26

Richford about fifty years aoo
was educated at the Methodist ne
nary at Montpelier, removed IN ~ I'M I
and began the practice of the la,r 'o'
which nc has been eminently suces. =
full. Mr.. Corliss is one ofthe solid 0 =,
influential members 9th Honse aaa
George Edmund Foss of Chi.
representing most ably the 7tb uliass.'
/ district, was born in the town ~ p,',
shire July ?, 1868. He graduated ca a
Harvard in %. attended the Coln,at,h
law school ana school of nol;s 9ls
science in New York and gradnssaaal
from the Union college oflaw Of c5s
cago in 1889 and began practice NJ ii'
is now serving his second term ~
has been reelected. 'a
Joseph Weeks Babcock Of Necsdal
Wis. representing the third Gomez
sional district OF that state. was 49,
in the town OF swanton March 8 ia
He went TO Iowa with his parents E
1855. lie went to Necedah IN tSs,
and is now one of the leading INNS.
manufacturers of the state. He 4 nm.
serving his third term and has been =
elected to the next Congress.
Among the new men in the no,,
Honse will be Burleigh f. Spauldina
representative at large from the stsie
OF North Dakota. Mr.. Spauldng wss
born in the town of Glover. Orleaps
county, rising forty years AGO. and
graduated from Norwich upiyer.it,
Mortified. He afterwards read law a65
was Admitted to the bar IN MontneIa,
about 1879, and went at once 10 Norm
Dakota and began the practice of Law
lie has acquired fame and political far.
tune in his adopted home and ifal
lowed TO stay long enough will make
his mark in the House. ID is uBneee..
sary TO say that all these native Ver.
monters are Northumberland roek.
bound Republicans. II appears 10 have
been "born in them, so 70 speak, and
a part of their inheritance.
Besides these. John 4. Osborne reB.
resentative from Wyoming and d.
OF that state, was born h
Nestport, \, T.. across the lake. ana
graduated from the university "a BBr.
lngton, medical department. IN ma
class OF 1850. Being a native New
Yorker accounts for his being red.
hot Democrat
senator Proctor has a modern and
elegant house on l. street. between ljh
and 10th streets northwest. and on tbe
corner OF the latter. Judge Powers
has his old rooms at the Riggs House
opposite the Treasury. and now has
with him Mrs and Miss Powers. Gen.
Grout is occupying the rooms al the
which he has had Tor sever
Al years. The Arlington is only one
block from the White House aud treas.
lry, war, state and navy departments.
across Lafayette Park. At date Of
Judge Ross has not secured
rooms but wiz very probably locate at
he Riggs.
Tuesdays Washington Post con.
aimed long article from which
'ondense the following;
"The new senator from Vermont
vas led up before the clerk Of the Sen.
tie yesterday, when be received The
'ath OF Office. aiterward taking bis seat
= the colleague OF Senator Proctor lie
anne down to Washington saturday
light and was met at the depot By Sem
tor Proctor. with whom he has since
zen stopping. Before he took the
ath OF Office he marched over 10 The
louise in the procession II senator's
nd witnessed the impressive funeral
1 Mr. Dingley His judicial mein, en-
anced by a long white beard that
angs patriarchially halfway down bus
'aistcoat, was quite generally noted
y those familiar with senatorial faces.
Though not small man physically
c looked small by the side Of bis
liant colleague" J. +. HARRls.
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