Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-06-07
CALEDONIA REPUBLICANS
Nominate Full County Ticket-Dunnett
and Campbell For Senator'S

ST. Johnsbury, June 3.--Cdlodonia County
republican, convention Saturday proved d
regular love feast ana no mention was
made of any Senatorial candidate, save
wher Waterford delegate announced that
by request OF Senator Ross no opposition
would be made to the nomination of county
Senators. Both Senators are strong Circuit
men and the only real contest Of the con
vention was over the selection OF u
States attorney which required three bal
lots
Iicut-Gov. Bates was chairman and
made an eloquent address. Perley f. Ha-
zen Of 81. Johnsbury and Editor Lord of
the Groton Times were secretaries.
The following nominations were made:
Sonators-AlcXander Dunnett of St.
Jo1nshury by reclamation; Gilbert NJ.
Campbell of lyudonville, chosen by d ma
jorily Of seven on the first ballot
Judge OF probate-W. +. Smith of St.
bloomsbury.
Assistant iudses-Stephcn D. Morse,
Danylle; William II. Gichrst, McIndoes
FANS.
States Attorney-Dayid +. Porter of ST.
'ohnsbury, on third ballot
Sheriff-Lorenzo SulloWay, St Johns
bury
High Baiif-Abel e. Wakefield. Hard
wick.
County Commissioned b. Leslie,
Nhcelock
County committco-M. u. Cofran. Gro
Jon Walter II. Weeks, Hardwck; O. W.
prcutt s.. Johnsbury
Inc resolution pledged the support Of he
convention 10 the ticket and the admins
ration.
ENOSBuRGH DELEGATES.
Enosburg Falls. June S-The republican
lown caucus of EnosbuIGh was held Sat
nrday. The following delegates were elect
ID TO the district convention: h. McFeet-
trs. II. Il. Farrar, NJ l.. Hubbett. W. j.
Chanee. All We're instructed to vote for
Hall, no second choice. They win select
their own alternates. Delegates to the
State convention are: A. j. Darrah d NJ
Rose f. Nj. Wright, e. 5. Maynard. V A.
irish was chairman and T.. j. Tyler sec
rotary.
WESTFORD FOR FOSTER.
A republican caucus was held at West.
ford, Saturday evening, June ). S, II. Ma,
comber, John Allen and George j. Hobart
were elected delegates to the district con.
vention, all being Foster men. The dele
gates to the State convention are c. H. Cobb
George M Buntley and George A. Rice
The district delegates are understood tC
favor Powers as second choice. John Al
len was chairman and II. G. Fay, secre
taTy.
GEORGIA FOR PAGE.
Georgia June AT the caucus helt
here yesterday James *. Curtis was elect
ed chairman and Abner Bliss secretary
Page delegates We're elt-rted there Deins
40 contest. They are James x Curtis. ].
A. Post. George T. Dee They were en-
powered TO chose their own alternates.
FOSTER CARRIES IIINESBURGH.
At the Hinesburgh caucus held Satur
day evening j. II. Allen was elected chair
man and T.. O Martin secretary. Th
delegates elected were DIR. G. j. Russell
a. r.. Stcarns, Perry Reed, Curtis An
drews They favor the nomination of u
J. Foster.
THE ORWELL CAUCUS.
At the caucus held Saturday r. c. Brusl
was chosen ms chairman and the follow
ing Page delegates elected: Or. w. n
Vincent, H. J. Cults, A. A. beokwith
They were empowered to chose their Owl
sltenates.
POWERS CARRIES CAMBRIDGE.
Cambridge, June Sat a caucus helC
hero yesterday to elect delegates to tn
district convention four deleea favor
able to Judge Powers were elected
JUDGE r. A. STEWART DEAD.
Newport, VI. June 3-'rhe Hon. e. A
Stewart, II years judge of probate in tn
county Of Orleans, died at his home her
yesterday, aged %. He was clerk Of tn