Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-23
Four Hands Round.

OUT ndnds fNOuHus
The candidates for town representative
whose names viii appear on the official
ballot are
j. b. Wells, Dillingham;. Republican.
H. w. Mcintyre, Dillingham;. Republican.
J. w. Fargo, unpledged, Republican.
Lucius Webb, Democrat.
No caucus has been held, and all the
nominees were died.
Mr.. Wells rests his claim for support on
his long residence ana faithful service for
the town in various positions: on the fact
that his section OF the town has been
unrepresented for many years; and on his
pledge to vote TOR Dillingham; as long as
there is any chance OF bis election. In
regard to his vote in favor Of the Grout
resolution at Chelsea, be did IL under the
stress OF circumstances generally under
stood here. He does not consider that the
Office belongs in this village this year and,
being the only Dillingham; man from out
side, looks for a liberal support.
Concerning the candidacy OF Hamden
W. Mcintyre, we are asked to state as
follows:
That the nomination came TO him en-
tirely without solicitation or suggestion
on his part. The nomination paper was
presented to him bearing the following
names, embracing nearly all the business
and professional men OF Randolph village,
together with several OF those who had
been mentioned as possible candidates
from other parts OF the town, and he felt
constrained to accept.
This c~ertifies that
We, the undersigned, voters OF the
town Of Randolph in the County OF Orange
and State of Vermont, hereby nominate
for the office OF representative from the
said Town OF Randolph to the next en-
suing General Assembly OF the State OF
Vermont, Hamden w. Mcintyre OF said
Randolph in said County aud State OF
Vermont, and we hereby designate as the
political name which we select for said
candidate, the word "~Republicsn.n
And we hereby, each and every one OF
us, state that we are each and all residents
and legal voters OF Randolph, VI, aiore.
said.
Dated at Randolph, VT, this 10th day OF
August, A. ID. 1900.
Signed a. e. Edison, George H.Temple,
j. b. Adams, George White, Z. L. Bass,
L. ~Blodgett, Lyman Hutchinson, Julius
f.. Lamson, V. l. Spear, A. j. Curtis, r. II.
A. c. Bailey, DR.. l.. A. Russlow, Z. W.
Te~wksbury, j. II. Moulton, II. A.Leonsrd,
j. l.. Moses, DR.. j. p. Clifford, w. s. 3.
Buck, j. F. Mead, A. H.. Beedle, w. F.
Howard, l.. T. Sparbawk, W. +. Martin.
ID. j.. Morse. A. N. Hubbard, w. Il. Lam
son, }. F. T~ewksbury, w. F. Edison, c. r..
Klbarn, P. P. Lamson, i. c. Allen, W. Z.
Emerson, j. V. Newton, ID. c. Wood
ward, l.. Richmond, r. j. Mitchell, il.
Trerise, Rev. r. G. Rainey. 0rson Wood
cock, DR.. +. c. Angel, l.. P. Booth.
Mr.. Mcintyre has had an eventfuI, stir.
ring life in which untiring industry In
whatever pursuit be was engaged has been
and still Is the leading characteristic. He
was born in Randolph in 1894 on the place
known as the Edison farm half a mile
south OF the Center on the Bethel road
where his parents lived for more than for.
ty years. He was educated in Orange
County Grammar school and further IN
very broad and varied fields OF Industry.
de served an apprenticeship in a wood
WORKING shop in Augusta, Me, had charge
OF large numbering interests in Canada.
engaged in machine building in Elmirs'
n. Y, was architect and chief mechanic
for the Alaska Commercial Co. ten years in
Alaska, had charge for several wears ~
some OF thelargest VINEYARDS in Cslifo,nts
including the 1000 acres OF vines Of Gov
Stanford, and Is now spending his deciin-
ing years here in his native town. He Is
IN no sense an aspirant for office. INIT is
always ready to serve his friends ana
neighbors in whatsoever employment thew
engage him.
VIM. P. Dillingham; is NJ. McIntyre,s
choice Tor senator, and be believes in the
present prohibitory law for Vermont hnt
being a firm believer in Republican nrin.
cipies OF government, would not hesitate
TO submit the question to the whole peonle
for their determination.
Mr.. fargo's name was filed Monday
he is a well-known merchant at the Cen
yer. ne goes down as "unpledged" on the
senstorlai question, but will doubtless be
supported by the Grout men. as well ss
oy those who are not much interested in
ms question, but think the Center sbonld
have the representative this year.
MI. Webb will poll the full Democrs tio
strength.
II looks like q big vote. q warm confess,
Ano probably no choice at first.