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The Iola register., 1902-03-28
A SCENE In PARLIAMENT
John Dillon, Irish Nationalist, Called
Chamberlain Liar

ZIMMERMAN DldT
London, March 20. John ! Dillon,
Irish Nationalist was suspended in
the Houseiof commons today for call
ing the colonial secretary, Joseph
Chamberlain, a damned liar"
In the discussion of South African
affairs, vhe Liberal leader, Sir Henry
Campbell Zimmerman, vigorously pro-
tested against the governments con-
duct in uttering malignant slanders"
in calling the Liberals 'pro-Boers." :"
These ISLANDERS, Sir Henry said, we're
used for party purposes. The Cavern
ment which has been going from blum
der to blunder, claimed immunity
from criticism, and If this continued it
would follow "the precedent of the
evil days of the American war" The
speaker proceeded to give bitter de-
tailed criticism of the government
treatment of the Beers and it's miscal-
culations, declaring that the honor
and interests of the country were just
as dear to the Liberals as to the most
supercilious defender of the govern.
ment's policy, and the Liberals would
continne to protest in the name of the
righteous and generous traditions of
the nation against the methods Of the
government.
The colonial secretary, Mr.. Cham
erlain, in the course of an equally
incisive reply, said he desired to de-
liberately accuselSir Henry Campbell
Bannerman of losing no opportunity
for slandering his countrymen, the
soldiers and the government. Conse-
quently the malignant ISLANDERS" had
come from the opposite side.
The speaker, Sir William Court
Gully, here intervened, and declared
that the term malignant SANDER"
was supplementary Both Sir Henry
Campbell Bannerman and Mr.. Cham
berlain thereupon withdrew the
words.
Mr. Chamberlain, proceeding, re.
ferred to the Beers who are fighting
upon the British side, John Dillon
Irish Nationalist) interjected, ''H' y
are traitors, on which Mr.. Chamber
lain retorted: 1.-THE honorable gentle
men is a good Judge of traitors"
A scene of great confusion ensued.
When order was partly restored Mr.
Dillon demanded a ruling on Mr.
Chamberlain's words. The speaker
said:
"An honorable member spoke of
soldiers serving under the British
flag as traitors. deprecated the inter-
ruption and l deprecated the retort of
the other member"
Mr.. Dillon then said:
"I.will tell the right honorablemem-
Der that he is damned liar"
A dead silence followed this remark
Such unparliamentary language seem
ed to stun the house. The speaker
invited Mr.. Dillon to withdraw the
expression, but the latter said:
81 will not : ithdraw."
Then I must name you," said the
speaker.
The governm ent leader, A. J.Bal-
four, said
81 beg leave to move that Mr. Dill
Ion be suspended from service in the
house"
The motion was carried by 24S to As
votes.
Mr.. Dillon Immediately, by direc-
tion of the speaker, left the house
amid Nationalist cheers Mr.. Cham
berlain resumed his speech. Mr.. Dill
Ions suspension, under the present
rules, cannot exceed week. His
otIense would have been more severe
ly dealt with had the new rules been
| in force
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
GENERAL OTIS RETlRES.
Completes his Service and Retires
With Rank of Major General.
scripps- -McRae Press Assooiation.

BY scripDs-McRas Press Association.
Washington, March 24.-General
Elwell Otis today completes his active
services in the army and tomorrow
his name goes on the retired list. For
services in the Philippines he was
brevetted Major General of volun-
teers. He retires with the same rank
in the regular army.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
HE GOES APRIL NINTH
That is to be Presidents Day at the
Charleston Exposition.

BY scrippsMcR Press Assn.
Washington, March "a. According
to the present arrangement the Presi-
dent, Mrs Roosevelt and majority
OF the cabinet with their wives will
start for Charleston on April 7th, The
managers of the exposition have fixed
April 9th as presidents day.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
WOOD IN WASHINGTON
Discusses Cuban Affairs With Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
scrlnns.McRne Press ASSN.

BY Scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Washington, March % General
Wood arrived at the White House to-
day direct from Cuba and at IL o clock
lunched with the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. He discussed the Cuban
problems with Roosevelt, among tn I'm
the evacuation by the Americans
May l.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
THE BOER SIDE.
BY scripps-McRae Press Association.

Amsterdam, March 24-The Boer ex-
lies profess to see in Schalk- Burgers
peace movement chiefly desire on
his part to confer with Steyn with a
view to formulating demand for linn
tied independence and complete am
nesty for the rebels, Britain probably
would refuse this, which would give
the Beers in foreign countries fresh
weapons with which to attack Eng
land,
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
THE HOUSE CONQUERED
1t Agreed to the Senate's War Repeal
Amendment.
BY scripps-McRae Press ASS n

BY Scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Washington, March 24.-The house
today agreed to concur in the Senate
amendments to the war revenue repeal
bill and conferees were appointed.
The house then proceeded to consid-
Grafton of District of Columbia busi-
ness.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28
RUMoR CONFIRMED.
BY scrlpps-McRae Press Assn.

BY scrlpps-McRae Press Assn.
London, March 24.--As a reason
or the safe conduct given prominent
Beers Saturday through the British
lines war secretary Broderick today
when replying to the question said
that about fortnight ago acting
president Schalkburger intimated to
Lord Kitchener his desire for such a
privilege. Schalkburger wished to see
Steyn, former president of Orange
Free state, with reference to peace pro-
posals. General Kitchener acceded to
his request with the governments con-
sent.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28

Group instantly relieved. DR..
Thomas Electric.Oil, Perfectly safe.
Never fails. At any drug store.
The Iola register., 1902-03-28

No Fake salary OFFER, but big commissions for
men TO sell poultry mixture in the country.
Never mind stamp.
Eureka Mnfg Co. Dept. e. East St. Louis, III
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05
Election In Bradford.

Bradford will be represented at
the next state general assembly by
democrat. The representative
elect is Gardner J. Garfield, a pros
porous farmer, a conservative and
much respected citizen and a man
of good judgement.
The election Tuesday here passed
off quietly. The polls opened at 10
o'clock and during the morning
there was no apparent hurry on the
part of the voters to mark their bal
lots. 1t looked like light vote.
Very few people were about the
Town house. They came some
thicker after dinner and it was then
apparent that a fair vote, though
not a big one, would be gotten out.
The representative box was turned
at three O'Clock and half an hour
later the result was announced as
follows:
Gardner ]. Garfield, democrat, %
Gardner ], Garfield, license
1ocal-option, 20
Frederick Fletcher, republican, 107
George W. Wright. prohibition, 80
This gave Garfield 162 votes, ma
jority of . over all. the total vote
being sol. There were IL defective
ballots. Some had voted twice for
Garfield and some of the Fletcher
stickers were put on wrong, destroy
ing the ballot in both cases. The
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Owing to the Large Vote Cast For
Clement, the Boiling Republican
Candidate-Most Interesting EIec-
ton Ever Held In the State
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The Next Legislature.
The Senate 40. J

Addison county - Carleton W..
Sprague, of Waltham; Robert Cart
NELL, of Middlebury.
Bennington county-Edward D.
Yelling, of Bennington; Moses Shell
don, of Dorset.
Caledonia county-T. r. Stiles,
of St. Johnsbury; Preston H. Graves,
of Kirby.
Chittenden county-Chauncey W.
Browne11, of Burlington; E. M. SUIT
ton, of Burlington; c. ]. Russell, of
Hinesburg.
Essex county-John H. Walbridge,
of Concord.
Franklin county-E. M. Brown,
of Sheldon; Byron H. Combs, of
Berkshire.
Grand Isle county-George Ira
cey, of South Hero.
Lamoille couuty-H. A. Jackson,
of Watervi11e.
Orange county-H. F. Wilcox, of
Thetford; Curtis S. Emery, of Chel
sea.
Orleans county-O. S. Annis, of
Troy; L. A. Jackson, of Greensboro.
Rutland county-Hiram F. Noyes,
of Rutland; George E. Royce, of
Rutland; Frank J. Nelson, of Paw
let; Q. S. Backus, of Brandon, Lii
cense).
Washington county--Nelson D.
Phelps. of Barre; DR.. W. B. Mayo,
of Northfe1d; George F. Sibley, of
East Montpelier.
Windham county-C. D. Spencer,
of Wilmington; Martin r. Law
renee, of Rockingham.
Windsor county-C. H. Howard,
of Ludlow; L. M. Green, of Bethel;
Charles Downer, of Sharon.
The Senate will have six demo-
Gratis this year, E. M. Sutton from
Chittenden county, George Tracey
from Grand Isle county, George &.
Royce and Frank J. Nelson from
Rutland county, DR.. w. B. Mayo
and George F. Sibley from Wash
ington county.
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Taylor's Drug Store.
BRADFORD. VT.

check list has 4O1 voters this year,
80 not voting. Of these 80 a very
few were paired off, few more were
out of town and the remainder did
not take interest enough in the cleo
ton to take the trouble of going to
the polls.
Following are the justices of the
peace elected and the vote received:
Alonzo T. Clarke 100, Loami F..
Hale 100, Maitland A. Jenkins 161.
John c. Strong 100, Henry H. De-
Goosh 1914, Horace E. Renfrew, 246,
Adams P. Worthen 100. Renfrew's
ing on all four tickets.
The polls closed at four o'clock.
Counting the state and county ballot
was a harder task than usual, there
being more split tickets on account
of the local option ticket containing
only candidates for state offices.
There were 90 straight votes for the
republican ticket, 40 for the demo-
crRtic, 20 for the prohibition and 90
for the Clement.
The vote for the state ticket was
as follows: Governor, Mccullough
Ill; McGettrick Al; Sherburne 30;
Clement 1913; lieutenant governor,
Stanton Ill, May A; Ball, 80, Agan
119; state treasurer, Bacon 221;
Pollard 81; Campbell 81; secretary
of state, Fleetwood 218; Burke 81;
Woilson %; auditor, Graham 218;
Byrne 81; Field 81.
For representative to Congress.
Haskins received 125 votes, Miller
70, Swasey ~. The vote for Bacon,
Fleetwood and Graham was large,
their names being on both the regu-
lar republican and the local option
tickets. Haskins ran behind these
candidates as his name was only on
the regular republican ticket. Only
state offices were on the local option
ticket. A good number voted for
this ticket alone, neglecting or not
caring to vote for Congressman and
county officers, the vote for these
candidates thus falling considerably
behind the vote for Bacon, Fleet
wood and Graham.
The vote for county officers was
as follows: Senators, republican,
Wilcox 122, Emery 123 democratic,
Bixby 81, Libbey 3d.; prohibit
assistant judges, rep, Bigelow 127,
ion, Smith 81, Brown 81; Paul
126; DEM, Stanley 70, Garlic
ton rs; prohibition, Burgin 81;
Scales %; probate judge, rep, Glea-
son 125; dem, Farnham 70; prohi-
bition, Metcalf %; states attorney,
rep, Conant 100; DEM, Chamber1in
90; prohibition, Barrett 81; sheriff,
rep, Whitney 119; DEM, Lamb IS;
%; high bailiff, rep,
Darling 126; dem, Martyr II; pro-
Prescott %; county COM
rep, Jackson 123; DEM,
and prohibition, Coburn, 1O8.
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Hyde Park-Henry J. Li1ley, license.
Johnson-Jed A. Pearl, rep.
Observation-Disclosures H. A. Stafford,
rep, 80 maj.
Stowe-No choice.
Waterville-H. c. Woodward, rep.
Wolcott-Herbert 1. Randall, rep.
Orange County.
Bradford-G. J. Garfield, dem.
Braintree-E. I. Claf1in, rep, maj.
Sd ballot.
rookfeld-Frank o. Allen, rep.
Chelsea-H. M. Mattison, rep, 81
maj.
Corinth-H. B. Martin, dem.
Fairlee-Lyman 1. Heath, rep.
Newbury-H. W. Bailey, rep.
Orange-Charles Carpenter, rep. 3
maj.
Randolph-Henry C. Soper, license,
% maj.
Strafford-James S. Morrill,, rep.
Thetford-F. o. Newcomb, rep.
Topsham-W. V. Hood, rep.
Tunbridge-Henry Hayward, rep.
Vershire-B. F. Fuller, rep.
Washington-No choice.
West Fairlee-G. W. Comstock,
dem.
Williamstown "A. Blanchard, Ii
cense, IL maj.
Orleans County.
A1bany-Rufus r. Miles, rep.
Barton-Har1ey T. Seaver, rep.
Brownington-W. G. Dutton, rep.
Char1eston-W. M. Nelson, rep.
Coventry c. o. Litchfield, rep.
Craftsbury = James A. Gallagher,
dem.
Derby-L. r. Jenne, rep.
Glover-Samuel T. Vance, rep.
Greensboro Cuthbertson, rep.
Hol1and-L. r. Kelley, rep.
Irasburgh-F. H. Holderidge, rep.
Jay-No choice.
Lowell-Wm. E. Patterson, rep.
Morgan-E. NJ. Whitehill, rep.
Newport-W. Il Cornell, rep.
Troy c. c. Wheeler, rep.
Westfeld-W. c. Farman, rep.
Westmore-H. Lyon, rep.
Rutland County.
Benson-E. A. Walker, license.
Brandon-C. W. Peck, license.
Castleton-J. C., Durick, dem.
Chittenden- license.
Clarendon-Char1es F. Stafford, Ii
cense.
Dandy John Farris, rep.
Fair Haven. H. Ellis, license.
Hubbardton-T. Persons, license.
E. Lincoln, license.
Mendon-
Springs-D. S. Carpen-
ter, rep.
Mount Hol1y-E. ID. Barr, rep.
Mount Tabor-S. Mason, rep.
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Huntington-James S. Sweet, rep.
Jericho-John A. Smith, rep, II
maj.
Mi1ton-H. C. McNa1l, rep.
Richmond-M. S. Whitcomb, rep.
Shelburne-W. ]. Sheridan, license
South Burlington-Daniel O'Brien
DEM, So maj.
St. Georgia.. H. Tilley, rep,
maj.
William Flynn, dem.
| estford-I. F. Hobart, rep.
Williston-W. B. Douglass, rep,
maj.
Essex County.
Bloomfield-FredN ugent, rep.
Brighton-J. W. Thurston, dem.
Brunswick-John w. Omara, rep.
Canaan-Herbert S. Morrison, dem.
Concord-Lambert w. Hastings, rep.
East Haven-Arnold Ball.
Granby-Arthur w. Shores, rep.
Guildhall-Fred L. Follensby, dem.
Lemington-Jesse S. Covel1, rep.
Lunenburgh-M. d. Bowker, rep.
Maidstone Augustus Drew, dem.
Norton-Homer Ducharme, rep.
Victory-D. ]. Lunnie, license.
Franklin County.
Bakersfie1d-Dr. W. B. Hyde, rep,
43 maj.
Berkshire-H. A. Pond, DEM, 4
maj.
Enosburgh - Emmett McFeeters,
rep, 4 maj, second ballot.
Fairfax-George C. Watson, dem.
Fairfeld-Joab S. Northrop, rep.
F1etcher-Deforest c. Robinson, rep.
Franklin-Philo c. Hammond, rep. /,
140 maj.
Georgia-no choice.
Highgate-Noyes Burton, rep, y
maj.
Montgomery-Charles L. Martin,
rep, 90 maj.
Richford-E. F. Hopkins, DEM, 90
maj.
Sheldon-W. c. Marsh, rep, 1855
maj.
St. Adams city-Rev. D. ]. O'Sulli-
van, DEM, 1914 maj.
st. Adams town-G. W. Dunsmore,
license.
Swanton-E. A. Ayres. DEM, 152
maj.
Grand Isle County.
Alburgh-J. p. Laid, rep, SO maj.
Grand Isle-Addison Hyde. dem.
Isle La Motte-John Montgomery,
dem.
North Hero-William Haynes, dem.
South Hero-Charles Dubuquet, dem.
Lamoille County.
Belvidere-George o. Tillotson, rep.
Cambridge. E. Harrington, Ii
cense.
Eden-B. B. Blake, rep.
Elmore-P. A. Hollenbeck, rep, ?
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Representatives Elected.
Addison County.

Add1Son county.
Addison-S. Ezra Smith, rep.
Bridport-Geo. L. Towner, license.
Bristol--W. W. Rider, license.
Cornwa11-Rev. C. c. Frost, rep.
Ferrisburgh-W. H. Dean, rep, 90
maj.
Goshen-T. A. Sessions, rep.
Granvi11e-Eugene F. Briggs. rep.
Hancock-E. B. C1aflin, rep.
Leicester A. J. Huntley license.
Midd1ebury-Joseph Battell, rep.
Monkton-Dr. G. r. Thomas, rep.
New Haven-W. H. Hunt, license.
Orwe1l-W. H. Cincent, license.
Panton-R. ]. Kent, rep.
Ripton-Timothy Billings, license.
Salisbury-John V. Thomas, rep. :,
no opposition.
Shoreham-Richard H. Preb1e, dem.
Starksboro-W. B. Thompson.
Vergennes-Wm., r. Warner, rep.
Wa1tham-F. H. Bacon, rep.
Weybridge-H. A.. Boies, rep, z ma
jority.
Whiting-Frank D. Needham, rep.
.. Bennington County.
Arlington-John Conroy, dem.
Bennington-A. w. lockwood, Ii
cense.
Dorset. M. Beebe, dem.
Glasten bury-N. Mattison, rep.
Landgrove-J. E. Thompson, rep.
Manchester-J. w. Fowler, rep.
Peru-W. W. West, rep.
Pownal-H. W. Grady, dem.
Readsboro-W. D. Howe, rep.
Rupert-Grant Morey, rep.
Sandgate-.R. C. Smith, rep.
arsburgh-Henry harrington, rep.
Shaftsbury-George E. Corey, rep.
Sunder1and-E. F. Williams, rep.
Winhall-S. B. Taylor, rep.
Woodford-Charles I. Wood, dem.
Caledonia County.
Barnet-Rev. c. D. r. Meacham,
rep.
Burke-L. c. Davis, rep.
Danville-F. H. Clement, rep, so
maj.
Groton-C. ]. Bailey, dem.
Hardwick-Rev. John A. Dixon, rep.
Kirby-W. P. Russell. rep.
Lyndon--Dr. L. W. Hubbard, rep,
10 maj.
Newark, A. c. Burns, rep.
B. EMERSON, rep.
N. Gillian, rep.
d. Simpson, rep.
st. Johnsbury-F. G. Bundy, dem,
80 maj.
Stannard-A. S. Batten, rep.
H. Pi1lsbnry, rep.
Wa1den-Char1es G. harrington,
rep, 3 maj.
X. Graves, rep. |
Wheleock-Fred Hoffman, rep.
Chittenden County.
S. Brush, rep.
Bur1ington-Dr. W. S. Vincent,
license.
E. Russell, rep.
colchester-F. E. Allard, dem.
P. c. Abbey, rep, Fl
maj.
L. Palmer, license.
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choice has so far been reached in
Monkton and Starksboro. McCu1-
1ough's majority in the county is 1O1.
Caledonia county will send IS Re-
publicans and 2 Democrats to the
house of representatives. this fall.
The Democrats are F. G. Bundy, of
St. Johnsbury, who represented the
town in 1900, and c. J. Bailey, of
Groton. The IS Republican votes
are all claimed for Mccullough for
governor. The straight Republican
county ticket was elected. The
county gives Mccullough a major
ity of 375.
The Free Press returns indicate
that Gen. John G. Mccullough will
have a majority of over 30, to speak
conservatively, in joint assembly.
Complete returns for Franklin
county give Mccullough, 2,6O6; Nc
Gettrick, 1,047; Sherburne, I'll;
Clement, 1,945; making the total
vote of the field, 3,2O3, and dropping
Mccullough 500 behind majority.
The straight Republican county
ticket was elected and Foster, Rep.
received majority of the votes for
congressman. . rrz--r n rrrsz.1 ~, ,,---. ~.
OF the five representatives elected
in Grand Isle county, one only is
Republican, Jed P. Ladd, of AL
burgh, who was elected by 70 ma
jority on the first ballot against
five other contestants. Three Glenn
ent men have been elected. Mr..
Haynes, of North Hero, though nom
inally a Democrat, will probably
support Mccullough.
Justus Dart, epresentative-ele
from Springfield, will be candi-
date for speaker of the house of rep
resentatives. Mr.. Dart was state
superintendent of education some
years ago.
Emmett McFeeters was elected rep
resentative for the town of Enos-
burg on the second ballot by a small
majority, after one of the most Bit
ter contests in the history of the
town, it being the first time in near
ly half century that any represen-
tative has been reelected in this
town.
Groton had the longest contest
over representative and after five
ballots elected C. B. Bailey, the
democratic nominee. g. - -. -.
AS signal a victory as there was
in Caledonia county was in Lyndon,
where DR.. L. w. Hubbard was
elected over J. M. Weeks by a vote
of 315 to 296 and scattering. DR..
Hubbard is for Mccullough. He had
the democratic and high license
men against him.
The contest over representative
in St. Johnsbury called out a total
vote on the first ballot of 1909, but
70 ballots were defective, making
the total 1436, as counted. The first |
ballot resulted, Cheney go, Bundy |
584, Calderwood 172. The second |
ballot stood, Bundy 757, Cheney 655,
Is, or a total of 1453. |
Mr.. Bundy is democrat, represent
ed the town two years ago and is
vote getter. He had the support of
the high license men.
Caledonia sends democrats from
St. Johnsbury and Groton and Nc
Cullough republicans from the re-
towns.
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Notes.

Mr.. Clement in his vote appears
to have taken upwards of 90 per cent
of the normal democratic vote and
fully IS per cent of the normal re-
publican vote.
While the Senate of 1900 was
wholly republican, the upper branch
of the next general assembly will
comprise five democrats and IS re-
publicaus, a majority of whom will
favor high license and several will
be in favor of the election of Mr..
Clement as governor.
OF the representatives elected in
Addison county, eleven are for Nc
Cullough, six are Clement Republi-
cans, and two are Democrats. No
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$500; Sherburne, 129. Vote in 1900:
Stickney, 4,655 Senter, 2,491; scat
tering, 1856. Franklin county: Nc
Cullough, 2,613; McGettrick, LOGO;
Clement, 2,146; Sherburne, POS. Vote
in 1900: Stickney, 1901; .Senter,
1926; scattering, 129
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Waterbury Record. J

Senator Dillingham; has done some
excellent campaign work and it has
been of the winning kind. He is
convincing speaker. He makes
votes and at the same time makes
friends.
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Paw1et-Ne1son N. Jones, dem.
Pittsfeld-W. K. Ellis, license.
Pittsford - Martin c. Fitzpatrick,
dem.
Poultney-M. ]. Horton, license.
Proctor-Ge gorge H. Davis, rep.
Rutland city-W. H. Lawrence, Ia
Dor.
Rutland town-A. J. Russell, Ii
cense.
Sherburne- r. N. Taylor, rep.
Shrewsbury-Edwin Pierce, license.
Sudbury-W. K. Sawyer, dem.
ngford-Eugene Smith, license
We11s-N. w. Cranda1l, dem.
West Haven-W. H. Morehouse, Ii
cense.
West Rutland. E. Burke, dem.
Washington County.
Barre city-G. H. Pape, dem., $50
maj.
Barre TOWN.. J. Clapp, license.
Berlin-G. K. Perrin, dem.
Cabot-Merton D. Wells, rep, SO
maj.
Calais-A. A. Bliss, dem.
Duxbury-Herbert Ward, rep.
East Montpelier H. S. Sparrow,
rep.
Fayston-E. A. Fisk, rep.
Marshfield-Dr. H. S. Carver, dem.
Midd1esex-J. H. Daniels, dem., 8
maj. 4th ballot.
Montpelier-O. H. Richardson, IL
cense.
Moretown-L. A. Childs, rep.
Northfie1d-M. D. Smith, dem.
P1ainfe1d - Archibald Batchelder,
rep.
Roxbury-W. T. Reyes, dem.
Waitsfield-O. G.. Eaton, rep.
Warren-no choice.
Waterbury-Char1es Wells, rep.
Woodbnry-A. M. Benjamin, rep.
Worcester-H. T. Vail, rep.
Windham County.
~ lhSnS-"s w. DIluSCSs QSul.
Brattleboro- DIR. James Con1and,
dem.
Brookline-E. H. Osgood, rep.
Dover-W. F. Jones, rep.
Dummerston-A. E. Robbins, rep.
Grafton-Geo. W. Hall, license.
Guilford-J. E. Gale, dem.
Ha1ifax-C. ]. Jones, dem.
Jamaica-H. J. Wheeler, license.
Londonderry-A. B. Waite, license.
Marlboro-E. H. Adams, rep.
H. Merrife1d, rep.
Pntney-F. L. Houghton, license.
Rockingham-G. B. Wheeler, rep.
Somerset-Wi1liam Tudor, rep.
Stratton-P. w. Eddy, rep.
Townshend-C. H. Willard, rep.
A. Dunklee, rep.
Robinson, rep.
stminster-Rev. H. A. Goodhue,
rep.
Whitingham-E. L. Wheeler, rep.
H. Porter, dem.
Windham-Everett N. Kingsbury,
rep.
Windsor County.
Andover-Solon A. Thompson, rep.
A. Day, rep.
Barnard-H. A. Eastman, rep.
Bethe1-C. d. Cushing, dem. Ill
maj.
ridgewater-A. J. Pinney, license.
Reconsideration M. Fletcher, rep.
H. Waterman, rep.
dartford-John ]. Dewey, rep.
aartland-A. J. Hoisengton, license.
Graham, license.
E. Kendall, rep.
lymouth-James N. Aver, license.
oomfret-C. H. Vaughan, rep.
NJ. Newton, license.
William Pember, rep.
J. Fish, rep.
E. Wiley, rep.
ringfeld-Justus Dart, rep.
Stock bridge Egbert Sheldon, Ii
cense.
S. W. Butterfeld,
rep.
Veston-Edward Wilder, rep.
Vest Windsor-W. I. Kendall, rep.
N. Taylor, license.
voodstock-C. NJ. White, license.