Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-06

| the Clement men the full control OF
the caucus. and of the committee to
decide udon the challenges.
The following rules were offered by
EliyHolden and were adopted with the
exception Of the last one.
That all nominations shall be by
ballot.
That plurality shall elect.
| That the ballot Sha be open for at
least one and one-half hours or until
such tina as all legal voters shall have
had chance to vote.
Only legal voters tt the city of Barre
shall be allowed tovote at this caucus.
On the motion OF j. P. Mari it was
voted that challenging committee OF
three should be selected by each Of
the three sides. This committee was
made up OF the following: McCul.
lough-W. T. Kenerson, Fred King,
and J. W. Gordon. Proctor-A E.
Bruce, Fl. c. Whitaker and VIII Glad.
ding. Clement-H. A. Rugg, j. F..
Smith and w. d. Mcdonald.
Mr.. lowland appointed as tellers
E. Q. Kent, VIM. Wishart, oh Perry,
c. Fl. Kent, c. w. Steele, +. r. Mills,
c. E. Hanson, Alexander Gordon and
G. L, Bugbee.
The preliminaries having been all
",a,s.lgod, balloting neTan at just s.4s.
The ballot box was placed on the stage,
the voters going up on one side and
after passing through the line Of the
challenging committee placed their
ballots in the hands of the moderator
who placed them In the box.
After the first rush was over the
N oderator took up that section Of the
call relating to the republican city
committee. The following city COM
mittee was elected by viva voce vote:
Ward one, F. G. Rowland; ward two,
F. L. Small; ward three, James Mack
ay: ward four w. l.. Stowe; ward
five, B. Albisetti; ward six, "A E.
Bruce; at large, E. F. Smith.
1t was voted upon the motion OF
c. A Smith that committee Of three
bring in list Of delegates for the
district convention as we'll as set Of
alternates. G. A. Smith, A. E. Bruce
and Ezekiel Drew were appointed as
this committee.
they reported the following list
and they were unanimously elected;
Delegates-B. w. Braley, F. B. Mud.
gett, c. F. Camp, F. G. Rowland, b.
W. Hooker, William! Wishart, J. W.
Dillon, and j. w. Gordon. Alter
nates-W. T. Kenerson, II, G. Wood
ruff, o. J. L. Mathews. C. S. Wallace,
.. M. Wiley, H. Z. Whitaker, ". l..
Stowe and +. S. Williams.
Upon the motion OF DR.. e. B.
Whitaker they were instructed to
vote for the present incumbent, Hon.
kiJtredge Aa.klnS, as an endorse
ment of his record in Congress for the
past two years.
Meanwhile the voting for the state
convention had been going On briskly
but at 1915 sharp the box was turn
ed and the ballots given to the tellers
to count. There we're three complete
tickets in the field as follows:
For p. W. Clement, delegates:-
Jas. s. Mackay, S. d. Alien, c. S.
Currier, J p, Mari, Il. W. Russell,
Eli Holden, E. +. Smith and 5. Hol.
lister jackson Alternates:-O J. l..
Matthews, Jas. f. Smith, Richard B.
Connor, Win Stowe, f. W. Nichols,
w. K. Beck, b. AlbisetJi and f. S.
Williams.
+. ID. Proctor delegates: - John
Robbins, O. X. Hollister, w. II. Glad.
ding, +. G. Rowland, C. f. Camp,
James D. Grant, Alex Buchan and
Alex Bruce.
Alternates: :-Chas. A. Spear, H. G.
Woodruff, e. M Tayntor, C. 5. Wal
lace, K. A. Bugbee, y. ii. Reed, II. G.
Whitaker and +. A. Field.
j. G. Mccullough Delegates
John W. Dillon, Bert. W. Hooker,
John W. Gordon, l.. Il. Thurs
ton, B. w. Blaley, c S. Andrews, f.
j. Badger, James Adie.
Alternates:-W. T. Kennerson, Jas.
R. Mackenzie, F. D.Ladd, Fred King,
F. d. Rogers, O. J. Dodge, E. j.
Sowden, and G. M. Wiley,
When the count was completed it