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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-03-28
INSURANCE BILL
UNANIMOUSLY PASSED

Albany, N. Y, March 2S.-The insur-
ance bin postponing the Mutual cleo
tions until November Is, was passed
In the Sc -animously.
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LINCOLN.

Cornelius Bristol sat up for the first
Clark rode out three times last week and
walked to her nearest neighbor's one day.
C A. Thayer returned Saturday from n
business trip to Maine.-Mrs. Mariet.e
Morrison of Bristol is guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Solomon Buel.-Miss Carrie Purin-
ION and Mrs David Merrill were elected
delegates by the union Sunday school to
the State convention in Randolph.-Mrs.
f. NJ. Rogers Of Alburgh is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A l.. Morgan
The Rev. J. f. Thurston returned We'd
nesdav from a weeks VISIT to friends in
the east part of the State and New Hamp-
shirc.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roys visited
friends in Warren and Waitsfeld the Ia st
Of the week.-Mr. and Mrs Herbert Po-
landof Rochester were in town Saturday. -
L. J. Morgan left for Nergennes Monday.
where he has a position in a clothing
store.Harry Morgan OF Burlington hiyh
school was at home over Suuday.-Mrs.
TIartwell Taylor Of Rutland is n visitor at
Lewis Green's and at other friends Ar
thur Strong has bought Nathaniel Clark $
place in Downingville and has taken pos
session Edgar Varney has moved into
the house his father, ~ II. Narney. for
merly owned and in which he lived in his
boyho0d days.-Mrs. Fred Draper was
able to sit up an hour Sunday.
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PREPARING MULLEN TRIAL
The Prisoner Ordered Removed to
Washington County Jail,

Montpelier Oct. 01.-Mrs. Anna Jackson
of Barre was acquitted this afternoon in
Washington county court of the charge Of
keeping intoxicating liquor with intent "a
sell.
Judge George NJ. Powers to-day issued
an order for the removal of Ray Mullen,
whose trial on the charge Of murder will
begin tomorrow in Washington county
court. from the State hospital for the in
sane at Waterbury to Washington county
Jail It is expected the trial Of this case
will begin tomorrow afternoon. S. Hol-
lister jackson of Barre. former States at
torney and States Attorney Benjamin
Gates will assist Attorney General C. e.
Fits in the prosecution Of this case. NJ
NJ. Gordon of Barre and W. A. Lord OF
Montpelier are counsel for Mullen.
James Ellis. who was convicted this
week Of grand larceny, was sentenced this
afternoon by Judge Powers to not less
than two years nor more than two years
and six months at hard labor in State
prison Mt Windsor. Execution of sentence
was suspended and the respondent WAS
placed in charge of Probation Officer l..
Il. Thomas
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city for 1906. and grand lists for 1so3-oe;
grand list.
H. 1o-By same. amending charter of
u. V. NJ; grand list
Fl. 11-By Mr.. Dewart Of st. Albans city.
amending charter of the Northern Tele-
phone company; corporations.
II. 12-By Mr.. Hulburd Of Hyde Park,
providing for alterations in Lamolle coun-
ty court house; special committee from
Lamolle county.
II. 1S-By Mr.. Archibald of Manchester.
amending statutes relating to appeals
from listers; Judiciary.
II. 14-By Mr. Carr Of st. Johnsbury,
amending the law relating to Justices
suits; Judiciary. Suits against railroad 20
be tried in town where corporations road
Is located, or in town where plaintiff re-
sides.
ii. 15-By Mr.. Jackson OF Barre city.
providing for weekly payments; general
committee.
II. 16-By Mr. Grafton OF Burlington. pro-
viding for retirement of judges of supreme
court at age of TO- or at age of co. with
consent of governor and General Assem-
bly,. If they have served 10 years; judic-
iary.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Joint resolution introduced by Mr.. OAR
ling of Chelsea, providing for the furnish
Ing of blank books for committees. Adopt-
ed on the part OF the House.
on motion Of Mr.. McCuen of Vergnnes
the House adjourned at 23O
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The committee on elections of which Mr.
Alexander of Georgia is chairman. held
It's first meeting this afternoon to begin
the investigation of the eligibility of the
following members who are reported to
have held offices of profit or trust, under
the federal government, when elected:
Hapgood of Peru, FELTON, OF Highgate,
Slade OF Rutland town, Burnham OF
Woodbury. and Spaulding of Sherburne.
Only two of the gentlemen appeared, Eel
ton and Burnham and their statements
were taken by the committee and are now
under consideration. The committee ad-
journed until Thursday afternoon at the
same time and place, when It is expected
that the other gentlemen will be heard
The Hon. C. =. Smith of Burlington.
president of the Burlington Savings bank,
was visitor at the capitol yesterday
Among the prominent visitors here yes
terday were the Hon. and Mrs. f. u.
yelling of North Bennington, former
Leut.-GOv. q. NJ Mansur of Newport.
Dr. Henry d. IIolton of Brattleboro, the
Hon. Henry O. Carpenter OF Rutland, Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Bellrose of Burlington. the
Hon. W. II. II. Slack of Springfield and
the Hon. Alexander Dunnett of St. Johns
bury.
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GOOD TEMPLARS IN BARRE
\ Two Days session of the Gran,
Lodge of Vermont in Progress.

Barre, Oct l0.-The 44th annual session
Of the grand lodge, Independent Ord
of Good Templars. which meets in the X
Of G. hall to-day and tomorrow, held
their first session at 1880 o'clock this
morning. All but three of the State OFF.
GERS are present and about 10 delegate.
and visiting brothers and sisters. The
morning session was called TO order by
Grand Chief Templar c. II. Hayden "
Riverside who is at Montpelier as towr
representative in the Legislature. Ths
other officers present are G. G. Cyrus !. .
Bump, Salisbury; q. Y. r. Mrs, Eva NJ
Hazen, Windsor; G. s. j. f.. Mrs. Carrie
F.. Straw, stowe: G.. S, f. NJ. Campbell
Lyndonville; G. T., Henry C, Gay. Barton:
G.. A., c. ID. Edgerton, Northneld; =. q.
c. T., George \, Wattles, Bennington: q.
Chap, the Rev. Ozro Roys. Waterbury
Center q. c., Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shepard Stan
nard; G. A. s.. Mrs. c. d. Edgerton
Northfield; G.. D. NJ, Miss c. NJ White.
East Calais; G. Mess. C. Harold Hayden,
Riverside.
\ large class OF % took the grand
lodge degree and the remainder of thu
meeting was taken up with addresses
Chester Batchelder of Syracuse, y. y.
was called upon and gave fratornal
greetings from the New York lodge
Miss Jessie Forsythe OF Boston, in
ternational superintendent OF Juvenile
work, editor OF ..e International Good
Tcmplar and a member of the literary
comnhttee, gave an interesting talk
upon the juvenile work In the different
parts of the world and its importance
to the order OF Good Templars
A session was held this afternoon,
opening at two o'clock
This evening a banquet was held al
the City hotel.
A reception was given last evening ir
the X. of {. hall by Neal Dow lodge
in honor of the State officers and dele,
gates, who are here to attend the annual
session of the grand lodge, There was
large attendance of the members of tn,
local lodge, all of the State officers an,
many delegates. At the conclusion oI
the programme refreshments were served,
and a social time was enjoyed,
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Elmer and daughter.
Of Cornnall, were guests of Mrs. Theresa
Gregory, Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Bell Sherman and Miss Underwood, went
Friday, In a carriage drive to Pttsford
where they will visit, c. Z. Squires and
family.-Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Chaplin of
Bristol, were in town Sunday.--M 81
Louise Chaffee was home from Middle
bury over Sunday-Nss Belle Cow,es is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Cowles.--Mr. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict.
went to New York, Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Phillips, and daughter OF
Pitsford are visiting Mrs. Phillips sister.
Mrs j. T.. Davis.-J. f. Davis and wife
and son. of North Elba, n. y. are visit
ing friends in town.-Mr. F. NJ. Partch,
was in Burlington, Monday.
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annual meeting of the Vermont State
Medical society at Barre. - Potato hill in
Lincoln was capped with snow Wednes-
day morning.-H +. Allen had one of his
1ngers badly cut Wednesday by getting
1t caught between a stick of wood and
the edge Of his wagon box.--Colonel and
Mrs. w. q. Bates of New York arrived
in town Tuesday night by automobile and
are stopping al Mrs. Martha Stewards
Their children and maids have been here
FOR week past. Colonel Bates is .he
colonel of the list New York regimen.
and served In the Philippines on the staff
of Gen. f. V Greene
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THE OFFICIAL RECORD.
Sen. johnson Asks Law Refusing De-
linqucnt Taxpayers Right TO
Vote Bc Repealed.

SlsNA i E--MORNlNt.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
| the chaplain.
The journal of Yesterdays proceedings
read and approved.
ON the motion of Senator johnson the
reading of the joint rules by the
secretary was omitted.
On the motion of Senator Redfeld OF
Rutland the Senate adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNOO
by Senator Moseley relating to
field officers of the Vermont National
Guard. Read twice and referred to COM
mitteo ~, military affairs The bill pro-
vides that the commissions of field Of
fcers Of the Vermont National Guard
who have served five years or longer
shall expire November /. 1906. and that
thereafter such officers shall serve for
five years only.
BY Senator Johnson repeating the
act of 1904 denying delinquent tax payers
the right to vote in city town aud vii
lago meetings
To committee on elections.
BY Senator Chase. to amend sec.
l2' Vermont State Op. $. soc. l6D relating
to assistance in making ballots.
TO committee on elections
BY Senator Van f'atto, to amend
section Of No. - of the acts of 1904,
entitled IAN act limiting municipal in
debtedness TO committee on finance
Joint resolution from the House-relat-
ing to appointment of joint special COM
mltte" to canvass votes for congress-
men. Adopted in concurrence
Joint Resolution from the House. pro-
Niding for delay in the publication of
digest of reported cases
On motion of Senator Kit.g Of Rutland
Senate adjourned
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SOUTH STARKSBoRO.

with Mrs. Eta Shattuck Thursday
morning George Green OF Buffalo and
fellow salesman. stopped with his sister
Mary Young. over Sunday.-John Knowles
and wife of Ferrisburgh visited re-
latives here from Friday until Monday
The Rev. Silas Perry of Bristol will lee
ture here in the Friends church Wednes-
day evening. Octobc} II. Subject The
Hawaiian islands, where he labored
for three years The proceeds are to be
used for the purchase of missionary
books. illustrating missionary work a
mong the Hindus. Mr.. Perry will also
exhibit a collection Of rare curios coll
lcCtDI bv himself
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RUTLAND COUNTY JURORS EN-
CUSED

Rutlasd, oct. 1O,-The bottom fell on
of the docket OF the Rutland county court
to-day and the Jurors We're excused un.
I'll November % or until Judge Willard
w. Miles is free from supreme court
duties. Divorce cases will be tried dur,
ing the balance of this week here. Th,
sudden suspension of business were dut
to the settlement of negligence cas-,
against the Lake Bomoseen Slate com.
pasN which It was expected would be
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MONKTCN.

W. c. Donahue is in Westford this
week.-J. L. Collins made a business trip
to Vergennes recently.-Miss V. f. Col
Inns and Mrs, b, c. Gee were in Ver-
gennes Thursday Mrs. f. II. Deau has
returned from Burlington, where she has
been spending a few days-G. ID. Bushey
and wife are in Starksboro for a few
days.-Miss Rubie McEntee of Rutland is
visiting her parents, ID. b. McEntee. and
ife.-RepreseOtative J. f.. Ladd is in
Montpelier this week.-Mrs.. Feba Still
son and Miss Lucy Spear were guests
of the Rev. and Mrs. l. p. kellogg re-
cently.-Mrs. ]. L. Ladd was in Rich
mond Tuesday,. +. Collins and wife
We're in Charlotte Thursday Pot
ter and Rose Shepard have diphtheria
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and sharp hits good naturedly given

and sharp hits good naturedly given
taken.
The banquet broke up shortly before
midnight with the purpose OF the host
to have the Senators and state officers
get better acquainted fully accomplished
During the evening Senator Rowland OF
Washington county invited the Senate
to he his guests at a similar gathering in
Barre on such a date as would best ac-
comodate them. The invitation was ac-
ccpted with thanks
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ton Tuesday. blowing off large limbs
from trees on the streets in town and
in tipping over stacks of hay In neighbor-
ing towns
very pretty autumn wedding occurred
in Addison Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock, when Lottie c. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Irvisg Carpenter, was married
to Carl r. Benson of West Addison
amid large number of invited guests
The Rev. s. n. Myers performed the
ceremony. The best man was DR.. 8. j.
Spaulding of Vergennes and the ushers
were John Wood and Russell Myric of
Middlehury. Benjamin Adams Of Addi-
sou and Charles Fisher of Panton. The
maid of honor was Miss Wealthea Barto
of Panton. The bride was gowned in
Brussels lace over white tafYeta silk
while the maid of honor wore blue chif-
fon over blue silk. The back parlor and
dining rooms were trimmed in autumn
leaves, the front parlor with dydrangea's s
and green The bridal party stood under
an arch Of green from which was sus-
pended bell of white snow drops the
back ground was of asters and asparagus.
The Misses Lou Hatch and Flora Varney
of Ferrsburgh. Ella Rivers of Charlotte
-o oii'h VI rtillopuTSn served
refreshments of salad SANDWICHES, Ice
cream and cake Miss Wealthea Barto pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson We're the recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. Benson
and bride will spend their honeymoon In
New York city and Washington, D. c.,
after which they will be at home to their
friends in Addison.
Miss Helen, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clark of Ferrlsburgh. died
yesterday at their home after an Illness
OF about two years from tuberculosis.
The funeral will be held al the house
saturday at IL o'clock a. m
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FERRISBURGH.

William III. Porter and Miss Matte
Cross, both OF Ferrisburgh, were mar
ried at the parsonage here Wednesday,
October 10. the Rev. George H. Bailey
performing the ceremony Fred X. Booth
was successful in bringing down a fine
specimen OF ag gray hawk lowering over
the poultry yard u few days since and will
have it mounted with wings extended
pr. h. V. Reynolds, who recently moved
to Fairfax, was summoned last week to
attend a patient in town, and improved
the occasion to call upon few of his
friends before returning.-C. A. Chapman,
Joseph and Frank Callette of this town
were in Middlebury Monday-Miss Alice
Bailey, who went on the excursion last
(ContiAued ON 2nd paxel
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Jennie Chamberlain pleasantly
entertained about ~ of her friends at her
home Friday evening. Games were played
and refreshments OF salads, coffee, cake
and pie We're served The Christian
Endeavor rally Sunday evening was we'll
ATTENDED. The Rev. Silas Perry gave a
very interesting address in behalf Of the
Young Peoples Missionary Movement OF
America, giving d report Of the conven-
ton held al Silver Bay. New York. After
the address a Young Peoples Mission
study class was organized. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Bushey of Monkton are visiting Mrs
Bushey's mother, Mrs. D. Gordon,--Mrs.
Norris and daughter of Bristol visited
Miss Eva Norris last Week.-Mrs. Iona
Day of Lincoln Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Minard returned
Friday to their home in Waits River
Guy Clifford of Burlington is visiting
relatives here.-Mr. and Mrs John
Cookie of Willston, former residents Of
this town visited relatives and friends
here the last OF the week.-Mrs.. j. y.
Gutter and Mrs A. L. White visited the
formers sister. Mrs. Stephen Phillips in
Huntington Fridhy.-Representa W.
y. Baldwin was home from Montpelier
over Sunday.--The C. c. c. will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Hill.-Thers
will be no services in the Baptist Church
October 2l The pastor will attend the
Huntington associatiop meeting at I'm
derhill Centre, October 10 to N.--Abram
Douglas visited relatives In Rutland last
week-Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris OF Proc
tor, former resi4ents here, have returned
home after spending a week with Mr..
Harris's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Ila Brown has finished work
for Mrs. Arthur Clifford and returned
to her home in Bristol.-Mrs. J. X. Jack
son remains about the same.-Miss Hat
tie Bickford of Bristol is the guest Of her
sister Mrs C,uy
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VERGENNES.

w. L. Cotey mas on exhibition at Nor
toms feed store two sQuashes that weigh
4S and 81 pounds respectively.
A high wind estimated at a velocity OF
Ga "a "a Aai~~ ~ k0nE RssyAilad In this sec
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HOCSE-AFTERNOON.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

II. BY Mr.. Cady of Middlebury .c
change name of Middlebury Baptist
Church; general committee.
H. 3-By same, relating to law for regis
tration and licensing of automobiles; gen
eral committee. Towns to prescribe what
highways autos may operate on. and no.
tices thereof to he posted penalty for yio-
lation not over $500 or less than $50.
H. by Mr., Alexander of Georgia, re-
latinG to licensing Of foreign creamery as
sociatlons; corporations. Such associa-
tions must obtain license, and show up
assets and liabilities before doing business
In the State.
II. 5-By Mr. Ray of Rockingham.
amending law relating to warnings Il
town meetings; judiciary committee. Pro-
vides for newspaper publication of such
warnings,
II. G--By Mr.. Jackson Of Barre city.
legizaling quadrennial appraisal of Barre
for 1906; grand list
II. by Mr.. Morse OF Leicester. amend
ing law relating to warnings of town
meetings; judiciary. Failure of officials TO
call town meeting after being petitioned
80 to do, TO be punished by forfeit OF $40
each official.
II. S-By Mr.. Scott OF Bakersfield, legal
izng grand list and appraisal of that town
for certain years: grand list.
II. e-By Mr. Grafton Of Burlington. Je-
AaiixiR& the suadrsnnial appxalsal aS tha.
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BURGLARIES AT SWANTON.
The East Railroad station md II. VI
Jcwetts ONCE Broken Into.

Swanton, Oct. 1o.-Tho ticket office
at the east station was burglarized
Tuesday night, entrance being affected
through window. The money draw
er was pried open and ticket cases
rummaged but there was nothing 10
take as the agent, Mrs. James Nc
Nally, had all the funds safely at her
home.
The coal office of II. NJ. Jewett not
far from the station was also entered
through a window but the burglar
found np money. A strange man that
had bedn lounging around the station
through the day and early evening is
suspected. The entering occurred
about eleven o'clock, 1t is thought as
Immigrant Inspector Towhey says he
got off the late train and, in passing the
coal shed on his way home, he heard a
sharp noise and saw the outline Of a
man near Mr.. Jewetts ONCE, but
thought nothing of 1t at the time.
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.
Rutland, Oct 10-Rutland county has
developed a candidate for appointment oy
Governor Proctor of IA member of the
State railroad commission. vice II. s.
Spafford of this city. a retired railroadar
and assistant acknowledgement Of the
State G.. A. r. Mr.. Spafford had a long
railroad career beginning al the bottom of
the ladder. serving As years with the old
Bennington & Rutland railroad. He be-
gan as station agent at Dandy and when
the Bennington & Rutland was absorbed
by the Rutland he was general freight and
passenger agent.
SUPREME COURT CALENDER.
Montpelier, oct. lO-The trial calender
for the October term of supreme court.
which convenes or Tuesday, October 23
was issued to-day. 1t contains So cases
and the assignment for the first week
includes cases from Windham. Orleans.
Rutland, Addison, Caledonia and Essex
counties. 1t is expected the term will be
of three weeks duration.
STATE BOARD PHARMACY.
Montpelier, Oct. 1O.-The State board of
pharmacy held its quarterly meeting to-
day in the supreme court room at the
State House for the examination of
Those present were c. c.
Bingham of st. Johnsbury, J. q. Bellrose
of Burlington, w. +. Root of Brattle
boro and u. b. Davis of Barre, the new
member of the board w. r. Warner OF
Vergennes is Ill and unable to be present
At meeting of the board held this even
Ing at the Pavilion, a discussion was
held in regard to several bills regulating
the examination of candidates and re-
gular pharmacw laws which will be in-
kkAaUoAd ulto thA NkASAut I.saislatura
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II. H. Wheeler Decides to Leav,
the Federal Bench on Account
of III Health.
FIGHT OVER SUCCESSOR
Vermont Congressional Delegation DI.
vidcd between Collector G, H. Dnr-
ling md j. l.. Martin-tttOr-
pey-GcncraI Moody Fnyors
Darling.

Washington, Oct. 10-Announcement a
| made that Judge H. II. Wheeler Of tha
| United States court for the district of Yer
mont has decided to retire on account OF
| Ill health and the question Of his sue
cessor is now mooted point. Attorney
General Moody makes secret of his de.
sire that Judge c. II. Darling. collector of
| customs for the district of Vermont shall
be selected to succeed Judge Wheeler anG
unless the Vermont delegation in Congress
agree upon some other man Il is safe "a
say that Judge Darling will be transferred
to the bench, where 1t is known he has
long desired position.
II is known that the delegations are d..
vlded on the subject, part favoring Oar.
ling, while others are urging the selection
of United States District Attorney j. l..
Martin for the position. Senator Procto,
has been here this week. and it is unde.-
stood from another source that as a re-
suit Of the contest now on dark horse
may appear in the race.
Hoyt H Wheeler Of Brattleboro. repub.
lcan; district judge; born IN Chesterfield,
y. H, August 80 1893; received an
academical education at Chesterfield
Academy and Newfane Vt; read law
with the Hon. Charles X. Field, then ot
Newfane. and with Bradley & Kellogg
Of Brattleboro; was admitted to the bar
Of Windham county in 1859. and located
in Jamaica the same year. He represented
Jamaica in 1867. and was senator from
Windham county in 1868 and 1869; in tha
latter year he was elected a Judge Of
the supreme court, which position he con-
tnuously occupied until March 81, 1871,
when he resigned, having been appointed
by President Hayes Judge for the dis
trict of Vermont; removed to Brattle-
boro in 1884.
James Loren Martin of Brattleboro
republican: district attorney: born In
Landgrove. September IS, 1916, and Is
therefore 60 years old. He is lawyer. and
located in town in 1ss2; was educated in
the schools of Londonderry. Vt. and
NARROW, y. H., and graduated from this
Albany law school in 1863: a member Of
the General Assembly from Londonderry
in 1874, '76, rs, so 80 and from BrattIc.
boro in 90 He was speaker Of the Houss
Of Representatives in ISIS. 1850 and iSS2
He has held the usual tow,, offices. ana
was states attorney for Windham county
in 1s4-76 and State commissioner Of
taxes. 1S90-92 He Is now serving hi.
third term as district attorney.
Charles II. Darling Of Burlngton ra.
publican, WAS born in Woodstock MAY a
1853. He is lawyer and located in Ben,
nington in 1856 was educated at Nermolt
Conference Seminary and Tufts College,
class Of 1854; has held several town an.
village offices and was appointed judge %.
the municipal court at Bennington in lS>7
In 1890 he was appointed assistant secro
tary OF the navy. He took charge of tn,
Office of collector of customs last January