St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-30
Republican Conventions.
The Call fer the stnte Convention.

The Call fer the state Convention.
The republican state committee have
issued the official call tor the state con
vention to be held at Montpelier on
Wednesday. June 20, at 10 q. NJ. The
whole number OF delegates will be 73o.
The primary meetings Tor the election
of delegates to the stare convention
must be held in each city and town on
Saturday, June 8 1906 the date fixed
By the state committee, pursuant to the
provisions OF Sec. Il OF No. 2 OF the acts
of the general assembly Ut Vermont,
passt in 1904.
The respet tive city and town com.
mittees for the two years next ensuing
should, also, be elected at the respective
caucuses held for the election OF delegates
to the stale CONVEX ton, and such com.
mittees should be reported to the state
committee forthwith on blanks which
will be furnished by said committee for
such purpose.
Cities and towns will be represented in
said convention by the delegates. elected
on the basis Of one delegate tor each city
and town, and one additional delegate
TOR each one hundred votes and each
fraction Of one hundred votes exceeding
fifty, cast tor the Republican candidate
for governor at the state election in
1904
On the basis fixed by the committee
the spportionment of Caledonia county
is as follows: Barnet 4; Burke 2; Dan.
Vile 4; Groton 8; Hard wick 5; KIRBY 2;
Lyndon 5; Newark /; Peacham 3; Rye
gate 2; Sheffield 2; St Johnsbury -;
STANDARD l; Sutton 2; Walden q Water.
ford 2; Wheeock 2; total ga.
Call for the District Convention.
The district committee tor the Second
Congressional district have ISSUED their
call tor the convention to nominate a
Congressman to be held at ontpeier
on Tuesday June 19 at 2 p. m. The dis
trict is entitled to 378 delegates and the
apportionment for Caledonia county is
the same as at the state convention.
The primary meetings tor the electicn
OF delegates 70 this Convention must be
held in each city and town on Saturday,
June 9th, 1906 the date fixed by the
district committee, pursuant TO the pro.
visions OF Sec. IA OF No. f. the Acts Of
the General Assembly OF Vermont, passed
in 1904
Call fer Republican County c Convention
A republican county convention is here
by called at Armory Hall in ST. Johns
bury on Thursday, June 28th, 1906, al
eleven O'Clock a. m, tor the purpose o
pl cling in nomination candidates tor the
Offices If senator's, Judge of probate
assistant judges Of Caledonia county
court, sheriff, high bahff and states at
torney, to be supported by the treemer
OF Caledonia county al the State election
to be held on Tuesday, Septe mber 4th
1906; for the election Of county com
mittee for the two years next ensuing
and the transaction oiary other bushes!
that may properly come before the con
venti' n.
Pursuant to Sec. IA OF No. 2 OF the act.
OF the General Assembly OF Vermont
passed in 1904, the county committee FL
upon Saturday, June 9th, 1906, for tai
time of holding the caucus for election o
those towns where petition for the US,
OF check list has been filed in accordance
with Sec. 81 said Acts No. 2.
Towns shall be represented ON the basis
OF two delegates from each town and on,
for each one hundred votes, and one io
each fraction OF one hundred OF fifty vote
or over, cast for the republican candidate
for governor at the State election held il
1904.
This will entitle each town to the mum
Der of delegates set after it's name, as fol
lows: Barnet, 5; Burke, 8; Danvile, 5
Groton, 4; Hardwick, 6, Kirby, 3; Lyn
don. 6; Newark. 2; Peacham, 4; Ryegate
8; st. Johnsbury, 10; Sheffield, 8; Stan
nard, 2; Sutton, 8; Walden, 8; Water
ford, 8; Wheelock, 8.
Delegates must be chosen at primar
meetings called by the republican com
mittee of each town. and should pro
vide themselves with proper credentials
duly attested by the secretary of tn
respective primary meeting at whic
they are elected, and present the sam
to the republican county committee
which is constituted the committee O
credentials, at Armory Hall. The CON
mttee will meet al 10 o'clock a. m, an
it is important that the delegates presen
their credentials upon arrival, so tina
the committee may close its work by l
o'clock.
G. c. FRYE, Chairman,
w n WEFKS Secretary