Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03
The State Election Is over and
Eyes Will Be Turned to This
Colum Daily.
GOOD VOTE YESTERDAY
Group -Four Remains the banner Glass;
with Mrs. Eastman md Miss Uew-
ey In Lend. hut for How Long.
Race Is Not Won TIL over
The Standing.

Well-all the election votes ar.
counted and the public will now turn
It's attention to the Free Press voting
contest more than heretofore This is
no party contest. neither is It COM
cerned with better schools or the tar.
if. this is a struggle Of work perse-
verence and tact. Work with iudg-
ment and tact will win 10 times out
Of 20 in any. kind of contest 50
contestants, get busy for the home
stretch Is near at hand In horse
races how often does rank outsider
creep up on the home stretch and pass
the field? The outsider shows a re-
markable burst of speed and wins
while the others have been laying
back thinking that they had the race
well in hand. The voting yesterday
was large. but even. most of the lead
ing contestants receiving about an
equal number of votes. Group Four,
with Mrs. Anna S Allen and Miss
Bertha Hewey in the lead. remains
the banner class. Miss Hewey is sec
ond to-day but she may be first to-
morrow. It's a great race.
The standing to-day:
GROUP ONE.
Miss Grace Cook 81 Bank st 1880
Anna B. Eastwood. 2o4 Coneg,
street .................... 110,s67
W. a. Lafontaine. The Old Bee
Hive, Burlington ............11o,76r
r. A. Nichols, II. W. Allen & Co. 1874
Dorothy stratton. IS SO. Willard
street ..................... 10.41s
Miss Edna Baldwin. IS Cherry st. 1888
GROUP TWO.
Jennie Milford. Winooski. ..... 22s,17o
Arthur J. O'Heare st. Adams 77,303
Charles Lamorder, Middlebury e2,OOs
John Culley. st. Adams. ... 7,s47
Henry Premier, Montpelier. 1887
Frances Rooney, st. Albans.. s,125
Bertha Gimour, ddlebury. -. 2.22S
O. /. Lowell, Middlebury.. us
Nellie Parker. winooski. 500
GROUP THREE.
Mrs. Maria Tinker. Morrisville 1894
Miss Eula Douglas, Essex Jet. .11S.OS2
Eva A. Meigs. vergcnnes. 65.oss
Miss Clytie Burt, Waterbury,. 1921
Mary c. Haskell. Versennes 10000
GROUP FOUR.
Mrs. Anna s. Allen. East Char
Iotte ....,'.......,... "3S.33c
Bertha Hewey, Milton. ....... .22O.sSe
Mrs Wellmsn Walston. Jericho
Center ............... ...... 1871
Jessie I Rail Ferris hurph 1OA OSn
Miss Beaumall Hurd, Addison. 4I,I74
Katherine Griswold, Cornwall. 25.943
Ethel Bashaw. Richmond. 1S,77s
Mrs. @. f. Belts, New Haven. 1875
Miss Emma Munnette, Charlotte I3.63S
Mazda A. Kelsey, Salisbury.. s.635
Flora f. Derby. Hinesburgh.... 7.4sd
Elmer Norris. West Lincoln.... 7.O14
Esther L. Bush. orwell. ...... 4,27O
GROUP FIVE.
Miss Wilma Holmes. Cambridge 1889
Ida p. Rand, Randolph. ...... IOs,s5d
I. V. Spooner Sheldon. ........I O5.3Ia
Mrs. Elma Clapp, Montgomery. ss.Ise
Amos II. Sanders, Brandon So,56a
Lloyd Galbraith. Enosburgh
Falls ..................... 54,745
Mrs Lillian c. Chase. East
Fletcher Observation-Disclosures. 54.olC
I3ernice Drury Clark. Wolcott. 39,O5e
Hattie j. Hooker. Goshen...... 3s,20l
Miss Helena Reay. North Hero. 1919
Clayton r. Stinson. Johnson.... lo.4s4
Grace " Con-. Richford. ... s,.eO
| Candace w. Macomber. Grand Isle a,aSI
F. L. Giddings. Hubbardton. 1850
Harold Beard. Waterville. ..... 3,S7%
| Grace G. SaWNer. NeWport. 49,. S.2I2