The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-25
Because Of Delinquency In
Tax Payment
CHECKLIST TO BE SMALLER
Board Of Civil Authority Held It's Final
Meeting Last Night for Revision of
Voting List and to Prepare
for Election.

The second and final meeting OF the
Of the checklist for the coming election
was held at the city court room last
evening. Hardly was the board ready
for business when a line Of men was
formed and for over an hour new names
were added and transfers were made at
q rapid rate. The names Of 80 new
voters were added to the lists and there
we're 25 changes.
Ward three took the lions share Of the
new voters, and OF the total number 10
were registered in this ward, while the
others ranged from seven in ward one,
to two in ward two. Nearly half Of
the new voters were armed with their
naturalization papers, and Z. r. Davis
was kept busy administering the oath.
II. G. Rowland presided at the meeting
and City Clerk James Mackay oficiated
as clerk.
The New Voters.
The list of new voters by wards fol-
lows;
Ward one--E. A. Camp, Angelo Giorio,
Luigi Gloria. ]. w. Cauld, Angelo Sassi-
rossi, G. Malnatti, William A. Nelson.
Ward two, NJ Lee Aiken, A. Q. Whit
ney.
Ward three--Battista Caderazzi, Will
liam Findlater, w e. Perry, L. O. Gil
lette, James Sterling, Alex. Beagrie,
James Beagrie, John Kelly, George F.
Columbe, Wallace Mayville, George j.
Miller, Dennis Cieary, Bernard Corcoran.
Ward four, Guiseppi Brevio, Fernando
Rossi, Leonard Relation, James Ladris,
George Mcleod
Ward FIVE, Edward Dunghi, victorio
Somani. Luigi Soldini, Dennis Mnehan.
Ward six, E. G. Maker, Seymour Tuck
er, Henry Flint, v. E. Coleman, James
Elrick.
Voters Transferred
The names Of the voters who were
transferred to different wards than the
ones in which they previously voted fol-
low:
Ward one--J. w. Given, Fred e. Heath,
Carl NJ. Rollins, G. F. Newhsl.
Ward two--H. L. Campbell, N. P. Nye,
Arthur L. Pierce, Fred E. Hall. Nathan
Clark.
Ward three--James A. Rowen, jr,
James Adie, b. L. KnoGlton, r. j. Dun-
can, o. B. Carpenter.
Ward four-James T. Thorington, An
gelo c. Bianchi, Edward Carderd.
Ward fve-Luigi Lani, Mario Rizzi,
Domenico Pucchier
Ward sikh @. Hodgdon, E. E. Will
ley, Charles Sharkey, IT,, j. c. Phelps,
G. L. Gauthier
Of over hundred delinquent taxpay-
ers, or supposed taxpayers, who were
sent notices Of their last chance to settle
last evening, the names of 70 were or
dered stricken from the checklists. The
others settled. There were a total of
81 names added at the two meetings Of
the board OF civil authority The number
stricken off because Of failure to pay
taxes aud the number dying and re-
moving from the city viii bring the total
number of names on the checklist to a
point considerably lower than that Of
last year.
Edward Cardeni was appointed bal
lot clerk in ward four in place of Leslie
Lawrence, who refused to serve. Frank
McWhorter, who was appointed ballot
clerk in ward one, refused to serve, and
Richard Bradley was appointed in his
place.
The following justices Of the peace
were appointed to administer the oath
to the election officers Of the various
voting places: ward one, A. "A. Sargent;
ward two, H. w Scott; ward three, J. r..
Higgins; ward four, W. r. Calder; ward
five, B. Albisetti; ward six, M J. AIn-
Gowan.
At the conclusion Of the other business
of the meeting motion was made that
the checklist as revised be adopted for
use at the election This motion pre-
vailed and the meeting was then adj
journed.