The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-05
SEAVER'S NOMINATION
MADE UNANIMOUS
Williamstown Man Won Contest for Re-
publican Candidate for Senator
In Orange County.

Chelsea, July 5.-The Orange county
Republican convention was held at this
place. Saturday ans was called TO order
at l0s9O a. in. BY David s. Conant,
chairman OF the county committee, and
prayer was offered by Rev. John A.
Lawrence. After the reading OF the
call by Secretary II. X. Darling, Chair.
man Conant announced the temporary
organization as follows; Frank s.
Williams Of Bradford. chairman, ana
Frank L. Brigham Of Bradford and W.
Il, SPrague Of Chelsea, secretaries, which
organization was made permanent
Lewis A. seayer Of Williamstown was
nominated as a candidate for senator
from the west side over Raymond r.
Lord Of Orange by forty majority, and
bis nomination was made unanimous.
Benjamin B. Scribner OF Corinth was
nominated without opposition a. senator
from the east side. Warren L. Crafts
Of Bradford wes nominated without OPP
position for assistant Judge from the
east side to succeed Horace White Of
Iopsham whose second term Of office
s
bis lncumbency, has been strong and
faithful official Dana Il. Morse Of Ran.
aolph was nominated 10 succeed himssH
az assistant Judge from the west side.
having served In that capacity but one
term and during which be has greatly
added to his large circle Of friends and
admirers throughout the county.
George L. stow Of Chelsea was nom.
mated without a dissenting voice to
succeed himself as Judge 81 probate fer
he Randolph district, and Harmon T.
Baldwin Of Wells River the present sheTt
i'll Of the county was nominated for
Judge OF probate for the Bradford dis
trict TO succeed Samuel a. Gleason Of
Phetford, who has held the Office for
the past thirty or more years to the
pleasure and satisfaction Of Bis oonstltn.
enoy, and who By reason Of bis impaired
health and the infrmities Of age deemed
t unwise 70 burden himself longer with
the duties OF the Office and hence was
not candidate for denomination.
Stanley G. Wilson Of Chelsea, who
during the past two years has held
the Office Of states attorney and who
has Sustained the high standard that
his predecessors ia Office have main
tanned and enjoyed and whose admin.
istration has been eminently satisfactory
to the citizens 81 the county, was re-
nominated without opposition
Benjamin II. Adams Of Chelsea, who
has been one Of The most efficient deputy
sherilf's IN the county for the past six
teen evars. was nominated without Oh.
position Tor the Office OF sheriff. and
WIZ +. Worthiey Of Washington, who
has also been ali efficient deputy sher-
n Of the county for a quarter Of a
century, was nominated high bailiff and
be wiz succeed the late Steven r OAR
Ing Of FeFshire, who had held this
Office FOR twenty years Or more.
Following the nomination Of this
strong list Of candidates for county Of
ace, the following county committee
vas elected for the two years ensuing.
p s. Conant, Bradford Edward II Mich
als, Braintreef Charles a. Bipelow,
Brookffld, Hale X Darling, Chelsea;
Pead III Darling. Corinthj Frank w.
Pierce, Fairieei Frank George, Newbury;
John p. Emerson, Orange. Dana II.
Morse, Randolph James s. Morrill,.
Straffordj G. S. Wilmot, Thetford; G.
III Eight Topsham; Minara 7. King,
Tunbridgr. B. Frank Fuller, Yershirei
a. =. Whiteomb, Washington; John n.
Kimbail Wssf Farec, and Lewis NJ.
Seaver, Williamgtown.
After the convention adjourned. the
county committee organized BY electing
the following oflleersi David S. Conant,
chairman; Hale X. Darling, secretary
and treasurer; Dana II. Morse, James
IS. Morrill, and Lewis N, seayer, exec
utiye committee.