Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-16
MANY UNPlEOGEO
DELEGATIONS
Men Who Will Represent Chit.
tenden County Towns at Re-
publican Convention.

Most Of the delegations from Chitten-
Den county towns outside of Burlington
are uiiinstructed as to whom they shall
support at the county convention to be
held at Burlington June q. Charlotte
and Richmond delegations are said TO en-
press n preference for A. l.. Sherman for
the office of Judge Of probate: Westford
will support the candidacy OF J. n. Ma
comber for this office. while Hinesburg
has elected a split ticket. Richmond rep
rescntativcs will also support j. II. AL
len for sheriff and n. r. Shaw for states
attorney. Jericho voters have registered
their preference for j. A. Smith for sena-
tor after Il hot four cornered fight and
the South burlington men will support n.
H. Wheeler and the Huntington delcga-
ton George Norton for this office. The
Town delegations follow:
CHARLOTTE.
Charlotte will send a delegation in sup
Port of the candidacy of A. L. Sherman
For judge of probate The delegates fol-
CIV: James c. Williams, w. W. Higbee
G. r. Converse. O. G. Carpenter. s. NJ.
Williams, F. f. Thomas, H. II, Kings
land, G.. A. FoOte.
COLCHESTER
An uninstructed delegation headed
by F. F.. Bigwood was elected by accla-
nation in Colchester. IT Is under
stood that this delegation would have
been for DR.. w. s. Nay of Jericho for
senator. provided he had won III his
own town IT was expected chat a
delegation to support c. II. Stevens
would oppose this ticket, but in the
n mi hak Lo l~~t ~I
only one set of delegates was men
toned. The delegates and alternates
follow: F. +. Bigwood. Sidney Snyder,
l.. w. Ravln. Theo. Simard. George
Allen, Thomas Holden, Joseph Devino,
Arthur Smith. George d. Nash; alter
mates, w. II. Severance, j. -. Laval
ley, Alphonse Dubuc. Benjamin Fitch.
John Lester. Edward O'Toole, James p.
Whalon. George Pollinger. H. w.
Blondin
ESSEN
Dr.. David Marvin was elected chairman
Of the caucus held in the Park street
school house at Essex Junction Satur-
day evening and o. s. Nichols was chosen
secretary The following uninstructed
delegation was elected: David Marvin.
G. B. Drury W. F. Chaplin. r. w. Abbey.
W. W. Smith. Allen Martin. O. S. Nichols,
!. Z. Huntley. C. w. Rice. G. j. Hobart
7 F. Bates, p. o. Mudgett. d. NJ John
son, II. o. Whitney. II. A. IIadd; alter
mates, W. r. Nichols. Harry Ayers. II. H.
Day, C. II. Weed, r. d. Prindlc. o. ].
Remington. F. L. Keith, C. s. Fletcher.
II. w Sinclair, George Gates, Harry
Davis. J. II. Viele. II. r. Hall. w. r.
Place r. D. Drury
HINESBURG.
Iinesburg will send a divided delega-
ton for Judge Of probate. five members
being for sherman and four for Macom-
Der. The delegates follow. c. w. Bost-
wick, S. D. Reed. NJ. L. Brothers. Daniel
Written. p. +. Dimick. ELI Goodrich. r.
O. Mead. Clark Pierce, George Patrick.
HUNTINGTON
The delegation for this town will
support George Norton of Huntington
for senator, otherwise their prefer
ences are not indicated, The dele
gates are as follows: b. F. O'Brien
c. +. Brewster. E. II. Sweet, G. W.
Brewster. O. II. Morrill, Morton Brew
ster J. c.. Carpenter.
JERICHO.
After two ballots this town elected a
delegation In favor of the candidacy Of
j. A. Smith Of Jericho for senator. On