The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
TWO MEMBERS OF
STATE COMMITTEE
M. F. Barnes to Represent Addison
County and H. B. Barber to Repre-
sent Windham County on Repub-
lican Campaign Board.

The new Republican state committee,
as elected at the close Of the state con-
yention in Montpelier yesterday after
noon, will contain two nem members,
NJ. L. Barnes Of Addison county to take
the place OF Thad NJ. Chapman, and
II. G. Barber OF Brattleboro TO sud
coed f. W. Gibson Fred G. Williams
Of Newport will be chairman again, hay-
ing been elected yesterday, and Earle
s. Kinsley OF Rutland viii be the sec
retary
The complete committee is as follows
Addison, NJ. F. Barnes Of Addison.
Bennington, E. d. yelling Of Bening
ton.
Caledonia, Henry Blodgett of St.
Johnsbury.
Chittenden, Homer Wright Of Essex
Junction
Essex. VI. +. Bishop Of Island Pond.
franklin, j. g. Norton Of ST. Adams.
Grand Isle, j. S. Henry Of Ise la
Motto.
Iamoille. L. b. Waite Of Hyde Park.
Orange, n. G. Baldwin Of Wells Riv-
er.
Orleans, F. C. Williams, Newport.
Rutland, E. s. Kinsley of Rutland.
Washington. N d Phelps of Barre.
Windham, Fl. g. Barber Of Brattleboro.
Windsor, Charles Downer Of Sharon.
The members Of the executive commit
tee are: II. G. Williams, Il. D, yelling
Homer Wright, ]. G, Norton and NJ +.
Barnes.
Dr. Mead, in accepting the nomination
for governor, made the following prom
ises:
Il beg the privilege Of thanking all
again for the distinguished honor You
have conferred upon me. i
have been able only to touch upon
few of the many important subjects
involved in the perpetuation Of good
government, Id The coming work Of
bringing about a greater state progress
all along the line, in the duty 81 part,
to the state. OF individual to party and
OF standard bearer to the ranks In the
natural course Of election results IN Yer
mont, it will be my earnest endeavo~
to serve our good state and the party
of our atfiiiati0n to the best Of my abil-
/ ity. IN view Of that probability, / ask
for that support which You have grant
ed governors ot Vermont III the past
only in this manner can we show
our appreciation Of the grand and splen-
did achievement OF our fathers. of the
wonderful opportunities for cur people
resulting from the immense deposits Of
wealth il our hills and valleys. where
nature has dealt with Us in 4 prodigal
manner; III short, our appreciation Of
the great Inheritance which we are per-
mitted To enjoy
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the
convention, 20 far as III ma lies in
lihe capacity / nm named and IN the
office which il al probability will comb
us the result Of yonr action. I promise
g 70 lnx dalix
tfIne vote By counties on the decisive
ballot yesterday showed that Mead car
ried six counties, against five by Fleet
wood. The former had majority i'll
Addison Chittenden Essex, Franklin.
Orleans and Rutland counties; ana tie
latter il Grand Isle, Lamoille Orange
Washington and Windsor Bateheder
carried Bennington comfy and had the
most votes in Windham county. IN
Caledonia county Mead and Fleetwood
were tied at 23 votes each.
The vote by counties was as fol.
| lows:
Addison, Mead 3S, Fleetwood 20.
Bennington, Mead 10, Bateheder SO,
Hapgood 2.
| Caledonia. Mead 20, Fleetwood %.
Chittenden, Mead AS, Fleetwood O.
Essex Mead l3, Fleetwood g
Franklin, Mead 40, Fleetwood 0, Gates
IL.
Grand Isle, Mead 2, Fleetwood 5.
Lamolle, Fleetwood %.
Orange, Mead 10, Fleetwood 20, Gates
III, Gibson L
Orleans, Mead 33, Fleetwood la
4 Rutland, Mead 82, fleetwood &c.
/ Washington, Mead rs Fleetwood 80.
4 Windnam, Mead II, Fleetwood I2,
Batchelder 25, Gates 7.
Windsor, Mead 20, Fleetwood 40,
Batehelder 2, Gates /.