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Williams of Peaekan, Wright 0
Montgomery. Total--72
Voted Aaalnst the Referendunl

Williams of Peaekan, Wright Of
MONTGOMERY Total--72-
Voted Against the Referendum
Abbott of Landgrove, Alderman of
Vernon, Allard of Colchester, Allen OF
Westford, Amey Of Brigton, Babbitt
OF Rockingham, Ballard Of Fletcher,
Barron of Barton, Barrows OF John
son, Battell OF Middlebury, Bean Of
Newport, Beebe OF Westmore. Bee
man of Milton, Bemis Of Athens, Bill
lings of Vershire, Billings of Wood
stock, Bishop Of Stamford, Blanchard
of Readsboro, Bowen of Sunderland,
Bowles of Woodford, Branch Of
Grand Isle, Briggs Of Searsburg. But
terrified of Wilmington, calderwood OF
st. Johnsbury, Campbell OF Norwich,
CARL of Canaan. Carpenter OF North
field, Chaffee of Rutland, Clarey OF
Greensboro, Converse of Baltimore,
Cook OF Ripton, Corliss Of West Fair
lee, Cory of Montpelier, Covery OF
Grafton, Cutting of Concord, Davis
of Fairlee, Dart OF Springfield, Day
of Panton, Dewitt of Newfane, Dixie
Of Bristol, Dudley OF Middletown
Springs, Dwyer of West Rutland, Ea-
ton of Hancock, Ellis of Royalton,
Flanders of Orange, Flanders Of Tun-
bridge, Fletcher OF Stockbridge, Gil
llett of Richmond, Goodwin of Corinth,
Griffin Of Sudbury, Hall Of Isle La
Motto, Harrington OF Shelburne, Haw-
kins of SALISBURY, Hayes Of Goshen,
Hill OF Dover Holden of Clarendon,
Hosford of East Haven, House OF
Berlin, Howe of Bennington, Hulihan
of Rutland Town, Hutchinson OF
Washington, Ives of Mount Holly
Jackson OF Waltham, JENNIE OF Read
ling, Johnson of Castleton. King OF
Mount Tabor, Leary of Jericho, Lea
vens of Morgan, Lewis Of Wells. Lu-
cia Of Hinesburg, Marlowe of Under
him, Marshall of Bloomfield, Martin
Iof Brookline, Mason OF Pawlet, Matti-
son of Glastonbury, Maun OF st. Al
bans, Myers Of. Pownal, Myrick OF
Bridport, Nelson of Fayston. Ormsbee
of East Montpelier, Orvis of Manches-
ter, Packard of Braintree, Page OF
Hyde Park, Parcher of st. George,
Parkhurst OF Troy, Peck of Burling-
ton, Pendrich of Gulldhall, Peters OF
! Ira, Pittridge OF Leicester, Plumb OF
Halifax, Pollard OF Fair Haven, Pond
I of Berkshire, Reed of Williamstown,
Root of Benson, Rowland of Poultney
Ryan OF Fairfield, Sawyer OF More
town, Scofield of Richford, Shaw OF
; Stowe, Sheehy of Fairfax, Sherwin
OF Jamaica, Shorey of Lyndon, Smith
, lof Newbury, Smith OF Shrewsbury
Stafford Of Brattleboro. Stone of Wal
. lingford, Tassie of Woodbury., Taylor
of Brunswick, Thompson OF Proctor
; Tracy OF South Hero, Wall of Dorset
: Webb OF Arlington, Webb of Sher
3 burne. Webster OF Swanton, Whit
ney of Marlboro, Wiley OF Cam
. bridge, Williams of Peru, Williams o.
: Winhall, Wilmarth OF Addison, WOOD
D of Georgia, Woodruff OF Burke
4 Wright OF Starksboro. Wright o.
y Westminster Young Of Orwell
: Total-t24.
Absent or Not Voting.
! Allen OF FerrIsburg, Baldwin o
Dummerston, Barton of Plymouth
. Bean of Maidstone, Bentley OF Sand
. gate, Breed OF Pittsford, Bryant o
I Ludlow, Cameron OF Norton. Cas-
!, well OF South Burlington, Cave o
= Barre City, Clark OF Morristown, Col
: frin OF Groton. Cook of Shoreham
y Covell of Lexington. Crosby OF Tin
mouth. Cunningham of st. Alban
= ITown. Cutting of Waterford, Eaton o
:, Bradford, Ellis of Brookfield, Fitch o
:, Windsor, Fletcher OF Cavendisf
:, Gage OF Weathersfeld, Ham OF Nc
- wark, Hines OF Lowell, Howard o
Roxbury, Jennings OF Hubbardtor
n Johnson OF Somerset, Kellogg 0
:. Plainfeld. Kennedy OF Williston, IA
- land OF Bloomington, Lucier Of ia,
!, Lyon OF Highgate, Martin OF Hartlant
a McCuen OF Vergennes. McElroy c
- Middlesex, Miller OF Putney, Phillip
:, OF Bolton, Rice OF Granville, Robii
- son of Elmore. Seager OF Brandon
Shattuck OF Bridgewater, Thomas
- Guilford, Thomas OF Monkton, Trac
" of Belvidere, Wright OF Coventr!
~ Young OF Westfield.
!. Before the Referendum bill cam
"A back from the Committee House Bi
"A 1888 giving women the right to yot
,rl OH lllt QuGoliOlf NoihC th
~ was introduced and ably supported b
Mr.. Hunt OF New Haven. The Leagu
:, had nothing to do with the bill e'
:, lcept to say a good word in favor
~ its passage as opportunity came.
We encouraged some TO support u
~ bill on the floor. II passed to thir
w reading with such a bang that Ii
~ echoes we're heard outside Vernon
That was Just before the holiday r
"a cess and gave excellent opportunit
~, ~, for a campaign against the bill befol
~ II came up on Its passage. The opp
4. sition needed little more time eve
,e when the bill came up for passage O
w ter recess and II was ordered TO
~ and be made a special order. Du
&c ing the discussion had upon the pa
W. sage OF the bill. II. h. Amey, Es'
member from Brighton, read TO q
ne House one OF the superintendent
~, private letters written 10 a memb
~, OF the House who had spoken for Il
Nv nv bill when II was up for third rea
s ing.
'er Brewery Lobby
Id Newspaper reports have II that d
he National Liquor Dealers associate
ng at their annual meeting held In Ma
OF 1910, at Cincinnati. Ohio. appropriate
te. an almost incredible sum OF money
ge the defence OF the trade" We knC
all that this money Is being used In bu
to ing advertising space and even edit,
he ial space In the newspapers whel
ever they can find II for sale. v
know this money Is used whery
nm. elections and Legislators campai
an. fights ieopardiEes their business. Y
81 know that during November they Sc
an. man TO Florida to run the campai
on against the constitutional prohibits