The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
MAY BE NO ELECTION
ON FIRST BALLOT
If That Is the Case in Barre City Rep
resentative Contest the Polls Will
Be Opened Immediately On
Notice from City Clerk.


the polls will open at 8 o'clock in the
morning, and in tile election for city
representative will remain open until !
in the afternoon, while the polls will
close on the state and county elections
at 5 o'clock.
In case there should be no election
for city representative on the first bal
lot, Clerk Mackay will so announce
from the city clerks office after re-
ceiying the election returns from the
various wards and having them eerti-
/ fled to, after which the clerk will no
tify the ward officers that there. was
no election and authorize them to re-
open the ballot boxes for two hours
for second ballot, stating the time for
the re-opening and the time for clos
ing. Majority is required to elect.
The candidates for city representa-
tive are; Democratic and Labor party,
Richard Grigg; Republican John w.
Gordon; Progressive, Alex. Gordon; So
lcialist, Thomas G. Mercer.
The Candidates.
The various state and county tickets
to be voted for are as follows:
Republican Party.
For governor M. Fletcher Of
Cavendish.
For lieutenant governor-Frank f.
Howe of Bennington.
! For state treasurer Edward II. Deav-
lit OF Montpelier.
For secretary of te-Guy w. Bail
ey OF Essex.
For auditor of accounts-H Horace F..
Graham of Craftsbury.
For attorney general Rufus e. Brown
of Burlington.
For representative to Congress, sec
ond district Frank Plumley Of North
field
For senator's Fred l.. Laird of Mont
pelier. u. y. House Of Berlin, George W.
Wallis of Nyaitsfeh.
For assistant judges of county court
William J. Clapp of Barre City, George
Fl. Dale Of Waterbury
For judge of probate, district of Wash
ington Frank J. Martin of Barre City.
For states Attorney. Ward Carr
yer OF Barre City.
For sheriff Frank II. Tracy of Mont
pclier.
For high bailiff Arch Batchelder of
Plainfeld.
Democratic Party.
For governor Harlan b. Howe of st.
Johnsbury
For lieutenant governor Herbert c.
Comings Of Richford
For state treasurer Martin A. Brown
Of Wilmington.
For secretary Of state-Jeremiah c.
Dnrick OF Fair Haven.
For auditor of accounts Lewis w.
johnson OF Burlington.
For attorney -general--Burton f. Bail
ey Of Montpelier.
For representative to Congress. second
district o. c. Sawyer Of Sharon.
For senators Dr. VI. r. Mc(iuire of
Montpelier, A. l.. Hewitt of Berlin, +. G.
Lnce of Waterbury.
For assistant judges of county court
George II. Hastings Of Waitsfield, DIR.
Fl. S. Carver OF Marshfeid.
For Judge Of probate. district of WASH
ington Frank j. Martin Of Barre City.
For states attorneg-Harry G. Shurt
left of Montpelier.
For sheriff p. r. Brown OF Barre.
For high hailifT NJ. X. Price OF Mid
dlesex.
Socialist Party.
For governor Fred w. Suitor OF
Barre.
For lieutenant gosernorAllen P.
Bourbon OF Woodstock.
For state treasurer John Mcmillan Of
Burlington.
For secretary of state--William Heal
ey of Webstervillc.
For auditor Of aecounts-John NJ. jew.
ell of Proctorsville.
For encouragement Alphonso ID.
kimball of Hardwick
For representative 10 Congress, sec
ond district Chester E. 0rdway of Proc
torsville.
For senators William Scott of Barre,
John Callahan of Barre, John McWil- |
liams of Graniteville.
For assistant judges Of county court
George Rock of East Barre, Carl S. Mute
Of Barre.
For Judge of probate, district of Wash
ington John Cumming OF Barre.
For sheriif-John Healey of Granite
VILE
For high bailiif John Davidson of
Barre.
Prohibition Party.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. smith OF |
For lieutenant governor Fred A. Col
Inns of st. Albans.
For state treasurer Eugene NJ. Camp
bell of Lyndonville.
For secretary Of Arthur S. Gal
up of Burlington.
For auditor of accounts George c. |
Fhrall of Rutland.
For attorney general Roney M. Har
sey of Montpelier.
For representative to Congress, second
district Elmer L. Phillips of st. Johns
bury.
Progressive Party.
For governor Fraser Metzger of Ran
lolph.
For lieutenant governor-M. L. Asel-
line OF Fairfield
For state treasurer Harry S. How
,rd of Burlington.
For secretary of state John NJ Blake
If Barton.
For auditor of accounts Ernest w.
5ibson of Brattleboro.
For attorney general Richard A. Hoar
# Barre.
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