Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20
MANY NOMINATIONS MADE
Final Caucuses Held and Papers
Filed Monday Night.
Republicans select Albert $. Drew as
Candidate for Mayor. while Demo-
Gratis Again Name James
Il. Burke.

complete list of the nominations made
nv all parties. factions and individuals
FOR mayor aldermen and school commits
,ioners to be voted for at the city election
March 4, follows, the time for filing
nominations having expired at midnight
Monday:
FOR MAYOR.
Albert s. Drew, republican.
James r. Burke. democrat.
f. j. Thomas, progressive.
FOR ALDERMEN.
WARD ONE.
Henry b. Hall, republican. Also under
stood to be endorsed by democrats
Charles Deal progressive.
WARD TWO
Joseph Agel, republican.
+. o. Reynolds. progressive, and en-
1orsed by democrats.
WARD THREE.
Charles p. Dion, republican.
John A. Smith democrat.
Edward Javallee. progressive.
WARD FOUR.
William Thyme, progressive, and en-
dorsed by republicans.
Frank !. Dwyer, democrat.
WARD FIVE.
Z. w. ]. Hawkins. republican.
Howard S. Crane democrat
Frederick L. Clark, progressive.
WARD SIX.
Addison 3. Buell., republican.
Inomas 2. Clay, democrat
George A. Beede, progressive
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
WARD FIVE.
H. b. Chittenden, republican.
john S. Hefflon, democrat.
Ida B. Horton, progressive
WARD SIX.
Roy L. Patrick, republican.
John w Coffey. democrat.
j. Holmes Jackson, progressive.
NAMED ON NOMINATION PAPERS
The nomination papers of the progress
eives in the first ward contained the fol-
lowing nominations: Alderman, Charles
Deal: ward clerk, George A. Armstrong;
inspectors OF election, l.. b. Burton,
George +. Burns and Henry d. Lacey.
The NTH ward progressive ticket con-
tains the following Alderman, Frederick
Z. Clark ward clerk, Guy r. Horton;
school commissioner. Ida B. Horton; in
spectors of election. George w. Hatch.
Dennie f. Harran and Elmer f. Patten.
The sixth ward progressive ticket names
the following; Alderman, George A.
Becde; ward clerk Frank l.. Lane; school
commissioner, ]. Holmes Jackson; !nspec-
tors of election, c. Arthur Laduke, j.
II. Carlin and NJ. c. Powers.
The sixth ward republican nomination
papers names for alderman, Addison b
Buell.; ward clerk, Durell c. Simonds
school commissioner. Roy l.. Patrick; in
spectors of election, ]. II. Carln, NJ. c.
Powers and Walter o. Lane.
CITY HALL A LIVELY PLACE.
With two city caucuses and three ward
caucuses being run off in rapid succession
in addition to a board OF aldermen meet.
ing and a continuous stream of polite
ians OF one creed or another fling nomi
nation papers OF some description, the ole
city hall was the scene Monday Of
one of the busiest periods in its history
The city caucuses resulted in the nomi
nation of Albert s. Drew OF 20 Buel
street now alderman from the fifth ward
to head the republican ticket and OF ex
Mayor James f. Burke Of so North Unior
street as the candidate of the democrats
Alderman e. W. ]. Hawkins was agair
selected as nominee for alderman in tn
fifth ward by the republicans, and tn
fourth ward democratic caucus nominated
F. ]. Dwyer for alderman
TWO CITY CAUCUSES.
The republican city caucus was he'll
in the city court room and, as everything
was harmonious, it lasted only few min