The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-15
CHELSEA
Progressive Caucus and Republican 0ouh-
ty Convention Held Saturday

Progressive Caucus and Republican Coun-
~ Convention Held Saturday
Al the Progressive caucus held SaSn-
dov aftornoon Elgin ID. Barnes and Her
hort II Rover were elected delegates 10
attend the state convention. ErdiN y.
BACON and. Leslie II. Bohonan were eject
ed delegates TO attend the second con
gressional district convention. bota coh-
yentions are to be held at Burlington
sent. N. Leonard ii. Bacon, Leon -
Ordwav and Charles w. Goodwin were
elected delegates to attend the county
convention, which is to be heiu hele
Sept. 30. The following Were eleetsu
as Progressive town committee iVI wy
two wears ensuing Leslie II. bonohan'
Charles w. Goodwin, Herbert = poVu''
Leonard III. Bacon and Holton D aims
The Orange county Republican conNen'
tion was held here Saturday, sept. -
when the following ticket was noihii,'s
ed for county officers: Senator, DaVlu p
Conant of Bradford; assistant Judges,
Henry r. Hayward of Tunbridge anu
Samuel b. Buell. OF STAFFORD Judges
of probate, George l.. stow OF Cheisrd
for the Randolph district, and iamihoi'
T. Baldwin of Newbury for the BRAD
ford district; states attorney FRANK -
Williams of Bradford; sheriff, AFRO a.
Reed of Williamstown; high balm, WIZ
liam T.. Worthley of Washington. Inc
utmost harmony and good feeling pre-
voiIed and there WAS no contest for any
Mace on the ticket. After the business
Of the convention was comPleteu' Si%"
man BENJAMIN Tucker OF Iunbridge
| "a at ET0nK~
lin the Republican nominee Tor soFernol'
who addressed the convention. W.
Gates was followed by Hale \. Earring
of Chelsea, the nominee of the hepuo-
lcan party for lieutenant goVefhoi'
and he by David S. Conant OF Bradtoia'
the nominee of the convention Tor state
senator. All of the sneakers were re-
leeiyed with much enthusiasm. Inc sec
retaries of the convention were l.. d.
Johnson OF Randolph and Martin W.
lcbamberlin of Washington and she tick
81 nominated is strong one and should
draw the full vote of the party at the
November election.
Raw f. Titus of Claremont, y. IL IS
snendinp a three weeks vacation IN TOWN.
and is the guest of his father, Frank !,
Titus.
Miss Dashner of Washington, Miss
Robinson of Burlington and Miss beeoe
of Swanton. teachers in the graded
school. have all taken board with Mrs.
Fred n. Stanton OF Maple avenue.
Mrs. z. j. Doe. who had been the guest
of Mrs. Abbe Bixby for several DAYS,
has returned to her home in West bepa-
non, n. II.
Miss Anna Lucas, the eldest daughter
of Mfr. and Mrs. l.. n. Lucas, lett iast
week for Bradford, where she entered
tbe millinery emporium of Mrs. Z, IL.
Curtis for the season.
Rev. A. y. Eastman of Melrose, Mass,
arrived in town last week and IS the
euest OF his daughter, Mrs. Richard II.
Bacon.
H. X. Burbank, former clerk in T. a.
lCorwins store. who now has a position
with the Commonwealth Fruit Co OF
Boston, il spending three weeks Naca-
Ition in town and is stopping at the nome
Iof his uncle. William E. Burbank.
o. ID. Tracy has recently purchased a
: 1913 Metz OF the runa bout type and
has also taken the agency for the sale
of Metz cars. L. Norris Lucas has pur-
chased from Earl +. Parker OF Barre
II CITY, Hudson touring car.
New line fences have recently been
!, bnilt by the selectmen between the Rob
I. erts. Gould athletic park and the w. IL
~ H. Hall estate.
= John NJ. Atwood OF Boston spent Sat
: urday and Sunday in town as the guest
= Of his mother, Madam Jennie Atwood
Norman w. Hunt and wife visitet
~ friends in New Hampshire last week an'
T. during their absence Mr.. Hunts barber
i, shop was closed.
=" Russell @. Corwin went last week U
Somerville, Mass, to enter a CONNER
4 eial college to take course OF study
= Among those from here who were u
49, Montpelier last week to attend the he
/, publican state convention besides ,. Y
~ Wilson and f.. A. Corwin, who were deie
" !, gates. were J. NJ. Comstock. George
" Tracy, O. ID. Tracy and w. II. spragui'
~ George Fuller. a former resident, WIN
dc is now making his home with his broth
= or. Edwin d. Fuller, in Chelmsford
81 Mass. is in town visiting friends an
~ IS boarding at Washington Beede's, Jus
VI over the line in Tunbridge.
Philip J. Little, former resident hef'
hg but who for the past few years ha
ma lived in Fitchburg. Mass, arrived !
on town last week for few days vas,
OF and during his stay is having some need
an ed repairs made on his barn on Ja
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bell OF wa,
than. Mass. arrived in town last wee
on and are guests of Mn. and Mrs. Riehar
H. Bacon. and their son, Harvey Bel
Ir will remain with Mr. Bacon during tn
ne winter.
at Ernest A. Corwin of the +. A. Coz
win Co. left last Thursday for Bosto
nd 10 purchase fall and winter goods. II
on was accompanied by Mrs. Corwin.
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