The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-02
FOR COUNTY SENATORS:


~ ]. WARD CARVER of Barre His
remarkable administration of the exact
ing office of states attorney for the last
four years and the intimate knowledge
that the voters have Of him throughout
the county make detailed argument UNI
necessary. A Washington county boy
by birth and ever since, he has in a few
years established splendid legal prac
tiee, and by natural qualification, good
Judgment broad views, knowledge OF the
needs of the county and state, and fair
mindedness, is ideally qualified to meet
and act on the very important questions
which will engage the attention of the
next legislature. DO you care to sub
stitute for this man the candidate who
opposes him on the fusion ticket?
(2.) HEBER c. CADY of Mortified.
Here again is a lifelong resident of
Washington county, who by his strict
attention to business and his natural
qualifications therefor, has become
treasurer Of the Mortified Savings bank,
one of the soundest institutions in the
county, devoted to the interests of her
citizens. Mr.. Csdy represented North
field in the legislature of 1905, and spoke
and voted for the weekly payment law
snd other measures intended to promote
ihe welfare of the common people. He
was a member of the committee which
formulated and reported a measure
which to-day is bringing into the state
treasury, this year $4,000 additional
revenue from bank taxation. He effec-
lively supported the present policy con
trolling the expenditure of money appro- !
priated for highway purposes, iuaugurated /
at that session and successfully admins
tered by the present candidate for gov
ernor on the Republican ticket. His |
record on these matters shows him TO 4
BE- OF sufficient independence to work for |
all that is hest for this county and the !
state, and to represent all the people.
and his large acquaintance and influence
will greatly assist his purpose. What
sound argument can be raised in favor
Of supplanting him with the candidate
gho opposes him.
49, ORLANDO l.. MARTIN Of Plain.
field Mr.. Martin. another Washington
county boy. served ~ principal OF the
kchools of Plainfcld FOR three years;
Plainfeld in the legislature
of 1905: served four wears as member
Of the state fair commission: and later
four years a. commissioner Of agricuf.
ture. He il therefore thoroughly con.
Nersant with the needs Of the state and
The questions that will arise IN the leg
stature. His remarkable Acquaintance
with men from every part Of the state
fnd his training in these various posi-
iions certainly qualify him for the state
Senate and ensure \ broad consideration !
bf every measure that comes before IL.
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES:
a. GEORGE y. DALE Of Waterbury. .
Judge Dale has served the county con I
and wen ~ assistant Judge
ior four wears. after having held various
own offices. He Is BY training and ex- q
pefience well fitted 10 serve ~ fret a. =
istant Judge Hnd The voters wil Do wen D
10 place him IN that position. :
81 CHARLES ". DANA Of Wood Z
,ars. NJ. Dana has held practically 4
very oficr within the gift 81 bic town 9
.as represented Woodbury. En- the lerisla. {
ures has been reelected lister for many =
.eafs. has been town alerk ani treasurer p
~ long period b. e mian If qoad sound y
ense and Judgment end enjoys Tire ron
8ener oi bis own community Surely Z
T. Is just such 3 mau as N8l fest serve
he Interests " the county - sssistart @
aaee aud the VOTERS should carefully 4
1usidrr Bic qualifications 80 compared p
18th thosf oi thr man eho opposes him =
FOR JUDGE or PROBATE:
s. FRANK 7. MARTIN al Barre 81
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