Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-12
President of State Association
Finds Great Reason for En-.
enlargement and Believes
Victory Is Coming Soon.
0FFIGERj ARE REFLECTED
Vice-PreSident of Massachusetts
Association Reviews Her Cam
paign Work and Declares En-
Observation-Disclosures
Result in Better Candidates.

MISREPRESENTATION women Would
Result in Better Candidates.
The second session Of the annual con-
venton of the Vermont State suffrage
association was called to order AT fen
O'Clock Friday morning a. the c.s. hal,
by the president. Mrs. Frances Rastall
Wyman Devotional exercises were led
by Mrs. W. J. Van Patton Of this cit,.
Reports from the following officers were
read and accepted by the convention:
Recording secretary. Mrs Mary Grace
Garfield Of Woodstock: CORRESPONDING
secretary, Mrs. Amanda y. Scavcr of
Barton; treasurer. Mrs Julia Ashley
Pierce of Rochester; auditor Mrs les
sic r. Tinkham of Rochester: educational
superintendent. Mrs Walter r. Hard oc
Manchester; fair superintendent. Mrs
Mary Grace Garfield of Woodstock: press
superintendent, Mrs. Sarah rfar,r Of
Burlington; legislative superintendent.
Mrs. Fanny r. Rastall of Manchester
Center.
o.., 'l'"'''N H'"I were
n ~ ,ah," resolutions Mrs
g.. - i'.'I"i'" MIS- Amanda
90 '' ~" anu MIS- oarah hawkes.
w., "','''''n c"urtos'@S' Mrs. II. g.
Wheelock and Mrs G. S Van Patton
OF this city; constitution. Mrs Jessie r
Tinkham of Rochester. Mrs. John Ham
I'o''' Oh Springfield and Mrs. Alberta
n'''i'ah "l 81 Adams; credentials. Mrs
" "'Ir a Ier'e OF Rochester and Mrs.
! H. hrohfner or Rutland; nominations.
Miss Elizabeth Clement of Rutland Nries
Ahce y. Colhurn Of Springfield and Mrs
r. = jose of Johnson.
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