The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-13
E. c. Glysson for Alderman
in One, 0. D. Shurtleff in
Three, A. M. Rossi in Five
H. E. AVERILL Sc 4pgL
COMM'R. OnCOND
w. t. Calder Named for
School Board in the
Fourth

Primaries for selection Of ward candi-
dates in the municipal elections next
month were held in five Of Barre's six
wards last evening; Eugene G. Glysson
was nominated for alderman in ward one,
| Harvey Il. Averill for school commissions
er in ward two, o. d. Shurtleh for alder
man in ward three, W. T. Calder for
school commissioner in ward four, and
cx-Alderman A. MI Rossi for alderman
in ward five. In two Of the wards the
third and fourth there were no contests.
Ward one furnished three-c -cornered
fight for the aldermanc nomination and
It mustered by far the largest attend
ance Of the evening total OF 200 votes
being cast, which is about two. thirds Of
the average vote polled there on election
day. Called to order BY r. a. Howland,
the caucus soon got down to business,
the promptness being largely induced by
the cramped sensation in the limited ac-
c7mmodation OF room in the Church
street school, the room being literally
iammed full, Mr. Rowland was elected
chairman and Fl. G. Iadd clerk.
In excellent nomination speeches. T. {.
Glysson was presented by Judge Frank
j. Martin, Judge II. w. Scott by Rev.
i. B. Reardon and Charles oliver hg
john G. Willie, after which the tellers
counted the following results: Whole
number cast, BOG; necessary l04; oliver,
10; Scott 81; Glysson, $50 Mr. Glys-
,1a.Ia,.gg4
bad not been necessary to resort to T. II.
Tierneys plan for having plurality nom
mate after the second ballot IN ease Of
failure to nominate by majority on the
first two ballots.
Jumping to the top Of school desk,
Judge Scott in a neat speech moved to
make Mr.. Glysson's nomination unani-
nous; and he was no sooner back on
the foor from bis vantage point than Mr..
oliver. the other defeated candidate. Sec
onded che motion. The sentiment pre-
vailed by r0using vote. and the caucus
dissolved as rapidly as the narrow exit
would allow
Ward Two Balloted Once
Three nominations for school commits
si0uer were made in the caucus at
school the ward two polling
llacc a contest developing between Har.
sey r. Averill and f. NJ. Lyon, after
Arthur :. Martin had withdrawn his
lamc. Fifty six votes were cast. Mr..
Averill being declared the caucus nom
nee by virtue of his receiving 3j votes
g p for his opponent
a. s. Rounds Of the Republican city
called the meeting to order.
Alderman John r. Cook was elected
and City Clerk James Mackav
IS secretary. Mr.. Martins name was
PRESENTED by a. b, Lane. Mr.. Averill was
nominated 81 +. ". Bisbee. and Thomas
Z Nichols placed the name Of Mr. Tyou
i nomination Mr. Martin withdrew his
anne az once.
No op. osition TO o. D. Shurtlef
Brcyity marked the nomination Of o.
} Shurtlef for ald rman IN THE ward
drce caucus at the summer street school
0use ln tie absence Of either the Re
ublcan 0r Democratic committeeman.
ldermau Fred NJ .aucroft called
netting of nearly ~ voters 10 order and
cad the caH q Herbert Pape was elect
moderator and John " Wallace secrc.
ly. city Representative b. T. Smith.
nominating Nj ShurilpG for the ~
ermauir office spoke 81 his mans rec
IA as an oVersoer Of the poor for Sew
-al 1ear- Tbc domination vas tar,-
lsly seconded and Mr Shurtlef was fu-
1r-cd by acelamatioR as tbe caucss
1minee
Small Caucus in Fourth Ward
~areei, dozen voters assembled n
rI Four ST. tie Brook street school.
sase and thc m8ttcr Of nominating
i.1oI commissioner Was hBt the work
fea moments t'r pTrscut fBcum.
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fman Edwin keat read ere cBueBs
u and Iamr- Patterson uas chosen
rman uuncan Mcmillan ira Was
sfr8 zeecfar Mr Calder uas nom
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