The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-02-24
WARD CLERKS NAMED
FOR CITY Election
Thirty New Voters Presented Themselves
Last Night for Being Listed--There
Win Be One More Opportunity.

| Thirty new voters registered in a TO-
| tai of 65 changes made by the board OF
civil authority last evening and after
work on the checklists had been complet-
ed for the evening, the list of officers who
are to serve in the several polling places
on election day was prepared. Among
the 30 who registered, majority are re
Gently naturalized citizens, new arrivals
| in town and young men who have at
tanned the age OF 2l since the last elec-
tion constituting the remainder. Thus
far SIS names have been added to the list,
25 having registered at the first meeting
of the board Tuesday.
Nine members of the board were pres
ent and Alderman A. M. Rossi acted as
chairman. The 65 changes and additions
were divided among the wards as fol-
lows: Ward |, Z; ward 2, 4 ward 3, %;
ward 4, Z; ward 5, IL, and ward 6, 8. No
erasures were made last evening, but
number of names are to be stricken from
the list when the board meets for its
final session. Nearly $50 people, former
voters whose names are on the 1916
checklists, have been served with notices
to appear before the board and show
reasons why their names should not be
dropped Thus far l33 changes have been
made in two meetings,
Those who have failed to register or
who have neglected to see to it that they
are registered in the proper ward will
have final opportunity to appear before
the board in the court room at city hall
next Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock,
having been taken to that
hour. After Wednesday material for the
checklists will be in the hands of the
printer and the time for enrolling will
have passed.
Few changes are noted in the list Of
officers who are to be in authority at
the polls March 6. The ward officers, as
appointed last night, are given below.
Ward Clerk, George n Tilden; in |
spectors, H. A. Mcneil, George + Howe, i
George ]. Beekley; ballot clerks, William |
Cole John Paul, David r, Stuart and
Charles oliver assistants, f. j. Owens /
and f. ~ Philbrick.
Ward 2-Clerk, Charles A. Lundgren;
ballot inspectors, b. r. White, II. Il. I
Parks, Robert lnglis; ballot clerks, II. A.
Ruqg, r. s. Currier, w. A. Perry and
Iohn Rowley; assistants, James Brown
md A. G. Fay.
Ward 3-Clerk, Fred w. Bancroft in
'pectors, G. c. Varney, George H. Hoyt,
I. b. Sanguinetti; ballot clerks, John II.
Bishop, Alex Dowers, Alto Mariani Alex
y. Murray; assistants, Fayette 7 Cut
er and Thomas H. Cave, ir.
Ward 4Clerk. Duncan Mcmillan jr.;
Eduardo Cardini y. y. Jack
on, James Glass; ballot clerks, G. T..
iregware, Thomas G. Carson, A. G. Cor
ner and Edwin keast; assistants, J. K,
anderson and Peter Thorn. II
Ward 5--Clerk, s. L. Cardi; inspectors,
francesca Morandi, John Frontini. @. j. II
loves; ballot clerks, Jasper Bizzozzero,
William Leith, Celeste Bianchi and An /
elo Della Bernadini; assistants. Angelo ,
'ottiggi, James Hastings.
Ward Clerk, Arthur f. Campbell; 4
lspectors, Frank Biermaver, r. t. Now !
r and A. r. Bruce; clerks, f. r. Davis, 4
ranz O. Anderson. Carl C. Rollins and i
rank X Beard; assistants, l.. c. Beck
nd George Cooper. !