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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Reports More In
dictments
AS ACCESSORIES
BEFORE THE FACT
In Larcenies Alleged to
Have Been Committed
By Their Agents

Boston Sept, Is The Suffolk
county grand jury to-day reported
more indictments against Charles Pom
ii, promoter Of the Securities Exchange
&C., his agents and Charles NJ Bright
well and other officers of the Old Col.
ony Foreign Exchange Co.. which, like
Ponzi's scheme, attracted numerous in
yestors with promises of Hrofts of 80
per cent in 45 DAYS. The new india
ments charge ponzi and Brightwell
with being accessories before the fact
TO larcenies alleged to have been com.
emitted by their agents.
At a hearing before referee in
bankruptcy. counsel for petitioning
creditors against Ponzi read into the
record testimony given by him at a
receivers hearing, in their attempt to
prove that he was insolvent, that he
had partners and that he had commit
ted acts Of bankruptcy in making pre-
ferred payments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
ROB HOME WHILE FAMILY Dimes.
Thief Escapes in Auto with $1,000
Jewels.

Westerly. r. L. Sept Is Jewels
valued AZ $4,000 were stolen from the
summer home of Mrs. George Mac
Lanahsn at Watch Hll yesterday.
while the family was az luncheon The
Jewels include pearl necklace a
brooch SET with a diamond clasp. two
pearl earrings. two large diamond
rings. platinum watch set with dia-
monds and several other valuable
gems.
The robber. a wen dressed man.
leaped from window in the house.
carrying a black box containing the
Jewels. He was seen hy the laundrcss
who ran upstairs and notified Mrs
MaeI.anahan.
Someone outside the house saw him
drive away in q touring car bearing
number plates Mrs Mac
Lanshan Is y resident n Washington
- C. and prominent member II
the summer colony az Watch Hill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
REPRESENTATIVE NOMINATIONS.
In Montpelier E. D. Field Was Named
By Republicans.

The contest for the Republican nomi.
nation for city representative in Barre
was easily won by William Wishart,
the present city attorney, over Silvio
Cardi the vote being S4l to 1856. Harry
s. Parks was nominated on stiekeEs
bv the Democrats In Montpelier Z. d.
Fields was nominated by the Repub-
Leans and Richard II. Standish by the
Democrats, over Mrs. F. NJ. Bryan.
The results of the representative
voting in cities and towns of Wash
ington county are as follows:
Barre-W William Wishart, r; Harry
S Parks. d.
Barre Town Arthur L. Smith, r.
Berlin-D. ]. Murray, R.
Cabot H. II. Carpenter, Il.
Calais Edward Wheeler, +; Lewis
d. Bancroft, ID.
East Montpelier-Herb Kelton, r.
Narshfield- George Wheeler, r.; z.
W Gilman, d.
Middlesex Levi o. Wilder, r.; John
{ Davis. D.
Moretown-F H. Bulkley, p; Hol-
den HazeItine, y.
Mortified Prof Kemp Flint, r.; J
f. Kingston, D.
Roxbury f. A. Simpson, R.. Viii
liam Webster, D.
Woodbury. George Hall. r.
Worcester Ned Harris. r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
TOTAL REPUBLICAN /
VOTE WAS LARGEST
EVER CAST IN STATH
Hartness Carried Seven
Counties, Emery Four
Agan Two and Babbitt
One - The Democrats
Had No Contests and
They Cast Only a Light
Vote.

James Hartness of Springfield and
Abram w. Foote of Cornwall are thd|
Republican nominees for governor and.
lieutenant governor of Vermont, rel
spectively, as the result of the statsI
primaries held yesterday. Hartness won|
over his nearest competitor by vote|
of nearly two to one. Foote was unop-l
posed. Congressman Porter H. Dale ofI
Brighton was renominated for membeYI
of Congress, having an easy victory
over Ernest w. Gibson of BrattleboroI
and John w. Gordon of Barre who fn-i
ished in that order.
United States Senator William p.l
Dillingham; and Congressman Frank l..
Green in the first district were renorni-
mated without opposition.
The Democrats had no contests and
nominated Fred c. Martin of Benning-
ton for governor, Howard z. Shaw of
Stowe for United States senator, Jerry
C. Darick of Fair Haven for Congress
in the first district and Harry Writers
Of st. Johnsbury in the second dis
trict.
With only one town missing, the
vote for governor was: Hartness, 23,-
SOL; Frank w AAgan 1885; Curtis S.
Emery, 1880; Frederick H. Babbitt,
ll,42s.
For congressman in the second dis
trict, with few towns missing, the
vote was: Dale, 1850; Ernest W.
Gibson of Brattleboro, 1850: John w.
Gordon of Barre, 5.566.
The total Republican vote of about
10000 was larger than any ever cast
for either governor or president on the
Republican ticket in Vermont, largely
due to the fact Chat women voted for
the first time and turned out in large
numbers. The spirited campaign con-
Quoted by the candidates for governor
also resulted in bringing out a large
male vote. The record number of Re-
publican votes previously east in this
state was at the state election in
1896, when the Republican nominee for
governor received 53,426.
Hartness carried seven counties. Ad-
Olson. Caledonia, Chittenden, Franklin.
Grand Isle. Windham and Windsor
Emery carried four, Essex. Orange. Or
leans and Washington Agan carried
t,vo, Bennington and Rutland. Babbitt
carried only one, Lamoille,
OF the cities, Hartness carried Bur
lington. Montpelier, St Albans and
Emery carried Barre and
Newport, and Agan carried Rutland.
All the candidates for the gubernato-
rial nomination carried their home
towns bv large pluralities. In the con-
gressional contest Gordon's chief /
strength was in his home city, Barre,
where he polled 1897 votes to ll6 for
Dale and 81 for Gibson. Dale easily car
-ied Montpelier and Newport, the two
,ther cities in the district Gibson ran
N a large vote in his home town Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
FIGHTING RESUMED
~ SUW4LKT SECTOR
Jithuanisns and Poles Have Clashed
Near the German
Border.

Warsaw. Sept. II fBy the Associated
Press The Lithuanians and Poles
are again engaged in hostilities. IL Is
announced in to-night's Polish official
statement Fighting has been resumed
between the two forces in the Su-
Walk sector near the German border
Warsaw, Sept. "a fBy the Associated
pressl.-The Polish delegates appoint
ed 10 conduct peace negotiations with
soviet Russia left Warsaw on a spe-
cisl train tonight for Danzig. There
they viii board British torpedo boat
destrovers for conveyance to Riga
where the conference will he held
The party. which includes aides. ad-
visors and women stenographers. totsls
10 persons. II j. expected n reach
Riga late Thursday.
Major Cedric Fauntlerov of Chicago
commander of Kosciuszko squadron
and in charge ~ air forces on the
southern front during the recent bol-
shevik offensive. was dccora;ed with
the highest Polish military cross hv
President Pilsudsky to-dsr. ~ pre-
ssriing the medal. the president Paid
high tribute 10 the gallant role ulsvcd
NJ Americans - repulsing the soviet
attack against Warssw.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
TO PREVENT CHANGE
nv VOLSTEAD ACT
That Is the Purpose Before the Anti
Saloon League at the Present
Time,

Washington, d. G., Sept. l5.--En.
forcement of the prohibition amend
ment plans for the fight before the
next Congress to prevent modification
of the enforcement act, and world pro-
hbition were the principal topics be
fore the conference of Anti Saloon
League leaders, which began here to-day
to continue through Friday. The con
ference was preliminary to the inter
national congress against alcoholism,
which begins here next Monday.
Enforcement of the liquor amend
ment was discussed to-day by Prohibi-
tion Commissioner Kramer. Wayne B.
Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti
Saloon League. and other speakers.
Mr. Wheeler declared that national
prohibition would never be repealed,
but that it might be nulified.
The power to enforce national pro
hibtion is given both TO the state and
the nation" he said. 1T is up TO the
people to see to it that federal and
state officers do their duty in sustain
ing and enforcing the amendment
Local and state officers who are trying
to evade responsibility in the enforce
mcnt OF national prohibition should be
removed from office.
The state has the same legal obi
CATION resting upon it to enforce the
18th amendment that Congress has
From a practical standpoint it has a
greater obligation. because il has more
officials to do this work The state by
failing TO adopt a state enforcement
code encourages lawlessness within the
the state"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
GOV. HOLC0MB
WILL NOT SIGN
Doubts Legality of the Ac-
tion-of the Connecticut
Legislature
IN RATIF'YING
18TH AMENDMENT
A Suffrage Worker Goes to
Washington With Copy
of Resolution

Hartford. Conn, Sept. l5.-Governoi
Marcus II, Holcomb. doubling the lie
galitv of the ratification of the 10th
amendment by the legislature yester-
day, has withheld certifieation of the
action.
Miss Catherine NJ, Flanagan, for the
suffrage association, last night secured
certified copy of the resolution Of
ratification and left for Washington
to ffe it with Secretary of State Colby.
The legislature has been called into
special session next Tuesday to re.
ceive from Governor Holcomb the re-
script of the 10th amendment and proc
lamstion which Secretary Colby sent
him and on which he expects the leg
islature to act The governor has said
that the action of the legislature yes
terday did not concern him. He added
that he has outlined how ratification
can be rightly accomplished by Con
necticut and he~wouId not certify ac-
tion until it was. done in legal way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
WHY HE DIDN'T COME
Airman Didn't Want to Risk Flying
Above Fog Clouds.

Not wishing TO hy above the clouds
Of fog which Law on the mountains near
Lancaster. y. H.. c. Oren Smith. pilot
Of the Avro biplsne expected here YES
terday. remained on terra trma n
Lancaster yesterday and viii there re-
main until weather conditions are suit
able for = fight 10 Barre With Mr..
smith. who Is treasurer of the Brooks
Ranks & Smith corporation Of Frsm-
inaham. Mass. Is Harland r Banks.
vice president of the firm and who with
smith il touring over Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire and Vermont with this
il0hcrse power machine
John T. stevens = mechanic Of this
aircraft corporation. arrived from Ian
caster. together with his wife hv
motorcycle last evening and gave See
retarv Drew Of the Rsrre hoard If
trade an explanation for the failure
~ the machines appearance Mr..
stevens ordinarily follows the machine
hv motarcycle. bat iu This instance pre-
ccded the serial party To- look over TIE
landing FIELD Mr. smith j. equipped
With msp- of the country ard dia-
gram of the field. snd NAV arrive N
Barre anv time TO-DAY
Many reorir were dissppointed ves-
terdav after lookinc long and steadily
touard. thr Northeast. the direction N
uhfh fhr NADINE i- fr.f expected -
arrear Lancaster BY az lire is sn-
trnxImstslr - mHes q tcrt sherf Hs-
iancr fur rnsrhsns aterszsng as miles
sn hour
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
SUSPICION OF DOUBT
Raised Whether Prisoners in Cork Are
Really on Strike.

Cork. sept l5-Gen. Sir Neville
MacGready, military commander in
Ireland IN telegram TO Harold Barry.
former high sheriff Of Cork. who has
been active in the interest Of the II
hunger striking prisoners IN the Cork
jail. was cons .dered by the recipient to
have raised the question whether Ger.
tain Of the prisoners were fally on
hunger strike an imputstion whi,t
the ex -herif in his reply Indignantly
rcpudiated
Cen. MacC ready's message referred
10 the prisoners lpton. Reilly and John
Peter Crowley. and said:
understand these men are now on
q hunger strike, but il not they will
., tried as soon A. possible.
The general said he regretted that
Mr. Barry would not attempt to per
suade the men 10 abandon their course
Of refusing food. and declared hat If
any of them died Of hunger be rcspon
sihility would rest largely with those
who encouraged them to persist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
TWO SENATORS
IN MONTPELIER
J. B. Estee and Horace
Farnham Both Nom
mated
DANA PROBABLY
THIRD NOMINEE
F. B. Thomas Nominated
for States Attorney, F.
, H. Tracy for Sheriff

Extremely close voting in the Re
publican senatorial fight in Washing
ingtQn county left the third senator
ship somewhat in doubt this afternoon
although the latest tabulations ind
Gated that, in addition to James b.
Estee and Horace NJ Farnham of
Montpelier. c. II. Dana of Woodbury.
had been nominated for the upper
branch of the Vermont legislature. The
latest unofficial figures give Dana 222l
votes and Prof f. A. Shaw of Nor
wich university. Mortified. 2207. with
Dell b. Dwinell of Calais credited with
1858
Earlier tabulatious had accorded
Prof. Shaw the third position; and
the result may not be definitely de +,
cided until the official count il re-
porteds difference Of IA votes in
the unofficial tabulation might easily
be overturned in another count.
George H. Dale of Waterbury and
Lewis p. Coburn of East Montpelier
are the nominees for assistant judges.
Fred B. Thomas of Montpelier defeat
ed G. r. Adams Of Waterbury for
states attorney and Sheriff Frank n.
Tracy of Montpelier was re nominated
over F. l.. Eaton OF Waterbury.
Frank J Martin Of Barre was re-
nominated for Judge Of probate with.
out opposition.
The contest for state senator was
the sharpest and the result was in
doubt until the last few towns had
been counted.
The county failed TO stand by John
w Gordon of Barre as Republican
candidate for representative in Con
gress although it gave him substan-
tisl plurality, the vote in Montpelier,
and Northfeld being espe-
hally adverse to the interests of the
Barre man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
POLICEMEN PUT
UNDER BONDS
AS Witnesses in Manslaughter Case
Against Driver of Automobile in
Seabrook, N H., Wreck.

Exeter, y. H. Sept l5- Edward
Arundel OF Lawrence. Mass. driver of
the automobile IN which John Duffy
Of Lawrence was fatally injured az sea
brook Friday, was held for the October
term of the superior court on a charge
Of manslaughter by the local court to-
day He furnished 81 900 cash bail
Six policemen OF Salisbury Beach
Mass, were held as witnesses in bonds
Of 5000 each, and were also ordered to
appear with Arundel at coroner's in
quest here The court proceedings TO-
day developed no further information
of the wager for which the automobile
driven by Arundel was said to be rae
ing with another to Portsmouth al the
time of the accident
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
LAwLIsS-RooNEY.
Barre Young People Married To-day at
Brides Home.

Two Young Barre people. Ralph Ar
den Lawliss. son Of Mrs Catherine
Iawliss Of Q Kirk street, and Miss
Esther Catherine Rooney, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooney OF 10
Laurel street, were married by Rev.
p VI. Mckenna at o'clock this morn
ing at the brides home Attending the
couple were Miss Frances Fadden. an
intimate friend Of the bride and Clyde
Lawliss. n brother of the groom.
The bride was charmingly attired IN
a dark blue travelling suit, with pie
ture hat. and carried a large bouquet
Of beautiful brides roses Her brides
maid. Miss Faddcn. was also becom-
ingly gowned in a travelling suit with
hat 10 match and carried white roses.
A wedding breakfast was served to
the relatives and intimate friends OF
the couple st the brides home, after
which many presents were bestowed
upon them.
The groom. Iwho served j. mqpths
with the ND hivision on the battle
fields ~ France. conducts = milk busi
ness Of long establishment in this CITY
and i widely known tie attended
Spaulding high school before going
overseas Mrs Lawliss was a member
of the senior sodality st Sj Monica's
shurch and was formerly = member u
the church choir She. too. was =
Spaulding student
This morning they left on two
weeks honeymoon 10 Holyoke and
Boston. after which they will return
20 Barre 10 reside al the lauii-s home
ON Kirk street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
CONVENTION
CANDIDATES WON
ENDORSEMENTS
Martin L. Miller of Syracuse Nomi-
mated By New York Repub-
licans for Governor.

New York, Sept. IS Republicans
and Democrats who received the en-
dorsement Of the unofficial state con
vention at Saratoga won decisive VIC
tories in all statewide contests in
yesterdays nominating state primary
With but 2.549 districts missing out
oi total Of 1874 in the state. Nathan
l. Miller of Syracuse. former Judge Of
the court Of appeals, led State Senator
George +. Thompson Of Niagara BY
f1.1s2 votes in the contest for the Re
publican gubernatorial nomination.
Sen. Thompsons name will appear on
the ballot in November as the prohib-
tion nominee for governor. He was unop-
posed for the prohibition nomination.
United States Senator James w.
Nadsworth. jr, won an easy victory
over his svo opponents. Mrs. Ella 4.
Boole. president Of the state branch of
the Women's Christian Temperance un-
son. and George II Payne. New York
City tax commissioner The vote in
4.65i districts was: Wadsworth. 10
745; Boole. 1852; PAYNE. 2SD9T.
Lieut. Gov Harry G. Walker. csndi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
United States senator. defeated Mayor
George r Lund II Schenectady more
than tWo 20 one
Mrs. Booie. who made an active fglf
against prohibition. carried three IN
state counties Chemung. Franklin and
Tompkins.
Harriet May Mills. Democratic can
didafe for secretary II state. was the
only woman nominated for state Office
by THE two major parties She vas un-
opposed.
Two Republican women who we're
aspirauts for congressional nominations
uere defeated The socialists noninaf-
"a Bertha Msiiy II the l6th district
ard Mary MrDonald IN the lsth
One 81 tke clrasst a6nZressional frhta
uas IN thr 85ih distrrt- uhsn Mai
Hsmi-on Fish q Putnam apparently
ue. ~ Fe71lhliosn norluation IN
d hrse- rarnEred frhs 80 was rla-elv
gffsaea he Akn TsHmar wth
tsfrrsr ttesg runnluz roe-i third
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
NO COMMISSIONERS YET \
state Beard Of Education Held Meet
ing Last Night

At the meeting n the state board
81 education held Tuesday 10 Mont
peIicr there we're many things oousid
red in connection with the work .Ilr
~ B Hilerss beiug away. i deNoaes
uron the members ~ the board r.
handle the work quite = good deal The
matter af a neW commissioner vas cou-
.iaered a. ucll as what % d. with the
trather training matter and the normal
trsfrnetinn ~ those Who would attend
tie normal -choois II they were pro
vifei al-s routine matters Another
meet -rs wll take place SATURDAY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
BONE THRUST
INTO GROUND
When Mark Kelly Sus-
tanned Fracture of Leg
in Collision
INJURY
TO MOTORCYCLIST
In Going to Attend Injured
Man, DR.. J. A. Wark Was
Hurled From His Auto

Mark Kelly, a brakeman of the
Barre & Chelsea railway, lies in the
Barre City hospital to-day with a
| broken left leg as the result of mo,
| torcycle and automobile collision on
the East Montpelier road last evening
about 8 o'clock. He was returning tc
this city from his fathers home with
young Levi Croteau, l2-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Croteau of 202
North Main street, riding in the side
car. In passing, the mudguard of the
automobile struck keliy's forward
wheel and then his leg, breaking his
leg and causing him to be thrown to
the ground The bone pierced the flesh
and protruded out several inches, to.
gether with muscles of the leg. When
cared for az the City hispital last eve
ming it was found that the bone had
been thrust into the ground, both that
and the flesh surrounding being in bad
condition for treatment.
The fact gives rise to apprehension
on the part of physicians. one doctor
asserting that it may necessitate am
putation of the limb The bone was re-
set, but the danger of infection is seri.
Gus.
Jack Martin who is believed to be
the driver of the automobile. stopped
long enough to assist Stanley Marsh
lift Kelly into the Marsh car and Mr..
Marsh proceeded Immediately to the
hospital Mr. Marsh had been notified
by young Croteau, who escaped unin-
iured.
Coincident with this accident, DR..
j. A. Wark, who was at the Summer
street school casting his vote at the
primary election, likewise experienced
an accident, after receiving a summons
to the hospital to care for Kelly. He
was driving past Granite street at
fair rate of speed when he noticed
another Ford coming out of Granite
street TO avert a collision he turned
quickly and in so doing lost control of
the car with the aid of defect in the
pavement at this corner Before the
car could be directed forward again the
front wheels had dropped into the
slight hole, made by the removal of
pavement blocks, and DIR. Warks ear
headed for telephone pole and tree
on the sidewalk near Holmes bakery.
and near the Bolster home on Norths
Main street. Averting both the large
plate glass window of the bakery and
the tree and telephone pole on the
right of the car, the Ford halted
against the wire fence of the Bolster
tearing down two posts.
which held vt in place.
DR.. Wark was precipitated to the |
sidewalk by the collision and sustained |
besides several bruises, two cuts about |
the head from the flying bits of the |
upper part of the Windshield. His !
clothes were torn somewhat and his |
ruts bled profusely, but after reviving |
from tbe blow continued on his wav 10 |
The hospital and performed the opera
tion upon Kelly before being treated /
himself Doctors Mcfarland and Stick |
ney We're at hand and later dressed DR. /
Wark's wounds, closing both without
stitches. He was able to give atten-
tion TO his practice to-day.
Dir Wark's car was taken to the Pal
ace garage with the left mudguard
and headlight badly bent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
RUMOR CLEMENT
WANTS TEST CASE
Of the Woman Suffrage Amendment
Justices of Vermont Supreme
Court in Conference.

The justices of the Vermont SUI
preme court are in conference this
afternoon relative to matter they
have under consideration. Some of the
justices met at the executive office in
the State House Saturday afternoon
and had a conference; but nothing
could be learned yesterday or this
morning relative to what tbe confer
ence was about, although II is under
stood that Governor Clement wanted
to ask the justices about testing the
suffrage amendment under the Yer
mont laws.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
SEN KENYON AT HEAD
Of Ameucau Delegation to Congress
Against Alcoholism.

WashinEtcn. y. G.. Sert. SRA.
tar keuvou r. Eoua head. ths Amer
5-an fslersft1r 8 the lzth irferus
tfrrsl Congress against Air1boli-u
WI orfn here SeFt 2I The 81
-erfs uerf anHnfnfra ta4dat hK
~rretafs faitt auI HrIuds tyo,. ul
Hkrn IS Walrr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
STRUCK AND SANK.
Three Mssted Schoonsr's Captain was
Drowned

Halifax. y s. sept l5 The three.
masicd schooner Charlie R5tcev
strurk On Rose roint. near tho 81
trance 10 Lunenberc harhor. last nrht
and sank Tho captain vns drou ~
but the remaining members - ths crew
were rescued
The Ritcry was boHnd fr0m 4 por+ +
France 70 Lunenterr IN Ballast. She
vas owned fn Tuueabrrr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
WIPED OFF DOCKET.
Two Cases Brought Against Montoelier
Eagles.

The docket was called in Washing.
f0n r1uHty court TO-DAY and IL is 10,
sIhle that the ease of william = IA.
throp $. the Mad River Lumber Go.
sill he started tomorrow. Among
The cases entered settled and disoon-
tinued are tho-e of Nellie r. Rarrows
~ che Fratcrnal Order ~ the FarleS
and Rarrous & Perk against the same
defendant order in Montpelier. These
suits were over hack payment On
building the Eagle bought
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT
" As EASILY D4LES
Brighton Man Carried Five Counties
and Gibson and Gordon
One Each.

John w Gordon's chief strength for
congressman was in his home CITY of
Barre, he receiving an overwhelming
endorsement by his townsmef Wash
ington county was the only krlnty he
carried although he received substan
tial support in Orange county Ernest
". Gibson of Brattlehoro also got a
fine vote in his home county, Wind
ham, and made a sharp run for Wind
sor county. which was really the chief
fighting ground Of the contest. Porter
II. Dale carried five counties, reeeiv.
ing the greatest support in 0rlean,
county.