The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01

Voters should bear in mind that the
polling places will open at o'clock a.
m. and the ballot boxes for city repre-
sentative will be turned at 3 o'clock
lip. m. Voting in the general and state
election will close at 5 O'Clock p. m.
When the voters step into the voting
places they will be handed seven bal
lots on which they will be expected to
register their selection of candidates.
The city representative ballot is of
yellow and contains only the names of
Wishart and Parks. In fact, all the
ballots are confined to the Republican
and Democratic nominees except in the
cases of the presidential electors, the
state ticket and the congressional con-
test where the prohibitionists have
separate columns, but in the state
and congressional contests the prohi
bitionists have nominated the same
persons as the Republicans. The social
lists will not be represented on any of
the tickets
The other six ballots, besides the
city representative contest, will be for
the state, county, u. S. senatorial.
congressional, presidential and justice
of the peace election.
The new voters should not be con
fused in voting for president. They
vote for presidential electors and not
for presidential candidates direct. The
Harding Coolidge electors are Maude
E. Bailey, St. Johnsbury, Gardner W
McGraw, Poultpey, William B. Nc
Killip, Burlington, Lillian 0lzendam.
The Cox Roosevelt electors
are H. w. Barrows, Stowe, Inez Bryan.
II. C. Comings, Richford,
Jessie Middlebrook. Burlington. The
-Colvin electors prohibition
are Andrew Aitken, Newbury, Herman
S. Eldred. Franklin, Frank l.. Gibson.
Groton, George c. Thrall, Rutland
As already stated, the Republican
and prohibition state tickets are iden
tical, being as follows: For governor,
James Hsrtness, Springfield; lieuten-
ant governor, Abram w. Foote, Corn
wall; state treasurer, Walter F. Scott,
Brandon; secretary of state, Harry A.
Black, Newport auditor of accounts.
Benjamin Gates. Montpelier; attorney
general Frank G. Archibald. Manches
.er The Democrats state ticket is as
fellows: For governor, Fred G. Mar
in, Bennington; lieutenant governor.
George f. Root, Newport; tres surer.
Dts C. Sawyer, Sharon; secretary of
tate, Herbert A. Pond. East Berk-
hire; auditor of accounts, Harry c.
Montpelier; attorney gen
raj, James P. Lesmy, Rutisnd.
There are Republican and Demo>
ratio tickets for county offices, those
n Washington county being as fol
ows: Republican, for senator, c. H.
lana, Woodbury.; James B. Estee,
iontpelier; Horace NJ. Farnhsm, Mont
ieier; assistant Judges, Lewis u. Co
arm, East Montpelier; George H. Dale.
Judge of probate, Frank
Martin, Barre; states attorney,
red b. Thomas, Montpelier; sheriff.
rank II. Tracy, Montpelier; high bail
4. Dormsn B. 4. Kent, Montpelier;
for senators, Gilbert r.
.ndrews. Northfeld, Ernest H. Bailey.
ARE Town, Timoshy 4. Callahan,
assistant judges, Mortimer
:. Price. Middlesex, Carroll c. Robin
n, Waterbury; judge of probate, not
lied: states attorney. Clifton NJ. Hes
IN Montpellefs sHeElHs george ~ III"
IN. Barre; high bailitf, Jay o. Lilley,
alsis.
Porter H. Dale of Brighton, the Re
lblican candidate for Congress from
le second district. TO succeed himself
also thel candidate Of the prohibi-
onists. while Harry w. Writers of
}. Johnsbury is his Democratic oppo-
mt.
United States senator William r
ilIingham Of Waterbury, the Republ-
n nominee. is opposed by Howard 2.
Jaw of Stowe. Democrat.
There are two tickets for justices Of
e peace in Barre, but they are iden-
al with the exception tina; the names
2 changed about as printed on the
ioisl ballot.
The ballot booths were set up to
y preparatory to the opening Of the
ting early tomorrow morning. The
ting places are as follows: Ward I,
iurch street school Legion hesdqusr-
rsl: ward ?. Spaulding school; ward
Summer street school; ward 4.
Ook street school; ward 5. fifth ward