The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-01

The two contests already referred to
! are in the first and fourth wards In
/ the former ward school commissioner
| is to be elected, and Mrs Edna J. Jen-
nings, SO Spaulding street, and John c.
! Booth, SO Hill street. are the candi-
dates Mr.. Booth is the present school
commissioner from that ward and Mrs.
Jennings was the caucus nominee. In
| the fourth ward an alderman is to ba
\ elected to succeed Alderman Duncan
Mcmillan, who was not candidate for
| re-election; and the candidates are Jo-
seph Ricciarelli, 35 Beckley street, the
caucus nominee, and Edwin Keast,
Prospect avenue, a former member o:
the city government, who filed as ar
independent
The candidates on the municipal tick
ct are as follows: Mayor. Frank f.
Langley, belmont avenue; city clerk
and treasurer, James Mackay, 4 Park
street; first constable, George l.. Nor
ris, 30 Averill street; second constable,
Frank l.. Small. 3 Eastern avenue; as
SCISSOR for three years, V. +. Ayers, Is
Ayers street; trustees of Frenchs
Barre library, r. s. Currier. 20 East
street, John w Gordon, % Richardson
street, and Frank G. Rowland, 24
French street; auditors, Charles 4.
Llndgren, 1875 East street, Robert b.
Mackie, s Maple Grove street, and Will
liam Stephen, So Pleasant street.
In the second ward Waldron Shield.
~ East street. is the only candidate
for alderman, succeeding J. A. Healy.
who was not a candidate. IN the third
ward James T. Marion, 35 Franklin
street, will be elected to succeed him
self as school commissioner. In the &
sixth ward an alderman is to be elected
to succeed Henry Alexander, and
Thomas c. Mccarthy, l07 South Main
street, is the only candidate on the
ballot
In addition TO these elections, the
voters will have chance to register
heir ives" and mo" vote on licensing
the sale of liquor. as well as to grant
druggist licenses. inasmuch as the state,
statute providing for such "A vote has
not been repealed.
The Ward Officers.
The ward officers for the election are
rs follows:
Ward l-Wsrd clerk, George y. Til
len; inspectors, George Kent, George +.
Howe. Alex. A. Milne; ballot clerks,
" p Scott, John Paul, J. c Griggs,
-harles oliver: assistants, +. " Phil
,rick. Angus Mcdonald
Ward 2-Ward clerk, William Wish
Irt inspectors, John G. Mcleod, H. w.
lark, Robert Inglis; ballot clerks, r
!. Currier. Herman L. Campbell. John
Weary. n ;. Love; assistants, James
Srowne, A. G. Fay.
Ward 3-Ward clerk. l. r. Hutchin-
on: inspectors. C. c. Narney, George
Ioyt. o. ID. Shurtieff: ballot clerks.
Isrvey +. Averill, James B. Maclie.
}. r. Barr, James Sector; assistants.
!. T. Cutler, L. J, Bell.
Ward Ward clerk, Peter ID. Thom:
Inspectors. Ferdinando Rossi. Allen r.
urtis. James Glass; ballot clerks, ".
Blackmore. W. W. Russell. A. 6.
ordiner. ID. J. Mcmillan; assistants,
ohm Morgan. Charles Gallagher
Ward 5-Ward clerk. Silvio L. Card:
lspectors. Edward Keefe. Charles Cal
erara. Eben earle; ballot clerks, Jas
er Bizzozero. J. 6. Caleagni, Celeste
ianchi. Stefano Rizzi. assistants, J. y.
ancuinetti. James Hastings
Ward 6-Ward clerk. A. +. Camp
I'll inspectors. T. 1. Mower W. z
ampbell. J. d. Thomas; ballot clerks,
c. Averin. sheldon Brown. {. G.
ollins. George Emery; assistants, l.
Beck. William Dineen-
The Voting Places.
The same voting places as usual have
.en designated and they are ss fol
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Ward Church street school build
Ward Spaulding school buildinE.
Ward 3-Summer street school build
Ward s-Brook street school build
Ward Ward Eve school b dizg
Wand G--CoErg rosus eit- hsIL