The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
Republicans of
County Celebrate
Continued from page y

Charles W. Thulber Of Danville,
Hardwick Roy F. Powers, Kirby;
Sherbune Lang, Lyndonville; ". M.
Hosford, Newark; Millen Farrow,
Peacham; Dl. G. ". Daring, Rye
gate; II. P. Simpson, Sheffield; Gil
bert F. Woods, st. Johnsturv' c..
F.. Smith, STANDARD Frank B. Nor
lis, Sutton; John B, Goslant, Wal
den; Willis H. B2lkeI, Waterford;
! Gu r. Dresser, Wheelock The
only woman included in the list was
! Mrs A. /. Bailey OF st. JohnsburF,
who was chosen honorary member
| of the state committee from Caledo-
ria county, ana who has the honor of
being the first woman in Vermont to
| be nominated for presidential elector
on the Republican ticket.
Members OF the county committee
not already mentioned in the above
! list who were included among the
invited guests We're c.. c. Frye, St
Johnsb bury; L. s, Blanchard, Croton;
L. O. Sleeper, Newark: Arthur Dun
bal. Sheffield A. F. Stoddard, Sui
tom and F. c. Bullock, Waterford,
Following is complete list of the
members of the republican commit
tees from the several towns in the
county who with the candidates for
town and county officers We're invited
to be the quests OF the occasion:
Barnet-H C. Holbrook, James J,
Richie, A. n Gilfllan, Dr. j. NJ.
Gibson, John Galbraith
Burke-Oscar c. Woodruff, f. r,
Harvey. H A. Walter.
Harvey S. Dole, B. F.
Adams, John William5, c. c. Far
linQton, c. B. Stevens.
Groton-M Morris D. Cotfrin, B, s.
Eastman, r. A. Davidson.
Hardwick-Frank T. Taylor, O. L.
Shepard, S. f. Darling Jr, G. H. AL
bee, j, f. Appolt.
Kilby-William P. RUSSELL Dale H.
Walter
Lyndon-Albelt f. Humphrey, P,
s. Lane. G. II, Davis, W n Hub
bard, II NJ. Allen
Newarll-H. p Packer, Porter Wal |
lace, NJ f. Ham.
Peacham-D F. McPhee, w. B.
MaItir, c. ". Threshel.
Ryegate-F. j. Tewksbury, j. A.
McLam.
Shefield--H Bishop, H. f. Davis, .
H. K Kemston, H. P. Simpson.
St. Jqhnsbury- Charles w Steele, |.
W w. Blodqett, F, G. Landry, w. A. !
Kicker, " II TAYLOR.
Stannard-L j. Patch, j. d. Hutch
ms
Sutton-B. NJ. Bundy, Julius Du-
blois, John Gray.
Walden-J. ". Thurston, j. B.
Goslant, F. NJ. Shaw
Waterford c. Chandler, G. A.
Stoddard, f. ". Powers.
.Whcclock B. Dean, Alexander
Dryer, p. J. Shorey, X. c. Bickfold,
Charles Mile, James Rock.
This meetinp was a fitting open
mo OF the local campaign Similar
rallies are planned in every county in
tie state ana two or three have al
ready been held with marked success.
The date Of the big rally eoon to
be held when ex-president William
H. Taft Is to be the principal speak
ei has not yet been decided. Mr.
Taft speaks three times in Vermont, 4
at BIatUcboro, St. Adams and st. I
Johns bury, At this rally it is hoped
that Lieut.. Gov. Mason S. Stone can
be present. He has been invited, but
has not yet been heard from.
The most important election since
the civil wan is TO be held in less than
a month. The entrance OF the WON
en- into the rights OF franchise brings
a new and interesting element into .
the political problems and 1t all goes
to make these decidedly important
history making days, Everv citizen
fails far short OF his duty as well as
of his privilege who does not inform
himrelf OF herself fully unon the IS
sues at stake in order to act with ull
KNOWLEDGE of what the questions are
to be decided when the time comes to
cast the ballot that decides the mat
ter
The Republicans of Caledonia coun-
ty are united in their enthusiastic
support of the tickets; county, state,
and national.