The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-06
To Participate in Barre's
Municipal Election
TT morrow
FOURT WARD GOES
ssJTo THE LEAD
Total 8 list is 615 Larger
g IAN 1t Was Last
Year

n There are 264s voters eligible to par
ticipate in Barre's municipal election
tomorrow, in contrast to the 2,033 on
the checklist last year. A considerable
percentage Of the 6I5 increase is due to
the listing of women, although large
number OF new male voters took the
| freeman's oath for the first time before
| the board of civil authority at its sew
eral meetings during the last two
weeks.
Oddly enough, the fourth ward,
which has always been one of the
smaller wards in voting population,
goes into the lead this year with SIC
voters, with the second ward next with
SAT and the third ward also third in
voting size, having 507 listed. Nor
mally, the third ward has been the
largest.
The reason for the unusual enroll
ment in the fourth ward is the sharp
contest for alderman there, with John
r. Milne and Joseph Riccareli oppos-
ing each other. The latter won the cit
izens' caucus nomination by a very
narrow margin, and Mr.. Milne filed as
the peoples candidate.
Somewhat similar conditions are not
ed in the sixth ward, where there has
been unusual prediction activity be-
cause of the contest between Arthur
Fl. Lund, winner in the citizens caucus,
over Alderman r. G. Mccarthy. The
latter filed as peoples candidate: and
the assurance of contest has served
to bring out good sized enrolment in
one of the smaller wards.
Aside from those two contests there
is absolutely nothing in the nature of
a political scrap in prospect for to-
morrow, all the other citizens candi-
dates being unopposed. Frank +. Small,
citizens candidate for second consta-
bic, withdrew; and the name of James
q, Johnston. Independent candidate.
was filed. Waldrtn Shield, retiring al
derman from the second ward, win be-
come the next mayor of Barre, sue
ceeding 7 Z. Langley, who is complet-
ing his third term
The list Of candidates is as follows:
For Mayor.
Waldron Shield, Citizens.
Al East street
For City Clerk.
James Smart. Citizens.
IL Central street.
For City Treasurer.
James Smart, Citizens.
II Central street.
For First constablel
james w. Sullivan, Citizens.
2l Brooklyn street
For Second Constable.
James c. Johnston, Independent.
100 fremont street.
For Assessor for Three Years.
Nelson B. Ballard, Citizens.
ll5 fremont street.
For Trustees of French's Barre Library.
T. S. Currier, Citizens.
20 East street.
Tohn w. Gordon, Citizens.
% Richard on street.
Henry II. Jackson. Citizens.
20 South Main street.
For Auditors.
!. C. Beck. Citizens.
q Branch street.
Harold n. Burroughs, Citizens.
u { rch street.
frederic Inglis. Citizens.
Clark street.
For Alderman-ward, 2.
Iharles w. AvcrilI, Citizens.
81 fremont street.
For Alderman-ward 4.
ohm r. Milne, Peoples.
. Madison street
oseph Ricciarelli, Citizens.
2k Second street
For Alderman-ward 6.
rthur H. Lund. Citizens.
Prospect street.
G. Mccarthy, Peoples.
l07 South Main street.
For School ommissioner-ward S.
ntonio Fasola, Citizens.
22 Berlin street
For School commissioner-ward 9.
lillian H. Eager, Citizens.
So Prospect street.
The polling places viii be open at
a. m. for reception of votes. and the
ting will continue until , o'clock in
c afternoon. The polling places arc
follows:
Ward ono; Legion headquarters.
Ward two: Spanlding school building.
Ward three: Summer street school
siding.
Ward four: Brook street school
ilding
Ward five: Ward five school building.