For state treasurer, G. Harold Gil
pa trie received 1496. Robert D. God
dard, 428, a majority for Gilpatric of
1062, eighty per cent of the total vote
the largest majority ever given a can
didate in this town.
There were 935 straight republican
tickets which means that 361 demo
crats voted for Mr. Gilpatric.
A vote like that in your own home
is one that any person can be proud
of. •
The vote on the other candidates
was as follows:
Secreatry of state, Pallotti r 1088,
Paonessa d 780.
Treasurer, Gilpatric r 1490, Goddard
d, 428.
Comptroller, Frederick M. Saimon
r, 1086, Fred P. Holt d 793.
Attorney-General, Frank E. Healy
r. 1088, Benjamin Slade d 783.
United Stdtes Senator, George P.
McLean r 1068, Thomas J. Spellacy d
805. j
Representative in Congress, Richard
P. Freeman r 1025, Raymond J. Jo
doin d 869.
Sheriff, Charles A. Gates r 10*6,
John O. Fox d 873.
Senator, Clarence H. Child r 1104,
Frederick E. Bitgood d 774.
Judge of Probate, David Flagg r
1094, David Flagg d 785.
Representatives, Luther M. Keith
r 1114. Hector Duvert r 1120, George
O. Ross d 772, George Potvin d 774
Justices of the Peace, H. C. Brad
ford r 1083, Joseph J. Dupre r 1081,
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