Members of the New Hampshire State House of Representatives,
1930-39 (may be incomplete!)
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
Members of the New Hampshire State House of
Representatives: Events and Candidates of the 1930's (may
be incomplete!)
- Allenstown:
- Alstead:
- Alton:
- Amherst:
- Andover:
- Antrim:
- Ashland:
- Auburn:
- Barnstead:
- Barrington:
- Bartlett:
- Bath:
- Bedford:
- Belmont:
- Bennington:
- Benton:
- Berlin 1st Ward:
- 1938 Nov 8:
George
R. Paine (Dem), elected;
Edward
F. Hinchey (Dem), elected;
Henry
A. Smith (Dem), elected;
Elisabeth
H. Mason (Dem), elected;
Margaret
H. Barden (Dem), elected;
Kenneth
F. Harvey (Rep), defeated;
Dionysius
Gillis (Rep), defeated;
Cora
Henderson (Rep), defeated;
Mary
Jane Plante (Rep), defeated;
Flora
M. Fortier (Rep), defeated.
- Berlin 2nd Ward:
- Berlin 3rd Ward:
- Berlin 4th Ward:
- Bethlehem:
- Boscawen:
- Bow:
- Bradford:
- Brentwood:
- Bristol:
- Brookline:
- Campton:
- Canaan:
- Candia:
- Canterbury:
- Charlestown:
- Chester:
- Chesterfield:
- Chichester:
- Claremont:
- 1938 Nov 8:
Clarence
B. Etsler (Rep), elected;
George
C. Warner (Rep), elected;
Charles
B. Officer (Rep), elected;
Earl
F. Howe (Rep), elected;
Charles
H. Putnam (Rep), elected;
Herbert
J. Babcock (Rep), elected;
Perl
L. Hutchins (Rep), elected;
Sydney
B. Converse (Rep), elected;
Oney
Russell (Rep), elected;
James
E. Holt (Rep), elected;
Arthur
L. Fitch (Dem), defeated;
P.
Earl Hosking (Dem), defeated;
James
D. Daly (Dem), defeated;
Erwin
W. Quimby (Dem), defeated;
William
L. Gaffney (Dem), defeated;
Arthur
B. Perkins (Dem), defeated;
Alfred
J. Marcotte (Dem), defeated;
Harry
J. Delorier (Dem), defeated;
Edwin
A. Thomas (Dem), defeated;
Louis
A. Beland (Dem), defeated.
- Colebrook:
- Columbia:
- Concord 1st Ward:
- Concord 2nd Ward:
- Concord 3rd Ward:
- Concord 4th Ward:
- Concord 5th Ward:
- Concord 6th Ward:
- Concord 7th Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
George
Azro Maxham (Rep), nominated;
Frank
E. George (Rep), nominated;
John
E. Bunten (Rep), nominated;
Allen
M. Freeman (Rep), nominated;
Shirley
Brunel (Rep), defeated in primary;
Alene
W. Brunel (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
George
Azro Maxham (Rep), elected;
John
E. Bunten (Rep), elected;
Frank
E. George (Rep), elected;
Allen
M. Freeman (Rep), elected;
Mildred
E. Wilson (Dem), defeated;
Fred
C. Cleveland (Dem), defeated;
Edward
J. Blanchard (Dem), defeated;
Joseph
P. Naughton (Dem), defeated.
- Concord 8th Ward:
- Concord 9th Ward:
- Conway:
- Cornish:
- Croydon:
- Dalton:
- Danbury:
- Deerfield:
- Deering:
- Derry:
- Dorchester:
- Dover 1st Ward:
- Dover 2nd Ward:
- Dover 3rd Ward:
- Dover 4th Ward:
- Dover 5th Ward:
- Dublin:
- Dummer:
- Dunbarton:
- Durham:
- East Kingston:
- Effingham:
- Enfield:
- Epping:
- Epsom:
- Exeter:
- Farmington:
- Fitzwilliam:
- Francestown:
- Franconia:
- Franklin 1st Ward:
- Franklin 2nd Ward:
- Franklin 3rd Ward:
- Fremont:
- Gilford:
- Gilmanton:
- Gilsum:
- Goffstown:
- Gorham:
- Grafton:
- Grantham:
- Greenland:
- Greenville:
- Hampstead:
- Hampton:
- Hampton Falls:
- Hancock:
- Hanover:
- Harrisville:
- Haverhill:
- Hebron:
- Henniker:
- Hillsborough:
- Hinsdale:
- Holderness:
- Hollis:
- Hooksett:
- Hopkinton:
- Hudson:
- Jackson:
- Jaffrey:
- Jefferson:
- Keene 1st Ward:
- Keene 2nd Ward:
- Keene 3rd Ward:
- Keene 4th Ward:
- Keene 5th Ward:
- Kingston:
- Laconia 1st Ward:
- Laconia 2nd Ward:
- Laconia 3rd Ward:
- Laconia 4th Ward:
- Laconia 5th Ward:
- Laconia 6th Ward:
- Lancaster:
- Langdon:
- Lebanon:
- 1938 Nov 8:
Florence
Ward Hoyt (Rep), elected;
Frank
F. Hough (Rep), elected;
Bert
P. Shores (Rep), elected;
William
J. B. Cannell (Rep), elected;
Harold
C. French (Dem), elected;
Leon
M. Howard (Dem), elected;
William
D. Dubuque (Dem), defeated;
Robert
G. Dow (Rep), defeated;
Vernon
W. King (Dem), defeated;
Daniel
E. Butler (Dem), defeated;
Mary
E. Hough (Rep), defeated;
Earl
T. Burby (Dem), defeated.
- Lincoln:
- Lisbon:
- Litchfield:
- Littleton:
- Londonderry:
- Loudon:
- Lyman:
- Lyme:
- Madbury:
- Madison:
- Manchester 1st Ward:
- Manchester 2nd Ward:
- 1938 Nov 8:
Charles
H. Barnard (Rep), elected;
Victor
C. Johnson (Rep), elected;
Charles
E. Woodbury (Rep), elected;
Charles
V. Kimball (Rep), elected;
Perley
W. Gage (Rep), elected;
Marguerita
M. Broderick (Dem), defeated;
Frank
J. Connor (Dem), defeated;
Joe
Harrington (Dem), defeated;
Emile
A. Heroux (Dem), defeated;
Frank
H. Dobens (Dem), defeated.
- Manchester 3rd Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
Marjorie
S. Woodbury (Rep), nominated;
Arthur
H. Anderson (Rep), nominated;
Henry
W. Burman (Rep), nominated;
Charles
E. Hammond (Rep), nominated;
Ray
W. Doane (Rep), nominated;
John
T. Jennings (Rep), defeated in primary;
Robert
J. Gamache (Rep), defeated in primary;
Samuel
Green (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
Marjorie
S. Woodbury (Rep), elected;
Michael
J. Dwyer (Dem), elected;
Joseph
M. Barry (Dem), elected;
James
J. Shea, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Michael
A. Talty (Dem), elected;
George
F. Doherty (Dem), defeated;
Arthur
H. Anderson (Rep), defeated;
Charles
E. Hammond (Rep), defeated;
Henry
W. Burman (Rep), defeated;
Ray
W. Doane (Rep), defeated.
- Manchester 4th Ward:
- Manchester 5th Ward:
- Manchester 6th Ward:
- 1938 Nov 8:
William
J. Booth (Dem), elected;
Richard
J. Barry (Dem), elected;
John
G. Clancy (Dem), elected;
Frank
M. Fox, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Paul
J. Connolly (Dem), elected;
John
J. Sullivan (Dem), elected;
Paul
Jean (Rep), defeated;
John
Dana French (Rep), defeated;
George
Louis Martel (Rep), defeated;
George
C. Avery (Rep), defeated;
Albert
L. Duke (Rep), defeated;
J.
Leslie Langley (Rep), defeated.
- Manchester 7th Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
Alcide
R. Gagnon (Dem), nominated;
Joseph
C. Gaumont (Dem), nominated;
P.
Romeo Poirier (Dem), nominated;
Arthur
J. Jean (Dem), nominated;
Gedeon
A. Turcotte (Dem), nominated;
Armand
J. Benoit (Dem), nominated;
Alonzo
J. Tessier (Dem), defeated in primary;
Mark
J. Gorham (Dem), defeated in primary;
J.
Francis Roche (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
A. Foley (Dem), defeated in primary;
Justin
R. Shea (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
M. Marquis (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
M. Fitzgerald (Dem), defeated in primary;
Dennis
F. Casey (Dem), defeated in primary;
James
Howe (Dem), defeated in primary;
Henry
J. Howe (Dem), defeated in primary;
James
B. McCarthy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joseph
J. Berry (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
A. Hanley (Dem), defeated in primary;
Stanley
T. Irzyk (Dem), defeated in primary;
Charles
H. Devine (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
P.
Romeo Poirier (Dem), elected unopposed;
Alcide
R. Gagnon (Dem), elected unopposed;
Armand
J. Benoit (Dem), elected unopposed;
Gedeon
A. Turcotte (Dem), elected unopposed;
Arthur
J. Jean (Dem), elected unopposed;
Joseph
C. Gaumont (Dem), elected unopposed.
- Manchester 8th Ward:
- 1938 Nov 8:
Joseph
O. Gelinas (Rep & Dem), elected;
Edmond
Benoit (Dem), elected;
John
J. Kane (Dem), elected;
George
N. Constant (Dem), elected;
Edward
F. Bouthiette (Dem), elected;
Michael
P. Wedick (Dem), elected;
Michael
S. Donnelly (Dem), elected;
George
A. Brousseau (Dem), elected;
Alfred
Ledoux (Rep), defeated;
Earle
L. Soule (Rep), defeated;
George
Bergeron (Rep), defeated;
Rodolphe
L'Heureux (Rep), defeated;
J.
Roscoe Gilmore (Rep), defeated;
Fred
S. Attalla (Rep), defeated;
Pearl
L. Niven (Rep), defeated.
- Manchester 9th Ward:
- Manchester 10th Ward:
- Manchester 11th Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
John
B. Mullen (Dem), nominated;
Joseph
J. Roukey (Dem), nominated;
Francis
H. Sweeney (Dem), nominated;
Hubert
T. Carroll (Dem), nominated;
John
J. Shaughnessy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Victor
De Nauw (Dem), defeated in primary;
Archille
J. Angeli (Dem), defeated in primary;
Edwin
B. Kelley (Dem), defeated in primary;
Eugene
C. Allison (Dem), defeated in primary;
Henry
E. Cullen (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
F. Lamora (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
John
B. Mullen (Dem), elected;
Hubert
T. Carroll (Dem), elected;
Joseph
J. Roukey (Dem), elected;
Francis
H. Sweeney (Dem), elected;
Rudolph
Schiller (Rep), defeated;
Brooks
Foster (Rep), defeated;
William
Rivard (Rep), defeated;
Fred
L. Moore (Rep), defeated.
- Manchester 12th Ward:
- Manchester 13th Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
Arthur
E. Thibodeau (Dem), nominated;
Adolphe
Duval (Dem), nominated;
George
I. Ladouceur (Dem), nominated;
Hector
J. Rousseau (Dem), nominated;
Lorenzo
L. Gauthier (Dem), nominated;
Almon
A. Boisvert (Dem), defeated in primary;
Origene
E. Lesmerises (Dem), defeated in primary;
Joseph
E. Beauchemin (Dem), defeated in primary;
Albert
S. Cusson (Dem), defeated in primary;
Flavien
J. Lambert (Dem), defeated in primary;
Arthur
H. St. Germain (Dem), defeated in primary;
Aime
J. Guimond (Dem), defeated in primary;
Albert
Desmarais (Dem), defeated in primary;
Henry
J. Janelle (Dem), defeated in primary;
Fred
Cary (Dem), defeated in primary;
Ernest
R. Forant (Dem), defeated in primary;
Paul
E. Sylvestre (Dem), defeated in primary;
Leonide
A. Boucher (Dem), defeated in primary;
Lionel
J. Doucet (Dem), defeated in primary;
Antonio
Roy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Toussaint
LeBel (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
Hector
J. Rousseau (Dem), elected;
George
I. Ladouceur (Dem), elected;
Adolphe
Duval (Dem), elected;
Arthur
E. Thibodeau (Dem), elected;
Lorenzo
L. Gauthier (Dem), elected;
Paul
E. Marquis (Rep), defeated;
Bertrand
L. Lacerte (Rep), defeated;
Lucien
Desfosses (Rep), defeated;
Rock
Hamel (Rep), defeated;
Wilfred
Lizotte (Rep), defeated.
- Marlborough:
- Marlow:
- Mason:
- Meredith:
- Merrimack:
- Milan:
- Milford:
- Milton:
- Mont Vernon:
- Moultonborough:
- Nashua 1st Ward:
- Nashua 2nd Ward:
- Nashua 3rd Ward:
- Nashua 4th Ward:
- Nashua 5th Ward:
- Nashua 6th Ward:
- Nashua 7th Ward:
- Nashua 8th Ward:
- 1938 Sep 13:
Wilfred
Grandmaison (Dem), nominated;
John
D. Wilcox (Dem), nominated;
Rodolphe
Cormier (Dem), nominated;
Anthony
W. Joyce (Dem), nominated;
Thomas
A. Chamberland (Dem), defeated in primary;
Honore
LeBlanc (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1938 Nov 8:
Wilfred
Grandmaison (Dem), elected;
Anthony
W. Joyce (Dem), elected;
Rodolphe
Cormier (Dem), elected;
John
D. Wilcox (Dem), elected;
John
Burns (Rep), defeated;
Charles
McCarthy (Rep), defeated;
Robert
Woods (Rep), defeated.
- Nashua 9th Ward:
- New Boston:
- New Hampton:
- New Ipswich:
- New London:
- Newbury:
- Newfields:
- Newington:
- Newmarket:
- Newport:
- Newton:
- Northfield:
- North Hampton:
- Northumberland:
- Northwood:
- Orford:
- Ossipee:
- Pelham:
- Pembroke:
- Peterborough:
- Pittsburg:
- Pittsfield:
- Plainfield:
- Plaistow:
- Plymouth:
- Portsmouth 1st Ward:
- Portsmouth 2nd Ward:
- Portsmouth 3rd Ward:
- Portsmouth 4th Ward:
- Portsmouth 5th Ward:
- Randolph:
- Raymond:
- Richmond:
- Rindge:
- Rochester 1st Ward:
- Rochester 2nd Ward:
- Rochester 3rd Ward:
- Rochester 4th Ward:
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