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and began a career with the Montpelier National Bank. She became the bank's clerk in 1954, secretary and assistant trust officer in 1956, assistant vice president in 1958, and vice president in 1960. Davidson was also active in several local civic and business organizations, including serving as
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appointed Davidson to fill the vacancy. Davidson was the first woman to hold the post, and was the Democratic nominee for a full term in the November, 1968 election. She lost her bid for a two-year term to
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following an appointment to fill a vacancy, the first woman to hold the position. Davidson lost election for a full term in her own right, and later served as Vermont's Commissioner of Employment Security.
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president of the Montpelier Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Vermont Association (Vermont Chamber of Commerce). She was also a member of the state and national advisory councils for the
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After leaving college, Davidson worked in a variety of positions with the Vermont Emergency Relief Administration, the agency created to plan and oversee completion of
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After losing the race for state treasurer, Davidson resumed her career with the Montpelier National Bank. In February, 1973,
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In retirement, Davidson resided in the Barre Town hamlet of South Barre. She later lived at an elder care facility in
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for several years, including terms as the party treasurer. In 1962 she was the unsuccessful Democratic nominee for
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In 1931, she married Theodore R. Davidson. They were the parents of a daughter named Sylvia, and later divorced.
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on August 26, 1913. She attended the schools of Barre Town and in 1931 she graduated from
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Davidson was born Madelyn Helen Suitor in the hamlet of Websterville,
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Davidson was the daughter of George Suitor and Rose (Olsen) Suitor).
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Davidson's uncle, Fred W. Suitor, was active in politics as a
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Vermont State Archives and Records Administration (2012).
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Davidson, Madelyn; Kasamatsu, Mary (January 7, 1988).
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American banker, politician, and government official
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Vermont State Treasurer
Barre Town, Vermont
Spaulding High School
Barre City
Simmons College
Great Depression
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
World War II
Office of Price Administration
Montpelier
Small Business Administration
Saint Michael's College
Democrat
Vermont Democratic State Committee
Vermont Secretary of State
Peter J. Hincks
Philip H. Hoff
Republican
Vermont House of Representatives
Burlington
Thomas P. Salmon
Governor of Vermont
Richard A. Snelling
Morristown
socialist
Barre City
"Vermont Birth Records, 1909-2008, entry for Madaline Helen Suitor"
Vermont Legislative Directory and State Manual
"Miscellaneous Shower"
Microcosm, the Simmons College Yearbook

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