38th New Brunswick Legislature

Canadian provincial legislative assembly

The 38th New Brunswick Legislative Assembly represented New Brunswick between March 5, 1936, and October 24, 1939.

Murray MacLaren served as Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick.

Hedley F. G. Bridges was chosen as speaker.

The Liberal Party led by Allison Dysart formed the government.

## History[edit]

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## Members[edit]

Electoral District  | Name  | Party

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Saint John County | Robert McAllister | Conservative
H. Colby Smith | Conservative
York | John B. McNair | Liberal
Ernest W. Stairs | Liberal
H. Ralph Gunter | Liberal
Stewart E. Durling | Liberal
Westmorland | Austin C. Taylor | Liberal
Frank H. Copp | Liberal
E. R. McDonald | Liberal
Simeon Melanson | Liberal
Kings | Walter W. V. Foster | Liberal
Colin C. McDonald  | Liberal
W. A. Jeffries  | Liberal
Queens | F. A. McGrand | Liberal
W. M. Jenkins | Liberal
Charlotte | A. D. Dyas | Conservative
J.J. Hayes Doone | Liberal
R. Fraser Keay  | Liberal
Foster C. Calder  | Liberal
Northumberland | William S. Anderson | Liberal
Richard J. Gill | Liberal
Frederick M. Tweedie | Liberal
Hidulphe A. Savoie | Liberal
Sunbury | Gabriel F. Smith | Liberal
W. C. Lawson | Liberal
Kent | A. Allison Dysart | Liberal
Auguste J. Bordage | Liberal
François G. Richard | Liberal
Gloucester | Clovis T. Richard | Liberal
J. André Doucet | Liberal
F.T.B. Young | Liberal
William A. Losier | Liberal
Carleton | Edwin W. Melville | Conservative
Gladstone W. Perry | Conservative
Fred C. Squires | Conservative
Restigouche | H.F.G. Bridges | Liberal
Philibert LeBlanc  | Liberal
Albert | H. O. Downey | Liberal
Fred Colpitts[1] | Liberal
Victoria | Frederick W. Pirie | Liberal
John W. Niles | Liberal
Madawaska | Pio Laporte | Liberal
J. Gaspard Boucher | Liberal
Saint John City | A. P. Paterson | Liberal
W. F. Roberts | Liberal
Horace A. Porter | Liberal
E. J. Henneberry | Liberal
Moncton | Charles H. Blakeney | Liberal

## Notes[edit]

1. ^ Family History

## References[edit]

* Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1939, AL Normandin

Preceded by

37th New Brunswick Legislature

|  Legislative Assemblies of New Brunswick
1935–1939  | Succeeded by

39th New Brunswick Legislature

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