The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-26
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
REPUBLIcANs NOMINATE A TOWN
COUNCIL TICKET
The Carroll Faction Fails to Get I'm Its
Nominations In Time and the Quinn
Men are Rejoicing.

The political ball in Warwick opened
today and the supper ers Of DIR. M. j.
Lsgris of Jericho are greatly excited, as
his name has been left of the Republican
ticket. while that of DIR. Charles Chag-
non takes its place as town councilman.
At Apponaug last evening. toth poiiti-
cal parties met and handed la the names
Of their nominees.
Tie Democrats held their caucus ut 5
o'clock and votet 10 give the town
committee power to ratify whatever
nominations are made IL they deemed 1t
advisable to do so. At 1889 the chair
man aud secretary OF the Republican
town committee handed in the nomlna-
tions which will be voted upon at the
election OF June 5.
The ticket is ne Of the strongest ever
put In the field In the tow and is as fol-
lows:
Town clerk-James L. Lockwood.
Town council-Enos Lapham. presi-
dent; Webster knight, Philip DUFFY,
Clarence y. Carpenter and DIR. Charles
Chagnon.
District Observation-Disclosures No. !, Al
bert X. Greene.
Distric. No. 2, Albert II. Hill and John
Donahue clerk.
District No. 3, Dwight II. Adams.
District No. 4. john Greene. jr.
TOWN tire asuTer-Dwight X. Adams.
Town sergeant-WillIam j. Wells.
Assessors OF ~taxes-Joseph Burlingame,
Benjamin Il. Dawley. B.njamin +. Hill,
Wiiiiam V. Slocum and j.. L. Wood
mansie.
School committee-Henry ID. Heydon,
George MattLewson, Oivet j.. Chappell
aud John .. Hoxie.
Tie Democratic nominations are:
Town C~lerA-James Y. Lockwood.
Town Council-Thomas Spencer, presi-
lieut., Sydney X. Mitchell. Charles
Young, William Tiffany aud Peter No
la d.
justices of the Peace-Alf Ell Fisher,
George II. Quiulan. Oliver Il. rarks anu
George Cook.
Town Sergeant-William j. Wells.
Tie Carroll delegation under the lead
ership VI Patrick Il. Smith did not sue
coed IL getting their ticket into the
clerks Office lie ore IL o'clock, and were
5 lut out, to the great amusement of the
Qulnn iactlon, which Is known as tie
simon-pure Democracy OF W arwick.
Dr. Nj. j. Legris MAS STE 4 by a News
reporter THIS morning and said that
wnile he shou,d not take AN active part
In tie campaign be should vote his
ticket as usual. lie could not tell how
the members Of the French Republican
club OF Jericho would vote.
A%pponaug.
The members Of The Warwick town
council, with the exception Of Webster
knight, met in Armory hal Yesterday
afternoon.
The iollowing-named persons were
elected supervisors for the election Of
Junt 8:
District No. /, Republicans, Edward Z.
Matthewson aud ia lies K. McCusker;
Democrats, Benjamin Maynard aud
Christopher q. We-tcott.
III ufrIcf NJ. - Rannhl n,na william,
II. Levalley. Siiule Armand; demo Gratis.
Gorge T.. Gilland aud Henry G.. Devi o.
District No. 3, Republicans, Mos IS F.
Il, Id. jr., Dwight r.. Adams. jr.: DINO
Gratis, William H. Tucker. lienry g.
| Arnold.
District No. A, Republicans, John A.
Beicher, 10 IA Ia. Is. Kidd.
Election officers fr June 5. District
No. |, Henry Smith, Micnael 3. Lynch.
District No. 2. Patrick 4. Smith and
james Pdrkhurst.
District No. 3, John II. Tiffany. silas
! A. Nye.
Dist let No. 4. II. N. Slocum and II.
ID. Wells.
The sum of $25 vas allowed the veter-
ans OF Paw xet for expsnses on Memo
lial Day.
CAPTAIN G. ID. b ven camp. IS. S. Of
", held a business meeting In Ar nory
ball Wednesday evening. william l.
King aid Charles Moors OF this villa 20
were mustered in.
All brothers were ordered To report Mt
he nail Memorial Sunday mt o o'clock
a, m, 10 act as escort TO Thounas post
No. IL, q. A. r., which will attend di-
viue service at Hills Grove. Monday
eve ing there will be "A military drill ami
ON Decoration Day the members will
meet NJ q. H., to escort aud assist
Thomas post in the exercises OF the day.
The lex meeting will be held Wednes-
day evening. May 81.
Coventry.
1t has been decided to hold the Rupub-
licaa caucuses for the nomination Of
town officers Sat Coventry Center on
Tuesday morning at ) o'clock.
George Bailey, "A former resident OF the
village. died in 81. Paul yesterday after
1901 after a lingering ilpess. The re-
mains will be brought East in accord
ance with the wishes Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bailey.
Joseph Duharne delivered a number of
| recitations at st. Joseph's church
fair In Engine hall. last evening. Tue
hall was crowded by persons from the
valley villages aud the receipts were very
large.
Amos Blair a resident of the A,ts for
twenty years died suddenly yesterday
afternoon.
River Point.
The young peoples society of the Con-
aregatioual church gave m entertain
ment ia the auditorium Of the church
last evening.
The COMMITTEES on races at the Paw
tuxet Valley park Is expected to hold an
important meeting this evening.
Many Of the old veterans Will attend
the meeting of McGregor post, No. IA,
C. A. r.. this eXenins TO make final ar