The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-02
IN OLNEYvILLE.
The Official List Of Candidates in
Johnston--locaIs.
THE NKws BUREAU,
OLNKYvILLK. Roox L LIBRARY BUrLprNa,

THE NKws BUREAU,
Telephone ss43.
The following is the official list OF can
didates to be used at the Johnston annual
town meeting next Monday: For moder-
'ator, George f. A. Beane, Republican, In
dependent, Citizens; c. Slocum Smith,
Independent Democrat. For town clerk,
Citizens; Walter ID. Harris, Independent
Democrat. For Town Council No. 1,
John K. Bowen, Republican, Independ-
emit, Citizens. For Town Council No. 2,
Harry Daw, Republicans; Samuel f.
Groves, Independent Democrat, Inde-
For Town Council No. 3, John Sawyer,
Republican, Independent, Citizens; I;
Oliver p. sherman, Jr., Independent
Democrat. For Town Council No. 4.
William t. Smith, Independent Demo-
crat; Henry 8, Turner, Republican, In
dependent, Citizens; For Town Council
Democrat; Albert 7. Remington, Repub.
lican, Independent, Citizens. For Town
Council No. 9, Edward A. Carter, Citi-
zens; John F. Harlow, Republican;
Maurice +. Lawton, Independent Demo-
crat; Stanton j. Smith, independent.
sheldon, Republican, independent Dem
ocrat, Independent, Citizens. For JUS
Smith, Republican; for justice OF the
peace No. 2, George w. White, Republi-
can; for justice of the peace No. 3, Arthur
j. Bromley, Republican; for justice of the
peace No. A. Andrew II. Patton. Republic
can; for justice Of the peace No. 5, Frank
w. Tillinghast, Republican,; for town
treasurer, James Davis, Republican,
Independent Democrat, Independ-
ent, Citizens; for town ser
geant, Richard Arnold, Citizens; Ed
gar 2. Holbrook, Republican, Independ-
ent Democrat. For assessor of taxes for
three years, John w. Waters, Repu blican,
Independent. Citizens; Martin Winsor,
Independent Democrat, For member OF
the school committee for three years,
James A. Pirce, Repu blican, Independent,
Citizens; Henry F. Thompson, Independ-
ent Democrat.
Working Girls Reception.
The Mt. Pleasant Working Girls Asso-
citation held their annual reception last
evening at the club house on Arlington
avenue. The members brought their
friends and social time was
spent. The work of the different classes
was exhibited, which received much COM
Refreshments were served
under the supervision of the president,
Miss Eleanor Sprague, after which the
From the gymnasium exhibition given
q short time ago, 800 was realized which
will help the clubs expenses greatly.
Brief Locals.
The funeral of John Bliss was OBJ
served at his residence, IL Cambridge
street, this morning. The house
was filed with friends, who extend their
to the bereaved family. The
body Is to be taken to Plainfield, Conn, A
where 1t is to be inferred in the family
The funeral of Alfred McNaily was
observed from st. Theresa's Church this
The deceased was we'll known,
being member of Court Olneyville. Lodge
Of Foresters and also of Narragansett As
sembly OF Good Fellows. The burial will
take place at st. Patrick's cemetery.
A watch is to be contested for at the
Sheridan Guards fair tonight.
The Wallace Male Glee Club hold a
special meeting tomorrow.
No arrests reported at the Sixth Station
this morning.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of Mt.
Pleasant M. r. Church give an entertain
nent In Academy Hall tonight.