The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
0LNEYvILLE.
Nomination Papers for a So
ciaIist Labor Party.
Funeral OF an Odd Fellow Attended
by Manufacturers Lodge.
A Number of Johnston Onlcials on
the Sick LIST.
IHR NEWS BUREAU. oLSEYyILiH,
No 4 Hartford Avenue.

NO j. uafuofu ANth"e'h
Nomination papers for a legislative
ticket OF the Socialist Labor party have
been certified TO as containing the names
of Al qualified electors and will be nled
with The Secretary of State to go upon the
official ballot for the town OF johnston
The nominees are as follows:
For Senator-John Butler.
First Representative Frank Erie.
Second Representative samuel AS
quith.
For commissioner OF highways the
name of Walter II. Oliver OF Hedley
avenue is on the list with the
General Assembly delegation, but
as that is a town office IL cannot be
recogn lied, as il should be upon
seperate nomination paper. Evenlt 1t was,
Mr.. Oliver, not being qualified elector of
the town, would not be eligible for the
position.
The nomination papers signed for mem
bers of the General Assembly has the
names of but "a qualified voters, not
sufficient number TO nominate town
official as 80 is required for town and only
20 for State officers.
Prohibitory Caucus.
A prohibitory caucus to nominate can
didates for the General Assembly was held
at 322 Plainfield street last evening.
w. Il. Alverson presided and Frank
Kelly acted as secretary. The ticket NOM
inateu was Charles w. Calder for Senator; ;
Geo. w. Amison, first Representative;
Gilbert II. Swain, second Representative.
Manufacturers Lodge.
Manufacturers Lodge, No. 10, /. o. o. F.,
held well attended meeting at their
lodge room last evening.
The first degree was conferred on two
candidates IN a very oreditable manner
by the regular degree team.
A social committee consisting OF Charles
Van Leuven. Fred Steere, Thomas Mills,
Edward Il. Wilford and j. Howland, Jr.,
the 18th Of this month. William T.. Little,
Gilbert II. Parker and Henry o. Martin
were appointed to arrange for a fratel nal
visitation To Pilgrim Lodge on the 22nd.
Burial Of w. :. Robinson.
William s. Robinson, past grand OF
Manufacturers Lodge, was inferred at
Riverside cemetery at 2 o'clock this after
noon. Rev. Il. II. Cocroft conducted the
service in connection with the ritual ex-
ercises of the Odd Fellows by y. G.. Tay-
lor, V. q. Thompson and Chaplain Shaw
cross. Past Grands w. l.. Whipple, III. O.
Martin, A. w. Smith and John Williams
acted as bearers.
Vicinity Scraps and Snippcts.
A dangerous washout is reported on
Andrews avenue, near the old Silver Lake
foundry.
Asnumber OF Johnston officials are on
the sick list. Treasurer Davis has been
confined to his homo since last week.
Councilman Dow has not been to his
place OF business since Monday, and
Councilman Sawyer has been at his home
since last Saturday.
Harrison Il. Winsor arrived yesterday
with car load of horses from tine West.
The" Pillar of Fire." sacred cantata,
will be presented in the Broadway Bap-
fist Church this evening.
Mrs. George T.. Ryan of Buffalo il visit
ing her sister Mrs. III. Il. Wood of Plain
field street.
William 4. Follnar is receiving congrat-
ulations upon the advent OF a son at his
house.
Manufacturers Lodge has an unusually
large number on the sick list. Ten are
reported by the officers at the present
time.
Ninety-three OF the persons whose
names appear on the registry list are dis
qualified from voting from some cause or
other, Mt the next election, the majority
by reason of never having shown their
papers of naturalization to the town
clerk