The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-16


L. Phetteplace, Henry G. Pollard, Charles
Ii. Learned, John ID. Turner.
Johnston. George i. A. Beane, John
F.. Harlow, Francis M. Ball, Harlan A.
Page William III. Mathewson, Frank M.
Whipple, H. Allen Swan, j. j. Harrington,
w. p. Brownell.
n. Providence. II. Greene,
5. Il. Kinnecum, Hugh p. Wood,
harrington. Edward II. Weeks Henry
s. Walsh, Samuel Bowden, Walter A.
Martin, Walter Il. Anthony, John L.
Draper.
Brines, III. l.. Crandall, John j. Greene,
Benjamin II. Smith, j. Stanton.
Burrillyille. james III. Smith, Joshua
Perkins, Samuel Mellor, William Legg,
Thomas McKenna, Adelard Fayette.
Jamestown--William 4. Caswell. Daniel
G.. Watson, John Il. Braman. William III.
Allen, Edwin u. Littlefeld, Alvin I'll.
Peckham.
Smithfleld - James III, waterhouse,
Thomas H. Harris, Marshal w. Mowry,
John ii. Whipple, Charles L. Lakey,
Thomas Smith.
A. Randall, Elmer NJ. Andrews, Fred
Spencer, Henry ID. Sprague William ii.
Boyden.
Glocester-C Charles Potter, Jesse Il.
Mowry, Francis w. Perkins, Walter M.
Olney, George +. Cutting, Wilson A.
Peckham.
Charlestown-EdwinA A. Kenyon, Weeden
j. Tucker, George G.. Cross, Samuel B.
Hoxsie, Jr., Albert A. Sanders George
w. Hoxsie, 2d.
w. Greenwich n Thurston Capwell,
Frank II. Rathbun, George X. Fisk,
George w. Whitman, William Miller,
Otho Tarbox.
Coventry-Richard w. Andrews, Joseph
Il. Hopkins, Alfred X. johnson, James
v. Fish, Philip Q. Northup, Angler
Bergeron.
Exeter-Frank f. Dutemple, Chauncey
G.. Barber, Philip A. Money, George L.
Barber, Walter A. Hoxie, John ;.
Tanner.
Middletown--A. Herbert Ward, James
Anthony, James X. Chase, Robert Pat
terson, Lewis X. Manchester, William q.
Peckham.
Bristol-Joshua Wilbur, Henry NJ. Glib
son, Clarence f. Booth, Orrin l.. Bos-
worth, Edwin G. Sparks, Frank III.
Carter.
Tivcrton-Henry c. Osborn, John II.
Snyder, Samuel +. Stewart, Joshua Il.
Durfee, Samuel T.. Almy, Amasa :.
Williston.
Little Compton-Samuel Il. Gray,
George A. Lemunyon, William A. Peck
ham, William Il. Peckham, Benajah Ii.
Warren-Theodore Warren, Daniel w.
Gladding, John III. Brown, Charles III.
Child, I'd, Theodule Morriseau, Gilbert II.
Cole.
Cumberland--Elli L. Blak, Jason
Newell, Wilbur A. Scott, Charles A.
Fessenden, Merrill Spring, jeremiah
Powers, Jesse Carpenter
Richmond-David Il. Kenyon, Henry
+. Woodmansee, Joel M. Kenyon, Whiting
Metcalf, Herbert Il. Lewis, Charles ID.
Chase.
Cranston-william H. Hall. Arthur f.
Austin, Edwin G. Pierce, Joseph L. San
ders, George A. Sphinx, J. A. Latham,
Otis W. Hawkins, ID. Winsor, IL. NJ.
Coombs.
Foster--James p. Nichols, Richard G.
Bishop, Brayton A. Round, Henry j.
Paine, Thomas X. browne, Frank X.
Briggs.
The first business was the appointment
of the following committee upon platform:
w. Howard Walker, Frederick Dulude
and Lester :. Hill, of Providence county
III. X. Nightingale and X. w. Andrews of
Kent county; Edwin A. Kenyon and
Lewis Anthony of Washington county;
William &. Peckham and Edward +. Dyer
of Newport county; and Theodore Warren
and Edward III. Weeks of Bristol county.
Nominations were then in order and
General William Ames, in "a eulogistc adj
dress, presented the name of General
Elisha Dyer of Providence as the nominee
for governor Mr.. Howard X. Stokes
seconded the nomination.
For Lieutenant Governor the name of
cxMayor Aram j. Pothier of Woonsocket
was presented by Mr.. Edward Thayer of
Pawtucket, and the nomination was
seconded by Ambrose Feeley of Woon-
socket.
Delegate Harry c. Curtis nominated for !
reelection to the office of secretary of |
state Hon. Charles p. Bennett and the |
was seconded by Colonel |
Walker.
Assemblyman w. w. Blodgett of Paw |
tucket nominated for attorney general |
Mr.. Willard B. Tanner and the nomina-
ton was seconded by Mr.. Henry 4. Root.
For general treasurer Mr.. j. ID. Turner
of Lincoln nominated the present incum-
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