The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-04


The state committee got together
about 10 o'clock and Immediately ap-
pointed O sub committee to report a
list of committees for the convention,
taking a recess while the sub-commit-
tee was at work. The subcommittee
was in session for about an hour, and
then submitted the following lists,
which were adopted:
Resolutions--At large, John Clarke
Ridpath, Boston; Hon Samuel Roads,
Jr., Marblehead; Hon. M NJ. Cunniff,
Boston; George Brickett Lynn; Henry
Lloyd. Boston; John b. O'Donnell,
Northampton; John II. Mack, North
Adams. BY districts: l. Hon. Michael
Connors, Holyoke: q Patrick r. Kilroy,
Springfield; 3, David r. O'Connell,
Worcester; 4, George A. Mahoney,
Pepperell; 5, Willis F. Burbank, Lowell;
Is, Arthur Wilmington, Newburyport; Z,
Henry J. Skeffington, Revere; 8, George
A. Perkins, Cambridge; 8, Hon. NJ. M.
Lomasney, Boston; 10, Timothy A. KEEL
liner, Boston, II, William D. Leahy,
Milford; IL, Rev. W. Bayard Hale, Mid
dlebero; 10, Hon. William Moran, Fall
River.
Committee to report 20 members at
large on the state central committee
At large. A. c. Drinkwater, Braintree;
Francis P. Curran, Woburn; James II.
Mellen, Worcester; Michael j. Reidy,
BOSTON; John Nolan, Brockton; by dis
tricts-1, Frank ]. Lawler, Greenfield;
2, Joseph F. Callahan. Springfield; 3,
John O'Gara, Spencer; 4, Charles D.
Lewis, birmingham; 5, Frank J. Sy-
rnonds, Lowell 6, d. w. Coughlin, Dam
yers; 7, William p. Connery, Lynn; 8,
F. X. Clifford, Somerville: 8, James f.
Fitzgerald, Boston; 10, Fred S. Gore,
Boston: il, Henry Lloyd, Boston; IL,
John B. WhaleE, Weymouth; 10, Jas.
Z. Sullivan, FaU River.
Credentials--At large, William H
Baker. Newton; Hon. William B. Ma
honey Westfeld; Hon. James A. Gal
Ivan, Boston: Dennis A. o. Brfen, Chel-
sea; Albert A, Pillar, Boston; Robert
X. Sears, Danvers; Charles E. Dean,
Brockton. BY districts, Edward
McAlpine Learned Pittsf1eld; 2, John
]. Raleigh, Northampton; 8, James e.
Estabrook, Worcester; a. Charles P.
McNabb, Waltham; >, Hon. Joseph j.
Flynn, Lawrence; 6, Frank e. Foster,
Beverly: :. John ]. Hogan, Boston; 8,
Stephen Harrington, Cambridge; 8,
Hon. John Quinn, Jr.. Boston; 10,
Henry w. Kelley Boston; IL, Charles
F.. harrington, Newton; II, John No
Ian. Erockton; 13, John H. Drum, Har-
wich.
Permanent organization-At large,
IIOAA. 1COl8S NOOfAl 4AAtlOIOt HULL
John H. Lee, Boston; Timothy e. Nc
Carthy, Boston; Charles P. Davis, Ag-
AVIAN; James A. Watson, Boston; Geo.
A. Sweeney, Attleboro; Hon. Fisher H.
Pearson, Lowell; by districts, I, Chas.
E. Hubbard, Plttsfeld; 2, Abram Sher-
win, Northampton; 8, Eugene M. Mo-
riarty, Worcester; d. David l. Walsh,
Clinton; 5, Hon. John P. Feeney, Wo-
burn; 6. William O'Brien, Marblehead;
7, Thomas ]. Morrison, Chelsea; &
James w. Kenney, Somerviue; 8. Mica
ael w. Norris, Boston; TO- William Z,
Shea, Quincy; II. George w. Anderson,
Boston; IL, Hon. Frank A. Hobart,
Braintree; 10, Charles T. Luce, New
Bedford.
Balance of state ticket-At large,
Harry J. Jacquith, Wellesley; Hon. Asa
It. Newhall. Lynn; Oliver Downing,
Boston; John Ryan, Lowell; DIR. Jo-
seph H. Potts, Holyoke; Hon. Walter
L. Ramsdell Lynn; Eugene J. O'Con-
nor, Boston; by districts, Henry w
Ashley, Westfield; 2, Eugene J. O'Nell
Chicopee; Q, John J. Love, Westboro;
4, L. Porter Morse, Marlboro; 5, Rich
ard Cullinane, Lawrence; 6, Marcus G.
Pettingill, Danvers; Z, Denis W. Nc
Carthy, Wakefield; 8, Edward ]. Sen.
mott, Cambridge; 9, Hon. Daniel D
Rourke, Boston; 10, Joseph J. Norton
Boston; H. William H. Baker, Newton
IL, John O'Hearn, Taunton; 10, Edward
r. Maher, Barnstable.