The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Citizens party will not hold a eau
Gus this year, but has placed nomination
papers in various places for residents OF
the town 10 sign. The ticket is as fol-
lows William T.. Smyth, town clerk:
Charles c. Phillips. Robert b. Hanson.
William T.. Ripley. James s. Moore. Leo
F. Nadeau, councIlmen; John Champlin,,
assessor OF taxes three years; Charles l.
Hazard judge of probate David 8. Ray.
town treasurer; William II. Chase. school
committeeman for three years; Robert Il.
Budlong, school committeeman for three
years: Harry d. German, moderator;
William III. Mason. clerk
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Gorham
ofnciated at the United Congregational
church.
This evening the town council will hold
a meeting in the town hall
Next Friday evening will be the 10Th
anniversary of the First Universaliss
church. The services which will COM
mence at 1:45. will be as follows Organ
recital, Mrs. Edgar s. Ray; Psalm and
invocation. by the pastor. Rev Allan
Brown; selections of music by choir:
Scripture lesson. Rev. G. j. White, d. D.:
hymn, choir and congregation; prayer.
Rev c. j. White, ID. d.; selection OF
music. Mrs. r. c.. Gibbs: history of the
church, Mrs. c. A. BARTLETT address.
Rev w. c. Selleek OF Providence se-
lections of music by choir: address, Rev.
Henry w. Rugg, d. D.. OF Providences
reading OF letters from former pastors;
address. Rev. II. l. Cushman of Prov,
idence: hymn, choir and congregations
benediction.
Next Wednesday the Fourth Division OF
the Naval Battalion will enter into tho
ffna @npf fAr he
trophy. The divisions team will consist
otoGunner's Mate William d. Treu, En-
sign Ne!s Johnson. Boatswain's Mate
Harvey NJ. Fish, Chief Boatswain's Mate
George NJ. Bliss. Lieutenant Junior
Grade Percy b. Gibson Coxswain Charles
B. Sutherland and Gunner's Mate Fred
erick A. Reed.
In the Seventh district court Alfred ].
Kent has entered suit. through his
lawyer, +. Il. Owen, against II. Anthony
Dyer. for alleged assault and battery. 1t
Is said that few days ago Mr.. Kent
stopped his horse and wagon on the road
10 talk with another teamster. Mr.. Dyer
wanted TO pass In his automobile ard
Kent. II is claimed, would not move. Mr..
Dyer descended from his carriage and
undertook to start Kent's horses, after
which many uncomplimentary words were
passed between them.
Saturday afternoon Special Officer Geo.
j. Braman, VINO mas charge OF the Aga
wan club, arrested thre obnoxious per-
sons. who gave their names as patrick
Fitzpatrick. George Pilkington and Pat
rick McKivarigan. The officer had his
hands full and al the station Pilkington
tried to escape, but failed. and was fined
$40 and costs In the Seventh district court
yesterday. and being unable to pay was
committed. The others were fined 81 and
costs each
Officer Higgins arrested William Doane
Sunday afternoon for being a sturdy
beggar Doane was sentenced to one year
at the state workhouse this morning In
the Seventh district court.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of Mr..
Thomas w. Arnold of 2s1 Taunton avenue
took place from his home. Rev. Mr.
Brown read the services. There were
members of Crescent lodge of Providence
and Reliance lodge OF East Providence
present The bearers were Messrs. Math-
ewson and Whittin of Crescent lodge and
Smith and Bucklln OF Reliance lodge
This evening Rev. Mr.. Blake will ad-
dress the Mems club at the Mathewsou
Street NJ. u. church.