The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-08
RIVERSIDE.
Republicans to Open Headquar.
ters Hsrs-RoWing Club
Msets--Othsr Local Items.

There does not seem TO be anything
very new in the political situation here
but II is very evident that both OF the
parties mean TO leave no stone unturned
10 score success at the coming election
and each OF them is making all the effort
they can 10 secure as many votes as pos
sible.
The Republicans are 10 open up head
quarters here very soon. They have Sc
cured the rooms over Burke's dry goods
store and will make this their head
quarters until the close OF the cam
paign They express themselves as con-
fident that they will win out and the
other side say that they think their own
chances OF pulling out are az good as
they can be.
The announcement that Mr.. Nadeau
would not enter politics as candidate
this year is thought 10 have materially
weakened the good government element
and now the efforts of the Democrats 10
effect a fusion with the good govern
ment is awaited with interest by the peo-
pie In this end of the town
INTERESTING MEETING.
Last night the Canonicus Rowing club
held an interesting meeting In their rooms
on Maple avenue. II was decided that
bowling team should be selected TO repre-
sent the club during the present season
and f. j. Gaffney was elected captain
and manager OF the team which will he
selected little later on.
Arrangements for the social 10 be held
In Library hall were discussed at some
length.
After the business session a collation.
was served by Caterer Hammond. II con-
sisted of Pomham chowder and other
good things. This was followed by pro-
ntxrA -
late in the evening
Charles Heyworth won the first prize
with score OF 2s The prize was
handsome scarf. Alfred Albro was
close second with score Of 2e The con-
ISOLATION prize, gilt fish, was captured
by Byron Macon.
ATTACHMENT SERVED.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Coats served
an attachment on certain real estate
half of the Providence Fish company.
who are suing on book account. The
writ is made returnable TO the Sixth dis
trict court at the session to be held Oct.
Read has been in business here for
long time. at first running a fish cart and
later operating a store in the lower end
Of the village. He has been a resident
for many years, and Is we'll known.
TO ENLARGE BUILDING.
Yesterday all the members OF the school
committee paid a visit OF inspection TO
the Turner avenue school house TO deter
mine what could be done to relieve the
congested condition of the building.
After thorough inspection they in
struoted an architect to draw UP plans
and furnish an estimate for the addition
of two rooms 10 be used as recitation
rooms on the south end OF the building.
The structure, which was built about
S years ago, has several times been re-
modelled and changed to meet the grow
ing demands for increased school facili-
ties. The committee thinks that with
the addition OF the two rooms sufficient
additional teachers could work to advan-
tage In the building TO make the struc-
ture do without the erection of any new
school houses in the district for a num-
ber OF years.
PERSONAL.
This morning George s. Dean left for
a weeks visit to Worcester. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Dean
F.. c. Penniman. one OF the best known
OF the local business men, IL enjoying a
fishing trip today.
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