The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22
EAST PROVIDENCE |
Mr.. Tiepks Deno0nces Governor Garvln
ata Political Meeting.
Town Council Met Last Night Real
Estate Register OIhef Items.

, with whom the council had not as YET
agreed, be assessed ss nothing
On motion OF Mr.. Cady II was voted
| that all land formerly I'm the layout ~
the old boundary line and not included
| in the new layout he abandoned.
The petition Of Rev. A. A. Cleveland
for abatement of tax. being referred
| back from the assessors with the report
| that they found no error I'm the assess
ment was read, and II was voted that
| the petitioner be given leave TO withdraw.
The petition OF the Sacred Heart
church for permission 10 hold an enter
tainment In the town hall on November
s. was granted.
| Upon motion OF Mr.. Sampson IL was
voted that the voting place for District
No. he at las Taunton avenue,
The following supervisors were sp-
thur s. Baeney. George M. Bliss. walacs
Jameson; Democrat-Andrew W. MAY.
John r. Green. John J. Clancy.
District No. 2: Republican--Fran ~
HILL John n. Murphy. William +. Carl
son: Democrat-Charles A. Mowry, VIII
ham g. Downs. Edward A. Turner. Jr.
District No. 3: Republican--Charles =.
Kirby. Ellis f. Pierce. Charles H. lie wis;
! Democrat--Harry T.. Mckay. Frank r.
Case. Robert d. A. Rogers.
District No. 4: Republican, william r.
Comrie. James II. Leonardson. FREDERICK
Burdick: Democrat-James r. Coyns,
John ID. Hogan. John r. Hennessey
District No s: Republican Frank E.
Butler. George r. Martin. Robert--IS
Glover; Democrat--Albert NJ. Cole. VIII
| liam G.. Dunbar. Thomas r.. Hickey.
There were several districts in which
the offices Of moderator and clerk were
vacant and the vacancies were filled as
| follows: e
Moderator OF District I. George IT,
Huston: clerk OF District !. John n. Car.
penter; moderator 90 District No. Z.
Daniel y. Logan: clerk OF District No. 4.
r. Fred Gottschalk. moderator OF Dis
trict No. 5. Howard v. Tde: clerk OF Dis
trict No. .. Harry w. -Ranney. ~.
The ma tier NJ licensing peddlers In
this town was brought up, but It. was
thought advisable to continue the mat
ter 10 Oct 30. and II was voted that this
be done
The report OF the council. az drawn UP
by the committee was read and accepted
as the report of the council after which
the meeting adjourned.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
Mary r. Ide ct al sold to the trustees
OF Faith home. lots "a. % and es on the
Daniel w. lde plat. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon for $40 -
Sarah W. Fuller sold TO Edward n.
Fuller, one certain farm on the west side
of Pawtncket avenue. with all the build
ings. houses. cottages. barns and other
| improvements thereon for 500
Cora NJ. Shaw mortgaged to the six
Per. Cent Loan company, lots u. Is anS ~
on Pleasant Bluff plat No. for $500
SUCCESSFUL BALL.
Last night the social season was fairly
opened by the third grand ball of the
Briarwood Social club. given I'm the town
hall last night. The affair was a bowling
success from start 10 finish To those
/ uyhn rnnfr he AaI A.
was handed out In large chunks from the
time that Fay's Belmont orchestra start
ed up the strains OF the first waltz until
the last note OF the good night waltz died
ont In the stiffness OF the small hours
of early morning
There were p numbers on the program
and the dancers went through them with
snap that plainly showed that they were
enjoying themselves to the limit
During intermisson collation. WAS
served to which the dancers did ample
justice. The committees were as follows:
Frank j. Geary. chairman; Eugene Me-
Cormick treasurer John A. Sceeies,
John ]. Mahoney, John r. Mccormick.
floor director Frank J. Geary assistant
fioor director. John Sceeles. Frank VI.
Comes. William 3. Mccormick and Fred.
Stubbs officated as aids. and John Ma.
honey and Edward f.. Rogers acted as re-
ception committee. ~
AN ENTERTAINMENT.
Last night very successful entertain
ment was given al the Haven NJ E.
church on Taunton avenue. There was
a large attendance and the numbers on
the program were greatly appreciated
The entertainment was furnished by the
Brown University Glee club. The selec-
tons were all good ones and they were
rendered In faultless manner
The program was ~ follows: First
part Winter Song Billiard. Universt,s
quartet. II. NJ. Clarke N r. Hutchinson.
Grey. Mandolin quartet n r Esten. ~
r. Hutchison, Y. e. Cross. r. r. Hadlev.
reading, Mr. Watson. Cello solo select
ed. Mr. chiIds. selection. quartet Dixie
Girl Lampe, Mandolin quartet Second
psrt-kentuoky Babe, GeibeL quartet:
reading. Mr. Watson. solo. selected. Mr.
Clarke: A Lucky Duck. whitney afando.
ltn quartet: reading. Mr.. watson: cello
solo. Mr. Childs; HASH "a medley, ar
ranged by W. r. Esten, y. r. fIuichlsor.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.
Howard Lodge No. y. "a os a.. hold an
interesting metiirg On their hall In To-
bins block last night. Two applications
were received and referred and orrange-
msrls completed Cor smoker TO be held
next "wednesday evening.
LOCAL NEWS.
Health Officer Williams removed
diphtheria card at Rlversidc Last night 4
A meeting of Fraternity cncampmcnt
viii be held tonight
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Ward IN
Bangor are the guests of Health Office
Williams. Mr.. Ward = superintendent "
sewers " that city -
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