The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21
The Young Mems Republican Club An
nounce an Open Meeting,
All the Teachers Are Now Members Of
tho Institute te-NsWSIels. /.

Postal cards have been sent out an
nouncing that tonight the Young Mems
Republican club will hold an open meet
ing In the rooms OF the East Providence
Business Mems association. According
Providence Mems association. According
to these notices the speaker of the eve
png In Hon. Adm Capron. and II had
been arranged for him to be present and
to address the meeting, but now word
has been received that he Is Ill and his
place. as the speaker OF the evening viii
be probably taken by Henry f. Tiepke,
OF Pawtucket. who Is a fluent speaker.
A number OF the local candidates viii
also address, the meeting. The club has
also arranged to hold grand mass meet
ing In the Town hall on the evening OF
November g.
TEACHERS MEETING
Yesterday afternoon a meeting OF the
teachers OF the town was held In the hall
Of the A. p Hoyt grammar school. The
meeting was a very profitable one 10 all
OF the teachers Superintendent of
Schools Hon George n. Bliss gave a very
interesting lecture on the New England
coast and the St Lawrence river. The
lecture was illustrated by stertopticon
views from the sterioptican belonging to
the Hovt school, which was manipulated
BY superntendept J. Ellis Ames or that
school and Professor chiffon " Lcveland
Of the high school.
The teachers all Joined the teachers
institute. For several years all the
teachers ~ the town have been members
and ~ has been great help 10 them
Previous to the meeting Town Treasurer
David 3. Ray made call and paid the
teachers their salaries.
ARRANGING FOR ANNIvERsARy
The regular meeting Of Buckln Post
No. -, was he'd in Grand Army hall
last night. There was a eoodly number
of the veterans present and the meeting
wes an interesting one. Arrangements
for the observation Of the 18th snniver-
sary Of the post were discussed.
Phe occasion is to be observed next
Tuesday night with all due ceremony
The locsl camp Sons of Veterans and the
local Relief corps have been invited To
participate. There Will be interesting
speaking and an oyster supper will be
served.
THE STATE ROAD
The work on the state road into which
Taunton avenue is being transformed, Is
progressing very we'll. The road which
was started at the Massachusetts line has
been completed as far as Carpenters
corners. There II noticeable change
from the highway as II formerly was,
and smooth hard macsdam by which II
has been replaced
PHrLLIPsDALE LODGE.
The regular monthly meeting Of Phil
lipsdale Lodge. No. IS. A. o. T.. w. was
held In the lodge room at the pumping
station. There was good attendance
and considerable routine business trans
acted. One application for membership was
received and was referred TO the proper
committee
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Reliance Lodge No 80. |. q. o. F., held
! a meeting In Odd Fellows hall at the cor
ner of Warren and Burgess avenues last
night. A number Of visitors were present
and commended the excellent manner In
which the initiatory degree was conferred
upon one candidate.
ing remarks were made relative to the
work OF the order
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The Following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the office OF the
town clerk.
Frank W. Potter sold to MAY A. Ting
ley lots T. 2. g. =. 5, 6. I. s and II on the
Riverside subdivision Of the Lewis farm
plat for $40
Chsrles Reech sold 10 William r. Ran
dali lots DO 2l. 70 and 23 on the Bullock
land plat for so.
Mary A. Tinsiey amtclaimed to Jere-
mah y. o'Driscoll certain real estate in
Riverside for $40
THE NEW FIRE COMPANY.
There Is considerable activity towards
efYecting the organization OF a volunteer
fire company at Phillipsdale. The town
council decided some time ago TO furnish
IA or,.
engine and Thursday night a preliminary
meeting II 10. he held In the club rooms
formerly occupied by the Phillipsdale
wheelmen
BUSINESS DULL.
Business vas dull in the district court
tnis morning There was but one victim
Sssgrs Ssan sfrss the sSpr Wsi,'T RILEY who had
rsisned on charge OF vagrsncy. and az
ter owning up TO the truth OF the allie
cation. az set forth IN the warrant he
was sent to the state workhouse for six
months.
D THINGS POLITICAL.
There does not seem 10 be so very much
excitement In the political line Just AT
present but there Is enough coming to
the surface 10 indicate that there Is a
little current in the political stream. Ac.
cording to reports. there Is some difficulty
In getting the candidates put up by the
muxen's party 10 stand
II was said about town this morning
that several OF these candidates had
shown a positive disinclnation to allow
the use OF their names on the ticket and
that all OF the persuasiveness OF the
Good Government movement had been
called into active operation before they
would consent TO run
IL ir an assured fact q me Of these
candidates will make NJ - lsl effort 10
secure election 20 the - 10. which
they have been nominaic 4. and II r. said
that they Do not desire the oNices for
which they are nominated
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