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Evening journal., 1904-09-05

States, school bags. pencils. tablets,
composition books at Bader Bros, 221
King street.
Evening journal., 1904-09-05

n. w. Corner 9th and Market SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1904-09-05

Misses Mary and Carrie Gemmir are
on a ten days visit to relatives in
Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce and Miss
Spottswood have returned from an. ex-
tended visit to points in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hofmann had
as their guests a party of young peo-
PIE from Boothwyn, Pa, last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
LAKEWOOD.

The Republican caucus which was held
In District hall last night was short
one and harmonious throughout for II
only took about i5 minutes 10 cast the
votes that elected the following delegates
10 the state convention and the congress-
ional convention OF the Second District
were Sylvester X. ~. Robertson OF Lake
wood and G. Edward Glover OF Pawtux-
ct: delegate tn the town convention.
Frank Cole. Pawtuxet: district modera-
tor. Joseph y. Burlingame. district clerk.
Alexander NJ Robertson. town committee
selected. c. Edward Glover OF Pawtpxet
and Andrew r.. Brown OF Lakewood
Frank Lockwood was chairman OF the
caucus and John A. Belcher. caucus clerk.
The Republicans OF the district have an
efficient band OF helpers I'm the persons OF
the Young Mems Republican club which
is planning TO do n lot Of marching this
campaign. The club Is composed OF young
fellows who are for the most part just
outside the voting limit but they are in
terested and have had a number OF inter-
esting debates on political subjects.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
fAWTUCKET.

The board OF aldermen met last even
ing and after hearing an executive ses-
sion decided that the charges made
against Fireman Thomas +. Meehan
were sustained and he was discharged.
Alderman McCaughey voted against this
action.
Petition OF Bell & Gay for tavern H.
cence was referred to the committee on
police and licenses.
Petition OF Isaac Garner to build a barn
on Lafayette street was referred TO the
inspector OF buildings.
Several petitions for abatement OF taxes
alleged 10 be enormously assessed were
referred to the committee on claims.
Joint resolution to reimburse Rossnna
Lewis for tax enormously assessed was
passed.
While the board was awaiting business
from the common council Mayor Hig-
gins spoke in regard to the vacancy made
In the nre department, and expressed the
hope that there would be no "doubly fll-
Ing" Of the place, as was the case the
last time there was vacancy.
His Honor then retired and Alderman
Briden presided for the remainder OF the
session. the only additional matter acted
upon being the passage IN concurrence Of
an ordinance in amendment OF the ordl-
nance relative 10 the Free Public library
and which provides for the fixing OF a
reasonable compensation for the secre-
tary OF the board OF trustees Adjourned
The common council mo; I'm special
session last evening 10 pass a deficiency
bill. After the-call for the meeting was
read. after which was received n com
munication from the city auditor which
set forth the deficiencies In ihe different
appropriations al the close OF the fiscal
year.
Joint resolution appropriating S7SLB
60 meet the deficiencies was pissed in
concurrence.
Joint resolution auth0riziny the city
treasurer 10 pay salaries q city Officials.
paw rolls. etc. from the Beginning of The
fiscal year until the annual appropriation
bill r. passed was passed IN concurrence
Joint resolution sppropriating t,2 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
PAWTUXET.

The Volunteer Fire company turned out
with about 100 men In the ranks TO attend
the muster at Brockton yesterday and
left the village In an extra car about Is
minutes ahead OF the regular first car
The Fire King band was with them and
rendered pleasing music on the way and
during the parade. Captain Fred r John
son was unable on account of III health
10 head the line in the parade. and AS
sistant Foreman Charles II johnson was
In command OF the comapny, but Can
tain Johnson was deck during the, play
out.
About a score of ladies Of the village
accompanied the firemen to the fair All
hands returned to Pawtuxet late last
night and although the machine did not
get prize the men were well satisfied
with her performance under the weather
conditions that prevailed when their time
came 10 play.
As II was regular meeting night Fore
man +. +. Johnson called the men to
order about 10 o'clock and on motion OF
Walter Lee. the meeting adjourned 10
next Tuesday evening at the usual hour.
The engine which was sent over the road
was accompanied by Raymond Simmons.
Miss Amey Shrleve Of Ashcroft. Mass.
is visiting her cousin Blanche s. Johnson
on Spring street.
George b. Arnold Of Broad street has
gone 10 Utah. TO inspect some mining
property and will probably remain sew
cral weeks.
Thursday night there was sn alarm
sounded for a fire In Edgewood. but the
tiremen did not have 10 go further than
the corner OF Sheldon and Broad streets.
when the news came that their services
were not required.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
WARREN.

Rev. Father Austin Dowllng, conducted
holy hour" service at st. Mary s
church last night, TO a large congresa-
ton The parshioners at st. Mary 3
church are engaged in filing subscrip-
tons towards paying for the recent re-
pairs TO the church property.
A we'll attended social wos held in Ar
mory hall, last night. people being pres
ent from Bristol, Riverside and the sur
rounding towns. Music was furnished by
Caswells orchestra OF Bristol, X. l.. and
dancing was held until a late hour.
Mr.. John Carpenter and family, were
rendered a farewell reception by large
number of their friends at the vestry OF
the NJ. r. church last night. A pleasing
program was rendered, following which
refreshments were served. Mr.. Carpenter
and family are soon 10 leave here for
California, where they will make their
home.
The entire length OF Linden street has
recently been concreted and curbed by
the families residing on that street ana
owning property.
The M. f. church choir will hold their
weekly rehearsal at the church tonight
Special music to be practiced under the
direction OF the oreanist. Mrs. f. NJ. NC
Kenzie.
The church services will be Of the usual
order tomorrow, Rev. NJ. Webb OF Provi-
dencs and Rev. NJ. Chapin OF Barring
ton will officiate. respectively. at the
morning and evening services OF the 81.
Marks Episcopal church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

James Pierce for poll tax enormously as
sessed was passed in concurrence
Joint resolution appropriating Ss25 70
William Clayton for damage done 10
fowl by dogs was passed In concurrence.
Joint resolution appropriating $500 20
IS. Peter and Pauls church CORPORATION
for erroneous assessment on cemetery
land was passed in concurrence
Invitation from the Bristol County
Historical society TO attend the exercises
at the Central Falls Congregational
church in commemoration OF Captain
Pierce's fight against Canonchet was ac-
cepted
Joint resolution for abatement Of sli.-
1921 OF uncoilectible taxes from 1896 20
1903 was passed.
There was received from the board of
trustees OF the Free Public library cJm-
munication relative to giving a reasona ole
compensation 10 the secretary OF She
board of trustees OF the Free Public IL
brary. and an ordinance was passed pro-
viding for the same. Adjourned.
There was Republican conference last
evening In Tyler hall. These names were
considered for the assembly ticket: II. NJ.
French OF the First ward. William III. Pot
ter OF the Second, Henry II. Sager OF
the Third. c. Taber Gates OF the Fourth,
Victor La Rose OF the Fifth and w. IL.
Keene OF the Sixth.
on the makeup OF the school commit
tee ticket, while no definite action was
taken, the names OF Nathan w. Lit
tlefeld, John w. Little and Mrs Lula A.
Fowler met with unanimous favor and
they will in all probability be 'he numi-
nees.
Adjournment was taken TO next Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Peter German was thrown from
the rear platform OF a Providence cleo
trio at the terminus on East avenue yes
terday afternoon. She was quite badly
injured.
The Philharmonic band will lead De-
laney council and Pawtucket council III
the big Knights OF Columbus parade In
Providence tomorrow.
The Pawtucket Cycling club held a very
ENJOYABLE smoker last night. Music was
furnished by good vocalsts and good in
strumentalists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
VALLEY VILLAGES
Oolngs at The Churches. Poles
Set at Arctic Centre and
Village Notes.

Mrs. Maria Weed Of Chicago will be at
the Centreville NJ 4. church on next
Tuesday evening when she will deliver an
address on the subject Norma nism and
the Proposed Anti-Polygamy Amendment
10 the Constitution OF the United States" ="
Mrs. Weed has spent some time I'm Utah
and is very familiar with the Norman
customs and practices, and the address
promises 10 be Of an interesting nature.
Rev. Scott kidder OF the ST. Philips
church I'm Crompton will preach on the
Third Commandment" tomorrow
At the Phenix Baptist church on We'd
nesday evening. October 18th Rev. l.. l..
Henson. ID. d., will be present and will
speak on 'Glimpses OF the Orient" Mr..
Henson has but recently returned from
Palestine and other countries OF the East
and Is very able to entertain with the
subject which he has chosen.
Rev. c. Fremont Rofer OF Providence
will preach al the Riverpoint Congrega-
tional church tomorrow morning
The pulpit OF the Christian Advent
church in Riverpoint will be occupied to-
morrow by William II. Durfee of Oak
lawn
A union meeting will be held at the
Phenix NJ. l.. church tomorrow evening
under the direction OF the Phenix w. c.
4. u There viii be no evening service at
the Baptist church in the village and the
congregations will combine
Al the home OF George r. Wood OF
Centrevills last evening. the Epworth
league OF the Centreville NJ. T. church
were entertained in a manner which will
be long remembered by all who were pres
ent and took part A social followed the
business meeting and the evening was
passed In a very pleasant manner.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The large poles which are to support
the Republican flag In Arctic Centre,
were set yesterday afternoon by gang
OF the linemen OF the Narragansett Elec-
trio Lighting Co. The poles which are on
the property owned by Pierre Bedard and
DR. NJ. j. L. Legris are 63 feet high and
this height will allow the nag 10 clear the
wires In the street. The flag which is %
feet long, Will be above the trolley wire
which is 10 feet from the street The date
for the flag raising has not been decided
upon yet but the affair promises to be OF
an elaborate scale
From the Knotty Oak church this after
noon the funeral service OF William N
jerks the unfortunate breakman on the
Consolidated who was killed at Pontiac
on Tuesday by a freight. was held The
service was In charge of Rev. D. L. Ben
nett pastor OF the church and at the con-
clusion the remains were Inferred In the
cemetery near by. The services was at
tended by a delegation of the Trainmen's
Brotherhood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

Francis G. Merreweather. a candidate
for representative on the Democratic
ticket, mas been authorized by the town
committee to make arrangements for a
rally to be held IN Grube's hall during
the week 1t is expected that a speaker
OF national reputation will be the at
traction for within a few days such men
as Cochran. Sulzer and Cockrell will be
I'm the state, and II is thought that one
of them can be induced TO come 10 this
place
There was a large attendance a. the
meeting of Riverside Social club last
evening. Three names wee added to
the roster of the organiza tion.
Mr. and Mrs. E c. Pennimar. Mr.. And
Mrs. A. i. Winchester. Mr.. ami Mrs. j.
G.. johnson and Mrs. w. +. Woods have
returned from their trip up the Hudson.
Daniel Hagan is expected home from
81. Louis today.
j. J. Wood and family have closed their
summer cottage and removed TO their
home, iO6 Providence street I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Hagan. who
have been visiting friends at Port Jervis,
n. Y, have returned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
EAST PROVIDENCE
Silva Sentenced to State Work.
house as a Vagrant.
Watchemoket Fire Company
Pleased Over Success at Muster

Joseph Silva, the young man. who a few
days ago was fined $40 and costs for al
lowing a herd OF COWS in his charge to
browse on the lawn in front OF the town
hall. was before Judge Bliss this morn
ing on the charge OF being an idle per-
son.
Mrs. Medbury. who resides on the Bar
rington road. testified that the young
man at one time had been employed by
her. but had been discharged about Sept.
ist, and since then has slept In her barn
Several articles have been missed, and
she had every reason 10 believe he took
them. In the future the lad will sleep
in a good, warm bed at Cranston.
HAPPY FIREMEN.
The members OF the watchemoket Fire
company are as happy as a lot of chill
dren on Christmas morning, for at the
muster held at Brockton yesterday they
captured the NTH place and attached TO
that place went SIS. The SIS does not
cut anywhere near the figure that the
beating Of the red-shirted men from Paw
tuxet does. for they were just going TO
put II all over the Watchemokets.
TEACHERS MADE MERRY.
The Teachers association held its semi
annual sessions in the A. +. Hoyt school
hall last evening. Ii was a social affair.
dancing. singing, collation.. etc, being en-
joyed All were given a sort OF a test
with a cardboard, needleand thread.
which was won by Miss Kathryn Short
The pleasant affair ended at midnight
STOLE WATER PIPE.
The two Hebrew peddlers, who were ar
rested by Sergeant Bickford on Martin
street, Riverside. while In the act OF steal
ing a lot OF water pipe, the property Of
the East Providence water company were
arraigned In the Seventh district court.
this morning. both pleading guilty and
each werefined SO and costs. which they
paid.
MINOR MENTION.
Watchemoket tribe of Red Men held a
well attended session In Odd Fellows hall
last evening. The sachem, Charles Bur-
dett was reported sick The Hunters and
warriors degree was conferred upon one
candidate, after which addresses were
made by prominent members OF the order.
At the session of the Seventh district
court this morning on the testimony Of
Doctors Allison and Calf, Joseph Healy
to the state hospital.
The Watchemoket Fire Co. will meet
Monday evening.
Miss Ethel Bassett. a popular teacher
at the hi gh school. was rendered a recep-
ton at her home. 14l Lyon Avenue last
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Coff's res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
The News Of the State

Stewart will leave here Monday morning
for Los Ang9es, Cal. where Mr.. Stewart
Will reside. VMr, Easterbrooks will travel
through southern California and return
home I'm the spring by the way of Port
land. oregon. At Seattle he will stop
several months as he has n large num-
Der or friends there and will probably
arrive home In May.
Mr.. Easterbrooks was rendered a sur
prise at his residence and store during
the FIRST part OF the week by a number
OF his friends when a fine supper was
enjoyed. During his trip his business
will be stopped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
CENTRAL FALLS.

Detective Coombs yesterday arrested
wawzyan sczesak for the alleged theft
OF wire from the old works or the New
England Electrolytic company.
Three candidates were Initiated at the
meeting OF Branch william o'Brien. 1.
n. F.. last evening Many visitors were
present.
Mrs. Isaac Iawton has been taken from
the Rhode Island hospital where she
underwent an operation to relieve an eye
trouble The operation was a success.
Superintendent Of Schools Mowry had
a conference with the evening school
teachers last evening A big attendance
Is looked for at the opening OF the schools
next Monday evening.
Friends OF George A Sweet heard with
pleasure yesterday thA- the chances
favored his recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
BRISTOL.
Republicans Town Committee
TO Meet. ..WOrk on the Post.
office Begun.

Mr. and Mrs. j. winthrop De Wolf left
here on Saturday for a two weeks visit
at the Worlds fair at ST. Louis.
Rev Samuel Foster Upham. u. d, who
was pastor OF the State Street NJ T.
church during the years OF 1867 and 1863.
following the pastorate OF Rev. David
Ella. died Wednesday evening at his
professor OF practical theology in Drew
Theological seminary.
Or. Upham was 20 years of age.
The Republican town committee is TO
meet early the coming week for the pur-
pose OF organizing.
The remains OF William McCaw. son Of
William McCaw on Bourn street was
brought here yesterday from Framing
ham. Mass. for burial.
The postoffice was closed yesterday
from 10 TO O'Clock In memory OF the late
Postmaster General Payne.
The Independent club Is soon 10 open
headquarters at the corner Of state and
Thames streets.
Cyrus VI. Edison. who has been spending
q months vacation I'm Fairhaven. Mass
with his relatives and friends. has re-
turned home
Sunday services at the Pcrtecostal
church will be as follows Morning prayer
at 1880; Sunday school. ~ o'clock; revival
meeting at Z; F. r. Talbee. pastor. in
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Smith OF Provi-
dence, formerly OF Bristol. have been
spending the week with ex-Councilman G.
A. Barbour and family upon High street
The work OF changing the plan OF tho
Interior OF the postoffce corridor was be-
gun yesterday morning by Contractor
Wall.
The present entrance doors are 10 be
closed and door placed I'm the centre
~ the front with an inner vestibule and
With two doors opening IN opposite dIrec-
tions from the vestibule. The money order
Office Is to occupy a space az the north
end OF the corridor.
Thomas W. Easterbrooks and Gootge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

After seeing the show at Keith's
this week the regular patron OF the
house. who has attended faithfully
since the stock season closed. Is
almost convinced that vaudeville.
as presented IN this city. at least.
has taken wonderful strides for
ward. PROV. Journal.
"The standard set at Keith's this
vaudeville season IL very high
one, but each week finds that
popular theater, living up TO and
even improving upon that standard
by Offering programmes composed
OF the finest acts the Vaudeville
held offers" Telegram.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
UNIFORMS TO ARRIVE MONDAY.

The uniforms for "Teddys Rough
Riders" the cavalry company OF the Re-
publican marching brigade, will arrive on
Monday next and will be ready for dis
tribution at the Providence News (second
foor) corner of Washington and Mathew
son streets on Monday evening from :
10 2 n m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

plaiaan, and the other hair 10 the use
81 tho town
See Whoever aeeilgently or
carsiessiy suffers horse or other
beast driven for or By him. or a beast
belonging to him ana lawfully in a
public way or place. TO break down,
iRjure or destroy a shade or ornament
ai tree within the limits Of said public
way Or place. or whoever negligently
or wiifuuy By any other means breaks
down Injuries, or destroys any such
tree, shall be liable to the penalties
prescribed IN the foregoing section.
and shall IN addition be liable for all
damages caused thereby
Sec 8 1t shall be the duty Of the
tres warden 70 enforce the provisions
Of the preceding sections
Sec, This act shan take effect
from its passage
Approved December 3. 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

ben paid over 20 the town treasurer .
). expended upon the highways Of the
town outside Of the village corporation
SEQ z n ali cases where the voters
j. :, ,ncarnorntsd village are NOT On
sItIed. under the provisions q the pre-
eedlng section. 10 vote IN town ueetins
for the road commissioners the
names Of persons candidate for
road commissioner shan Be print
ed on 4 separate ballot and shall not
appear on the ticket with the other
town sffcers. and the ballots for such
road commissioners shall be deposited
in a separate box. t. Be prepared and
furnished BY tho proper town officers
sec This act shaiI take sfect from
its passage.
Approved Decembsr TO- 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. So.
AN ACT RELATING 10 CHIEFS or
POLICE
Approved December 8. 1904.

AN ACT RELATING no CHIEFS or
POLICE
1t IL hereby enacted b. sne General AS
Isembiy Of the state 81 Vermont;
Section /. The aldermen Of any lncor-
porated city and the trustees Of baliifts Of
any Incorporated village. the charter or
lby-iaws OF which does not provide tor
offce Of chief Of police, may designate 3
police oflcer 10 be chief OF police.
Sec, z The clerk Of each incorporated
city and village shall. immediately after
the appointment and designation Of the
chief 81 police. ille with the county clerk
for the county lnswhioh said city Or VII
lage IL located, certificate showing
such appointment.
Dec. 8 Upon fliRg with the clerk Of the
county in when the municipality for
which he ls appointed Is located. bond
In the penal sum OF ton thousand dollars
with aui8oient sureties. to the treasurer
lof the county. approved By said county
lcierk, and conditioned Tor the faithful dis.
charge 81 the duties Of his Office. ard the
proper and legal service OF ali process BY
him served. chief OF police shall while
holding such office. have power and au-
thority to serve any process, civil or Grim
iual which constable Of any town may
serve. with jurisdiction throughout tile
state. and process directed to constable
may be 80 served hy said chief Of police
without such direction therefor
Sec. 4. The county clerk shah record the
certificate o. appointment Of chief or
police and the bonds aisd BY them. as
provided IN this act. and copy certified
BY ne clerk shall be evidence Of the Same
IN court
Sec, S. chief Of police qualified ID
serve process els provided IN this act.
shan be subject 10 the same liability
hereunder on Ills bond IS that % which
sheriff il liable under his recognizance
and actlana on the bond Of the chief of
police shan De prosec utea IN The saaae
manner and form as actions 81 INC rec
ognizance of the sheriff
Approved November 4, isos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

AN ACT AMENDING SECTION aR OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES RELAT-
ING TO NOTICE TO ovERsEER or
THE POOR
It is hereby enacted BY the General As
sembiy Of the State Of Vermont;
Section l. Section s1Ta Of tins Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended BY inserting
after the word notice IN the eighth line
thereof. the following III said notice shah
be given within thirty days from the time
application for such assistance is made.
all necessary expenses incurred withio
said thirty days may Be recovered in said
action"
Sec. q THIS &C, ahAn take erect from
its passage.
Approved December 8 1904