The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-06

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RICHMOND.
Yesterday the town election in Rich
! mond brought a total vote OF 32 double
that polled a year ago. when the aggre-
gate was i6 ballots The following, ticket
imously elected.
Moderator. oscar f. Barber. Carolina; /;
town clerk. Halsey. y. Clark, Wyoming;
Wyoming; Oscar +. Barber Carolina;
Andrew Smith. Kenyon: William ID.
Tucker, Wood River Junction; Charles
d. Kenyon, Usquepaugh; town. treasurer,
Charles J. Greene, Kenyon town ser
geant. Bradford ID. Moore. Shamrock; es-
SCISSOR OF taxes, for three years. Charles
L. Weaver. Shamrock: member OF the
liam j. Nichols. Kenyon justices OF the
peace. William D. Tucker. Wood River
Albert II Hoyle. Uspuepaugh; Elmer II.
Smith. Wyoming; George s. James Us
puepaugh.
, In Charlestoun the elections. held yes
terday resulted al follows;
Moderator. Fred l.. owen (Rep). l02:
John n. Macdonald DemJ. 10; Asa
T. Hoxsie (Pro). Il; town clerk, George
c. Cross (Rep), l45; first counclman,
Ethan A Crandall CRep), l0l; James
Callahan GDem) 2s: Joseph NJ Hoxsie
ProD, 12 second councilman. Orrin Ar
mold (Rep. and Pro-, us: George Bur
-
+. Burdick, RepD. l05; Charles Dawley
Dem), 25; James Callahan Pro), 10;
fourth councilman, Milton Duckworth
Rep). 102; Elisha +. Crandall Dem), IL;
Charles +. Dawley Pro), IS; NTH coun-
Gilman, Irving III. Greene (Rep). l03.
Henry y. Bailey (DemD, II; Calvin Bur
dick (ProJ, 20: town treasurer. George
W. Hoxie (Rep.), ll5. John Hoxie Dem),
2S, John " p. King CProD. IL; town SER
geant, J w. Church (Rep). l05: Caleb
r. Nye (DemD. q; Ethan Pendleton
Pro). 10; assessor of taxes Ohree years.,
Edward A. Kenyon CRep), 103: George
w Chaffee Dem), %. Henry c. Bailey
Prot 10; school committee 0hree years..
Milton Duckworth CRep. and Dem). 10:
Charles A. Akers (Pro) IL: justices OF
the peace. Millard F. Tucker (Rep). 50;
Joseph l.. Browning CRep). rs: Charles
l.. Holloway Rep), 50; Palmer II. Pen
dleton CRep). 80; Weeden ]. Tucker
(RepD, ST.
NORTH JAMESTOWN.
In North Kingstown yesterday the Re-
publlcans secured a large proportion OF
the votes The polls closed al p. m.
and two men came up 10 vote at about
p m. from Narragansett way. sup
posing the polls kept open until o'clock
The ticket was as follows:
Moderator. George A Adams (RepO,
33s William A. Reynolds Dem. L.. lls;
town clerk, Thomas j. Pierce. Dem,,
Rep. -. 460; town council. No. I. Angus
ID. Mcleod (Rep). 346 George A. Sphinx
Dem. ID. us; No ?. Martin l.. Saunders.
Rep). 34s: Benjamin s. Carpenter Dem.
ID, ia: No 3. Milton NJ. Reynolds (Rep)
34i; Walter H. Gardiner Dem. I), us;
No. 4, William p. Hambly CRepD. $50:
David Young dem. II. 1l3; No. 5, Albert
+. Ellsworth (RepD 345 Harry s Dixon
Dem, IL, ll3; assessors OF taxes (for one
year,, Lyman Ayesworth (Rep), $40:
Horace =. Hammond Dem, H.. ia: (for
two years.. Milton NJ Reynolds (Rep),
A7; Charles II. Weeden Dem, -. ll6;
Qor three years., T w D. Rathbun
(Rep). 3A: Absalom c. Straight Dem.
H., lis;- -tewH-tFeaeHHef- Charles Etufforrf
(Rep Dem, ID. i62; town sergeant, Peter
S. Byrnes (Rep.). S42: George H. Hall
Dem.. H.. lis; school committee. George
Ellery Gardiner and James, F. Carson
were chosen by viva voce vote.
EXETER.
The election for town officers in Exeter
was without incident. The officers elect
ed were:
Moderator. George f. Mowry: town
clerk. J, A. Edwards; town council VIII
let y, Arnold so; George +. Reynolds
bs' George " Mowry, J. III, Perkins,
stephen A Sweet: assessor OF taxes,
Ezra Lewis: town treasurer. c. E
Mowry: member OF school committee
Caleb W. Schuman; for town sergeant
Amos Z. Whitford (RepD, First district
40; Second district ls; Bradford h.
Kenyon. First district. 4 Second dis
trict l6.