The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-04

banners OF this character raised In this
city and throughout the Blackstone val
ley within few days but Mrs. Jolly has
the distinction of being the leader OF the
movement I'm this section OF the state.
WILL RECEIVE HER FRIENDS.
Mrs Carrie A. Turner, who s one OF the
oldest women in Pawtucket, will give
reception to the members OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary 10 Clan Fraser at the home OF
John Cummings on High street this after
noon.
MORE HISTORIES DEMANDED.
The action OF certain petitioners to the
school committee asking that Irish his
tory be made an elective course In the
high school has had just the result which
some OF the member OF that board ex-
pected. Within a few days Chairman Lit
tie has received communications I'm the
shape OF petitions from two sources ask
Ing that Scotch and German histories
receive the same consideration, and II Is
expected that before the meeting OF the
committee there will be still another add
ing French history TO the requests.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ORGAN
IZES.
There was a meeting OF the recently
elected Democratic city committee held
clock and practically every member OF
the committee was present. IL was a
most enthusiastic gathering, and IL was
evident that the party leaders who are
To carry on the work I'm this city are very
much enthused because of the nomination
yesterday OF Mayor Higgins for governor
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Butler and without a great
deal OF delay the officers for the coming
year were elected as follows: Chairman.
Edward Il. Butler. secretary. Frank J
Macdonald; treasurer, Augustine r.
Burns.
Alderman McCaughey during the voting
had few words 10 say regarding the
nomination OF Mayor Higgins. and he
called on all OF the members TO do every
thing I'm their power TO see that Mayor
Higgins received a big vote in this city.
The new committee is made up as fol-
lows:
First ward-Edward Butler, 80 Good
Ing street George III. McCabe "a Benefit
street; Philip Burns. 95 Middle street;
Peter l.. Coyle. 81 Woodbine street; Ed
ward A. King, eco Broadway. Second
ward-Augustine T. Burns. lSs Woodbine
street; James Il. Flanagan. 149 Park
street: John j. O'Neil 96 Carnation street;
James ID. Condor, "a Norris avenue John
Bowe. Jr.. ~ Vernon street. Third ward
James Ii. Fitzpatrick. 35l Prospect
street.. Edward McCaughey, 147 Meadow
street: Martin Storrin 80 Brewster street /;
Thomas +. Sherry. Buffum street; John
McElvaney. 254 East avenue. Fourth ward
--Sylvanus Mason. 10 Sisslon street. Walter
II. Naylor, 66 Dunnell avenue: Francis
Healy. IS jefferson avenue: John T. Kel-
ley. 81 Mulberry street; John O'Brien, 433
Pawtucket avenue. Fifth ward-John J.
Donahue. 7s Lawn avenue; Frank j. Nc
Donald. as Hope street; Felix j. Blais. as
Qf IL 1xvpn
dale avenue; Frank J. Farrell, Patterson
avenue. Sixth ward-Terrence Gibson, Q
Beecher street; Jams II. Hannaway. 10i
Reservoir avenue; James j. MCGEE, 125
Dexter street; James - Moran, 81 Mont
gomery street; Francis p. McChrystal, Sc
Mason street.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances- Slater Trust
company. trustee, TO James and Margaret
Wilkinson five-twelfths interest OF land,
buildings and improvements on Section
"C' OF Plat No. 3. belonging TO the heirs
of Horace Weeden: Carnelia p Pohlson
to James and Margaret Wilkinson, ono
twelfth OF aforesaid premises; Ellen l..
Gardner TO James and Margaret Wikln-
son. one-fourth OF aforesaid premises;
garet Wilkinson. one-fourth OF aforesaid
premises; consideration $40. Marcus H.
Holcomb, receiver OF the Cooperative
Savings society of Connecticut to Tru-
man +. and Charity Brown, land. build
ings and improvements on southeasterly
side of Columbine avenue; consideration
sis9217.
Mortgnge Deeds OF Real Estate=James
Kelley and wife to the Providence
County Savings bank. land. buildings and
improvements on the northerly side OF
Randall street; amount 27bO. Truman r.
and Charity NJ. Brown 10 Mary Clare,
land. buildings and improvements on the
southerly side OF Columbine avenue;
amount $4,000
Estate-Gertrude NJ. Whipple by Nathan
w Whipple. land buildings and improve
ments on the easterly side OF Ionsdale
avenue; amount $500.
Petition Of the guardian Of the estate
or Ann Darcy for the allowance OF sundry
expenses was ordered recorded, as was
the guardians acceptance of appoint
ment.
Bond OF the executor OF the estate OF
james MCGEE; guardians bond OF the es
tate OF Chester Alley Bates and bond OF
Valentine r. Meader. administrators OF
the George III. Copper estate. were or
dered recorded
Certificate OF .ie engagement of com
man was ordered fled
Administrators account In the estate Of
Roxellana A. Peckham was presented and
continued three weeks.
Commissioners report on the estate OF
Charles L. Rogers was presented and
continued four weeks.
Petition for a guardian OF Elizabeth
Smith was granted and James f. Smith
was appointed Bond $1,000. Sureties and
| appraisers 90 be named
The account OF William H. Park ad-
minlstrator of the estate OF Olney Ar
mold, was presented and continued three
weeks.
CONDEMNED THE REPUBLICANS.
AT the meeting OF the Blackstone Valley
| Machinists, which was held last evening
| In Cottrell block. there was passed n reso-
| luton condemning the Republican, The
| resolutions were the same as have re-
| Gently been passed by the Typographicel
union OF Providence
eAckBoVs' UNION.
As result OF the recent strikes among
| the back boys employed at several OF tho
| local mills, there was a meeting In Mule
4 4 Epfnneref hall aat