The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10
CUMBERLAND
REPUBLICANS
HOLD MEETING

The new Republican town committee or
ganzed Immediately after the caucus
held Monday. and elected Anthony j.
Earle as chairman On Saturday after
noon meeting OF the committee VIII be
held in Ashton, when the question or
candidates for the general assembly VIII
come up. The caucus TO make the nomi-
nation for the assembly ticket Will be
held next Monday evening.
HENRY CLARK DEAD
Henry Clark. "a resident OF the Diamond
Hill section OF the town, died at his home
Monday after prolonged illness, caused
by heart trouble. Deceased had been
resident OF the town a great many years
always having been engaged In farming
lie is survived by a family OF six sons.
INSTALLED THE OFFICERS.
At the regular meeting Of Court Lily
held last evening in odd Fellows hall, the
officers elected for the ensuing year
were installed. Many visitors were pres
ent from other courts and during the
meeting remarks were made by them ana
members OF the local organization.
The officers installed are: Chlet ran
ger, Edward Mclaughlin; sub-chief ran
ger. Joseph Synon; treasurer, Patrick II.
l<inion; financial secretary, James j.
Chandley: recording secretary, John J.
Hogan; senior woodward Herbert ALI
croft. iunior woodward. Fred McInerney;
senior beadle William Mclaughlin: Ju-
nior beadle. Thomas Tanning trustee.
James r. Carr; lecturer, Louis u. Hogue:
physician. DR. stephen A. Kenney.
MEETING OF RED MEN.
Massasoit tribe, /. O. II. NJ, met Mon
day evening and listened 10 the report or
the committee on the coming social OF the
tribe. Other committees reported and
several matters of n routine nature were
disposed OF. At the close OF business
social hour was enjoyed by the members.
DEMOCRATS TONIGHT.
The Democratic town committee will
hold a meeting tonight I'm the town house
for the purpose OF selecting "a chairman
for the caucus 10 be held Friday even
ing. The committee have chartered two
cars for tho voters I'm the Cumberland
Hin and Ashton districts, who will prob
ably come down in force prepared 10 take
part In the fight between Timothy Shaw
and Representative Daniel Shea.
Final arrangements as 10 the printing
of ballots and other matters will be set
tied al tonight's meeting.
Charles Jones. who is out for the nomi-
nation for senator, claims he will give
Senator McKenna and his friends big
surprise. While Mr.. Jones may and un-
doubtedly will make n creditable show
ing, in his first aspiration for office IL is
not thought that Senator McKenna is in
any danger Of not receiving the nomina
tion at the caucus.
WEDDING TODAY.
The marriage OF John Deardon OF Ions
dale Old Village, a well-known young man
of this town, To Miss Agnes Gregory OF
River street Lonsdale. will be celebrated
by Rev Father Cassidy at the parochial
residence at 5 o'clock.
NOTES.
Neil Wood OF Lonsdale left yesterday
for a two weeks visit with friends in
Brooklyn, N Y
The Primitive Methodist church held
their annual harvest concert last Sunday
evering.
James Brennan, an employe of the spin
ming department OF the Ann and Hope
mlil has accepted a position as fore,
man of a mill at West Warren. Mass.
A meeting of the Valley Falls Fire dis
trtct will be held on oct. II to listen to
the report OF the committee on a fire
alarm system and TO act on the matter of
appropriating Slips for the purpose of
installing such system.
The Junior OF Union Council. No. u. o.
L. A. NJ, will meet tonight in Red Men
hall
Canonchet tribe, No. 10, Red Men, will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow eve-
ming in Red Mems haal on High street
The regular meeting OF the school COM
mittee will be held this evening.