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

| Paperhangers' union. which was held last
evening In Labor Temple. the resolutions
which have been passed by numerous
other unions In this city condemning the
Republican party were adopted after an
interesting discussion regarding their OBJ
tect and scope. In addition To this the
union selected delegates TO the meeting
OF the state branch OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor which is 10 be held I'm
Providence. Oct. 2l
An invitation TO visit the Attleboro
Painters anu Paperhangers' union on
otc IS was adopted There was also
proposition for a change in the dues,
which came up In the form OF a resolu-
ton proposing an amendment 10 the con-
stitution and this was laid over till
special meeting which will be called for
ths purpose OF considering H.
FATHER HALLIoAN BRANCH.
There was meeting OF Father Halli-
gan branch, /. G. r. U. held last eve
nins and there was quite a large at
tendance.
one OF the especial features OF the
gathering was the presentation OF deco
rated sofa pillow TO Thomas Kaveney by
the members for his efficient work in
the staging OF the minstrel show recently
held by the society. A social time fol-
lowed the meeting. at which dancing was
inc main feature. The music was fur
nished by Mahans orchestra, and during
an intermission a collation. was served
The meeting decided TO hold it's an
n'Fersary social on Nov. IS this year, and
! appointed as a committee to conduct the
| far the following: Mary Hand. Joseph
Gtohegan. Joseph McCaffrey and Cath
ertne Mclaughlin.
ENTERTAINED TIE DOCTORS.
DR. Julian A. Chase entertained the
members OF the Medical Science club at
"a a gIttA
per was served and there were a number
OF interesting addresses.
o'coNNoR MADE SPEECHES.
Luke O'Connor. who is a candidate for
tie general assembly on nomination pa
pers, is making a lively canvas for the
place and he believes in making speeches
Yesterday he addressed a crowd OF the
employees OF the Howard Bullough Ma
chine company and he states that II Is
his purpose 10 talk to the working men
dli over the city before the date OF the
election.
PoTHIER CLUB MEETING
There was quite a large meeting Of the
members Of the Pothier club held last
evening at which there were number Of
addresses in which the political conditions
were discussed. The Industrial conditions
or the present time came in for a share
OF the talk. The speakers were Deputy
Sheriff Andre Blanchard. William c. Cas-
settle, City Solicitor Blodgett, Representa-
tive j. b. s. Brazeau, Councilman
L'Heureux Peter Thuot. Charles Ere
chette, Joseph Boucher and Charles c.
Beauvais.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
There was a meeting OF the Young
Mems club connected with the Church Of
the Advent last evening at which time
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Alfred p Arnold; vice pr esident
Charles E. Barrus; secretary, Charles L.
Gabbi: treasurer. Lorenzo Rovelto
An interesting and instructive address
on the Barometer" was given by George
III. Wilson. Refreshments were served
and a most enjoyable evening followed
the business session.
DISTRICT COURT.
There was very little business TO come
before the district court this forenoon.
Three men had been arrested for drunk
enness during the night and one OF them
came before the court this morning and
was ordered to pay a fine of 81 and costs
FOUND HER WATCH.
Mrs. Esther Dean, whose home on
North Main street was recently entered
BILE watches which was taken at the time.
Mrs. Dean recently saw in a Boston pa
per that man had been arrested by the
police Of that city who had in his posses
sion a number OF watches and she made a
visit TO the Hub to learn II her property
was In the lot. She at once identified
one Of the watches as hers and Il was
turned over to her The thief is being
held at Boston