The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-09

shall; election clerk, Jean Il. NlsDe'
District 3. election warden William l.
Leach; election clerk, Elmer Lother'
WARD FIVE.
II is possible that the Republicans OF
this ward have got somewhat WORKED up
over the impending fight for the alder
manic nomination and because OF TINS
tbev thought they would appear on the
scene at the primaries held last evening.
AT any rate Il was this ward which
brought out the largest number or voters,
202 men having cast their ballots. Al
phonse Martel was the warden ana ne
was assisted by Henry III. Carpenter ana
James O'Neil as clerks The following
ticket was elected:
Delegates 10 state convention. Peter A.
Cruise. Joseph Gendron, William Hall'
Thomas Slade.
Delegates to city convention. George
Saunders. Edward Alker Joseph Wood
Alphonse Martel. william b. Thompson
Joseph Jette, James A. Longworth'
Ward committee, George w. Burgess
Victor LaRose, Louis o. Roberts.
District !. election warden, George A
Luther, election clerk Alphonse Marrotte.
District 2. election warden, Henry III.
Carpenter; election clerk, William H.
Magerison.
District g. election warden. James H.
Burford; election clerk. William Creel-
man.
WARD SIX.
There was sufficient interest In the
Sixth ward last evening TO bring out III
voters to cast the ballot which had been
prepared by the ward committee. Frank
T. Harrop acted as warden at the caucus
and the clerks were Charles NJ. Moore
and william Macky. The ticket elected
was as follows
Delegates 10 state convention: George c.
Anderton. Charles NJ Read. Robert VIII
hanson Hiram c. jerks.
Delegates TO city convention: William
III. Fuller. George Vigeant Cornelius AS
quith, David McFadyen, Benjamin Old
ham, Joseph Watson, William III. Keene.
Ward committees Joseph Harrop, Ed
ward l.. Fales. Frank Harrop.
District /. election warden. oliver S.
Aver; election clerk, Samuel +. Shove.
District 2 election warden. Alfred Gard
neT, election clerk, William Holt.
GERMAN ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversary OF the landing of the
first Germans i'm America was observed
by the local Germans in Germania hail in
Darlington last evening There was
quite a large delegation Of the men and
women OF that race present. and they
came from Attleboro. North Attleboro
and Providence and they were most hos
| pltably entertained.
| IEpTe
good fellowship and the program which
had been arranged for the entertainment
OF the guests was a most pleasing one.
The hall was handsomely decorated for
the occasion, the colors of America, red,
white and blue, interminglng with those
OF the Fatherland, red white and black.
The guest OF honor was His Honor
Mayor Higgins. and he gave an address
OF welcome, which was most hearuly ap-
pauded. In the course Of his remarks
he told OF what the Germans of other
states had done. He declared that II was
his 6elief that while the Germans re-
membered with love the home of their
birth. they came to this country and
made good and loyal citizens of America.
The program as carried out was as fol-
lows: overture, Battery A band; greet
! ings, Henry Muenzel; Deutschland.
! Deutschland. uber allies" children.s choir;
| welcome 10 city, Mayor James III. Hig-
! gins "Star Spangled Banner; selection
| double quartet OF the Fenner Avenue Ger
| man School association: address, Henry
! NJ Frech: selection, orchestra; selection
| Einglang Singing society; baritone SOLO
! William Richards; selection, Norwarts
| Singing society. North Attleboro; eNer-
else. children under the direction or Her
man Bonat.
Following the concert dancing was in
dulged In and during the evening supper
was served TO the large number present
The officials In charge OF the affair con
sisted OF the following: Committee of ar
rangements. H. NJ. Frech, Frank VII
rich refreshments committee, H. Hess
Il. Wendell. william Tenbrink, Erb. Schal
Ter: reception committee. A. w Mass
man. Ad. Cohen, G. Wendell, Henry Wat
len: press committee. H. NJ. Frech. q
Stoecker IL. Muenzel; floor committee
IL Wuest, j. Weissenborn, g. Christoph
committee on decorations, j. Hindersin
Frau Tenbrink, c. Hind; music commit
tee II. MuenZel.
CITY HALL RECORDS,
The following transactions have beel
placed on record at the city hall durin,
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Catherin I
Swift TO Peter Corelos and Peter Carr