The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28
Withdrawal Of Councilman Hughes Makes Contest In the P.
nass Tonight for Delegates TO the MayoaIy Convention
Improbable. Next Work Of The Democrats viii Bs The
Making Up Legislature Ticket and II Is Believed Mr..
Mcdonald VIII Go Tho KOHlnge for State Senator An.
nouncemsnt That Mayor Higgins VIII Be Democratic Can.
(idae for Governor Gives Great Satisfaction TO Citizens
Generally.

evening at which time political matters
werc under consideration for some little
time. The resolutions recently passed by
the Providence Typographical union con
demning the Republican party for its fail
ure TO report on legislative measures
which would be OF value to the labor in
terests Of the state came up and after a
discussion the resolutions were laid over
I'LL later meeting
Attention was called TO the members of
the ASSOCIATION that there was a strike
on among the back boys OF the r..
Jenckes Spinning Co. and a committee
was appointed 10 confer with the boys
and learn what were their grievances and
see what could be done for them.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
There was a well attended meeting OF
the Pawtucket Association OF Stationary
engineers held i'm Cottrell block last even
ing at which time James c. Carpenter
OF Philadelphia spoke on "Lubrication. ="
Quite little routine business was trans
acted and the committee which is arrang-
ing for a reception TO the president and
secretary reported that the plans for the
affair were practically completed.
TWO CARS CRASH.
A couple OF electrics came together in
rather lively style last evening I'm Main
street square. one OF the cars had stop
ped 10 let off passengers when a big car
from North Attleboro came down from
Broadway The motorman attempted 10
stop but the rails were slippery and the
brakes failed TO hold. The collision caused
quite little commotion, but there was
practically no damage done.
TO CELEBRATE TONIGHT.
The long planned for celebration by the
Court City OF Pawtucket. Foresters Of
e.I~ 1. .sa .f..l-
GNnd Army hall and II is expected that
there will be IA large attendance and n
royal good time. Well known members OF
the order from different parts of the
state are expected as guests.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The Ladies Social circle connected with
the Park Place church held their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon, at which
time the officers for the coming year
were elected. After the meeting there
was a social and a supper was served la
ter The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs Frank o. Bishop: vice
president. Mrs Agnes T. Peck; second
vice president. Mrs NJ. r Kinyon; third
vice president. Mrs Robert Linton; secre-
tary. Mrs. August Boehnke; treasurer.
Mrs. Clara Barnheld quilt committee.
Mrs. A. Withey. Mrs. John Cobb, Mrs.
Elvira Gaylord. Mrs. III. o. Bourne and
Miss Margaret Irwin; supervisor, MIS-.
James Thompson.
Plans for the coming winter were dis
cussed and it was decided 10 hold a Hal
lowecn supper.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours.
Real Estate Conveyances-John II. and
Agnes Holdgate To Rose Cossock. land.
building and improvements on the south
erly side OF Mineral Spring avenue; con-
sideration $40. Slater Trust company "a
James Wilkinson and wife. land, building
and improvements on Plat No. 3 belong
ing to the heirs OF Horace Weeden; con-
sideration $40 Margaret Byrne to Ed
ward Howarth. land. buildings and Inn
provements on the easterly side OF Mason
street; consideration $40 Ebenezer Bah
bitt ct al, TO Thomas Kilmartin and wife,
land, buildings and improvements on Plat
of Pleasant View Purchase; consideration
$40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Ed-
ward Howarth TO Pawtucket Institution
for Savings land. buildings and Improve
ments on the easterly side OF Mason
street. amount S25On Thomas A. Kilmar-
tin and wife 10 the Pawtucket lnstitu-
tion for Savings. land, buildings and I'M