The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
Coventry Republicans Name
Ticket, Also Democrats and
Anti.G. 0. P.'s---Hot Fight
in View With Possible Dem.
Ocratic ViCtoTy---Mr. Soucy
Making a Stir

been named. Modera tors-District No. /,
Bradford: District no. 3. Job Manchester;
Clerks-District No. J. Ambrose H. Mich
OILS; District No. 2 George ]. Colvin Dis
trlct No 3, Charles IL Northup; town
clerk, George ". Perkins, town council
No. ]. Edward r. Arnold; No. 2. Everett
" Whitford No 3, Charles II. Northup;
NO 4, BENJAMIN A. Barr, No. 5. Isaac
Northup, Jasper c. Harrington byron IL
| Nixon, town sergeant, Calvin Hopkins;
town treasurer, DR.: John Matteson; over
seer OF the poor, Warren NJ. Greene; as
SCISSORS OF taxes. John II Capwell George
w. Battey. Byron n. Nixon. Thomas y.
bradford and Ira y. Bates: member Of
scho9i 1i,,Is committee, Or John Mat'esSn;
papers with the town clerk. the Demo
Gratis and part OF the anti Republicans,
or rather an off-shoot OF the q. o. p.
had made up a ticket satisfactory 10
both parties and which both promised TO
sustain In their endeavor 10 overthrow
the machinemade ticket. II is as fol-
lows: Observation-Disclosures No. l. Adel-
bort X. Greene District No. 4 Charles j.
sutherland; District No. 3, job Manches-
ter; clerks District No. @ Hugh J. Fitz-
patrick District No curnel II. Wilcox I;
No. 2. James A. Andrews; No. 3. Henry
W congdon; No. T. Charles w, Andrews;
No o. Henry A. sisson; justices OF the
peace Levi smith Jasper Harrington,
Byron III. Nixon; town treasurer, DIR.
John Matteson: town sergeant. Walter w
ieckham, overseer or the poor, Frank c..
Briggs; assessors OF taxes. John II. Cap
well. Avero O. Hopkins John III. Tanner
Thomas p. Bradford and Adoniram j.
hopknsi member OF school committee
Or John Matteson. This ticket and its
promoters will fight the machine in the
aught the. hght for the control of the
| town VIII be a hot one.
IL IL said that the Hudson Arnold or
ne-made men are credited with say
ing ihey would win II II cost $1,000 The
Snltn- -Rathbun men are just as deter
mined as ever and az the present the out
look for the Democrats is most encour-
aging
LIQUOR COMPLAINANT ONTO HIS
JOB.
LIQUOR Complainant soucy OF Warwick
- al last making a stir throughout the
visited number OF places where liquor 4.
sold on the sabbath In Arctic Centre and
orrered the proprietors to close shop.
The occasion for this was that a parade
was held In one OF the principal streets
and those inside of the saloon could not
Withstand the temptation to peek and
Ssonsequenuy sanes the windows showed many
me men inside gave fair evidence OF open
asnance or the law and the liquor com
plalnants action was the result His ac-
tion caused no small amount OF talk. but
those citizens OF the town who stand for
carrying out OF the Jaw agree that ne ala
ms duty and appreciate his efforts.
WILL LOCATE IN VALLEY.
II Is reported today that DIR. Frank p.
Duffy OF Clyde, who recently graduated
from the Baltimore Dental college Is TO
locate In the Pawtuxet Valley. At pres
ent Dr Duny is enjoying brief vacation
al MS parents home In Clyde preparatory
| TO commencing his profession and n Is
said he has made arrangements for apart-
ments In the new Flanagan building AT
Clyde square
LAST SAD RITES
The funeral services OF Joseph Leroy,
who died at his home In Arctic Centre.
last Friday after a severe illness. was
solemnized yesterday at the st. Jean Ran
tlste church, and was largely attended by
friends and relatives OF the deceased Mr.
Leroy was In his 43d year and was widely
and most favorably known In this section
having lived in the Valley many years.
NEW VALLEY INDUSTRY.
1t Is reported that today the deeds will
De passed. transferring the property OF
Frank Potter OF Black Rock to a manu-
featuring concern OF Attleboro. who VIII
locate here and utilize this site and the
old well, so long idle as factory for the
manufacture OF whisk brooms.
The deal has been pending for some
time, but IL terminated very abruptly by
n
boro. and obliging them to seek a new
location for their plant
Soon the hum OF industry will be heard
In that little hamlet OF Black Rock
where business has been at a standstlll
some years
NATICK GUN CLUB MET.
The Natick Gun club held re-organi-
zation meeting last evening which was
well attended. The affairs and conditions
or the club discussed. plans were given
for the sustaining OF the organization
and the reviying OF the interest OF one of
the Oldest organizations Of the sort in the
state
Shoots have been arranged an a new
members added and next Sunday a dele
CATION from this village will. visit the
Phenix Gun club
LAYOUT COMPLETED.
Town Surveyor Horace n. Foster OF the
town Of Coventry has completed the new
layout or the state macadam road along
Main street, Washington. to conform
with the new location OF the electric car
tracks
The road Is 10 be mscadamized on the
south side OF the track TO the sidewalk.
and the north side will for the present
owing TO the lack OF funds be left as II Is.
and II H. the intention To get an appro-
priation at the financial town meeting 10
finish II.
WAITING FOR THE QUAKE.
The people OF the Pawtuxet Valley have
been holding their breath for the past few
days I'm the expectation OF that earth
quake prophhesied 10 occur at about this
time In New England one old lady in
terviewed upon the subject, said "she was
getting impatient" for she claims she has
witnessed most everything but an earth
quake.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
A regular business meeting Of IS. Peter
and Pauls T. A. and y. society was held
last evening In Temperance hall. Clyde.
The funeral OF Edwin r Bennett was
held from his late home In Anthony yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Epstein OF Centreville visited
at the home OF Mrs. A. G. Kingsley I'm
Hope yesterday
Col. +. II. Quinn IS making an add-
tion to his beautiful residence on Harris
avenue.
II is reported that an addition Is soon