The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Town Council Meets and Ap.
points Supervisors. ..-Dsmo-
Gratis 10 Hold Rally Tonight
at River Point

The regular meeting OF the Warwick
town council was held yesterday after
noon in the council chamber in the town
hal at Apponaug.
supervisors were appointed as follows:
District No. l. Democrats, Edward Nc
Csbe, Bernard f. Kelley, Nathaniel c.
Greene; Republicans. Charles L. Northup,
Charles A. Howard, William E. Comp
stop.
District No 2. Democrats. Thomas
Brennan, Robert ]. Quinn, ]. p. Boucher;
Republicans Clarence II. Spencer, John
e. Ford. Joseph Bonenfaut
District No. 3. Democrats, Frank L.
Proulx. Cornelius Falvey; Republicans,
Joseph Russell, John A. Swanson.
District No. T. Democrats, Albert B.
Stillman, James j. Fitzgerald: Repubn-
can. John A. Belcher George f. Sheldon.
District No. 5, Democrats, Pierre soucy.
Adolph Breault. Michael English: Repub-
lcans, c. Bouchard, Louis Lamoie. John
b. Nadeau
District No. s. Democrats. William T.
Remington. Louis Maynard. Ernesto L>om-
bardi; Republicans, Henry Lefebvre, Gus
tav A. Thorell. Richard Johnson.
District No !, Democrats, Dominick
Healey, Joseph Liedman; Republicans. L.
w. Budlong, Alfred p. Burns.
District No s. Democrats. Thomas Cur
ran, Herbert Stone: Republican. James +
Knox, Louis +. Gardiner
Police constables were also elected 10
preserve peace at the polls on election
day. as follows: No. /, y. C. Greene VIII
liam #. Austin; No. 2, Ovid Herbert.
Hugh j. o'Neil; No. 8, Asa B. Nickerson'
Charles Briggs; No 4. r. J. Sprague.
Charles s. Taylor; No. 5, John B Hamel,
owen r. Conley; No. 6. George T. Durv
Joseph La Blanche: No. Z. William q
Morgan Henry C. Budlong: No. s. George
II. Dorr and George +. Kettelle.
Ihe council voted TO meet as n board
OF canvassers in the several districts at
the Following times and places: No l.
Lippitt town hall. ! p m., Centreville
town nall. p. m, Arctic Centre. I,e-
clerec's building 2:30 p. m. Nov. An
ponaug town hall. n. m. ST Iobp,s baiI
Natick, p. m Nov 3. Norwood voting
Dooth, l p, M, Lakewood town hall 2.30
p m. old Warwick voting booth n m
III was also voted 20 meet Saturday
NOV H. TO convass the property list for
lhe annual town meeting and election.
REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE.
AZ an adjourned meeting OF the War
WICK WICK Republicans town committee last
evening I'm Armory hall. Apponaur tho
Following ticket was named. Toyyn
clerk. James r. Lockwood: town treas
urer, John r.. Allen; councilmen, George
OF Natck. John r. Pearson 81 Croron.
ton, William n. Smith OF Phenix Samuel
y. Long OF Apponaug. Martin Iafleur Of
Arcuc' and Ralph c. Watrous OF War
James A. Lockwood OF Old Warwick. 8
n. NJ Robertson 10 I'LL the unexpired
term OF Samuel Tillinghast; school com
mittee for three years. Albert r nm 80
Phenlx. Frank Lockwood OF T,akewood
charles e Moore OF Norwood to All nm
expired term OF James VI. Bowen OF pom
.lac, VINO resigned; overseer Of poor and
terville.
GREENE HOMESTEAD TRANS
FERRED
Last evening deed was passed trans
lerring the Greene homestead on War
WICK avenue, Ccnterville, the first time 4
deed OF this property has been PASSED i'm
over $50 years. or since the Greene fam
lily purchased the estate from the Mar
r,,s, ragansett tribe OF Indians. 1t was the
custom or the family TO have the prom
erty descend from the father TO the
Oldest son. However. the last owner I'm
the Greene FAMILY was Joseph Warren
Greene. member OF the law firm OF Ar
mold Greene, and Greene OF Wall street
New York. and as the property is so far
from home. he had the matter looked into
and was notified that the property could
be sold. 40 accordingly he passed the deod
TO Elihu r. Shippee OF Centerville. who
Immediately sold the house barn and
sheds and about two acres OF the land
20 Louis A. Ellington. Mr. Shippee Will
plat the remainder into house lots
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
DO not neglect 20 attend the Democratic
rally 10 be held I'm Thornton's opera house
at Riverpoint this evening. A street pa-
rade Is TO be a feature OF the occasion
before tho opening OF the rally and open-
air concerts will bc given by Marsh's
Crompton band. Interesting subjects are
TO he discussed by the speakers and every
citizen should be present and listen 10
the presentation OF the issues before the
people In this campaign.
MARRIED THIS MORNING.
n well-known young couple OF Phenix /
were united in marriage this morning az
the Notrs Dame Du Bon church az 7.30
O'Clock by the Rev. Fr. J. r. La Belle. /