The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-20
G0VERN0R-ELECT HAS
NOT CHOSEN STAFF
Reports That Hs Has Made Choice Of Certain Gentlemen Were
Guesswok No Information Given Out as TO His Choice
Of Executive Secretary Nor Will There 60 Until The Cover
nor.Eect Returns Meeting Of PaWtucket womans Club
Had Large Attendance as Did Session Of the Business
Mems Assoc aHOn.

II is evident that there Is a lot OF curl
osity regarding the makeup of the stat
OF Gov. Higgins and there are certain
people who have got the six colonies al
picked out without consulting the MAJ
who will probably i'm the end have Jus
little to say as 10 who the men viii oe
II Is quite natural that here In Paw
tucket. where political interest is Away
so great and where about every othe
man is a political worker, there should e'
a little unusual interest manifested .
the makeup OF the stan IL Is also quite
natural that there should be quite d
number OF applicants for places on the
stan from the young men who were very
close 10 Gov -elect Higgins during thu
campaign and who gave him all possible
assistance during tho weeks Of the cam
paign
But Gov.-elect Higgins is at the present
time some little distance from the state
Of Rhode Island lie left here the middle
of last week headed for Hot Springs. Va
lie stopped over in New York for few
days and Monday he was in the city OF
Washington. II is not certain when ne
will return. probably not before the mid
die or last part OF next week
Before he left PawtuCket he stated he
had not decided on the makeup Of the
staff and in fact there was not a single
appointment absolutely agreed upon. II
can be said further that nothing Will he
known regarding the STAFF until he returns
and any statements which are being
made are the merest guesSwork. IL the
guesses should happen TO come true then
st can be said thai those who make them
show good judgment
Perhaps tho greatest interest Is being
shown In tho selection OF the executive
secretary. Up 10 the present time not the
slightest inkling OF who this viii be has
been given out II is usually understood
that the executive secretary shall be the
one appointment where the personal feel
ingx OF the governor shall chiefly he con-
sidered. II Is wholly likely that he viii
be Of tho same political party as the gov
ernor. but IT Is seldom that the wishes Of
a political machine have much TO do with
tho selection
When Gov. -elect Higgins returns he
will probably make known the members
OF his staff and also his choice for an
executive secretary.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "A hours i|H
Real Estate Conveyances-Wil and
Emily Halliwell to Alanson Thayer. land.
westerly corner OF land owned by the
grantor; consideration $40 Dominick
Nolan TO Walter l.. Kelley. land buildings
and improvements on the southeTly side
of Francis avenue. consideration $40. Ger
tain heirs OF Jabez j. r. Gay 10 other
heirs OF Jabez j. r.. Gay. land. buildings
and improvements on the westerly side
of Fountain street: consideration 81.
Walter s. Sword TO the Frank 6. Rowley
company. Incorporated, land buildings
and improvements on the Hillside plat;
consideration 500 Josephine Coyle "a
Catherine Carey, land. buildings and i'm
provements on the northerly side OF
Meadow street: consideration $40 VIII
liam g. Orcutt. trustee. to Charles r.
Currier. 292 lots Of land on plan OF Mel.
rose lawn. consideration 500
Mortgage Deeds Of Real Estate--Ella NJ
Holland to Alton G. Perkins. land. build
ings and improvements on Merry pla
OF house lots: mount $500. Dora Riddel
TO Patrick j Greaney. land. building'
and improvements denoted at lot 2iS or
plat card No. as: amount $4,000
Discharge Of Mortgage Deeds OF Rea
EState--Hannah Norciffe by Walter l..
Kelley. land. buildings and Improvement
on the southerly side of Anthony ave
nue.; amount s26sS4: Gustavus Baum
garten by Abraham Farrow, land, build
ings and improvements on tho northcrl,
side OF Columbine avenue; amount 800
Transfer OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real Es
tate-John II, Kelley OF Albany. VT I,
Walter l.. Kelley. four mortgage deed,
given by John Summerheld and wife ant
recorded in book No. 1O4. page 26i mort
gage deed given by Hannah Norcliffe and
recorded i'm book No. i07. pagr 81; mort
gage deed given by George X Sharplc'
and wife and recorded m book No 100
page 81: mortgage deed given by Congre
cation Ohawe Sholam and recorded 30
book No. 107. page 3S4 consideration 800
Intentions NJ Marriagc-Jose Lenui,
knistrom OF Attleboro. Mass. and Ida
Sophia OBricn OF this city. George Gull
laume Elben Seguin and Mora Victoria
Caron. both OF this city, John TebordC
and Bertha Lillian Trip, both Of this
city.
MEETING OF WomAN's CLUB.
There was a meeting OF the Pawtuckc'
Woman's club In slater hall yesterday az.
ternoon and there was a very largn at
tendance OF the members The program
for the afternoon provided for a number
OF addresses by members OF the club Mrs
Arthur w Stanley read an interesting
paper, entitled. Three Months I'm an Eng
lsh Home" and Some "reminiscences o'
England" delightfully."- written by "Th,
Three Collaborators. and read hy Mis-,
Josephine Maroney, was an amusing ac
count OF personal experiences while SEQ
ing England. Mrs. Edward y Thornton
gave an address on English As She Is
Spoken"
a feature Of the afternoon was th'