The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-21
WANT FLACMEN RETURNED
TO RAILROAD CROSSINGS
IN CITY OF PAWTUCKET
Aldermen Were Not Aware That Gongs Had been Substituted
By CONSOLIDATED Railroad Uuti Last Night They Have
Been in Operation More Tran Wesk-City Auditor Calls
Attention 10 Deficits in Appropriations Democratic City
Committee Meets and Votes to Establish Headquarters and
Make HouSe-io.H House Canvass for Registration

& Co, Charles H. Beever. John III
Beever. Alfred 5. Bessette, Napoleon T.
Bessette. Joseph Bssonette. Nathaniel v
Blydenburg. Frederick Bodell James
Brine. Henry w. Brown Anthony Bru-
nellie, William Burns. Thomas Callahan,
Alfred Caron. Charles II. Carpenter. Mar
tin II. Carr. John Casey a. Co.. Joseph
Cauchon, Joseph Il. Champegny Louis
Charter Hector Chauvin. James +.
Clark John w Clark 0wo). A. c. Cote,
James Creeman, Ira S. Crocker a. Co..
Catherine Cronin. William Damn. Amos
Dawson. Patrick Diegnan. Mary A. Demp-
sey, w. II. Dennis, John Dexter, William
f. Dexter. James Dick. Annie Dolan,
Owen Dolan, Ellen III. Donovan. George
| T.. Entwistle. Benjamin II. Esten. Della
Finan. Mary J. Flanagan. Nelson c.
| Toilette, John Frawey. Napoleon eau
| thier, Onesime Gauvln j. s. Gavitt. Pat
| rick Gibbons, Patrick j, Gibson. Alfred
| Gobellle, @. ID. Goff, Margaret Gould
burn, Earle Goldsmith. Frederick
| II. Graveline, Michael Greenan, Max
! Grossman, A. s. Hansworth. Frank
s yiavens. John f. Healey, r. q ID. Her
bert Alexander Henderson, Mary A.
Henry Maria Hickey. Patrick J. Hogan,
John r. Holgate Patrick Holland. John
Holt. John Hood, ELI HoogasaIn. John
Hughes. Allen Jenckes, Mary Jennings.
Charles T.. Jerauld, Samuel r. Jette.
| Hiram NJ. Johnton. George r. Johnston,
james f. Kaveny, Margaret Kaveny. Jen-
ME Kilmurray, Henry j. King, Thomas
Lamb, Freda Larson. George Lawton,
| Robert 10. Lee, Samuel Lees. Frank ID.
Leonard, Max Levin. f. J. Lynch. Maine
Creamery company. Augustus Martin.
| William j. Massey, Frederick r. Med
bury. Mary NJ. Morris. Morton e. Havens,
Catherine l.. Murray. John Mccormick,
Margaret McElroy. James McGee. John
| McHale. Frank McKenna. Mex cough &
NfeNfl nsfD
| OHolloran, Arthur Parent, William j.
Pennington. Arthur III. Pierce. Samuel
Pierson. Archibald Rankin, Mrs. Annie
| Reardon, Patrick Regan, George f.
Kicker. Richard #, Roads, Frank +. Rob
| bins, Richard Roberts. Charles Z. Roll
ings. Charles A. Roscoe. George Russell
Mrs w A. Schneider, William Smith
William H. Sidebottom Edmund II
Smith. Frank Stead. Thomas Taylor
| Thomas Thorpe, w. A. Tingley. Frederick
| Tomlinson Turner Centre Dairying assoc
ciation. Ellis p Westcott, Nathaniel
! Westgate, Thomas Whalen. whatmough
Brothers, Robert Wilcox. Louis u. York.
The board then adjourned
DEMOCRATS HELD MEETING
There was largely attended meeting
OF the Democratic city committee in the
smith block last evening. at which mat
| ters pertaining to the work that will he
done during the closing week OF regis
tration were discussed.
Among other things II was voted to open
Democratic headquarters in the center
OF the city. TO be open night and day
next week and during this time some one
| VIII be on duty at all times to give in
formation regarding important matters
which may be desired Plans for getting
out the registry voters were discussed
and IL was decided that beginning on
| Thursday there should be n personal
house TO house canvas Of those who had
not yet registered In all parts OF the city
Az the close OF this meeting OF the
committee there was n meeting of the
Democratic Registration and Naturaliza
tion club. 1t was presided over by the
president. Thomas r. Corcoran and there
was also discussion regarding the best
means OF getting ou, the registry voters.
especially on the last three nights OF
next week. II was finally decided 10 hold
a series Of rallies In different parts OF
the city and the arrangements for these
were left I'm the hands OF the president 10
act In conjunction with the committee on
rallies
II was at first considered best TO have
these rallies I'm halls scattered over the
| city but later IL seemed 10 be the judg-
| ment Of some OF those present that open
air rallies would be the better way OF
| interesting the voters. The details. how
| ever. were left TO President Corcoran. and
he VIII make his announcement later.
RUNLETT- MILLS.
Olin fired Runlett of Central Falls and
Miss Rachel Evelyn Mills OF this city
were united in marriage at the home OF
the brides parents, 10 Pearl street. at
! 1880 o'clock last evening. I'm the presence
| OF large number OF the friends OF the
young couple
| The bride is the daughter OF VILLA m
j. Mills. manager Of the Mills Butter and
| Tea stores In this city and Providence.
and the groom Is connected with the Of
fee of the city engineer at Central Falls
and both have a great many friends in
this vicinity.
The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Fuller
\ OF Boston and Miss Mabel Davenport OF
/ Pawtucket. The maid OF honor was Miss
/ Lillian Mills. sister OF the bride. and
| the best man was Bevn H. Mills. n
brother OF the bride. The ushers were
! Charles n. Franklin OF Central Falls.
Harry Cleveland Howard r. Esten and
! III. Chester Cook OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Marion Law. rector Of ST. Paul's church.
II took place I'm the front parlor. which
had been beautifully decorated with palms
and flowers, with long streamers OF smi-
lax extending from the center OF the cell
| ing TO the corners OF tho room. Directly
/ over the couple was large floral bell and
there were many flowers IN different parts
OF the house
The bride looked very charming In
white silk null over white silk. and she
carried a shower bouquet OF bridal roses
! The bridesmaids and the bride Of honor
wore white point d'esprit over pink and
they carried bouquets OF white pinks
There were guests present from Hart
/ ford. New York. Providence Bridgcwater.
Woonsocket and Canaan. Conn. and AZ
/ the close OF the ceremony there was a re-
| ception. following which a luncheon was
| served.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Run
lett left the city on short wedding trip
and orr their return will make their homo
for the present with the parents of the
bride
There were many beautiful presents
which were on exhibition In one of the
rooms. and were greatly admired by the
guests.