The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-26

The Eighth Ward Republican club held
q meeting I'm the rooms recently vacated
by the Sunset club I'm odd Fellows block
on Plainfield street last evening. when the
following officers were elected: President,
Seth Walton: vice presidents DIR, Frank
A. Twitchell. George f.. oHpkins, Henry
Galloway. w. II. Henry DIR. j. Il. Mowry.
Charles Van Leuvin, ID. III. Burdick, Har-
ry f. Daw, Gilbert T.. Whittemore, John
NJ. Ferrier, D. o. Mathewson. James T.
Lennon, c. w. Calder Walter Crompton
and A. l. Atwood, treasurer, James N.
Smith; secretary, Abel Reynald Jr.; ex-
ecutive committee. Secretary of the state
Republican committee and Police Judge
Nathan NJ. Wright, j. w. Atkins. Collec-
tor OF Milk Samples Bayliss X. Chace,
Harry Daw, III. c. Gorton and III. l..
Bates; committee on membership
Thomas Walch, William III. Beane. Ed
ward Frail James r. Cannon and Il. +.
Deverall; flag raising. Richard Potter.
captain: William III. Leavitt, Thomas
Pike Alderman Gilbert r. Parker, George
A. Beane and John Rowland, Jr.; by
laws, Dr. II. L. Windsor, A. II. Higgins
Il. r. Hopkins, f. p. Burdick and Coun-
Gilman E. j. San Souci.
After the election and installation ad-
dresses were made by Frank Tillingnast,
A. n. Crafts and President Walton. Music
for the occasion was furnished by Liv-
sey's band.
FIRE BUG STILL AT WORK.
The Olneyville frebug has not been
picked up yet nor has he ceased his afro
cities. AT 1890 this morning Patrolman
Coleman discovered a bright light under
one corner of Michael Hunts barn on
Steuben street, and hurried TO the build
tho IL cd lar ~ a IL
soaked paper before any damage had been
done. The patrolman made thorough
search about the premises, but was un-
able TO find any one. He is positive that
the person who set the fire could not
have been very far away.
HYMAN-WALsH NUPTIALs.
James f. Hyman, clerk at the establish
street, and Miss Mary A. Walsh, were
! united in marriage by the Rev. FIR. JOS
eph Powers, at the parochial residence
OF st. Mary's church yesterday afternoon;
( Albert Leduc. Jr.. was the best man. and
Miss Amy Miles, the bridesmaid. After
; the ceremony "A wedding dinner was
served. and reception held at the home
OF the brides mother at l50 Wood street,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman will reside
Z after their return from their wedding
tour.
AN ENCOURAGING SIGN.
There is one more sign OF prosperity
In Olneyvile, ana one that Is pleasing 10
the other merchants The large store at
1911 Westminster street that has been va
cant for a long time. has been leased by
John Il. Nash. who will reflt the building
for a penny vaudeville theatre.
WILL HOLD A SMOKER.
At the meeting OF Court Good Hope In
dependent Order OF Foresters. last even
ing. Charles r.. White. James +. Giblin
and j. w. McCauley were made a com
mittee 10 arrange for an open meeting
and smoker on the evening Of Tuesday,
Oct. 23
GENERAL MENTION.
small band Of politicians OF the Tenth
ward, known as the billy Covell Or
, phans." headed by one McNamee. held
a consolation party in the Working Girls
home -Armlngton avenue, last even
ing.
Arrangements have been made for
game of ball between the Fall Rivers for
Saturday afternoon on the Merino fats.
This game was TO have been played last
Saturday. but was called off on account
OF the storm.
There was nothing but routine business
at the meetings OF Manufacturers lodge
b OF odd Fellows and Perseverance lodge,
knights Of Pythias. last evening.
David Brown, IL years old was taken
into custody this morning at his home on
Elmdale avenue for being a truant.
Patrolman Lee OF the Chaffee street sta
tion. started on his annual furlough last
evening.