The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-05
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IL had been declared previous 20 tho
election that DIR. Garvin would get bad
| setback I'm this city. II was pointed out
| that a year ago when he was running for
governor this city had thrown a majority
| of 2S against him and there were those
who appeared TO believe that he would not
carry II against Congressman Capron
| But when the official figures are made
! public IL is seen that DR.. Garvin received
n plurality OF 293. which is greater even
than that of any OF the representative
candidates and also greater than was
given TO any OF the state ticket except
! Higgins and Sisson
Even Sullivan candidate for attorney
| general against whom IL was claimed the
! Pawtucket Democrats were very much
| opposed from the first, carried the city Dy
ST. The plurality for James l.. jerks
candidate for senator. was Az and the
| plurality for Sisson, candidate for lieu-
| tenant governor, was 372.
These figures are mighty satisfactory
and while the average plurality for the
members OF the lower house OF the general
assembly was about go this Is really an
evidence Of exceptional strength, because
Il was against these candidates that the
entire power OF the Republican machpe
was exerted For weeks previous 10 the
election the Republican leaders had been
very confident Of winning out. They de-
clared at all times that they had secured
the best OF the registration In June and
that their full ticket would be elected,
although some OF them admitted that
there was a possibility OF the defeat OF
the Republican candidate for senator.
Il must be very evident TO anyone that
Pawlucket is Democratic city and that
the Democracy can be depended upon at all
times 20 send a Democratic delegation 10
tho legislature, provided the leaders see
that good men are nominated. There was
this year considerable independent voting
and Mayor Higgins received large mum
Der of votes from persons who In all oth-
er cases voted the Republican ticket.
There is a general expectation that the
work OF the returning board will be COM
pleted today or tomorrow and then IL IL
expected that Gov-elect Higgins will an
romce the appointments to his personal
staff and also his executive secretary.
FOOTBALL PLAYERS BANQUET.
The members of the high school foot
ball team were given compliment
tary banquet at the Crown hotel In
Providence last evening, and in addi-
ton to the members OF the team there
was quite a little party OF gentlemen
seated at the able. This team has
just won the championship Of the Inter
scholastic league and this makes the
fifth consecutive year that this honor
has come to Pawtucket Some of the
business men OF the city have taken
deep interest in the work OF the team
and IL was because OF this interest
that the dinner was given last even
ing.
Among those who were present were
Frank O. Draper superintendent OF
schools; Elmer s Hosmer, principal OF
the high school: +. Il. Mason, athletic
Instructor, and Messrs. Davis and Hol-
den of the faculty. There was also
Coach Hammond, Manager Roy Roberts
and Assistant Manager Cobb.
Principal Hosmer acted as toast
master. and after the dinner had been
disposed of he spoke for a few minutes
during which he complimented the team
on it's good work Several of the other
gentlemen. including VI. l.. Fits, who
was chiefly instrumental in arranging
for the dinner, also had few words
TO say
The members OF the squad who were
present included Capt William Aspin-
wall, Donath Miller. Chace, Parker, Nc
Duff, +. Aspinwall. Lowry, Rowland,
Childs, Costello. Pierson, Fits, Cum
ming. Smith, OConnor, Mcmahon, Mar
tin and Allen
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
'the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Rose Anna
Leduc TO Cyprien Loiselle, land, build
ings and improvements on the north
erly side OF webb street: consideration
$40.
Mortgage Deed of Real Estate--Jo-
seph e Brochu to William 5 Mathew
son, land, buildings and improvements
on the south side of Forest avenue;
amount 500.
Discharge Of Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Frederl j. Coyle to the Paw
tucket Institution for Savings, land,
buildings and improvements on the
northerly side OF Coyle avenue; amount
$500.
Transfer Of Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Annie NJ. Bliss to Industrial
Trust company, mortgage made by Syl-
vania B. Fuller and recorded in book
No. 70. page 367.
Intentions of Marriage-Davis Rich
ard Caldwell and Isabella Jackson, both
OF this city.
CHRISTMAS SALE.
The societies connected with St. Pauls
church held their annual Christmas sale
yesterday afternoon and last evening, and
as usual the affair was complete sue
cess. The affair was held in the assembly
rooms in the Music Hall building and the
committee in charge had done everything
possible to make it satisfactory TO those
who attended. The hall was prettily dec
Grated and there was a large number OF
tables on which were many handsome ar
tcles. There was supper served from
TO 8 o'clock
Each society had table, and these ta-
bles were presided over by the following
ladies'
Apron table-Mrs. Charles Bloodgood.
Mrs. Horace Ide Mrs Herbert Vose. Mrs.
Clara Buringame. Fancy work table
Mrs. G. V. Pohlson, Mrs. James Wheaton.
Candy table--ln charge Of the following
members OF the Girls Friendly society:
Mrs. Walter Clark, Miss Edith Kelley.
Miss Emma Birtwhistle, Miss Sarah De-
laney and Miss Emma Smales Cake ta-
ble-In charge OF the members of the
married branch OF the Girls Friendly So
ciety; st. Agnes guild, n department de-
voted 20 the sale OF fancy articles. and
In charge OF the members OF the society.
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