The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08
But There Will Be No Insuctng Of Delegates in Pawtucket
As to What Candidates to Support Machine viii Attend
to Tho Selection Of Nominees and Make Known Its Choice
Before Convention Is Held M0ssTs. Goton and Kenyon
Mentioned in Connection With Mayora|t Nomination.
Leaders Say There Will Be Few Changes In tho Assembly
Ticket Luke OComer Wants Nomination for The General
Assembly and Is Circulating Nomination Papers,

meeting there will be proposition for the
endorsement OF the Democrats candi-
dates which resolution Will go further
than anything that has been done in the
political line thus far. without a doubt
there will be some opposition TO this
resolution and IL remains TO be seen
whether or not IL will be adopted.
Y. M. c. A. MEETING.
There was quite a large attendance yes
terday afternoon at the 4 o'clock mems
meeting In Y. NJ. c. A. hall, at which time
Rev j. c. Fitz OF Saylesville delivered
sermon taking as his topic, The Resur-
rection OF Christ and What II Means TO
Mankind"
WILL HOLD BAZAAR.
At a meeting of the Young Mems Cath
Ollie association connected with 81.
Mary's church. held yesterday afternoon.
a committee OF five was.appointed TO ar
range for the holding OF a bazaar In the
near future There were anumber OF in
elesting addresses by the members, and
the attendance was quite large.
GIBSON A DEMOCRAT
There has recently been som talk to the
effect that the Republican convention
would nominate Terrence Gibson as a
candidate for the general assembly, and
IL this nomination would give representa-
tion TO the labor unions interests of the
city
The fact OF the matter Is that Terrence
Gibson Is a Democrat and is a member OF
the Sixth Ward Democratic committee
The Democrats az their convention Fri
day night placed I'm nomination Francis
McChrystal a member OF the Painters
union. as the candidate OF the labor unions
AMI an effort has been made on the part
OF certain Republicans to stir up some
trouble among the friends OF Mr.. Glib
son, because IL was not that gentleman
who received the nomination. When Mr..
Gibson was asked In relation 10 this mat
ter he made the positive declaration that
he had declined 10 be n candidate I'm favor
of Mr.. McChrystal.
OBSERVED RALLY DAY.
There was a large attendance at the
First Free Baptist church yesterday and
an interesting rally day program was
carried out
The pastor. Rev. C. C. Mitchell. con-
Quoted the services. and ne was assisted
by Rev. j. b. Dare OF the Lonsdale Pres
byterian church. who delivered an ad-
dress at the senior endeavor meeting
The services were as follows Morning
service. i0746-reception of new members.
communion. Sunday school. 12:l5-song
by the kindergarten; reading Miss Mary
Pettigrew; solo. Miss Della Armstrong;
recitation, Child Life I'm India" Miss Ell
sic Caldwell: address, Mrs Mary Phillips:
exercise, Miss Ruth Marsden: instrument
al trio, Messrs. Snow, Mccartney Mars
den. Senior cndeavor. 5:90-AddresS Rev.
j. b. Dare. Evening OF song TIE
Deum," from Creation" choir; alto solo,
Miss E. Bowen; duet, soprano and tenor,
Miss Armstrong and Mr. Palmer: bari
tone solo, n. f. knight OF Providence:
hymn. congregation; tenor solo, Richard
Palmer.
AGAINST BENNETT.
There was a meeting OF political char
acter In the Fifth ward yesterday after
noon. IL was held In Foresters' hall on
Main street and IL was addressed by
members of the Republican city machine
as we'll as by several other we'll known
Republicans II hardly need be said that
the meeting was not intended as "A boom
for Alderman Bennett. Chairman Burgess
Of the Republican city committee was
present and he lauded the work which
Councilman LHeureux has done in the
lower branch OF the city council during
the last year. ]. d. s. Brazeau was there
and he told Of the wonderful things which
the Republican party had done for the
people city Solicitor Blodgett was also
praise for the Republican party and there
was another speaker I'm the person Of
Godfroed de Tonmancour OF Fall River
The attendance at this meeting was not
very large and there did not seem TO be n
great deal Of enthusiasm shown either
for the speakers or for the candidates
whom they were talking about.
CARDS ARE OUT.
Cards are out for the wedding on oct
q of Miss Harriet May Fairbrothers TO
George Victor Sammet Miss Fairbrothg'
is the daughter OF Mrs. Jesse Fairbroth-
er and Mr.. Sammet is a Boston man. The
ceremony will be performed at the Paw
tucket Congregational church at 1880
o'clock and the announcement Is made
that Mr. and Mrs. Sammet will be at
home after Jan. at Hotel Mount Monad-
mock Dorchester.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions were placed
Oh record at the city hall Saturday fore
noon:
Real Estate Conveyances-Loui =.
Fletcher ct ais TO James Keenan, land
with buildings and improvements; con-
sideration ST. James keenan, 20 Lellan j.
Tuck. land with buildings and improve
ments on the westerly side OF North Bend
street consideration $40. Lellan J. Tuck
10 James heenan anu mary heenan, land
with buildings and improvements on the
westerly side OF North Bend street; con-
sideration so. John +, Perry TO William
Dlais, lot lH on plat card 1O7: considera-
non $40. Annie l.. Chatterton et ais TO
Mary Murphy land with buildings and
improvements on the westerly side of Pine
street: consideration $40.
Mortgage Deed OF Real Fstate-Iames
and Mary Keenan, to the Slater Trust
company on land with buildings and i'm
provements on the westerly side OF North
! Bend street. amount 5000
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed of Real
Estate-Walter II. Wilbur by Orin Smith
| on land with buildings and improvements
! numbered lot asa on the Oakland plat.
| amount $500.
| Irtenuons of Marriage W
stanff and Flora Mary Poliuuin. both
| OF this city
FINED FOR ASSAULT.