The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-12

ready for the battle that Is 10 come dur
ing the next three or four weeks Per-
haps there never was a time I'm It's his
tory that IL was so well prepared 10 put
up a campaign as II is today. The ticker
which has been nominated is one which
can but appeal to the sober thinking peo-
pie Of the community There Is nothing
about IL that can cause any split In the
party ranks and there is not man IN
the entire list who does not deserve the
solid vote OF his party. That OF itself
ought 10 mean certain election because
Pawtucket is Democratic city. There
are more Democratic voters than Repub-
llcan voters and If the party stands by
its candidates they will be elected.
In addition 10 that there Is every reason
for expecting that there will be a large
independent Republican vote cast for the
candidates OF the Democratic party this
wear There are numerous reasons why
this should be. In the first place the
names on the ticket are those OF men
who deserve well OF their fellow citizens.
Then too, they are representative OF
principle which 1t is believed Is this year
going 20 be upheld by the people OF the
state These men N they are elected VIII
not be subservient TO any political boss.
They will take up the duties of their Of
fee absolutely free from pledges except
the pledge TO do their duty as they see
IT,
The candidate for mayor may be ex-
pected 10 give 10 the people OF the city
the same careful attention that his two
immediate predecessors have given. The
candidates 20 the geenral assembly, IL
elected will in the first place vote for
Col r. II. l. Goddard for United States
senator and in addition 10 that they are
pledged TO give the people a relief from
the burdens which have oppressed them
for years.
A good list of candidates for the school
board has been nominated and any effort
10 d'scredt them ought TO be met with
the strongest rebuke IL may be that
there are people I'm this city who honest
lY believe that the school board should
have majority of Republicans on lt. II
there are any such IL they are fair they
will realize that Il would be unfortunate
II any political party had the full mem
bership of this board Certainly II will be
admitted by almost everyone that both
parties should be represented and for the
best interests OF all the Democratic ticket
ought TO be elected this year especially as
the persons named on the ticket are OF
high character and worthy OF the conf
dence OF the people.
In about another week the campaign
here will be opened in good earnest and
from this time TO the date OF election
HNAAt'hA AihAN'iH VIII ihN' Al' fbiis
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Pawtucket chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, held a meeting yes
I erday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. Henry c. Tresher on Summit street
The meeting was presided over by the re-
gent. Mrs. O. II. Briggs, and the attend
ance was quite large. Reports were
made by a number OF committees and the
following officers were elected
Regent, Mrs. Clovis H. Bowen; vice re-
gent, Mrs. Charles A. Stearns: recording
secretary. Mrs. Ida G. Beede; correspond
ing secretary. Miss Fannie Kirk: treas
Miss Ciaribel Crandall; auditor Mrs.
Herbert G. Beede.
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess and plans for the coming win
ter were informally discussed.
WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the South Wood
lawn Improvement society is scheduled
for this evening. Reports OF the officers
and the various standing committees will
be made and officers for the coming
year will be elected.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record al the City hall during
the past "a hours,
fedl tOnNeyanceS-klCnarQ r..
Fitten and Lora b. Fitten To Margaret
F1tten, lot i07 on Assessors plat No 1873:
consideration $40 Patrick Fitzpatrick to
William III. Davis. two lots OF land with
improvements numbered II and rs on map
OF Lincoln park: consideration $40 George
J.. Miller and Reuben X Miller, Jr. TO
Herbert ~. Swift and Margaret A. Swift
land with buildings and improvements at
the southerly cornor OF Fountain and Nav
streets: consideration $40 George l..
Miller and Reuben X. Miller, Jr.. TO Her
bert " Swift and Margaret A. Swift. land
with Improvements on Fountain street:
consideration $40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Rosa
Powers TO the Woonsocket Institution for
Savings. on land with buildings and i'm
provements on North Bend street: amount
1890. William II. Davis 10 Walter l.. Kel-
ley. on land with buildings and improve
ments on map OF Lincoln park: amount
Nf0o. William VI. Davis 20 Walter L. Kel-
ley, on land with improvements on map
OF Lincoln park. amount $500.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-John Mulvey et ux.. by Mary
Hunter a mortgage recorded I'm book o.
page i23 Rose Powers by the Connecti-
cut Loan and Realty company. mortgage
executed Feb 2 1904. and recorded I'm book
i02, page 245; consideration $40 Ellen NJ.
Holland by the Pawtucket Institution for
Savings. on lots a and 7S on man OF Lin
coin park: amount $500 Rose Powers bv
the Woonsocket Institution for Savings
on land with buildings and improvements
on the westerly lin ~ North Bend street.
amount 1920. Rose Powers by John II.