The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
ELECTED OFFICERS.

lnieDtlOnS on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRANCIS
Aylward and Mary NJ. Norton, both OF
this city.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The annual election OF officers for the
Pawtucket colony OF Puritan Fathers was
held last evening with the following
choice:
Governor, Frederick Jackson; lieuten-
ant governor. Mrs. Maude NJ. Wood; sec
retary Mrs. Ella j. Lee; collector, Mrs.
Addie NJ. Carpenter; treasurer. Walter E
Carpenter: chaplain, Mrs. Mary A. Con-
Ian; sergeant-at-arms, Miss MilEcent
Wilkinson
At the next meeting of the society, on
Nov !, the installation will be held. when
the deputy supreme Governor, George A.
Livingstone, will be present and conduct
the ceremonies
SEVEN CENTS PER QUART.
Beginning on Nov. the price of milk to
people In this city and Central + Falls Is
to be seven cents per quart. This has Deen
agreed upon by several milk dealers who
have formed an organization which has
affiliated with the Rhode Island Mix
Dealers association, which is the Provi-
dence managed milk trust The dealers
claim that there has been "A great increase
In the cost OF help TO work on the farms
and also In the cost Of food for their cat
tie and that at the old price they could
not possibly make any money. They
have advanced the price TO retail dealers
so that they will have to pay 50 cents for
q ten-uuart can. Consequently there
will be no under selling OF the milk men
by the retailers who run stores In the
city.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
The Ladies auxiliary connected with the
South Woodlawn Improvement society ts
arranging for "A Hallowe' en- party to be
held In Germania hall on Glenwood ave-
nue. on the evening OF Oct. 81. There was
"A meeting last evening OF the members OF
this organization at the home OF Mrs.
]. r. Kenworthy, 20 Carver street. when
plans for this party were discussed.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Enterprise lodge, No. 22, l. o. o. f., en-
tcrtained the members OF Aurora lodge or
North Attleboro. last evening The visitors
came to this city In two special cars over
the Interstate road and returned about
midnight The degree team OF the visiting
lodge worked the second degree on three
oanddats
STATIONERY ENGINEERS.
Thre was a meeting OF the Pawtucket
branch OF the Stationary Engineers in
the rooms I'm the Cotrell block last even
ing at which two candidates were admit
ted 10 membership Inefe was "A Small
amount OF routine business transacted
and then the meeting adjourned.
HAVE GONE TO BOSTON.
Quite delegation OF the ladies from
the local Woman's Christian Temperance
union went to Boston today to attend the
big convention which is now going on in
that city.
ROUSiNG RALLY.
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The Democrats OF the First ward are
going TO have a rousing rally In the hall
on Carnation street this evening and
among the speakers will be John 7. Bea-
gan and James A. Williams OF Providence.
The First ward Democrats always have
at least one big rally during the cam
paign and IL is expected that the meeting
this evening will be very largely attend
ed.
HANGING OF THE CRANE"
The Daggett house in Slater Memorial
park, In which is located the museum OF
Pawtuckot chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will close for the
season next Monday afternoon, and In
connection with the event there Will be a
program OF exercises. The committee In
charge OF the affu rconsists OF Miss
Emily Lob. Goodrich and Mrs. Clovis II
Bowen. and they have arranged for THE
Hanging OF the Crane" In the old fire.
place OF the heamstead. A crane has
been loaned 20 the chapter for the occa-
sion, and during the hanging the poem