The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
LIVELY NEWS
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CENTRAL FALLS

The Democrats OF this city are begin
ming TO take on new life and the party
leaders are planning TO get out a heavy
registration OF the voters The time was.
a few years ago, when the Democratic
party i'm Central Falls had little heart to
enter into fight; they had been beaten
SO many times that there seemed no
chance for success. But In recent years
there has been a change, for quarrels and
bickerings among the factional leaders OF
the Republican party, together with un-
exceptional Democratic candidates,
brought the confidence OF the people 10
them and they know now that with good
hard work their chances for success are
THIS evening there is TO be a meeting OF
the local Democratic registration club. TO
be held In the Vallelly block. and II is
tucket. besides Mayor McNally, will be
present and speak
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
The board OF license commissioners will
meet this evening I'm the city hall for the
purpose OF giving hearing on the
charges preferred by Chief of Police Lam
bert against Anthony Pytel for alleged
violation OF the liquor laws. The chief
hes asked that Pyteis license be revoked.
TENDERED RECEPTION.
Members of Court Central. f. OF A,
Chief Ranger Joseph +. Kelley In honor
OF his election 60 the highest office in the
gift of the order i'm this state. The affair
was OF rather elaborate character. being
attended by delegations from nearly every
court I'm the state.
The meeting was presided over by Past
chief Ranger John 7. Burns and there
speeches which were responded TO by the
guest ~ honor.
There was pleasing entertainment pro-
served.
ARRESTED IN WORCESTER.
Peter Dunn, who was wanted I'm this
city for larceny OF clothing valued at s2i
was arrested I'm Worcester yesterday. The
police OF that city locked him UP for
drunkenness but he was later i'm the day
handed over 10 Chief Lambert of this city
and locked up here.
BACK no THE FARM.
Daniel Tucker, who a short time ago
made his escape from the state farm. con-
cluded yesterday that lodging police was
too exciting ana unsatisfactory so he
walked into the station and gave himself
up TO Capt. Huling Tucker was sent
down some weeks ago, having been con-
victed on charge OF non-support.
HELD ADJOURNED MEETING
The members OF st. Georges parish
held an adjourned meeting I'm the parish
house last evening and listened to the
reports from officers
sanctuary committee consisting OF
Misses Grace Jackson, Jemima Petit Jen-
ME Hanson and Cassie Johnston was
elected. Mrs. Fred Shape was elected
4
ant treasurer with several minor officers
were appointed
A PARISH LEAGUE.
A proposition to form a parish baseba II
league for this season is now being dis
cussed with the strong probability that
II Will be carried out For the past three
years teams representing the several
Episcopal parishes In the Blackstone Val
ley have furnished some rather exciting
games and this evening there will be n
meeting OF delegates in the parish house
OF the St Georges cnurcn 10 discuss this
matter. The following parishes will be
represented: st. Georges OF this city. st.
Johns or Ashton. Christ church Of Ions
dale. Good Shepard and All Saints of
Pawtucket
FOR MEMORIAL SUNDAY
Commander George II Check OF Ballou
Post. q. A. r.. has just issued orders ron
the observance OF Memorial Sunday
which will occur the Sunday previous to
Memorial day. The members will report
al post headquarters at 10 a. IN. and will
attend divine service at the Valley Falls
Baptist church They will also attend
evening service AT tho Free Baptist
church I'm Pawtucket.