The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-01
! PAWTUXET VALLEY
Democrats viii Win at Tues
days Election. democratic
Rally at MatIck

The big town OF Warwick will go DEM
ocratic next Tuesday. There is no doubt
about that and the discovery that the
, town treasurer had made misleading re-
port I'm order TO discredit the Democratic
administration OF town affairs will help
toward that contamination.
The citizens realize that the town treas
urer used his position for partisan pur-
poses. The town treasurer has up to the
present year been endorsed by the DEM
ocrats. but after seeing his unworthy tao
ties the Democrats refused TO endorse him
| for reelection.
The town clerk, James r. Lockwood.
who has been clerk for number OF
years, received the endorsement OF the
| Democrats. as he not only conducts his
office without regard to party considera-
| tions, but aids them I'm any way within
| his power.
Charles RI. Allen OF Apponaug has been
selected again as overseer OF the poor
| and town sergeant. Mr. Aliens record
| during the past year has been excellent
| and he deserves the vote OF every voter.
| Charles Littleheld OF Natick. Henry II.
McKenna OF Riverpoint and Daniel w.
Vaughn of Crompton have been named
| for the school committee. These men
are all well known and are fully compe-
tent for the position.
The town council ticket does not vary
| much from that OF last year and as the
members have performed their duties in
| a business-like and efficient manner. The
council candidates named by the Demo-
cratic party are as follows: George E.
| Stllman president OF the present coun-
| ell, a resident OF Lakewood, and a man
| who has conducted his office to such ad-
vantage that he has been endorsed by
the Republicans; Francis ]. Flanagan Of
| River Point, also a member OF the pres
| ent council. and a man who is i'm business.
| He is a progressive man, up TO date and
| is always ready to aid any movement for
| the benefit OF the town; Charles X. Ma
| goon Of Rocky Hill. who is serving on the
| present council, Is prosperous farmer.
! and one who would neglect his own bust
ness TO assist the towns people; Robert
| /. Thwber OF Apponaug, also on the
| council under the present administra ton,
is hard worker for the town: Winfield A.
| Tillinghast OF Natick is new man. but
| is widely known. and his high reputation
| should be enough to convince the voters
| that he will represent the Sixth district
| In highly efficient manner; Caliate
| Contu OF Arctic Centre, who is also a
| new man on the ticket Is prosperous
A
| town as business man OF ability and one
| who would devote his best energies 70
| town affairs; Thomas G. Hart OF Shaw
! omet is slated for Seventh councilman
| and is thoroughly competent. He has a
I host OF friends on the town. who without
| doubt will support his candidacy
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Last evening in ST. Johns hall Natick.
! the WarwicKADemocrats held rally. The
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! field who delivered n short address on
local affairs. Col p. II. Quinn OF River
! Point was the next speaker, and he gave
| the village people a good idea OF how the
! political boss carries on affairs I'm their
| own town as well as in the state legisla-
! ture.
| Hon. FIX. Belleau Of Lewiston. Ne. ad-
dressed the people in the French language
ana his remarks were a severe arraign-
meme Of bossism
Mayor James n. Higgins OF Pawtucket
VINO spoke at three rallies last evening
arrived at Natick at O'Clock from East
Greenwich, where he had previously
spoken TO large audience on Brayton-
ism and state affairs
At intervals during the session tho
Natick band rendered selections, and this
together with the stirring speeches
against Braytonism aroused the people to
enthusiasm
HALLOWEEN PARTIES.
Last evening in the vestry of the Phe-
nix VI. Il. church the Mems club of that
village gave Halloween and box party
During the evening several instrument
tai and vocal solos were rendered by the
members and several beautiful and costly
backets were disposed of Ice cream and
cake, candy and fancy articles were on
sale.
The affair proved most successful The
committee I'm charge of the social in
Guided William III Butler. l.. ]. Lawton
n r. Brown. l. =. Hudson and Harold
G. Congdon.
At the home Of DR. F. w. Potter Of
Natick last evening, his daughter Helen.
gave Halloween party to her girl
friends. The young women were dressed
In white from head to foot and each had
a large pink flower at her waist The
evening was most pleasantly passed I'm
games and music
There were several Halloween parties in
the little village OF Centreville
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
w. DNClarke of High street the young
friends of their daughter. Mary. gathered
and had an enjoyable time
AT the home OF Miss Clara Rarstow a
Halloween caro- party was held. which
was very enjoyable
A SURPRISE PARTY.
surprise party was given last evening
at the home of Joseph Bryan, Jr. OF Arc
tic. The party, numbering about so.
gathered at Arctic depot at 1880 O'Clock
| and proceeded TO Mr.. Bryants home in a
| body Mr.. Bryant was taken wholly by
| surprise. but very enjoyable evening fol-
! lowed
USHERS' RECEPTION.
Under the auspices OF tho ushers of
! Thornton's opera house of RiVerpoint n
reception was held last evening in the
| opera house About 100 invitations were
| issued and nearly every one invited was
present Dancing was enjoyed and during
intermission a dainty collation. was served.
GAVE PARTY TO FRIENDS.
Miss Lillian Aylsworth Of Fast avenue.
| Natick rendered her young friends IN tho
valley a Halloween party at her parents
home. Invitations 10 the number of a.
had been extended and every. one receiv-
ing one was present and assisted Miss