The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-14
EAST PROVIDENCE
FIVE SECoND-CLASS LIQUOR LICENSES REFUSED,
THREE OF THEM IN THE BOWERY" DISTRICT
NEW COUNCIL MAKES A NUMBER OF APPOINT
MENTS

was appointed prosecuting officer under
4 the state law and town ordinances. James
/ II. Williams, Il. f. Monahan and George
NJ. Wilbur were appointed undertakers.
President Sampson made the following
appointment OF committees: Highways
/ District 1. Sampson, District .. Bridgham; /;
District 8 Fales. PolicC-Messrs. Hull.
Phillips and Fales. Lghts-Messrs. Phil
lips, Bridgham and Fales. Fire depart
| ment-,Messrs. Phillips, Bridgham and
Fales. Poor and health department-Hull
Town hall-Philips. Finance-Messrs
Sampson and HUI. Printing -Messrs
Hull and Phillips Smallpox hospital
Fales Old town hall--Brldgham. River
side town bullding-Fales Claims-Messrs
Brigham. Hull and Phillips.
A claim OF $40 for damage caused by
bad place I'm North Broadway was refer
red 10 the committee on claims.
MINOR OFFICERS.
The following appointments were made:
Surveyors OF stone and corders OF wood,
Davis w. Rich. 4. Everett Griswold.
William T.. Bertram. Clarence Horton,
Elmer Il. Knowlton. Richard +. McCoart.
Ezekiel 7. Johnson. Charles A. Black
mar, Thomas l. Medbury: packers of fish.
Clarence j. Purverei surveyor OF lum-
ber and timber, Merrill n. Coombs.
sealer OF leather Robert Roe pound
keepers, James S. Tryon and Edward NJ.
Dodge; gaugers OF casks. Charles A. In
graham and Samuel G. Allen; fence
viewer. William Henry Nicholas; field
drivers, Everett w. Adams. Henry L.
Bickford, Patrick r. Harrigan; keeper
OF Little Neck cemetery. william S
Brown: keeper OF old cemetery AT Rum
ford George II. Read: sealer OF weights
and measures, Elisha S. Luther: health
officer James H. Williams: ovcrscer OF
the poor, Frank r. Calef: jantor of the
new town hall. Rufus w. Adams. as
r f-ig "a
Weighers OF coal and other merchan-
disc, +. Edgar Crumb. Walter $ Bailey,
Ezekiel y. Johnson. Edward G. Penn-
man. Alfred w. Purvere. Richard NJ. Nc
Coart. Chare< Stackpole. John Reilly.
Charles A. Blackmar. Henry r. Anthony,
w. o. Crandall Hiram +. Read, David
Griswold. Warren II. Fales: weighers OF
neat cattle, Edward G. Penniman, Fred
eric A. Angel. Charles A. Ingraham,
Charles l.. Stackpoie. F. Edgar Crumb'
praisers OF damage done by dogs, MI
chael III. McGwin, and Fred Foyer; keep
er Of the town hearse, Herbert r. llor-
ton: superintendent OF fire alarms John |
j. Mullen: dog lister. Michael ~. Me |
Gwin: inspector OF drains. Herbert n. |
Horton, at a salary of $50 per year, with |
clerk an account Of each drain that he |
inspects: highway surveyors, District No. !
1. Herbert r. Horton District No. .. John |
n Leonard; District No. B. Thomas l.
w. Fuller; coroner. Harmon 3 Babcock. !
Other appointments were continued TO |
the next regular meeting.
The petition OF the chief or police for
SO per month for use Of his horse and
carriage for town work was referred TO
the police committee.
Councilmen Hull and Phillips suggested
having a statement on hand at each reg
uar meeting, showing the amount that
had been drawn from each appropriation
and the balance left
NAVAL RESERVES MEET.
Brigade No T. of the Naval Reserves,
met last evening and elected John
team. An hour or more was spent at
drill under Commander George NJ. Bliss.
who ably assisted by Lieut.. Stone
and Ensign Congdon, after which the bas-
ketball team had an hour or more or
practice
WILL FORM TO-DAY.
The Republican town committee will
fleet somewhere in the stat~ to-day, and
VIII reorganize for the year There is
derlsnd OF Pawtuxet, will be made chair
man OF the committee. a position he held
during the past battle.
A LECTURE on ITALY
The lecture on Italy by the Rev. w. w.
Booth, pastor OF the. Haven NJ. r. church.
ing. was largely attended. The lecture
was very Interesting
MINOR MENTION.
The Guild of St Marys Episcopal
church met last evening and appointed
To manage one OF the tables
at the bazar that is TO he held In the
town hall on the evenings OF Dec 4
and ).
The work OF driving stakes along the
shore on Valley street this morning led
many to believe that the Pure oil COM
pany. which purchased the land some.
time ago. was getting ready To build. but
II was learned later that the men were
engaged I'm making what is known as "A
boom TO hold the spiles that are to be
used in building the new bridge over the
Seekonk river by the Consolidated Rail
road company.