The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-06
EAST PROVIDENCE
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WAS 10 YEARS OLD YESTERDAY.
Alice c.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles III. Romer. entertained about 10
of her school chums Of the A. Il. Hoyt
| school in her home, 80 Taunton avenue.
last evening. Miss Alice was the recipi-
ent OF many handsome tokens OF love
and one of a humorous nature which
was a large package covering n hook and
/ lemon which was due TO the fact that she
was 13 years old yesterday. A substan-
tial supper was served TO the merry party
The Democratic-Lincoln party OF this
town claim that they have elected two
men who will vote for II. III. /. Goddard
| for United states senator, these men be-
ing Messrs. Hazard and McCabe. the for
| mer having been elected and the latest
| reports show that William G.. Bliss has
| beaten Mr.. McCabe only by enc vote.
Notwithstanding the fact that the public
announcement is three. The local DEM
ocratic-Lincoln party claim that every
possible vote that was considered doubt
fui was given Mr.. Bliss by the Repubi-
can machine last evening. but on the re-
count by the town council and later ny
the state returning board believe that
Mr. Bliss will be beaten. The Democrat
ic-Lincoln party will have a number OF
honest men delegated TO superintend the
recount and the above named party feel
quite confident that Mr.. Bliss, who was
looked upon as a protege OF Mr.. Sunder
land OF Pawtuxet will be counted out.
IL Is also common report that not only
In Democratic but Republican quarters
that Mr.. Sunderland. who was sent into
the town to look after the interests OF
Mr. Wetmore. will not be heard from I'm
the election OF 1908 and the Democratic
Lincoln party feel as IL they were, I'm a
measure. indebted TO Mr. Sunderland OF
Pawtuxet for the election OF Mr. Hazard
and the possible election OF Mr. McCabe.
for. they claim. had IL not been for the
presence of Mr.. Sunderland the town
would have elected a straight Republican
state ticket as It did a town ticket The
Hon. Levi S. Winchester, who Mr.. Sun
derland OF Pawtuxet came over here TO
| whip. was elected tax assessor for three
years and the result Of the state ticket
is the outcome OF the fight between Mr..
! sunderland and Mr.. Winchester, and the
leading politicians say that they want no
more of Mr.. Sunderland whose name
they say. spells Brayton and Wetmore
There is one thing sure and that is that
all bets made on Messrs. Bliss ard Nc
Cabe will not be settled until after the
retiring board makes it's report; and the
bets are today that Mr.. McCabe will be
declared the winner.
KEPT OPEN HOUSES.
The parlors Of the East Providence Bus
mess Mems association. and those OF
the Fourth District Republican club I'M
Tobin's block, last evening we're busy
places Here returns from the town
Providence, and I'm fact the entire state
were received by special wire, and any.
thing that smacked OF a defeat TO Mr.
Sunderland OF Pawtuxot was the couse o
a cheer.
MINOR MENTION
The guild OF St Mary. connected Will
st. Marys Episcopal church. will hol,
session this evening. and an effort viii
be made TO form n physical culture class
Ii Is said that an effort Is being mad
10 find a waterman avenue store keeper
who is also we'll known I'm church circles
The most interested in locating him ar
the parents OF a young lady who reside
on Taunton avenue
One Of pair OF horses attached 10
swill team slipped on the pavements I
front Of Hallidays store this morninl
and held up travel for some time.
Early last evening Patrolman TaggaI
arrested Sue Harvey. we'll know
character in this place, for being intox
Gated. She was fined the usual amoun
The Pawtucket and Providence Cit
league bowling teams meet on the alley
OF the Con- brothers on First street. an
the first named club won two oL.o OF thrc
| strings
The council will meet this afternoon an
count the ballots cast yesterday.