The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-21

for town offices. The gathering was al
tended by about 100 OF the electors and
the candidates who had been nominated
by the Citizens Union, were made the
choice OF the caucus.
The caucus was presided over by An
drew J. Currier, and Thomas Sullivan
was clerk. John f. Clarke was the can
didate for town clerk and Cyrus Taft for
town treasurer. For members of.the town
council, the following were plGted I'm NOM
nation collectively: Walter T.. Reach,
ELI Battey, Patrick Conway. James Carr
and Charles ID. Brooks. The candidates
for members of the school committee for
three years are David III. Curran, Charles
Bryant and Thomas w. Hague. NJ. ID.
For member OF the board OF tax asses
sors for three years, Thomas Leighton
was the choice without any opposition.
The following were chosen to serve as
moderators and clerks Of the several vot-
ing districts OF the town for the ensuing
year: District No. ]. moderator, Fred
erick ii. Henshaw; clerk. Eugene Whip
pie: District No. ?, moderator, Fred Kim
ball; clerk, Walter Swindells: District No
3. moderator. John Sidebottom clerk,
James Precious: District No T. moderator,
William T., Butler; clerk, John +. Aspen:
District No. 5, moderator. Daniel Hodg-
ins; clerk, James Gardner.
wooNsoCKET DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats OF woonsocket had eau
cuses last evening to elect delegates 10
the senatorial convention. The caucus re-
suits follow:
First ward: Chairman-John Brinda-
mour: clerk, w. III. List; delegates, John
w. Brindamour and w III. List.
Second ward: Chairman-Michael r.
Carroll; clerk. Bartholomew Murray; del
egates. George w. Greene. Charles II.
Horton and Bartholomew Murray.
Third ward: Chairman-James Mullen;
clerk, Charles F. McCaffrey: delegates,
Mayor Adelard Archambault DR. James
F.. McNally and Thomas +. Cavanaugh.
Fourth ward: Chairman-James w.
Burns: clerk, Francis Z. Kelley; dele
gates. Richard Herrick and +. e. Kelley.
Fifth ward-Chairman. George ]. Pa
| quin; clerk, John Larue; delegates
| George j. Paquin and Omer Hurteau.
SOUTH JAMESTOWN
South Kingstown Democratic and Inde'
| pendent voters last evening selected del
egates TO tomorrow's convention for the
| nomination Of candidate for United
/ States senator
! The caucus organized with the selection
| OF Edmund Walker as chairman and
| The following were the delegates elect
| ed: Benjamin +. Philbrick Henry A
/ Rathbun Elisha Gardiner and John Gan
/ ley The delegation was authorized &c
I
NARRAGANSETT DELEGATES.
The Democrats and Independents OF
Narragansett gathered at the town house
at Narragansett last evening for the Sc
| lection OF delegates to the convention IN
this city tomorrow 10 nominate candi-
date for United States senator the eau
Gus lasting but a few minutes, with
about a score of attendants.
Organization was effected with the Sc
lection Of ]. G. Tucker as chairman and
E T.. Coggeshau as secretary, and the
following delegation 10 the convention
was chosen. the delegates being given
permission TO fill vacancies: j. c. Tuck
err Charles Yost. Perry Greenman, Jr.,
and Charles A. White.
LINCOLN CITIZENS CAUCUS.
caucus OF the Citizens party Of Lin
| coin held IN the band room OF Lonsdale
| hall last evening elected delegates TO at.
| tend the senatorial convention to be held
| in Providence. The gathering was pre-
sided over by Frank f. Fitzsimmons,
| chairman of the Democratic town COM
mittee, and William j. Mulvey was clerk
| The following were chosen as delegates:
| Frank t. FitZsimmons, William +. Good
| win Thomas +. White. Alphonse Gau'
win. Thomas A. Arnold and Edwin @.
Chace. The delegaaes were empowered
| TO fill vacancies.