The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-11-03

+, Atwood. Japanese lanterns; Mr.. Now
nv, lanterns; Bradford w. Bennett. flags
lanterns, and candles; A. Hanna, Ian.
terms; j. l.. Robinson, lanterns; OF
Rocky Hill road. Messrs. Burt and Hay
worth. windows illuminated with candles
W. II. Harris, lanterns and candles; T
Moore. house illuminated; on Alversou
avenue were the following decorations
Edward Carter, lanterns and red, white
and blue streamers; ID. M. and G. +,
Winsor, lanterns and bunting; Fred.
Chadbourne and j $. Lynch. pretty
window decorations and lanterns, flags,
bunting. Goddess of Liberty" in win
dow; A. Chase. lanterns; Mr.. Sutton
lanterns; W. q. Perkins and Albert
Congdon, string Of lanterns across the
street; Mr.. George Cory, Japanese Ian
terms and flags; A. nakin. lanterns and
window decorations; j. NJ. Pike, lanterns
Isaac Dakin. lanterns and flags; on Bow
en- street. W. II. Place, house decorated
and Illuminated. and large torch sus-
pended across the street; III. O, Martin;
house illuminated with candles and Ian.
terms. On Waterman street, the houses
occupied 10y Messrs. Williams and Cory
and Waterman and Duttonwere illuminat-
ed Mr. Hardin Steere's house illuminated
with candles. A. L. Smith. candles. Chas.
Calder, house illuminated and transpa-
rency on grounds, "lle Is all right; r..
& Hale, lanterns; Deputy sheriff Gar,ii-
ner, lanterns; Joseph Cough, handsomely
decorated with lanterns; III. Il. Melvin.
lanterns; Town Treasurer Clifford. Ian
terms and candles; n. y. Maxheld and j.
A. Angel, lanterns and candles; W. -.
Brownell. lanterns and candles. On La
ban street, A. H. Ainsworth, lanterns and
torches; VIM. Mills, windows decorated /;
L. h. Brown, lanterns and candles; Mr..
Kelly, lanterns and illuminated church
in windows; T.. G. Springer, strings oi
lanterns and flags; Judge Phillips house
handsomely decorated and illuminated
Layton Capwell and Benz. Donkcrsley,
strings of lanterns; Il. A. winsor Jap
anese lanterns.
IL was ten o'clock when the procession
had traversed the line Of march and AR
rived again at Odd Fellows square. Here
fine Harrison and Morton flag was
raised in the glare of red fire, the blaro
of the bands, the roar of cannon and the
! cheers of the multitude. The speaking
was from IA stand erected in the open
| lot near Twitchell'a Block. Major W
A. Pirce in brief speech introduced
Rathbone Gardiner, Esq, of Providence
who made a very good fifteen minute
address. lie was followed 10y Hon. BENZ,
Bosworth of Warren, who dwclt briefly
on the tariff question.
MOTHS.
Alverson avenue and Laban street
presented iairyland scene.
The Mother Hubbards caused much
merriment 10y their costumes.
The lanterns carried by the Rsd. White
and Blue battalion made very fine
| showing.
The colored companies made good
appearance. and their marching align
ments were excellent.
The Johnston Harrison and Morton
Cavalcade made n good appearance. M
well M turning out in large numbers.
At the conclusion of the march the diff
ferent companies were regaled with hot
coffee, sandwiches, and crackers and
cheese.
Many residents along the line Of march
adopted the old fashioned way Of illu-
minatng. by putting candles in eacl
pane Of the window in the house.
A mugwump, whois undoubtedly II nor
believer In Free Trade and Protection
had the front Of his house adoi ned with
Hayes and Wheeler and Tilden and
Hendrick lanterns fact, location Bexing-
ton street.
The Plumed knights Of Proyidenc,
made the best appearance in the line
The several companies Of the Bnights are
handsomely uniformed and marched IN d
soldierly manner. Their famous march
ing movements were frequently ap-
plauded.