The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23
BERKELEY.
ASHTON
BRISTOL.

mitJea Tor the celeDratlOu OF the ll0th
Anniversary OF an American independ-
will be fired at o A. NJ. aud o p. M. by a
detachment from the Bristol Train OF
Artillery. The bells OF the several
churches and various industries will be
rung for one half hour at 9 A. NJ. and at
Q r. NJ. The procession will form as fol-
west side of Common, the right resting
on Church street facing east. the second
division consisting Of carriages will form
on State street right resting on High.
The third division will form on High
street the right resting on State street.
the following order:
Platoon Of Police.
Chief Marshal Henry NJ. Gibson and STAFF.
First Division.
Aid. Marshal. Aids
Middleboro Band, % piece; J. M. Carter,
Military escort bv RsissoI IessS r,., q, Art,,.rv
Col, Q. H. Straight commanding.
United Train OF Artillery Fife and Drum
Band, with 10 pieces.
oh''a sn Van ~aS sssS x %sn compsnans w,sh Col C. NJ
Drum Corps Company G, second Regiment,
Capt. Macgovern.
Naval Reserve Torpedo Company, Lieutenant
William Hodgkinson commanding.
Aid. Marshal. Aids.
Carriage containing the orator of the day:
reader of the Declaration and officiating
Carriages containing the Town Council, Town
Clerk, Town Treasurer.
Officers Of the Custom and Post OfIice.-
Committee of Arrangements.
High Sheriff of Bristol County and his Depu-
Third Division.
Aid. Marshal. Aids.
Bristol Fife and Drum Band, Edward Tillley,
Chief Engineer and Assistants. Engineers of
the Fire Department, Hydraulion Engine
and Hose Company, No. l, Capt. Charles
u WILSON, Carriages.
Warren Brass Band, J. J. O'Brien, leader.
Narragansett Engine and Hose Company, No.
King Philip steam Fire Engine Company.
No; i, Capt. John Norris. Steamer drawn
Drum Corps.
Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder Comany, No.
/, Capt. William T. Rawson.
Ladder truck drawn by horses.
The procession will move down High to
Valley, down VALLEY to Hope, up Hope
High to Franklin, down Franklin to
Hope. up Hope to Town Bridge, then
countermarch down Hope to Bradford, up
Bradford to the Town Hail. where the ex-
ercises will be given in the following or
der: Prayer, by the Rev. William j.
Smith, pastor OF the NJ. E.Church; music.
ing OF the declaration Of independence.
by Edward j. O'Donnell; music, IA
Hunting Scene," by band; grafton. by ..
L. Bosworth; music, America" by band;
benediction, by the Rev. S. S. ID. Moxley,
pastor of the Baptist Church.
On the Common. at Z. NJ, there will
be bicycle race for boys under l6 years
Of age, first prize, gold medal; second
prize, a silver medal.
At 2:30 Il. NJ. a baseball game between
the Bristol baseball club aud a visiting
club. Immediately after the baseball
game the following races will take place:
100 yards dash, first prize, u gold medal;
second prize, silver medal; wheelbarrow
race, first prize, 3d. second prize, 81; thirl
prize, 81; sack race, first prize, s.; second
prize, So; third prize, S. after which IA
tug OF war, open to all organizations TO
compete com etc consisting Of six men upon a
various bands in the evening.
The Fourth of July committee Is Ed
ward Anthony, chairman; Charles l..
Miller, Benjamin X. Wilson, Jr., William
+. Peters, Charles E. Cole, George L.
Slocum and Isaac Ii. Gorham.
A rumor was current upon the streets
yesterday afternoon that man had sud
denly died while enjoying u clam boil in
the woods adjoining the National India
Rubber Company's reservoir. Several
parties informed the News man that such
was the facts, no time was lost in ferret
ing OUT Jno ldCts, DuV upon reaCnluR tDe
Interior of the woods your correspondent
had the pleasure of shaking the hand of
what was supposed to be the dead man.
Some of the parties had told two young
men who were passing that such was the
case and they lost no time in reporting it.
Edward Church Of Boston, formerly
an old Bristolian. was in town yesterday.
He Is connected with the firm of Place a.
Ripley, importers Of foreign fruits.
e1One OF the inmates, an old veteran,
whose name is Roger Mullaney, fell dead
at the Soldiers Home on Wednesday,
cause supposed to be heart failure
Arrived in the bay Wednesday after
noon, steamer Amos c. Barstow and an
chored off the Herreshof Misunderstanding
pier and took on "a steam launch for New
York.
The grounds surrounding the Congre-
gational Church was beautifully deco
rated with Chinese lanterns on Wednes-
day evening during the lantern drill.
The Sunfower Club discoursei fine vocal
and instrumental music during the
evenings entertainments.
WARREN.
The funeral services of Miss Carrie