Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-22
and James Murphy, Jr., mounted.

Co. B, Chief Marshal, William +. Meagher, !,
Aids, p. J. Murray; William II. O'Neil,
Michael Greenan, James 4. McMahon,
Frank Lee.
Carriages carrying Rev. William Halligan,
Rev. J. Ii. Lennon and the Rev. Patrick
McKenna.
Twelve hundred torch bearers in all.
Float, Columbus before Queen Isabella
and King Ferdinand.
st. Patrick's parish, Valley Falls.
The Norton Band.
Chief Marshal, p. o. Sullivan; Aids, Ber-
nard McKenna, Frederick +. Sweers,
Michael &. Ryan, John F. Sullivan, Hugh
Morgan, Edward Holloran and Captains
Michael Murphy, Richard Dwyer and
Alexander Crosby.
Guard of Honor to the Clergy-Capt.
Frank T.. Fitzsimmons.
Carriages occupied by Rev. p. J. Malone
Rev. James M. Cofiey, Rev. M. p. Cas-
sidy; Messrs. James Healy, John Fitz-
simmons, Constantine O'Neil and VIII
liam Edmonds.
Four hundred torch bearers.
st. Joseph's Parish, Pawtucket.
Chief Marshal, John p. Cullen; Adjutant,
Owen Goodwin and stsff.
Woonsocket Cornet Band, 30 pieces.
Twelve CO upanies, comprising five hun
dred torch bearers, and in the centre a
carriage containing Rev. II. f. Kim
ney, Rev. Father McQuade and Nj. W.
kelliher, M. ID.
Float representing Columbus and his
crew chanting hymns at eventide, by
the male members of the choir.
Float, Columbus at the Monastery Of La
Rsbida.
Sacred Heart Parish, Pawtucket.
Lonsd.le Flute and Drum Band, Thomas
Carney, leader; 25 pieces.
Chief Marshal, Martin +. Moriarty; Ad-
jutant, Richard NJ. Burns; Staff, F.
Murray, James f. Callahan, Jr., Myles
Mulligan, James Degnan, Thomas Carey,
Carriage occupied by Rev. John A. Hurley
and Rev. M. Fitzgerald.
Four hundred torch bearers.
Holy Trinity Parish, Central Falls.
Chief Marshal, James r. Cor nan; Aids,
Patrick German, Henry Horan, Peter
Bapnon, Bernard Carly, James Cor
man, Charles Greene.
Irish National Foresters Fife and Drum
Band, leader, John j. Ford; 20 pieces,
400 torch bearers.
Our Lody of the Sacred Heart Parish,
Central Falls.
Chief Marshal, Thomas Colette; Aids,
Joseph Blais, Louis Marshall, Hector
Potmande and p. A. Rochlieu.
Woonsocket Social Brass Band.
Carriages occupied by Rev. George T.
Mahoney, Rev. Joseph r. Bourgeois, Rev.
Napoleon LIZ Clair OF Woonsocket, and
Rev. FIR. Duillette, Superior Of st. Hyacn-
the Seminary.
Four hundred torch bearers.
THIRD DIVISION
Commander Capt. Bernard Hacket.
Goff's Band.
81. Patrick's Parish.
Four companies, comprising 400 mon.
Carriage containing Rev +. Biscoe, Rev.
T. J. Fitzpatrick, Rev. W. f. Sullivan
and James Hughes.
Float, representing first sight of land.
Two companies, comprising 200 men.
Mount Hope Band.
Immaculate Conception Parish, Provi-
dence.
Chief Marshal Nj. A. McNamee.
Nineteen companies, comprising 500 men.
Carriage containing Rev. John J. Me-
CURE, Rev. James A. Ward, Rev. John
w Mccarthy and Mathew j. Cummings.
Float, representing Columbus landing on
this continent.
GreeDville Band, "a pieces.
st. Charles Borromeo Parish, Providence.
Carriage containing Rev. p. Lacroix,
Napoleon Sivard, Il. Recbard and J. b.
Leclare
Two companies containing 200 men.
Reliance Band.
st. Edwards Prash, Providence. Chief
Marshall. G. Lyons
Carriage containing Rev. James A. Finne-
gan, Rev. M. j. Owens and Rev. Mr..
Brady.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal, Capt. Thomas II. Donohoe /;
Assistant Marshals, Thomas +. Mona
han, Dennis J. Mccarthy, Peter Nc
John Canning, M, J. Kiley, Joseph Ger
hart, John Mahoney, Charles Fitzgerald.
Robert Turbitt, John r. Sullivan, James
Hawkins and Emanuel Greene.
Bristol Cornet Fand, James Allyn, leader,
Is pieces.
Marshal McGovern; aids, Thomas
Duffy, John Connerney, william Con.
merry and Gerald Brownell.
St. Mary's Parish OF Bristol, 200 men, In
four companies, marshailed by Joseph
O'Shaughness, Frank Francis, Henry
Serbst, Frank Gravel; color bearer,
John Dougherity.
Carriage In centre Of paaish containing
Father McCabe and guests.
Marshal Thomas Brady; aids, Edward
McGinn, John Trsinor, William O'Con-
nor, Frank Mcconnell, jeremiah Clan
cey, John II. Reagan.
Parks's Continental Band, Is pieces; J. r.
Parks, leader.
Holy Name Parish Of Providence, 300 men
Float, "Planting OF the Cross"
Carriage in centre OF Parish containing 2
Rev. J. &. Walsh, Rev. Thomas Il. Ryan
and Rev. John O'Connell OF Attleboro.
Marshal, James Mellen; aids, James Nul-
leery, Peter Tobin, jeremiah Healy.
American Screw Company Band, 30 pieces !;
II. +. Hutchins, leader.
H..art DO rish Eaat Drnyidan.. sOo