The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-21
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Their Parade and Field Day Attracts
Much Attention.
PROMINENT MEMBERS IN LINE.
A Good Showing for Young Order, and
Many Guests Present-The Day was
Spent at Crescent Park. and Games
Were Engaged In this Afternoon.

The United Order of American
this morning. When it is to be taken
into consideration that it has been but
few months since the organization was
formed in this State the demonstration
to-day shows that the members are
heartily interested in its growth and
prosperity. As early as $50 o'clock the
members of the order began to gather on
the Crawford street bridge, and at 1910
the chief marshal, Ralph Mayor, gave the
order, Forward, march," The line
was made up as follows:
First Division.
Ralph Mayor, chief marshal; George L.
Kelly, chief of staff; William II. Mason,
John NJ. Holt, Albert o. Woodward, ID.
II. Oldridge, Arthur Franklin and A. 1.
Parks Continental Band, 80 pieces.
State Grand Council In charge Of j.
Irwin Davis; Edgar +. Allen, marshal.
Narragansett drum corps.
NarragansetC Council, A. 4. Beazly,
marshal; Charles Hicks, councillor, lao
men.
Winchneck Council, John Stanton,
marshal: Elmer K. Kenyon, councillor
81 men.
state Grand Officers and guests in car
riages, as follows: Grand Councillor Ira
ID: Gof.. the Rev, f, G. Welsy, +: w.
alsasnas; aharss 81 Hilton G. o. Of
setts, G. II. Lewis, S. ". G.. of Massachu-
setts, c: c. Littleheld, S. G. s., Massa
chusetts, l. Il. Comstock. Il. Il. Carpen-
ter. W. Z. Monroe, 5. G. T., X. Q. Bachellr,
H. H. Trask, Rufus Northup, s. ID. An
gel, Henry Pollard, I: C;s =; H. Potter: Potter:
Nichols, L. b. Spencer, K. s., Fred Foun-
tain, j. 4. Spencer, Winifred ID. Scott,
Hon. Charles H. Burdick, Representative
j. j. Peckhan, j. j. Pecknam, j. Z.
Sherwood of Stamford, Conn.
Second Division.
Fred 4. Newell, marshal; Charles Haw-
kins. aid.
Pawtucket Drum Corps,
Ironsides Council, Edwin Mathews,
men.
Drum Corps.
Burnside Council, H. z. Earle, marshal
and councillor; IS men.
Netop Council, A. X. Brigham, mar
shal; II. l.. Grant. councillor, 40 men.
Hamilton Drum Corps.
What Cheer Council. G. G. Tracy, mar
shal; G. c. Carr, councillor; 90 mon.
Commodore Perry Council, f. S. Math-
ersen, marshal; Samuel 4. Potter, coun-
cillor, 20 men,
Third Division.
w. Z. Marcy, marshal II. B. Tisdale,
aid.
Parks Continental Band.
Liberty Council, A B. Bishop, marshal;
w. s. Wheeler, councillor; 40 men.
Volunteer Council, l.. W. Fiske, mar
shal; f. Z. Potter, councillor; 80 men.
Hope Band.
Garfield Council, A. A. Austin marshal
and councillor; 50men.
Washington Council, f. A. Read mar
shal, Theodore Fuller councillor; 80 men.
Young American Band.
Lincoln Council, William Lowry mar
shal, George Kelly assistant 1marshal. M.
j. Cook, councillor; 95 men.
The Route of March.
The route of march was from Crawford
street bridge to Market Square, North
Main. Steeple, Exchange Place, Dor
rance, Westminster, High, Summer.
Broad, Weybosset, Westminster, Dyer.
to the boat. The day was spent at Cres-
cent Park, and various games were en-
gagged in during the afternoon, and at $3.50
q game of base ball was played between
mines from Narragansett and Lincoln