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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
AS FELLOWS

o'clock A. NJ. (sunrise)-The several city flags
will be set. A national salute OF twenty-one guns
will be fired by Battery A, Light Artillery, Capt. +.
X. Barker.
6to Z A. M.-The Parks Continental Drum Band
will parade the following streets viz: Market
Square. South Main. Wickenden Benefit Williams,
Hope. Power, Benefit, North Main, Doyle avenue,
Camp Olney and North Main streets
The Ives Post Drum Corps will parade over the
following streets. viz: Market Square, Westmin-
stor. Aborn, broadway, Baker avenue, High. Har-
rison. westheld. West Friendship Broad, Pine and
Dyer streets.
The Caledonian Flute and Drum Band will parade
over the following streets, viz; Olneyyille Square,
Manton avenue. Delaine. Appleton. Julian. Am
herst 10 junction OF Manton and Atwell's avenue,
Academy avenue. Gladstone avenue. Harold and
Valley streets TO Olnsyyile Square.
The United Train OF Artillery Drum Corps, +. A.
Guile drum major, will parade over the following
streets viz: Market Square, North Main. Mill,
Charles, Randall. North Main, Benefit, Jenckes.
Barnes, Brown, Angeli, Thayer. George. Benefit,
College street TO Market Square.
6:3O A. M.-1he several bells of the city Will be
rung for one half hour.
$50 A. M.-The Grace Church chimes will be
rung for one half hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Engiish Soldiers Turbulent.

DUBLIN, Oct. 19.-The Independent
says that dangerous spirit OF disaffec-
tion exists among the Thirteenth Hus-
sars stationed at Ballincellig, five miles
west OF Cork. Tho trouble, it is said, is
similar to that which caused tho recent
mutiny among the members OF "Cn
Guards at Windsor. The independent
says that the relations between the off,
GERS and men of the Thirteenth Hussars
are much str aimed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Another Protractsd Meeting.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 1s.-The cotton
spinners had another protracted meeting
last night, the result of which was de-
cision to send another committee to see
Agent Kilburn Of the Lawrence mill and
report Friday night. In the result OF an
unfavorablc report strike at the Law
renee mill follows and that is the out
come now indicated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
10:45 O'CLOCK. A. VI.
BRIGADE II. i. MILITIA.

BRIG. GEN. HIRAM KENDALL.
Assistant AdjI Gen. Liegt Col Arthur v Warheld'
Lieut., Col Charles Hayes, Medical Director.
Capt George s. Tingiey, QuSrtermaster ter
Gan, oapt AndreW Gray C2mmss1Tvy. pInos, Tyrshoi
Capt Albert A. Baker. Judge Advocate
Capt, Clarence ii. Greene. Engineer.
Capt jerome ~ Fitz Gerald. hide-de-camp.
Capt isaac +. Williams, yr., Aide-de-camp,
Second Regiment Infantry, CO.. James Moran,
commanding
Adin'ant' Capt; Ps;aG Frank Canning
Hedys National Band.
First Battalion, Capt Bernard Hackett command
Co. A. Capt. John Z. ING 5onlcy. commanding.
~ CO b Cap. 10 John McCrndden. commanding;
90 CO. G. captain john G. RSsrn EyiRsol co@mandE TGgnS
Second Battalion. Capt. Thomas II. Donahue,
Co p, First Lieut.. John Reilly, commanding.
Co. +, First Lieut. Joseph J. Traynor. command
Co. d. Capt. Frank sMds Lany commanding.
Go G@P FSsT swSsnSy
Lieut.. col james +. Phcilerlace.
Band.
commanding
Co. g. Capt. George 4. FORSYTH, commanding.
~ Go; r. Capt A.C Thgmgson commanding
GBs bSr0i Ms pdaTg TSne T. Ss cong
GO Co Is e p S@Pt MIl',aE AbeT 4 sTown oommandgng
co 20 y; SsPt S, Ge,grge ~ Sady commandi59,g
Drum Corps.
First separate Company Infantry Il; ]. NJ, Capt.
Second Separate Company iniantry' r. t. ~, capt
franklin A. brown, commanding.
Lieut. i William SrRsG sG2pa9y M m fr''
First Machine Gun Battery. II. ], NJ, Capt William
Battery A. Light Artiiery k. NJ. capt. Edgar
rrs, p.oo,,dR r. cr' Barker S4mmaR1dIngs s,r,.. ooO
Adjutant, First Lieut.. Thomas Child.
Co. A. capt. Edward II. r Jones. commanding.
Co B. capt William A. Maynard commanding.
Provisional Brigade K. l. NJ, Col cyrus NJ Van
Acting Assistant, Al dSan9 H%'S Gahei Flrs, Lieut..
james r; rllnghast
United Train of Artillery. Lieut.. Col. Edmund {.
Danforth, commanding.
band
Co. A, Capt. s. B. Hunt. commanding.
- Co Is, Capt. walter y. ANGEL. commanding.
Newport Artillery Company, Col. Addison Thomas
- commanding -
Lieut. Cot George A. Brown. Major George G.
shaw, al Jutant First ieut H. C. stevens. Jr.
Newport Artillery In Battalion of Companies,
Bristol Train Of ARTILLERY, Got. Clark II. straight
Lieut., Col. Charles 9HTsSSiSs GSfansi. Major Frank NJ
. Wardwcll.
Kentisn Guards, Col. William =. Brown, com
Lieut.. Col; u: y. TisaaIc, Major W \. Browning,
atjutant First Lieut. J 1ourjee.
farragut Association % Naval Veterans, Capt.
Thomas ID. Topln commanding.
Marshal
GEN. ELISHA n. RHODES
Assistant Marshals, Major B Mc~Olcy, Arthur H.
Armlngton, Gilbert Wilson.
Aids. Fred NJ. Rhodes. George II. iiswald
FIRST DIVISION
Third Regiment Counecticut y. q. Band.
Chief Marshal. A. e. Matte-On.
Aide, ~. A. Dyer.
senior Marshals. D.. N. Weeks v. A Thurston.
Junior Marshals O.. NJ. Chamberlin. r. W.
Miner Jr.
Sophomore Marshals, W a. Cady. T.. Y, Jastram
Freshmen Msrshsls. d. ". Hoyt. X. n. MacArthuF.
9rown University.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Reduction Of Wages in England.

MANCHESTER, Eng, Oct. 1o-The
the price of silver and the rates of east
ern exchange unscttles the plans OF mer
chants and manufacturers, the sales of
cloth and moderate prices rarely being
commensurate with the cost of produc-
tion, 5 per cent reduction has been
made In wages TO the operators on 81 600
spindles In Northwest Lancashire"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
ID. +. HAYDEN. Secretary.
TORCHLvGHT PARADE OF CATHO-
Lie PARISHES OF PROvIDENCE
AND VICINITY.

O'clock T.. NJ.
CHIEF MARSHALL col. JAMES II. McGANN
Division MarsRais.
1st Division, Cot James Moran.
Cd Division, Capt James Murphy,
n Division, capt. Bernard Haekett
9th Division, Capt; Archibald l.. Mclaughlin.
Aids TO the Chief Marshal
Col. r. y. Hayes Capt Thomas Ryan Capt T. b.
Fitzgerald, Capt. Thomas Duffy. Joseph 0'Keefe.
=; y. Mckenna. NJ. D., William I. Kenny, NJ. ID,
HeSse. John A. oKsefe, ~ B.. john A. aurray SDTsS
Edward =. Curry. Robert Mccerdell.
HONORARY STAFF
Hon. H.; J. Carroll, James McNally, Dennis ".
sheahan. Hector schiller. I. uofre. ANTHONY Mum
FFySe FySSr HRs Msn NiiI s Msss,ir MEss S%3Sf 9SmS.
yrS5 guEf Il nESS 1SSr Sssg 5cssgh %I SSS
,. Ryan. Joseph Enos r L = 6 Cannon; 7 y, IIerer-
n JhgmHs 5eveS1S aSp9 Pn nsh 'Sss sSrse = Ken
kenha d. :. Meo,ker A. ,; Barry, VI. D., r: >.
II Kelly. d. a. Hcrn, John h Donneliy Edward r.
o'Connor. Thomas Gate, Thomas J; Smith, NJ ID,
non. John McGraih' William IL, McHae. +. l. Con Cos-
telo, Iimothy, =, y, Ryan FARRELL o. keegan. wil-
Bernard Tralnor Michael sweeney. Peter Duny.
Edward da,as GsllSghssr: s Peter r, Cannon James g
dina Alfred poiricr. Jeremiah Hall, Thomas T
McFroy James Collette Richard Mctiuy John n
Mr % NJ seF MsSrop mors eT% r%ay Ms9
eaux. James II. Murray and John r. Fogarty.
The column will be formed in the following OF
der.
Chief Marshal.
chief ~ stan.
Aids 20 4 hief Marshal.
Honorary Star
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. James Moran commanding
Aids.
Cathedral Parish. Providence.
ST Mchaels Parish Providence.
Assumption Parish. Providence
-. AIMS Parish, Itaus;on.
First division VIII form on south Main street
right resting nj College street.
SECOND DIVISION
Capt. James Murphy COMMANDING
Ada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
AlJBlIRN.

Last evening the Rev. Mr.. Dawson, an
evangelist from Massachusetts, preached AT
the Free Baptist Church, text, And they
came to kadish- Barnea," Deut. W., 49, There
will be preaching this evening.
Il. A. Brown, who was 80 seriously injured
AZ Atwcll's avenue station several weeks ago.
is able to bc out.
The work of curbing Park avenue was be-
gun yesterday morning.
The tenement next Ia the corner Of Claren-
don street ard Park aveDue'is being vacated
this.nornng.
1iIe curbing on Clarendon street In front Of
tie new school building was set yesterday and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Builders Of Iron Fences.
once OF the supt. Of Public Buildings.

once of the supt. OF Public Buildings.
City Hall Providence. II. L.. October 1ith 1892.
Proposals are invited by the Joint Committee on
city property for builing iron fence for the old
Manton Avenue school Estate.
Plans and specification. may be seen at this once.
BIDS will be sealed, addressed 10 the undersigned
and will De received AZ the Office Of the supt. OF
Pubic Buildings. City Hall, on or before ~. NJ
TUESDAY, October 25th. 1892
No bld will be received after the time mentioned
and the right Is reserved 20 reject sny all bids
Tor the work. DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Pro tenn Com. on City Pro- erty
ALBERT 7. MANSflELD
oil-qt Supt. Of Public Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
DARLINGTON.

Another and strong inducement to
live in harrington has been made by the man.
agement Of the Old Colony Railroad. The
evening train. together with large reduction
in the local passenger rates, went into effect
on Monday. The evening train which will
enable many to remain in harrington during
the winter who have heretofore been obliged
to remove TO the city-on its first trip carried
over fifty passengers. All express trains will
engers either 10 or from PROVIDENCE, Bristol,
Fall River or New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Believed to Have Foundered

LONDON, Oct. 19.-Great uneasiness is
felt in shipping aud insurance circles re-
Garding the British ship Knight. cap
tain Murderth, which sailed from San
Francisco July 30 for Queenstown. Ii is
believed that the vessel has foundered or
Cape Horn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Kerr Was Captured.

LONDON, Oct. 2.--kerr, the fugitive e,
wanted in connection with the fraud of
the Jarvis -Conklin Trust Company, was
captured last night at Liverpool, and
vss Nrraigned for hearing this morning
in the Bow Street Police Court. He was
remSu6eG without bail for a further hear
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Wanted in this Country.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-Augustus Kerr, q
middle aged American accountant, was
remanded by a magistrate here pending
tie arrival OF extradition papers from
America. He is charged with forgery and
embeZzlement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Treaty for Trade with the Antilles.

MADRID. Oct. 19.--lt is officially stated
that the new commercial treaty between
Spain and tho United States regardi x
trade IN the Antilles strongly favois a
Spanish conference.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
A PORTLAND GUN.
II Contains All the Most Desirable Feat
urss for Warfare.

10 ContaIns All the Most DesirabIo Feat-
urss for Warfare.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Messrs. Jones
and Dyer, representing the Brooks Arms
and Tool Company OF Portland, Me-, have
submitted to Gen. Plagler, chief of ord
nance, a model magazine rifle which is
asserted to combine more useful points
than any rife yet designed for military
purposes. The strong points of tho
weapon are its symmetry, simplicity,
rapidity OF firc and strength.
1t has the two features that were in
sisted upon by the magazine rife board,
a perfectly poised barrel at all times and a
simple eandlinstantaneousd device by which
the weapon may be used rs a repeater
or as a single shot rifle. There are only
Is pieces in the gun and 1t carries 20 cart
ridges in the magazine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
PAWTUXET.

On Thursday evening the members of
the Baptist Sunday school hold reunion.
Friday, "Columbus Day" the fremen of
this place will parade at l:30 O'Clock. At $3.50
their will be a trial of their engine and chow
der will be served at o o'clock at the engine
house. In the evening social will he given.
The school children Of the place are propar-
ing exercises appropriate TO the day for FRI
day.
William Spicer and family have returned to
their town house.
Mrs. William Houston of PRovIDENcE was
in town on Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
NORW OOD,

Last evening M. K. Getzler of this viii
lage gave a social which was termed Colum-
bian christening ar. celebration. A large
number of his friends from Providence and
other places attended, among them Messrs.
Bishop. Booth and Dwyer OF PROVIDENCE,
ID. Morse of Lakewood, sullivan of Valley
Falls. and Roland Fisk Of Elmwood. At $3.50
q fine collation. was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
Cholera st Buda Perth.

BuDA PERTH, Dot. io-The cholera
continues TO create alarm. and ss yet
shows but little signs OF subsiding. There
tadas. sud s'.vsr deaths,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Contractors and Builders.

ONCE OF the Supt. of Public BuildinRs.l
City Hall. Providence. r. l., Oct II, 1slIs.
Proposals are invited by the Joint committee on
city property for building brick addition 10 the
Fire Station located ON Putnam street. Providence.
X. l.
Plan ana specifications may be seen at the ONCE
OF Hoppin. Head AZ Hoppin. No. 81 Westminster
street.
BIDS will be sealed, addressed TO the undersigned
and will be received at this ONCE before
TUESDAY, 4 Il: NJ, Oct 25 1892, and no bid will be
n ceiyed after the time above men toned.
4 he right Is reserved To reject any and all bids
80 DAVID BURTON.
Chairman Pro tenn; Com. on City Property.
ALBERT T. MANSFIELD.
oi4-pt Supt. OF Public Buildings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
EXERCISES AT DEXTER TRAINING
FIELD.

Music by the National Band.
2-Singing by the Schools, BE Thou. o God, Exal-
ted Higu."
3-Prayer by Rev. Moses ii. Blxby. ID. ID.
4-Sngtng by the schools.
(a) my Country, IT'S Of Thee"
(b) 'ked White and Blue"
5--scrpture Reading by rev. Henry w. Rugg,
d. ID.
6-Singing by the Schools.
(a) Flag OF the Free"
(bl "Star Spangled Banner"
7-Benediction by Rev. Francis A. Horton, ID. D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. Ere.
! rnonsTs . "a,.r ,oI cLrsE's AK, OFFICE ~.

PRoBArE CLrpHs OrrrcEl
BARRTN0foN. Oct. 4. 1892. I
nave received this day, In vacation. petition
asking that Myra L. Davis may be appointed sd-
minisratrix on the estate az Mary X Davis late OF
this town, deceased and the consideration OF said
petition i continued to meeting OF this court 10 be
held NJ this ONCE the twentieth day Of October
at four O'Clock l.. ". MARK II. WOOD
oct5-l2-lg Probate Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
CITY ADvERrTsEMEHrs.
SECOND DIVISION.

SECOND DIVISION.
alter a'a sayney E scSoo n
Rev Rev rIsssl. TsSsz Y " Saaisa EsEs p s p 5.
sup.Sinsenaenf i; nsaaf{ Of I, Pubic Schools.
Horace &. Tarbell.
English and scieStifc Department.
THIRD DIVISION.
% High school ri'aI classlcsl a,al'Rsi bepartmsnt
FOURTH DIVISION.
High School. Girls Department
FIFTH DIVISION.
willard w. Grant Principal In charge
Manual Training High School
SIXTH DIVISION.
Carter's Mlddleboro band.
Albert j. Manchester. Principal In charge.
Thayer Street Grammar School.
Thayer Street Primary school.
Arnold street Primary school,
East Street Primary school.
Manning Street Primary School. ~
slater Avenue Primary school.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Arthur c. Barrows, Principal in charge. =.
oxford Street Grammar school.
Thurber's Avenue Primary School.
FsiSS FGdS Stree, Stree. Primary Primary School, School,
Harriet Street Primary School.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Parks Continental Band.
George r. Weston. Principal In charge.
Vineyard street Grammar School
Jackson Avenue Primary SCHOOL,
Greenwich Street Primary school.
Potter's Avenue Primary School.
Bellevue Avenue Primary School
Warren Street Primary School.
NINTH DIVISION.
Caledonian Flute Band
Eli w. Howard. Principal in charge.
Candace Street Grammar School.
Gladstone Avenue Primary School.
State Street Primary School.
Branch Avenue Grammar School
Veazie Street Primary School.
Admiral Street Primary School.
TENTH DIVISION.
A. Milton Hail. Principal IN charge
Doyle Avenue Grammar School.
Benefit street Primary School.
Camp Street Primary School.
Graham street Primary school.
Highland Avenue Primary school.
Charles Street Primary School.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Ives Post Drum Co ps.
Levi w. Russell, Principal In charge.
BRIGHAM Street Grammar School.
Hammond Street Primary school.
SUNNI street Primary School
Messer street Primary School.
Almy Street Primary School.
TWELFTH DIVISION.
George =. Church, Principal in charge.
Peace Street Grammar School.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
American Screw Company Band.
ames NJ. Sawin. Principal In charge
Point Street Grammar School.
Elm Street Primary School.
Beacon Avenue Primary School.
Friendship Street Primary School.
Somerset Street Primary School.
Chester Avenue Primary School.
Public Street Primary School.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION.
COTS Band.
oseph W. Mowry. Principal In charge.
Federal Street Grammar School.
Federal street Primary School.
Atwells Avenue Primary School
Africa Street Primary School.
Carpenter Street Primary School.
Sabin Street Primary School.
Ring Street Primary School.
Harris Avenue Primary School.
FIFTEENTH DIVISION.
owls ii. Meader, Principal in charge.
Academy Avenue Grammar School.
Berlin Street Primary School.
Putnam Street Primary School
Julian Street Primary School.
Covile Street Primary School
Manton Avenue Grammar School,
ROUTE OF MARCH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
RIVERSIDE.

The annual meeting of st. Marks Ca
dets was held last evening. at which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Captain, j. A.
StriDger; first lieutenent, A. y. Wfher; sec
ond lieutenant, Walter w. Wood; treasurer,
the Rev. A. g. Hardy, Jr.
An interesting meeting of Gen. A. T., Burn
side Council, No. s, w. o. A; NJ, was held In
parade In a body on Thursday evening.
This evening, I'm Winchester Hall. the
Columbian Day celebrations will be opened
by literary exercises. The meeting will be
opened by the Rev. a. G.. Hardy, Jr., followed
by William B. Johnston OF Kalamazoo, on
columbus as an Explorer"
The regular meeting OF Riverside Lodge,
No. n, will be held in Pythian Hall this even
ing.
Gen. A. f. Burnside Council, No. 3, o. Y. a.
NJ, assisted by Martha Washington Council,
No. /. Daughters of Liberty, Will keep open
house on Thursday evening.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Taylor
was soemnized yesterday. at o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19

At the conclusion OF the exercises the children
will he dismissed.
The column will then move through Dexter High
Barton Broadway, jackson. Weyboss.t TO Market
square. where the line will be dismissed.
12 M.-The several bells Of the city will be rung
for hour. and grand alute OF 100 guns will be
fred by Battery A, Light Artillery.
2o'cock Il. M.-Parade aud Review AZ the City
Hall of the Italian Societies OF Providence.
230 O'Clock p. M.-Parade and review at the City
ali af
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
ROUTE OF MARCH.

Market square, Westminster, High and Dexter
streets 10 the Dexter Training field, where the fol-
lowing exercises will be held, HIS Honor, the
Mayor. presiding:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
ROUTE OF MARCH.

Exchange place, Dorrance, Westminster, High
and Dexter streets TO the Dexter Training Field,
and at $50 j.. NJ, trial OF the engines viii be
made for the following prizes First $l25; 2d, s75;
Sd, $50. Rules OF play adopted July 4. 1892.
After the trial the line Will be reformed and pro-
ceed through Dexter, High. CORTLAND, Broadway,
and be dismissed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
sidewalk is being gravellsd and completed

the sidewalk is being gravelled and completed
today.
This morning the steam roller passed
through this place from Broad street where
the work Is nearly completed. TO Cranston,
which will DO tho next scene OF It's labors.
Joseph l.. Saunders, real estate agent, sold
yesterday to G. w. Reed of lawrence, Mass. I,
lot on the corner OF Narrakansett avenue
and Clarence street. Mr.. Reed will pfSbably
build In the spring.
William J.. Reynolds Is moving into his
new house on Clarendon street to-day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19
VETERAN FIREMEN.

The line will form on Exchange place at 2 O'Clock
In the following order and will move at 2:S0
y. NJ;
Chief Marshal ex-Chief Engineer Dexter Gorton.
Aid. Aid. Aid.
Honorary staff.
Band.
Providence Veteran Firemen's Association Presi-
dent Edward W. Hall
Engine Gaspee.
Pawtucket Veteran Firemen's Association, Capt
Joshua Lothrop commanding.
Engine Rhode Island l.
Central Falls Veteran Flremens Association Pres
ident Olney Milmarth.
Engine Volunteer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19

The committee respectfully invite the citizens 10
decorate their residences and places OF business
and especially 10 join, far possible I'm all that
will render the celebration OF Columbus Day the
most memorable event In the history OF the city OF
Providence, - --.
II. b. WINSHTP, Chairman
EDWIN ID MCGUINNESS,
CLINTON ID. SELIEW,
G. FRANK PARKHURST
JAMES BURDlCK,
- Committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19

St Mary's Parrish, Pawtucket.
St Joseph's Parish, Pnwtucket.
Sacred He art Parish, Pawtucket.
81. Jean Baptiste Parish, Woodlawn.
sacre Coeur Parish, Central Falls.
Holy Trinity Parish. Pawtucket.
st. Patrtck's Parrish Valley Ealls.
Second division will form on North Main street.
right resting "A Market anuare
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19

Third Regiment Connectcut y. q. Band.
Chief Marshal A. q. Matte-On
Aide, ~. A. Dyer.
senior Marshals, D. n. Neeks ~ a Thurston
Junior Marshsls q. NJ Chamberln, r. W.
Sophomore Marshais, ". a., Cady. T.. T., Jastram.
Freshmen Msrshals. ID. ". Hoyt, X. q. Macarthur
9fown University,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-19

Marshal
GEN. ELISHA N. RHODES.
Assistant Marshals, Major H MCSOlcy, Arthur n.
Armngton, Gilbert Wilson.
Aids. Fred NJ. Rhodes. George N. invalid
The midland journal., 1892-12-30
Coasting and Skating.

The snow brought out the young
coasters with their sleds and the
hills adjacent to town at night
sparkled with lamps and torches,
while the frosty air rang with merry
voices of the happy coasters. But
soon the skating carnival changed
sleds for skates and the coasters
deserted the hills with their bright
lamps for the CLASSY surface of
Haines' mill pond. The skating
carnival was opened Monday by
Clifford BrumHeld plunging into IL
hole made by the ice harvesters, up
to his neck; Chas. Haines fortunately
was near by and FASTENED to help
him out of his cold bath. The merry
throngs of youths and maidens have
been enjoying the sport in the
evenings while the harvesters of the
crystals have been filling their ice
houses during the day. A fue crop
of very clear ice has been stored for
use in the long days of summer when
the ''Dog Star RACES"
The midland journal., 1892-12-30
Christmas Entertainment.

The Epworth League of Mt.
Pleasant with its usual zeal, gave a
Christmas entertain ment on Christ.
mas Eve, which was fairly well at
ended despite the blustry weather
and extreme cod The program was
a very interesting one, and lasted
from 8 Is until 10 80. The enter
taiDment was opened with an organ
voluntary by Miss Bertha NJ. Brown.
followed by Invocation by E. T.
Brown, after which the program
consisting of reoitatinns, select,
readings, musical selection, &C., was
very credltably gone through with,
and closed with three very effective
tableaux-"The Goddess and Her
Worshipers Faith" and Rock OF
Ages" These were all very pretty
with the red lis ghts distributed among
them. and there was abundance for
all One of the best features OF the
entertainment vas SELECTION by
Mrs Alice G. Shippers, Toms
Strategy" which was enthusiastically
received by all.