Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-17

bearing was attractively striking
while their cvolutions and equipments
evoked applause along the route of march.
The snowy uniforms, the vari-colored
regalias and the glstening muskets
frightened by q cheering March sun,
could not fail TO impress the thousands of
on lockers with the fact that never has
there been the equal OF such a sight I'm
! this city on Si. Patrick's day.
/ As usual there was some little delay .x-
perienced In arranging the various divis-
ions, but Chief Marshal Herman was ever
alert, as were his marshals, md to their
persistency in the matter of promptness
was due the moving Of the line 30 close to
the specified time.
Chief Marshal Herman was determined
not to disappoint the citizens as to the
matter OF time, II possible, and with the
assistance Of the police no had tho way
clear for the first division.
Brave Bernard Mclaughlin, who has
welded the baton in advance Of many
st. Patrick's day procession, in this city,
commanded the platoon which consisted
OF Officers Smith, Hand, Black, Henry,
Nemitz and Murphy, with Officers O'Brien
and McClusky az skirmishcrs.
! AZ the "fnest OF the five" they attracted
popular attention and with them as sd.
vance guard the progress of the process
sion was made at a pace easy and most
agreeable.
Shortly after o'clock the words, "For-
ward, march," were heard, and i'm
! nediately 10 the strains OF the "Wearing
OF the Green by the National Band, the
sturdy scions OF st. Patrick started on the
route OF march in the following order;
iolice Platoon.
Chief Marshal Kiernan.
| Assistant M"rshals-Captain Joseph 4.
Burns and Lieutenant !. J. Kirw In.
Personal stah-Patrick OMaliey, Patrick +.
! Hayes, Joseph osfeid Jr., John X. Kiernan,
J,hn y. Coyle, Joseph Mullen, DR.. O'Keefe,
+. Mckeon, Dennis A, McElroy, John O'Con-
nell, John H. Clark, r. J. Manning and James
| r. Collins.
Honorary Aids Daniel 4. Harold, sarshcid
! Association; Martin T.. Moriarty. Triangles; ;
Thomas 2. GIN. A. O. H., No. 4; John Ford,
! y. T.; Charles McGunnsgie, I. r.; Mat.
thew Curran, Clan ma Gael Thomas Ryan,
Sacred Heart T. A. u. Society; Patrick Cur
ley, 81. Mary's parish; Joseph Kelley, Holy
Trinity parish; Michael Fogarty, Peter
German, Willinm IT, O'Neii, Louis PhiIlirs,
Richard b. Burns, Thomas J. Crane, WI.
| liam Flanuagan. Thomas Leonard, Michael
Brehaney, Thomas Ryan, Mr. Go man,
Patrick mcCrory, Young irelanders: Ed.
ward McCaughey. Edward McDaf John r.
Smith, james Mather, Edward McPoia q,
James j. Reagan, Henry Grattun Branch;
! Michael Brady, Robert EmDct Branch ,
| Patrick Croity, John Dillon B,anch rat
rick Mccain, John Boyle O'Reilly Branch !;
Mielu,l McAIoon, Peter Casey. william
Mcasher John Smith, Edward Donnelly,
ST. Mary's parish; John Keenan,, \. . II;
DE-. J. II. finard Patrick Dufiy, James
McAlcvy; John Rock, John Deviin, Owen
Mcaloon, Joseph osiield, Sr.. old t-rs IN
carriages.
National Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Military Mavor and City Council IN car.
riages.
SECOND DIVISION.
4. y. Gill, Marshal.
Ancient Order Hibernians
THIRD DIVISION.
John McGralh, Marshal.
Temperance Societies.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Daniel Harold, Marshal.
Triangle, sarsheld and Young Ircianders
s-soriatione.
ffrTH DIVISION.
,. u. DIazcau. Marshal.
Portuguese and French Organizations.
SIXTH DTyIsTos.
VI. McAloon. Marshal.
Parish Delegations.
sEvLsTH DIVISION.
J. r. Brady, Marshal.
Irish National Foresters.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Carriages containing invitcd guests and ciii.
Zens.
Route of march; Form on Haymsrket
squprc, right resting on Pheasant street