Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
LINE ALL MADE UP
For the Parade on ST.
Patrick's Day.
ROUTE OF MARCH SELECTED
Chief Marshal Herman Names His
Personal Staff and Honorary Aids.

IL will he a rouser. The ST. Patrick's
Day Parade this year will eclipse any
thing eyer before seen in this city. That
Is the outlook now.
The meeting Of tho convention yester-
day was an enthusiastic one.
Dennis McElroy, Chief Marshal in 1855,
made few remarks, and said the parade
would doubtless be thorough success.
Mr.. McElroy was chosen TO take charge
OF company of young men, To be formed
in st. Joseph's parish; all young men OF
that parish desiring to Join such n COM
pany To report to him.
Matthew Curran made a few remarks,
and Assistant Marshal Burns said COM
mittee ought to be appointed to wait upon
the mill owners and get them to shut
down on the nth. lie advocated n short
route of march.
Thomas j. McParlin spoke upon the
celebration OF 81. Patrick's day, claiming
IL TO be one OF the best things To unite
Irishmen that ever took place.
Resolution upon the death Of Michael
Crawley were adopted by rising vote.
Chief Marshal DIR. l.. j. Herman has
issued an order whereby the line will be
made up as follows:
Police Platoon.
chief Marshal kicrnan.
Assistant Msrshals- captain Joseph +.
Burns and Lieutenant 4. J. Kirwin.
| Personal Staff-Patrick o'Mslicy, Patrick E.
Hayes, Joseph osneli, Jr., John Il. Kier.
nan, j. I'm Coyle. Joseph Mullen, DIR. OKsefe.
4. McKeon, Dennis A, McElroy, John oCon.
nell, John II. Clark, 4. !. Manning.
| Honorary Aids Daniel r. Harold, Sarsleld
! Association Martin u. Moriarty, Triangios
! Thomas =. GIN, A. -. H., No. /; John Ford,
| l. y. r; Charles McCunnagie, |. y. T.. Mat.
thew Curran, Clan na Gael, Thomas Ryan,
! Sacred IIcartT. \. u. Society; Thomas cur
| ley, st. Mary's parish Joseph Kelley, Holy
J Trinity parish; Michael Fogarty, Peter
German, William IL. O'Neil, Louis Phillips,
| Richard NJ. Barns, Thomas }. Crane, vii
liam Flanagan, Thomas Leonard, Michael
Brahnnoy,. Thomas Ryan, Mr.. Coz man
Patricl, McCrory, Young Irelanders; II.
ward McCau.hoy. Edward McDuG, John +
smith, James Mathor, Edward McPola"d
James j. Reagan, Henry Grattan Branch
! Michael Bardy, Robert Emmett Branch
Patrick Crotty, John Dillon Branch; Pat
| rick McCann, John Boyle O'Reilly Branch
Michael McAloon, reter Casey, william
Mcaghcr, John Smith, Edward Donnelly
~. Mary's parish; John keenan,, a. o IL
DIR. J. H. Finard; John Rock, John Devlin,
! owen McAlooD, Joseph OshcId, ST., old i9'rs
| in carriages.
| Rational Band.
| FIRST DIVISION.
! Military; M.yor and city Council in cor
riagcs.
| SECOND DIVISION.
TP. GIL, Marshal.
Ancient order IIlbernians.
THIRD DIVISION.
! John McGrath, Marshal.
Temperance societies.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Daniel Harold, Marshal.
Triangle, snrsneld and Young irclnndcTs
! Associations.
TIrru DIVISION.
y. Il. BIazeau, Marshal.
Portuguese and French Organizations.
SMITH DIVISION
NJ. McAloon, Marshal.
Parish Delegations.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
j. T.. Brady, Marsha.
irish National foresters.
! EIGHTH DIVISION.
| Carriage, containing invited guests and citi
| zens.
The route OF march chosen by Chief
Marshal Herman and approved by the
executive committee Of the convention
is ns follows: Form on IIaymarket square,
right resting on Pleasant treet up Pleas
! ant street to Pawtucket avenue, to Pine
street to Main, down Main across the
bridge TO Water street, to Division, to
School, TO Main, to Walcott, TO Summit
street TO Broadway, to Carnation street (;
countermarch on Broadway to Central
avenue to Fountain street, to East, to
North Main, to Central, to High, to Cross,
/ To Bread to Cowden street, to Hedley ave-
nue. to Dexter street, to Barton, to High,
down High and across Main street TO East
avenue to Haymarket square, where the
line will be dismissed. The Chief Mar
shal and guests will review the column
at the City Hall.