The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25
At ROCKY POINT TODAY.
Rhode Island Knights Of Pythias ars
Having an Outing.
HIGH DIGNIYARIEO ARE PRESENT.
A Big Parade Through the streets This
Morning-A DeIightful Sail Down the
Bay-How tho Day v>as Passed In
sports-who were There.

1t was great day for the knights OF
Pythias today and they turned out In full
ranks to attend Pythian day at Rocky
Point. They came from every quarter
with bands playing and colors flying and
glad that they were soon to escape the
heat of the city.
The formation and line OF parade was an
follows:
Lewis 7; Davis. chief marshal
American band 20 pieces.
Captains w. r. Bro%n. Bno~0sarE On 81 nvsbo.,.v.
e sherman and Lieutenant Arnold :"
oo'1nel n; " Pierce commanding the First regi-
Lieutenant Colonel j. d. carpenser. Major Fred
8. Perry 2qarte1master . JainssL Foss. surgeon
y; Eaton. n. D. aaiusans ssnro-i Dsvis
Non,Commissioned ofhcers: sergeant- Major @. II.
spnsern hos Assssns ns sasvsqS John H.
FIRST DIVISION.
II. O. Waite Marshal.
hh9de island division. taptan john r. Pierkis
what CSeer JohG H. Wnlker and 70 sr knights
Union vision. Captain ". w .occelIston. Eisussn-
Water A. Griniths and 50 sir knights -
GARFIELD DIVISION
Captain ": y: Dobson. Lieutenant John Blake 90
PERSEVERANCE DIVISION.
Captain John M Williams Lieutenant Edgar G.
SECOND DIVISION.
~. James Clary. marsnaL
firsy cafrr,agewcarTlases containing supreme
Ky; kyvol Grand % Ghanse,,or O. 2. GATES. His Honor
e W.,,I. ,MassssSpssiss; Grand v,cs sSanssiior
Lee and Past chsnceIior A. r. CadS. y ~-
rAss sea- drss, q KsD.s csra: ana
Chancellor Fred N. doG Pas, cSsncsiof ais ess1a
Fourth Carriage-past Grand ohancelIor J. w.
c5saS Grand fssss Ct EH
smith. Past Grand Chancellor Charles MORGAN. r. n,
Mckenzie Past Grand Chance Ior. george Hnrsff 4.
steere. A. Carpenter, Grand Outer Guard A. 4.
Sixth Carrage-arand Inner Guard Douglass
sShnst0ns sSsS Psss Grand ShHncsIIors for
Seventh carrisxe-Past Grand cnsSceilor John
FEss sas hy
A:ss lodge Sss.:s E. kSss
Lafayette lodge. r. M. L. Barron. cn,,ce,,or
commander. Joseph Dragon. marshal shaf: '95 q
sds s'a S.sd Ds'nSa .
E'6bin. N. D.: chSncelIor Commandor. Henry
sommIander. Charles II. Brown. marshal. ~
Palestine lodge, William Walker. chancellor COM
Red Cross lodge, dooTse ssSs sSurs = ehaass.o-
commander. Q. ID. wnburs marshal, 20 sir
Lincoln Flute I band, "a tSas % piecea
s5ss:. sSa'ss
lyon ana S rs
Narragsnsstt nanin l9dgs 4 Yssw: ehanceIlor AZ COM
THIRD DIVISION.
Stones Continental band. IS pieces.
Flynn S
What Cheer lodge, T. J. JaclsOn chsncelios com.
Oriental lodge. Christopher cssbisnss1 Snsrshals
St. George lodge. z; 4 shurtlef1 chaacellor oom-
Entsrpr,ss srpyss.. lodge John II. West maishsis 80
The line was formed on Market square
and marched up the following streets;
Westminster, Summer, Broad, Weybos-
set, Eddy, Friendship, Dyer to the boats.
Tho Excursion.
A delightful sail down the bay followed.
On arrival at Rocky Point the first num-
ber on the program was dinner, which
waslone of the best that has been served
this season. A game Of old fashioned
round ball was the next attraction. Ad-
dresses were made by the prominent
members OF the order. q concert by the
National band, visit to the theater and
other attractions until 4 O'Clock. whom
the game of base ball between the ELM
wood and Eureka lodges was called.
The handsome badges worn by the
members of the order were of q new de-
sign made for this occasion. and were
made by Past Chancellor w. R Brown
Of st. Elmo looge. The number In line
Is fully as large as was expected and the
appearance that the Sir Knights made
upon the street was very pleasing and
will no doubt be very beRefcial to the
order in the future.