Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-17
ST PATR|CK'S DAY.
All The City Flags Are
Flying in This City.
PARADE IN PROVIDENCE.
An Imposing Line Reviewed by the
State Officials.

OF Mayor Tiepke In response to the reso-
luton introduced by Councilman OBrien
last Wednesday evening and passed unan-
imously by both branches OF the City
Council.
The weather was all that could be de-
sired for an outdoor celebration and
shortly afternoon those In charge of the
st. Patrick's Day parade In Providence
fitted hither and thlther making the
necessary layout OF the details.
Chief Marshal Donahue was on hand
promptly and took up his station at his
headquarters at the Board of Trade build
ing on Market Square and his aids were
grouped around him engaged In receiv-
ing and imparting instructions as to the
formation OF the line.
30 we'll were the arrangements made
that very little time was lost In making
up the line and at o clock the command
forward" was given and the line moved
OF gaily In the following order:
Chief Marshal Il. f. Donahue and aids,
mounted.
Staff.
First division, Col. James Moran com
mandingi
National Band.
Second Regiment Infantry.
Meagher, Woonsocket, Wolf Tone and
Emmet Guards.
Bristol, Newport and Kearney Light In
fantry.
Band.
South Providence, OlDeyviDle, Emmet,
Grafton, Colum nus, Providence, Central
Falls and Washington Cadets.
Second division. John Gray commanding
Board OF government, A. q. ii. In car
risges.
Officers A. o. Ii. Societies.
Band.
Company A, Hibernian Rifles.
Divisions OF A. D. II. from all over the
State.
Third Division, John O'Connell com
manding.
Band.
Branches OF Foresters.
The route of march was as follows
Canal, Exchange place to City Hall,
where the line was reviewed by His
Honor Mayor Olney, Board OF Aldermen
and City Council; Exchange place, Ex-
change 81 rect, Westminster street to Bur-
CESS square,; counter march to Fenner,
where the line was reviewed by Bishop
Harkins; Broad, Weybosset, Market
square, North Main street to the State
House, where the line was reviewed by
Hon. ID. Russell Brown and members of
the Assembly; thence to Smith, counter
march to Steeple to Exchange place,
where the line was discharged after being
reviewed by Chief Marshal Donahue and
aids. II was most successful celebra-
tion and very gratifying to It's promoters.
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Following is the programme for the
concert and lecture in Lothrops Opera
House tomorrow evening:
PART FIRST.
Opening Chorus-"Let Erin Remember.
.,..................,...... Moore
Solo-"The Bard's Legacy" Moore
Mr.. RobertJ. Casey.
Piano Solo-"Echoes from Erin"....... Pope
Miss Clara X. Osfield.
solo-"Killarney," .....................Mo Moore
Miss NJ. Mcnamara.
Trio-"Meet of the Waters. Moore
Messrs. Z. Appleton, W. +. Butler and u.
j. Casey.
SOlO-"W aiting' '..,....,.............. Millari
Miss Mamie Dcmer-.
Reading. ."The Sunburst Flag of Ireland
Miss Lottie Largan.
Solo--"St. Patrck's Day song".u.P. Murphy
Mr. william Butler.
Lecture..... .............."The Irish Abroad"
Gen. John NJ. Brennan.
PART SECOND.
Quartettc-"Love's Young Dream. Moore
Misse. Annie and Mamie McGinn, Mcssrs.
&. j. farnsworth and X. y. Casey.
Solo-"Fear not We, Israel" Dudley Buck
William +. Rogers.
Reading Incident Of 'gs."
Miss Lottio Largan.
soio-"An Exile from Moore
Miss Mamie Demers.
Solo-"The Wearing of the Green.
Mr.. e. j. Farms worth.
Closing Chorus......"IIail, Glorious Apostle