The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-07

Marshal; IS men.
Wallace Branch, 800, Providence, A. j. Dono-
hue. Marshal; 40 men.
Hibernisn Fife and Drum Corps, JJ. Cannon
leader; u pieces.
Hibernian Rifles, Capt. John Flynn, 40 men.
Sacred Heart Branch, sO2, East Providence,
James Nolan, Marshal; rs men.
Hendricken Branch, 237, John O'Neill, Mar
shal; "a men.
Carriages containing ID. II. Kelleher and
Henry A. Allendorf, Supreme Delegates; (;
Thomas GiDlin, r. Clark, Rev. II. Hughes,
Rev. N. Fitzgerald, Rev. p. r. Mckenna and
Rev. Thomas n. Gillian,
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, X. r. Padden, Branch 5O7.
Aids-John McGrath, James Il. Hanley, 265;
william Hagan, Il. II. Hughes, Az; j. w.
Smith, J.: II. Crosby, 5o7; Il. J. Valley, t.
Coleman, ISL; +. Ward, L. O'Brien, 2Gs.
Philharmonic Band OF Central Falls, E.viau,
leader; 30 pieces.
Sacred Heart Branch, 265, Central Falls, Mich.
ael Il. Sullivan, Marshal; 50 men.
North Attleboro Branch, william T. Savage,
Marshal; 20 men.
Central Falls Independent Drum Corps, p.
Laurie, leader; 8 pieces.
Holy Trinity Branch, 7sl, Central Falls, Will
lam Robinson, Marshal; 80 men. i
Union Cornet Band, Valley Falls, George ID
Manget, leader; % pieces.
Kane Branch, 472, Valley Falls, John Sullivan
Marshal; l02 men. s~
Woonsocket Branch, DO7, Frank Lally, Mar
aRA ehal; 50 men. - s.
Pawthcket Cadet Hand. Dennis Go0dreau
ppstrFr leader; 70 pieces.
Pawtucket Branch, 26s, Thomas Buckley
Marshal; los men.
The line moved through Exchange stree
to Broadway, Summit, Division, Water
Main, Garden street to Jefferson avenue
Pine street to st. Mary's Church, wher
musical vespers were celebrated.
The spacious edifce was crowded to tn
doors, many were unable to gain admit
tance. Seats were reserved for the knight
the services were of an impressive charac
ter, the officers being as follows:
Celebrant, Rev. M. Fitzgerald Of tn
Immaculate Conception Church Provi
dence; Deacon, M. p. Cassidy of 81
Patrick's Church Valley Falls; Sub-Dea
con, Rev. John Harty of the Sacred Hear
Church. Master Of Ceremonies, Rev. Fl
Farrelly of Holy Trinity Church.
In the sanctuary were Rev, William
Halligan and Rev. Thomas f. Gillian
The choir was In charge of Miss Mani
Curry of Valley Falls, and the singin
and music was undoubtedly the best eve
heard in st. Mary's Church. Among th
soloists were William e. Rogers, Rober
]. Casey, Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Mis-
Maggie McNamara, Miss Annie McCread
and Miss Annie McGinn.
| After the vesper services Rev. p. I
McKenna delivered an address. His sub
| ject was "Infdelity." Father McKenn
| impressed the congregation as being a
able speaker thoroughly understandin
| the subject upon which he was speaking.
| During the course of his remarks he sal
that in the modern times people were In
clined to give too much thought to worldl
matters neglecting almost entirely a
thought of their spiritual welfare. II
said that nowadays it appeared as thoug
people were inclined to place Man befol
God, to dethrone God and place Man upo
the throne. He said that people who reall
believe In God make themselves appes
alike to infidels by not attending churc
regularly, II at all. And these same pee
pie who deny God seven days in the wee
I will be the first to call upon God for hel
In their hour of need. He said that &c
is good and merciful, but a person mu
believe in Him, trust In Him and ser,
Him faithfully to expect His aid or II
mercy. He spoke of the Catholic Knigh
Of America as society composed OF men
bers who believed In God and the Churc
and hoped that they would prosper ar
gain In number to the betterment of Il
world.
After vesper services the line reform,
and marched to st. Mary's School Hs
where the Knights listened to the repor
OF Brothers ID. +. Kelleher and Henry
Allendorf, Supreme Delegates to 81
Mobile convention. After the reading
the reports the audience listened to q
dresses made by Supreme Trustee, May
Il. ID. McGuinness of Providence, Supren
Representatives, Henry A. Allendorf al
ID. +. Kelleher, It. +. Quinn Of South Bo
ton, State President Of Massachusetts,,
II. Sheepan, State Organizer OF Massach
sets and others. Chairman of the Cor
mittce OF Manage ment, II. f. Crogan, pr
sided. After the meeting was over q CO
lation was served In the basement Of &