Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-17

John Boyle O'Rei1ly Band
Chief marshal and staff
A company, A. o. H.
B company, A. o. H.
Division A. 4. o. H, of Cherry Valley.
second Division.
B Battery Band.
Division /, A. o. II.
| w. Division 3, A o. H.
Division "a, A. Q. Fl.
| Division "a, A. o. H
Third Division
| Z Worcester Brigade Band
In Division IS, A. o. H.
i Division SO, A o. H.
| Carriages containing the state president,
| Catholic clergy, officers of the La
dies Auxiliary and several aged
members of the order.
The line of march will be from Salem
square to Front street, Main street to
Lincoln square, Summer street, Wash
ington square, Grafton and Water
streets to Vernon square, Green street,
Trumbull square and Park streets to
Main The line will then pass In review
of Mayor Dodge and members of the
city government at the city hall, and
will continue down Front street to
Washington square and then counter
march to Salem square, where the line
and dismissed A feature Of the parade
will be an Irish jaunting ear, owned by
Rev. P. B. Murphy of SaXonville.
In the evening the celebration will be
continued in Mechanics Hail. Here Ed
ward j Mcmahon, Esq, will preside and
concert of Irish airs by the celebrated
John Boyle O'ReilIey Band of Natick
will be given. John Francis O'Connor
will read an original poem, and the OBJ
lcn1 will .a1n 1,xr
Hon. e. J. Slattery of South Framing
ham, state president of the A. o. H. The
| concert program of the band will be:
March, 'Erin-go gh' ............ Keller
Selection, Rage in ireland"
Grand American fantasia. .BendiX
Introductory address. E. j. Mcmahon.
Address, e. j. Slattery.
Medley, Selection of popular songs.
Poem, what teach We, Erin's martyrs
| patriots, saints and sages, John Francis
Overture, "Humors of Donnybrook" Waltz
| Finale, God save Ireland"
Music by the John Boyle o'Relly Band
Frank j. Foley leader
After the lecture, a banquet, to which
| all members of the order, with ladies'
are invited, will be held in Washburn
Hall. Capt. J. J. Rogers will act as
| postmaster The list of toasts and
| speakers follows:
1.-THE day we celebrate" James Lynch;
'"9S," Edward j. McMahon; "Educa-
! tion," Francis p. McKeon; Church"
Father Murphy of Saxonvile; "a o.
H." E. ]. Slattery; State" William
I. Mclaughlin; Press" Eugene NJ. Mo-
riarty; Legal profession" Thomas C.
Carrigan; Recitation" John F. O'Con-
nor; Military" Thomas McGourty;
! Ladies" DIR. T. j. McGillicuddy; Med
! ical profession" DR.. t. e. McEvoy.
John E. Sullivan will choose some sub
jeet, and the toast on the city will be
left open. There will also be songs by
DR.. Francis Underwood and Thomas
Kenney, Jr.
This will conclude the celebration as
far as the A. o. H. are concerned but
while they are singing the praises of St
Patrlck, several other organizations in
the city will be engaged in the same
pleasant duty Among these will be the
smoke talk and entertainment at the
rooms of the Washington Social Club.
Here Edward ]. Mcmahon will deliver
an address on Wolfe Tone, after which
a miscellaneous entertainment will be
given The Father Mathew Temperance
Society will hold a banquet at its hall
on Green street; and the St Stephens
| Total Abstinence Society will present a
minstrel and dramatic entertainment at
! Grafton square. Altogether the observ-
ance of the day will eclipse that of for
mer years; and. with fair weather the
| Irishmen will be the happiest of Wor-
| cester's population