The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-11
RED MEN.

lTlDt dt tNlutntly
does not intend to be euchred out OF its
parade i'm that city, even IL none OF the
other tribes participate for II has made
arrangements for a fine turnout and while
IL will not be as long as the members
would like they will do the best that can
be done in the time allowed. At the Mon
day evening meeting the warriors and
chiefs degrees were conferred upon five
candidates and one application for men,
bership was received.
1t was a scorcher Thursday evening.
but IL did not prevent the members OF the
warriors degree team of Woonasqua-
tucket Tribe from getting into their re-
gala and comforting that degree upon
three candidates, and the team gave the
candidates their moneys worth at that
Great Sachem Henry s. Archer was pres
ent and besides making an interesting
address presented the tribe with their
charter. The members were somewhat I
disappointed when they learned that they
could not wear white trousers In the pa
rade. but like all good Red Men, they
will obey orders. They also wanted TO
make a parade In the annexed district.
but This was deemed inadvisable at this
time. but as they are TO hold a rummage
sale I'm the near future they will then
make the parade. The chiefs degree will
be given next Thursday evening.
The following is the formation of the
line for Tuesday:
Police.
American Band. so pieces, Bowen II.
Church, leader.
Great Mishinewa, Hugh n. Clifford.
Great Guard of the Wigwam, j. Edward
German.
Great Guard of the Forest, John III. Gill
leney.
Great Chiefs of the Great Council Of
Rhode Island.
King Philip Tribe, G. A. Manchester,
Mishinewa.
Watchemokct Tribe. ID. d. vickery.
Mishinewa.
Pettaconsett Tribe, A. Fred Harvey,
Mishinewa.
Tahoma Tribe, II. j. Mclaughlin
Mishinewa.
Banda NapAi, 30 pieces.
Narragansett Tribe. Benz. S. Maynard.
Leader.
Stones Band % pieces, @. T.. Stone,
Leader.
Wamsitta Tribe, E. W. Kelly,
Mishinewa.
Woonasquatucket Tribe, j. Z. Rowley,
Pawtucket Regimental Band. 25 pieces.
T.. Il. Baker, leader.
Ossemequin Tribe a Merry, Mishinewa
Canonchet Tribe. n, ). Grant Mishinewa.
Squantum Tribe. j. u. Bliss, Mishinewa.
Moshassuck Tribe, w. j. Leach, Mish-
inewa.
Seventh Regiment Band. 26 pieces, w. II.
Freeman, leader.
Weenat Shassitt Tribe. j. Il. Mason,
Mishinewa.
The line will move promptly at 2:30 p.
p., through Exchange place Westmins-
ter street, Jackson, Broadway Battey.
Westminster. Weybosset, Exchange
street TO Exchange place, where special
cars will be taken for Crescent Park.
At the meeting OF Tahoma tribe, Tues
day evening, the chiefs degree was con-
ferred upon three candidates.
Squantum tribe IL mailing preparation
TO hold a monster entertainment in the
Pawtucket Opera House.
Past Sachems A. w. Woodcock and c.
u. jerks will be AT Exchange Place early
Tuesday afternoon, with the regalia of
Moshassuck tribe
Wamsitta tribe held a well-attended
meeting Monday evening. and are taking
more than ordinary interest I'm the com
| ing demonstration. and will turn out a
larger number than was booked for.
! Wednesday evening Moshassuck tribe
confirmed the warriors degree upon ono
candidate, and received two applications
| for membership.
There was a large attendance at tho
meeting OF Pocasset tribe Monday evening
when the warriors degree was conferred
\ upon ono candidates.
Ossemequin tribe held y special meet.
! ing. Monday evening. and acted upor
matters pertaining To the demonstration
Canonohet tribe had four candidates for
J the warriors degree. Thursday evening