The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-22
EDlMAQDL HfARN
Annual Demonstration at WoOn-
socket a Great SuCCeSS--ElOQ
Address by Father MahOney.

The annual state parade of the Knights
OF Columbus in Woonsocket yesterday.
was most successful affair in every de-
tail. and despite the postponement neces-
cary from the previous Sunday owing TO
unfavorabIe conditions. thousands of Wis
itors hockod TO Woonsocket from all over
the state.
Nearly every council in the state was
represented in line and better looking
parade never passed through the streets
of the city. The knights appeared in their
usual uniform. silk hats. dark clothes and
whTre gloves. and presented 4 very eredi-
table appearance.
Several of the supreme officers honored
the occasion by their presence. and ev-
cry feature of the day was carried out In
a manner that reflected credit on the COM
mittee In charge.
A FINE PROCESSION.
The line moved at 2:4o O'Clock, as fol-
lows:
P5iice sklrmishers.
Platoon of ppljee Sergt. Archambault in
command, consisting of Officers Pratt.
Mc9ee, Brown, Brady, Pooley, Cheva-
lisr. Pickering and Murphy.
Sir Knight Maj Thomas +. McGill Chief
Marshal; Sir knight John Il. Carlin,
Chief OF Staff.
Aids-Sir, Knights J. u. McFadden. woon-
socket Council No. 1l3: James j. Nc
Govern, Tyler Council, No. As; Thomas
A. OGorman. Providence Council. No.
s.: John w.sAiaguire. Santa Maria
Council. no. 10e, Matthew j. Cummings,
LaSalle Council, No. s.; John j. Dockry
and Joseph II. Cole, Providence Coun-
ell. No. s5; Thomas Cotton, Newman
Council. No. %; Peter Lee, Delaney
Council. No. o.; Thomas #. Conway,
Finnegan Council. No. i'll; Robert T.
Jones. Mcfarland Council. No. IA;
George r. Rosseau. Marquette Council.
No. 1870; David III. Mccarthy. Ignstius
Council. No. 232; Timothy Ksefe. Hope
Council, No. 3os; w. J. Mccormick. New
port Council. No. 1885, j. l.. Conley, Bris-
tol Council No. $40; John NJ. Lennon.
Pawtucket Council. No. Az; John u.
Nolan, Gibson Council.
FIRST DIVISION.
Capt. John NJ. Kelley. Marshal; aids, two
representatives from each Council In
the division.
woonsocket Cornet Band. J. A. Emidy.
leader. "a pieces.
Woonsocket Council No. ll3. J. +. Nc
Ndily, mhrsndi. aus, 4. r. name, w.
j. Doran, 125 men: Tyler Council, No.
s5, James Reilly. Marshal, 100 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Frank U. Grant, Marshal; aids.
Reeves American Band, Bowen r.
Church. leader, 22 pieces.
La Sale Council. No. IS. Richard Brett.
Marshal. 9 men.
Providence Council, No. 81. John j. Dew
enish. Marshal 55 men.
Newman Council. No. 13s. Edward j.
Fitzgerald. Marshal GO men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Philharmonic Band. Thomas F. Fish.
leader, % pieces.
James Il. Canning. Marshal.
Delaney Council, No. 81 OF Pawtucket,
Thomas +. Clark, Marshal; Daniel +.
Harold aid; 40 men.
Finnegan Council, No. II. Patrick J.
Burke, Marshal 60 men.
Mcfarland Council. No. iA !. c. Nc
Kiernan. Marshal, 20 nien.
FOURTH DIVISION.
John +. McAvoy Marshal; aids.
u. Anne's Band. Eusebe Voau. leader,
10 pieces.
Marquette Council, No. 100. r. +. Tru-
deau. Marshal. 10 men.
Ignatius Council. No. 322. John r. John
son, Marshal; n. A. Hurley. aid; 45
men.
Hope Council. No. as. Joseph H. Hack
ett.' Marshal; William "a. Kelley and
Thomas +. Reilly. aids; 40 men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Louis A. Fitzpatrick Marshal
Battery A Band, Thomas Needham,
leader. 25 pieces.
esnta Maria Council No. i07 James
Healey. Marshal; So men.
Pawfucket Council. No 4i2 Howard r.
Wall. Marshal: 55 men
Newport Council. No 256. Frank J.
O'Connor. Marshal: 20 men.
Carriage containing Supreme knight
Edward L. Hearn. Supreme Treasurer
John n. DriIry. State Deputy Joseph
H.. Csrney and National Advocate
James Mcconnell
Carriage containing District Deputies
John J. Hefernan and James Reardon
and National Auditor r. J. San SoucT
Carriage containing Rev. Napoleon I.s-
clerc. Rev. Fr. Roberge and Rev. Fr.
Nongenais.
Carriage containing District Deputies
rohn jolly and u. J. McOsker, Past
Grand KNIGHT John w. Sweeney OF
woonsecket Council aad Grand Knight