The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-26

rett OF the First company, Second Lieu
tenant James r. Allen of the Second
company. Ensign Eugene C. Bigelow of
the Second company, ex-Major ]. ".
Shedd Sergeant A. L. Washburn OF the
First company, Corporal Byron 4. Brew
er OF the First company, Captain III. b.
Philbrick, Inspector; Lieutenant Lyman
s. Buer. judge advocate; lieutenant Alex
ander HARRISON, paymaster: Lieutenant
Hanley b. Bosworth, commissary: Lieu
tenant stephen Marhlen, engineer; Lieu
tenant Arthur NJ Wilson, quartermaster;
Lieutenant Frank III. Johnson, assistant
quartermaster. Lieutenant John w. Tit
comb. assistant commissary: Captain and
Adjutant Henry +. Smith, Sergeant
Major III. p. Fox. Private Walter L.
Wakefield.
With the foot guards were Major Che
ney. Lieutenants Wadsworth and Good
rich and Sergeant Huntington
THE MILITARY GUESTS.
Included in the line were the following
military guests. all I'm the uniform OF
their corps:F Capt. j. Stearns Cushing,
commanding the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company OF Boston; Adjutant
Edward w. Abbott. James NJ. Cusher OF
the First company and William S. Best
of the Second company. Commandant nt
James Otis Woodward OF the Albany
bany. n. Y; Capt Frank X. Neal First
Lieutenant George Proctor. Second Lieu
tenant Frank It. Hitchcock OF the Ma
tional lancers of Boston: Capt. James II.
Frier, Seventeenth United States infan-
try in charge Of the local recruiting sta
ton.
other guests invited were Adjutant
General Sackett, Quartermaster General
Walker. Colonel James III. McGann, COM
manding the Second Regiment infantry.
with his adjutant, Captain William +.
McGann; General Charles r. Dennis. for
mer quartermaster general, and one time
colonel of the First Light infantry: Cap
tain Baker. late brigade Judge advocate:
Lieutenant Colonel Forsyth of the First
regiment; Attorney General Stearns,
Congressman Bull and Capron of this
state. former Governor Brown. Postmas-
ter Goodwin of Pawtucket. Councilman
Zenas w. Bliss Of Cranston. Chief OF
Police Matthews and others.
The route of march was up Beneh'
to Meeting. to North Main, to West.
minister, Dorrance street, around she
Soldiers and Sailors monument. where
the parade was reviewed by Acting Mayor
Freeman and city officials. with members
OF the board OF aldermen and the common
council; then through Dorrance street, e
Westminster, 10 Summer Broad, Wey
bosset street to the Larchmont. where
the Old Guard changed to fatigue uni
| form. while the infantrymen marched
TO the armory to make the same change
Uniforms changed the Squantum was
taken az the Fall River line dock and the
| steamer sailed to the JOY Line dock anC
made fast TO the Larchmount and th'
| old Guard taken aboard, and the steam
er headed for Crescent Park. where nj
| old-fashioned Rhode Island clambake wai
enjoyed.
After the dinner the afternoon wai
| passed pleasantly and later the party
| again boarded the Squantum and were
| transferred to the Larchmont I'm the same
II In
| after one of the most successful military
events I'm the history Of the city.
| Capt. Olney has acted as general chair
| man, assisted by the following as chair
| men of subcommittees: Finance, Lieut.
| Col. J. NJ. Gross: invitations. Lieut.. w. Y
| Lewis: printing, Sergt. George T.. Waite
| entertainment, Sergt. Byron T.. Daggett
| transportation. Sergt Charles r. Leon
| ard, Jr.