The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-21
EAST PROVIDENCE
Continued From Page Six.

His duJournro NJ lO.3o, arter winch Cap
tain Moulton drilled the men in the man
ual of arms.
Elaborate preparations have beer
made for the memorial service To be held
in the town hall on the evening OF Me.
mortal day. The town council has beer
specially invited and a general invita-
tion Is extended 10 the public to attend
member OF the committee told The
News reporter he hoped the service would
draw crowd enough to Ill the hall as nc
| admission Is charged
| The Post will assemble in Post hall At
! 30 n. m. and p. m.
Bucklin W. r. G. No. O. Thomas r.
Salisbury camp. e. V. and Fourth Divts-
Ion Naval Battalion. r. I. NJ. have ac-
cepted invitations 10 attend divine wor-
ship with us. Comrades will attend in
uniform as far as possible.
Dark clothes. white gloves and q. A.
r. badges. Commander requests q full at
tendance at both services as possible.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Memorial Day comrades will assemble
at Post hall at p. IN. sharp. In full uni
form. with crepe on left arm, officers
with crepe on sword hilt
Starboard Watch will parade in full ma
val uniform. Comrades not having uni
forms, and veterans, not members OF the
G.. A. r, also veterans OF the Spanish
American war. are cordially invited to
participate with us In the services OF the
day.
The line will form on Taunton avenue.
right resting on Watchenoket square.
Line OF march will be through Warren
avenue, Potter street. Taunton avenue 20
Broadway Six Corners, where cars will
be In waiting 10 convey post and friends
TO the cemetery, where the line will be
reformed and will go to the grave OF our
late comrade, Joseph G. Haskins. where
the usual services OF the c. A. r. will be
held after which the Starboard Watch,
In command of Capt. James Mallon. will
decorate the graves I'm the old cemetery.
First division. in command OF 8. G. c.
Thomas A. Perry win decorate the graves
in the Carpenter cemetery.
Second division, in command of l. W c
S. J.. Burlington will decorate the graves
In the Hunt cemetery.
After these duties are performed the
post and friends will return TO Post hall
where a collation. will be served The
ladies OF Bucklin Relief corps have very
kindly offered us their services upon this
occasion. BY order
Philo p Hawkins. Commander.
James l.. Sweetland. Adjutsnt
WILL CELEBRATE.
Next Monday evening the Naval Re.
serves will celebrate the fifth enniver.
sary OF the enlistment of the division in
the United States volunteer service dur
ing the Spanish-Amerlcan war.
Bucklin post will be present at the cell
ebraion OF the event as the guests OF the
division.
1t is expected that a number of the
charter members of the division, who
are not now members will be present.
The celebration will take place at the
boathouse on the bank OF the Seekonk
river.
The local police have received word
mat Harry Woods, alias Thomas q.
warren, Is wanted In Syracuse Chief
OF Police Qugley Of that city having
requested that he be held until an Of
hcer can be sent with warrant. II
found In this vicinity.
lie Is described as an expert fat or
apartment house thief Works with
pick locks and jimmy Age about 30
years. n. Ia inches. about 125 pounds
light sallow complexion. brown hair. blue
grey eyes, heavy dark moustache me-
dium nose. medium build. scar near nose
under chin and left middle finger; I
freckled arms. Wears dark sack suit
and black derby hat. neat dresser Print /
or by trade.
He Is wanted for number Of Jobs
which were done on the fourteenth OF
the present month. He has done time .
FOR similar Jobs in New York city and |
~. j. He was seen while maxi
Ing his escape from one Of the places
where he stole property and was later
positively identified by a photograph in
the hands Of the police.
The following orders have been issued
by Bucklin post for Memorial day:
Comrades: Once more Memorial day
with its solemn duties calls US 90 put
sside the usual avocations of life and
attend TO the sacred duties of the day
One by one our ranks are being invaded
BY dea IN and the duties ~ the day arc
performed by lesser numbers
Let us gladly do our part IN decora ting
he graves of our comrades who have
their last roll call. In com
pliance with national and depa rtment
,rders. Saturday. MAY 80 will be OBJ
'erved "a Memorial day.
Since the last Memorial day four OF
,ur comrades. Albert G.. Cole. William
Z. Prospect. Caleb Williams and Joseph
:. Harkins have been called away from
is by death
MEMORIAL SUNDAY
The post has accepted Invitations to
ttend divine services ss follows
At 1915 a. m. At the First Consrega-
ionsl church on Beneft street In Proyi.
lence. At .. m, at the Second Bap.