The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-09
CLAN-NA-GAEL
ON ANNUAL
EXCURSION
Paradsd Streets In Tho Centre
Of tho City Bsfora Going 70
Rocky Point.

The Clan Na-Gael Of Rhode Island and
Bristol county celebrated Irish day today
with a parade and excursion 10 Rocky
Point
The parade started at Q o'clock from
Exchange place and continued through
Exchange street up Westminster street 10
Cathedral square, thence down Weybos-
set 10 Dyer street and the steamboat
wharf. IL was one OF the best parades
ever given on Irish day and the members
OF the many Irish societies turned out I'm
fun force. The line was as follows:
Captain James Brennan, Chief Marshal
John J Crawley, Chief Of stan
Executive Committee
Third Regiment Irish Volunteers, Col
John T. Flynn Commanding.
Stafr.
American Band, Bowen r. Church,
Leader.
Second battalion.
Major Timothy McWeeney.
Lieut.. Eugene Sullivan, Adjutant
Co. f. Captain Francis Trainor.
Co. A, Captain Daniel J. Ryan.
Co u, Captain McCabe.
First Battalion.
Major Peter +. Bowen.
Lieut. John s. O'Donnely, Adjutant
Co G. Captain James Nolan.
Co. B, Captain Edward Foley
Co. +, Captain John +. O'Donnell
John Mitchell Literary association, Prov
idence; Robert Emmett Literary asso-
ciatton, Olneyville. Young Irelander Lit
erary association, Pswtucket Sarsield
Literary association. woonsocket; John
Boyle OReilly Literary assosiation
Sentral Falls; Pleasant View Literary
association, Pleasant View; Robert EN-
NETT Literary association. Bristol
Wolfe Tone Literary association. East
Providence: William Orr Literary asso
citation. Elmwood: Henry Grattan Lit
erary association. Manton: Marshal
Mcmahon club. Ashton; Thomas Davis
Literary association, Valley Falls:
Wolfe Tone Literary association. Taun-
ton: Kearney Literary association, Cen
trail Falls; Emmett Literary association.
Attleboro; Emmett Literary association.
Newport: Sarsheld club. Fall River:
Wolfe Tone club. River Point: Celtic
association, Fall River; Celtic Literary
association. North Attleboro; Sarsheld
Literary association, New Bedford.
Shields Literary ASSOCIATION. Fall River:
Sarsfield Literary association, Rum
ford
About 1900 members left for Rocky
point at 10 o'clock the Bay Queen" lead
Ing the flotifa with the American band
aboard. II was a general excursion and
the other boats OF the tine left directly
after the Bay Queen. The Favorite took
the FAN River party.
A program OF sports was carried out
at Rocky Point with a good list OF
prizes.
The committee in charge was John Dill
lon chairman; B McTiernan vice CHAIR
man; Thomas j Matthews secretary;
and Maurice Golden treasurer
The aids TO Chief Marshal Brennan In
the parade were the following: John l.
Cannon. John F. Harlow. John O'Con-
nell. Peter Tracey, James O'Donneu.
James O'Connor. Robert Dowery, James
Roam, James Mclaughlin Thomas Dowd,
Patrick j. Glennan, Henry McCaoe,
Michael Keating. John Foley. John Y.
Duffy. Patrick Kelley. William Curley,
James Monaghan. Frank Victory. Hugh
Devlin. William Dougherty, Stephen r
Honan. Thomas Halllwef, Hugh Gafrney,
Timothy oNiel. John j. Davis, Patrick
Hugh McGrath, Felix McKen-
ma. Jr., John T Coneffy, Frank A.
Brown, Michael Clancy. william Car
roll John f. Gum, James Greene. VIII
tam Gadders, John Walsh, Edward !
smith. Patrick Cosgrove. John Gray.
James McKenna, Cornelius Duffy, Jonn
Brennan, william Kelly