The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-24

thought OF the conseauences OF such al
occurrence settled the matter once ant
for all for the Providence bands
The Federation OF Musicians fines al
It's members $50 for playing In association
with non-union men. The local musician
simply couldn't see it," and finally lef
the town.
The procession was formed on High
street as follows:
Platoon Of police.
Fort Adams band. J. T. Freeman. leader
Chief Marshal l.. III. Callan and aids.
ST. Mary's I. A. society OF Bristol.
ST. Mary's T. A. society OF Warren.
Father Mathew T. A. society of woon-
socket
IS. Peter and Paul C. T. A. society of
Phenix.
Carriage containing Rev. j. +. Sullivan.
president OF the Providence Diocesan
union, and Rev. J. r. Downing. presi-
dent of ST. Mary's r. A. society of Bris-
toll
Father Mathew society of Newport and
Providence and st. Joseph T. A. society
OF Pawtucket
The societies carried banners, St
Mary's of Bristol a handsome purple
one, with a portrait of Father Mathew,
just purchased.
The aids TO the chief marshal were:
John l.. Kane. Edward McGridley,
Charles W Moore, Hugh +. Kelly. Will
liam Hammill. John Lavender. William
Burdge Michael Murphy. Valentine Wa
tiers, Division Marshal sullivan. Presi-
dent Daniel r. Doherty. the latter Of
the Father Mathew society of Newport,
and Marsh- Joseph +. keefe, There
were nearly COO men in line.
The route of march was through State,
High. VALLEY and Hope streets. eoun-
termarch. Franklin and Wood street TO
st. Mary's Catholic church, where SER
vices were held and were attended by
the different societies and citizens, who
TO the church doors The Father
Mathew and ST. Mary's I. A. societies
Of Pawtucket later marched To the
church. but remained In line on Wood
street They gave az their reason Tor
not entering that there was no room In
the church.
The service at the church was In charge
OF Rev. John r. Downing, president et
81. Mary's T. A society OF Bristol. Mu-
sical vespers were sung by 81 Marys
full choir, under the direction OF Miss
Ormond. who sang a solo, "Neni Crea-
tor" Mrs Sophie Coughlir and Miss Tillie
Bacon sustRined the solo parts. The male
chorus sang "Tamtum Ergo" at the bene-
diction. Miss Kate Lougran Of Providence
sang a solo. "Salve Regina" by Dana.
Rev. j r. Downing delivered an eloquent
address on temperance and eulogized Fr
Mathew. the apostle OF temperance. The
final hymn. Holy God. We Praise Thy
Name" was rendered by the choir. Miss
Mamie Pierce. organist, and then the pro-
cession reformed on Wood street and
marched 10 tho town hall. where lunch
ION was served, the members OF the diff
'crent societies being entertained by So.
Nary's T. A. society OF Bristol
The wrangle Of the musical organiza-
ions was made the subject OF considera.
'le talk Chief Marshal Callan recounted
he Incidents and the controversy which
'esulted In the departure OF the Provi-
ience hands.
Roth Ne srs Clarke and Iivsey. leaders
y the protesting bands declare that the
~rangle was not caused bv any rersoral
.nrlin0 hrt that the eXactirg rules ~ the
Nts'ci'ns union rendered the action i'm
'rraflve
Tho loader o. the Fo~t Adams hand ex-
're"sed deer regret over me incident hu'
"as hrTn IN h's declaration that organized
her wae 7"'ri-rcutal 10 the best inter-
"sts OF mis- iaue.