The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Military escort.
BristolsTrain OF Artillery Col. Arthur w.
Barrett commanding.
Company G. Second Regiment Infantry.
II. r. /. NJ. Lieut.. Col Luke H. callan.
commanding.
Naval battalion attached TO n. r. l. NJ.
Commander Gardner c. Sims and staff;
Second division. Newport, Lieut.. Charles
II. Lawton, commanding; Third division,
Providence. Lieut.. 8. Rowland Pitman.
commanding; Fourth division. East Provi-
dence. Lieut.. George 8. Bliss. command
ing; First division, Bristol lieut. Edward
p Gadding. commanding: carriages con-
tainihg veterans OF the State Soldiers
home.
Second division. marshal and aids;
carriages containing orator OF the day.
reader OF the declaration OF independence
and officiating. clergyman: members or
the town council town clerk, town treas
ureg, moderator, probate judge, officers OF
the customs and postofrice. committee OF
arrangements. clerk OF court. sheriff OF
the county Judge OF the district court
and members OF the general assembly.
Third division. marshal and aids; Eagle
band q pieces. OF Bristol. Iseopoldo
STORAGE. leader: board OF engineers Of the
FIRE department: King Philip Steam Fire
Engine Co. No. /. William n. Burke.
foreman; Dreadnaught Hook. Ladder and
Hose company. No. l. William Nc
Caughey. foreman. fire department ap-
paratus drawn by horses.
Fourth division. marshal and aids: ST
Marys Fife and Drum band. 20 pieces
Thomas Ieahy. leader; st Mary's T. A.
society. Bristol; ST. Peter and Paul T. A.
s. cadets OF Phenix: Council Dom IuIz
Felipe Divinio Espirito Santo society;
societa Itahana ID NJ. 8. Reale Prin-
cipesss. Elena al Napoli.
The procession will move down State
street 10 Thames. down Thames 10
Church. up Church 10 High. down High
10 Valley. down VALLEY to Hope. up
Hope 10 town bridge countermarching
down Hope To Franklin. up Franklin TO
High, down High 10 Bradford down
Bradford 10 the Opera house, where the
exercises will be as follows:
Music, Kellar's American hymn, by
Seventh Band Artillery corps: prayer.
Rev. Alfred s. Stowell. pastor OF the
First Baptist church,: reading OF the
declaration OF independence by Isaac
Warren Gorham; music. trombone solo.
Fond Memories" by Miss l., NJ Wilson:
oration by kev. FIR John r Downing:
benediction Rev. Alfred 8 Stowell
A hearing In the water case was held
yesterday In the office OF Master David s.
BAKER I'm Providence. The witnesses from
this town included Dr. A. NJ Merriman.
hre department o. Fl. Blalsdell Eugene
+. Rounds, and William Hodgkinson DR.
Merriman testified as to the poor quality
OF the water saying he advised his pa
tients not TO drink II, and the others
gave testimony as to the inferior quality
Tor manufacturing purposes and the poor
pressure In case of fire.
Lawrence Francis Davis and Miss Mary
Frances Harvey. well known and popular
young people, were married In St Mary's
church, yesterday morning at O'clock.
The maid or honor was Miss Nellie Har-
vey sister OF the bride and the best man
was Eugene " Hughes. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony at the home OF the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Owen Har-
vey, who reside on Congregational
street
The National band OF Warrerf will give
concert at Linden place, Saturday even
ing, on the occasion OF Colonel Colts
usual open house on the night before the
Fourth
The graduating exercises OF the Ninth
Grade school will be held I'm the opera
house, Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
There are rs members I'm the class. and
Miss Margaret Truedell Bernardine Bull
lock is the president.
w De F. Brown will start Saturday for
an extensive business trip through the
west as auditor for the u. s. Rubber
company. He will be accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Viola and they will visit
the 81. Louis exposition before returning
| Ing
Charles Hemming of Chicago. formerly
| or this town, arrived here yesterday for
the purpose OF making arrangements to
move his family to Chicago early next
| week Mr. Hemming is general manager
| or the store OF the National India Rubber
/ company In Chicago.
vnhp Garrord vtopar for XxTtlIia IN,
| F. Payson secured the following prizes
at the Horticultural society exhibition in
| Providence: two first premiums. one sec
| ond and two third on stra vyberries: one
| first and one second on roses: certificate
| on lettuce: second premium on peas, and
a special certificate for a new and choice
variety OF peas OF his own. which he has
not named as yet but which are very pro-
life and delicious
The third OF the series Of baseball
games between the Warren team and the
Bristo& will be PLAYED upon the grounds
At the Bristol T'rotting Park next Satur-
day afternoon. II rs rumored around that
the warrens have hired professional
battery as they are determined TO win
this fame II possible. they having lost al
ready two games OF the series OF Ave.
There still remains q hardness In the
registering, n presidential year and the
list is over one hundred behind the list at
this time last year, with only one day
more 10 register
The citizens committee consisting OF
nine OF its members. met last evening and
discussed the present situation and will
hold another meeting on Friday evening.
Colonel Clark ". Straight, the real es-
tate broker and auctioneer. is confined at
his home with Illness.
Arrived yesterday: Cargo OF lumber
from Calais, Maine. for the Wardwell
Lumber company.
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