The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-26
PARADE OF
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS

Plans for the annual state parade OF
the knights or Columbus, TO be held In
this city. Sunday. oct. 8. have been COM
pleted and the official program issueo by
Chief Marshal James T. Kelly Ia as fol-
lows
The members OF the various councils
of the state will report TO the chief mar
shall at the headquarters, which will be
ut the Soldiers and Sailors monument at
1880 p. m, and the line will move prompt
iy at 2 o'clock over the following route Of
march: Exchange place, through Dor
rance street. 10 Westminster street, To
Jackson street 10 Broadway, TO Balm
bridge avenue; countermarch down
Broadway 10 knight street. TO West
minister street 10 IS. Peter and Pauis
Cathedral. where solemn high musical
vespers will be sung by an augmented
choir at $3.50 p. IN. and a sermon apIro-
pirate for the occasion delivered by Rev.
Edward Seagrave. After the church SER
vices the line will reform and march
through Weybosset street TO Dorrance
street 10 Exchange place, where the pa
rade will be reviewed by Chief Marshal
James Il. Reilly and staff and dismissed
The members are requested TO wear
the regula tion knights of Columbus re-
gala which consists OF dark clothes, silk
hats white tie and gloves and carry
light colored canes. No horses or car.
riages will be allowed I'm line.
The makeup OF the line will be as fol-
lows:
Platoon OF Police.
Band.
Chief Marshal, James r. Reilly.
Chief Of Stan. DR. j. Henry Manning.
Aids-James Hunt and Henry F. Howkes
OF Tyler council; Richard Russell OF
Providence council. and Michael j.
Eagan of Mcfarland council
otafr-Joseph y. Cole of Providence
council John +. Duff OF Tyler council.
John Mahoney of Narragansett council
OF Westerly. Edward V. Reardon OF
Delaney council of Pawtucket, Peter j.
Mcconnell OF La Sale council. Daniel
f. Sullivan OF Lees council OF Natick.
Thomas F. Cooney OF Providence coun-
ell William II. O'Neil OF Santa Maria
council. DR.. McNally OF Woonsocket
council, John J. Mckinley of McFar-
land council, John b Nolan OF Gibson
council OF Arctic. George j. Paquin OF
Marquette council OF Woonsocket. VII
ham ]. Mccormick OF Newport council.
Heller A. Girard OF Ignstius council.
Edward J. Quirk OF Bristol council
Thomas f. Fox OF Pascoag council
Francis A. Mcguire OF Hope council
Peter r. DAILY Of Pawtucket council
james j. anu IeN'i AiutHN~
of Tyler council. Joseph IL McGuln-
ness of Narragansett council OF West
erly Charles r. McAlevey of Pawtuck-
ct council, John G. Lyons of j. A,
Finigan council, James Cummings or
Newman council, No. 7S.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal James r. Keavey OF Tyler Coun-
ell and Staff.
State Offcers-Matthew j. Cummings,
William IT, Nolan. Rev John j. Harty,
Patrick j. Murray and James +. Nc
Carthy.
District Deputies-Francis NJ. Donnolly,
James j. McCabe. John f. McAlevy,
Ambrose Kennedy ana Daniel Murray.
Narragansett Council. No. q, OF west
erly.
TYLER Council No. As. of Providence.
Delaney Council No. 81, OF Pawtucket.
Leo Council, No. n. of Natick.
SECOND DIVISION
Band
Marshal James H. Mooney OF Delaney
Council and staff
La Sale Council, No. bs.
Newman Council, No 73
Elmhurst Council, No. 81
Providence Council, NO. 10.
Santa Maria Council. No. lo2.
=. A. Finegan Council No. III.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
Marshal Francis j. Flynn OF Woonsocke'
and stan
woonsocket Council, No. lib.
Mcfarland Council, No. l44.
Iames p. Gigson Council. No. 49, ol
Arctic.
Marquette Council. No. 100. OF Wooh
socket.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Band.
Marshal John NJ Callahan Of Newpor
Council. No. 2S6. and staff
Newport Council, No. &6.
Bristol Council. No. 6s.
Pascoag Council. No 1888
Hope Council, No ssS
pawtucket Council, No. AZ.