The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29


back. This they did and their mission
was successful; several large amounts
were returned, with the promise that no
more would be taken at the present time.
They also visited several OF the unions
OF this city and Pawtucket last evening,
receiving support.
BARRIERS MEET.
There was a very large meeting OF the
members OF the BARRIERS union when a
number OF matters came 10 be considered.
One OF the most important matters was
the distribution OF the suits for Labor
day and the discussion Of the plans for
the days outing
The laundry workers were also there
and accorded the floor for a short speech.
They told OF the conditions existing in
their city during the present strike. and
when they finished they were, voted "A
sum OF money.
The remainder OF the time was devoted
to routine business, such as the hes ring
OF the reports OF the committees and the
delegates.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS HOLD
THEIR MEETING.
There was a very business-like meeting
OF the electrical workers last evening at
their hall, where several matters pertain
ing 20 the progress of the union were
disposed Of
The one matter occupying the greater
amount Of attention was that pertaining K
10 Labor day and its celebration, together
with the plans for that occasion.
Some general discussion occupied the
time. after which the session closed
PAWTUCKET LABOR DAY.
Chief Marshal Terence Gibson OF the
Labor day parade announced last evening
the appointment OF Wilfred J. Beaure-
gard as his chier OF staff. The chief mar
shall also announced the appointment OF
the following personal staff: Felix Pro-
vost OF the Pawtucket Boomhxers union,
No. 4S6; Francis H. Tanning Of Cumber-
land lodge, No. l. Amalgamated Sheet
Iron and TIN Workers Union Of America !,
Willis II. Bussey OF the Pawtucket Typo
graphical union, No. 212; Arthur Hughes
OF the Blackstone Valley Machinists'
union, No. 6s2. and John j. DeYlin OF the
Pawtucket Team Drivers lnion, No. IL.
Thomas A. Hanley OF the Cigarmakers'
union. No. a. was appointed marshal OF
the first division OF the parade, and has
named as his aids Charles Wilson and
George w. Cole, both OF the same union.
AS marshal OF the second division John
McPhillips OF the Team Drivers union,
No Al, has been selected for aids has
appointed George Hughes OF Carpenters
and Joiners union No. 342. and Alphonse
Trahan of the Central Falls Carpenters
and Joiners union, No. 1l25
The formation OF the line was decided
upon as follows:
Platoon of police.
Banda Napol
Chief Marshal Gibson and staff
Marshal Hanley OF the First Division and
aids.
Team Drivers Union. No A.
Cigarmakers' Union, No a.
Loomflxers' Union, No. 4S6.
Textile Workers Union. No 34s
Textile Workers Uuion OF Central Falls.
Lace Makers Union. No. 6.
Typographical Union, No. 2l2
Horseshoe Nail Workers. No. $3.50.
Philharmonic Band
Marshal McPhillps OF Second Division
and aids.
Carpenters District Council. including
Carpenters and Joiners Union. No. 342
Carpenters and Joiners' Union. No. 1l25
Of Central Falls, and Mill Carpenters
Union. No 7l9
Amalgamated Sheet Iron and Tin Work
ers OF Cumberland. No. ].
Blackstone Valley Machinists' Union, No.
692
Pawtucket Machinists Union, No 4l9.
Pressmens Union. No. 245.
Journeymen BARRIERS Local. No 36l.
Chief Marshal Gibson announced that
a
$3.50 o'clock Labor Day morning, the first
division TO assemble with right resting on
the southerly side OF the park, and the
second division with its right resting on
the north side. The teams and floats will
form In the rear OF the second division,
with right resting on George street
The column Will move promptly at 10
o'clock and passing by the Auditorium
will proceed up Main street TO Pine. to
Cedar street, to East avenue to Grace
street, TO Division street. crossing the
bridge TO 4" ater street, TO Main street TO
Walcott street, TO Summit street to
Broadway, and as far as the corner OF
Exchange. where IL will countermarch
down Broadway TO the Main street bridge
Continuing up Main street 10 Broad street.
and passing down Exchange street. will
go down High street past the city hall.
from the steps OF which Mayor Higgins
has been invited 10 review tho column.
At the foot of the hill II will be reviewed
by Chief Marshal Gibson and staff, and.
disbanding, the members will board spe-
clal electric cars for Crescent Park,
where they will Join with representative
OF labor from all over the state in the
official celebration Of the day.