The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
PARADED
IN SPITE
OF rain

buckets. which have been filling for sew
eral days past and the Foresters were
forced 20 parade this morning under
heavy rain which thoroughly souscd uni
forms and clothing
Because OF the threatening weather
early in the morning the parade was not
as laree as expected, but II is estimated
that nearly 1000 men were on line. larger
procession than that OF any other field
day parade this season except that Of
the Eagles which was an affair in which
all New England participated.
The parade was scheduled 20 start from
Exchange place at 9I5. but it was nearer
10 o'clock when the line was ready to
pass the reviewing stand at city hall,
where Acting Mayor Burmah Z. Perkins,
City Clerk William f. Clarke, City Ser
geant T. Frederick Chase. Alderman Will
liam X Reynolds and Councilman Daniel
f. Grady formed the reviewing party.
There were three bands the Banda Ma
poll. Fays and the Ducca Abruzzi band,
ca chheading a diyisinn- of the paEade---
NearlS'all the city courts were well rep
The only spectacular costumes in line
were those of the famous North End"
degree team made UP of three files In
uniform and three files in Indian duds
with headdrcss OF feathers
The line of march was not curtailed,
although the rain afforded sufficient eX-
cuse for n short cut through Mathewson
street. Tho route was the usual one,
reaching uptown 10 Cathedral square and
Ter - N
The makeup of the parade was as fol-
lows:
Police Escort
Chief Marshal-William Carroll, c.. c. r.
Chief Of Staff-Philip s. Lovett. PIG c. r.
Personal Staff-P. S. c. r. Thomas +.
Donahue. Sup. Trustee James Gregory, +.
s. II. c. Secy John Gaynor, u. S. c. c. r.
Thomas McKenna, =. c. Chief Rangers
Charles Meegan. =. r. Kinion, J. +. Lam
caster James II, Garfield, w. J. Higgins,
John B. Finn, y. =. Mccarthy. J. =. Nc
Nellis. j. f. Harlow, Henry Pouiot,
Frank Afflick. p. J. Fitzgerald. George ].
Gaming, D. w. Maher. Adamo r. Aeillo,
Edward Mclaughlin. James J. owens,
James ]. McCabe. John r. Burns. John
Gibbons OF the r. c.. Supreme Represent
atives James H. Keegan, p. f. McGrath,
Louis Levesque, r. r. Congdon.
Aids-Alfred Bourque John j. Rancourt.
John X. Carrier. Patrick McAteer VIII
liam Lamb Philip p. Degnan. John F.
Mathews, James =. Moreland. William p.
White John Goodby. William Craven,
James ]. Harding, Sr.. F. DePasquale. g
Ferrara. James T. McNary. Michael
Ward. II f. Girard, T. II. Murphy, p c.
ODonnell, j NJ Brown. owen Brennan.
Edward f. Hennegan, Michael O'Donnell.
Harry \. l.. Deacon, Charles Leonard.
Robert Currie. William Doyle. f. II. Bur
roughs, Richard F. Gibbons, William ].
Ryan, George A. Gray, John II. Dorsey.
Antonio Testa, Vincenzo Salvatore,
Joseph H. McCabe, William +. C1eary, Er-
nest Solbrig, Berthold f. sieweck.
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
John J. Coutanche, marshal
Hffs.
ville Hermann, What Cheer. Burnside.
Thomas A Doyle.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band.
John b Daley marshal.
Aids.
Courts Star, Hope Bellevue, Philip Allen.
Savoy. Ieneral Sheridan. Thomas w.
Dorr Washington
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
Luigi Marcello. marshal
Aids.
Courts Florence. Canonicus. Roger Will
liams. Lyman. Westminster, Elmwood
The parade and outing was arranged by
members OF the executive council OF the
Grand court.
program OF sports, which included a
baseball game between teams from Courts
Narragansett and jefferson was arranged
for this afternoon. but will probably have
TO be curtailed considerably.
on arrival at Crescent Park the big
dining halls were invaded and n majority
of the Forresters fingered over the CLANS
and other dishes which make up Caterer
Lewis shore dinner. waiting for clear
ing away OF the shower. but the rain
seemed bound TO hold on IN a steady
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