The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-02

EAGLES TO
MAKE BIG
PARADE

This city will be the gathering point for
the members OF every New England aerls
OF the Order OF Eagles and even today
the trains have begun 10 empty loads of
eagles so that they may be on hand for
the annual field day. There will be at
least 5000 men in line. and members OF To-
cal Aerie 90 say that the number may ex-
ceed 1900
The committee in charge OF the days
celebration under command OF Chief Mar
shall Michael T Braney has announced
the line OF march as follows: The parade
TO start at 1880 sharp:
Platoon OF Police.
Chief Marshal Michael T. Braney.
Chief OF STAFF Col. Peter F.NBowen.
Chief OF Aids Edward T.. banners.
Gen. Adoniram J. Cushing. Hon. John j.
Fitzgerald. Hon. James r. Bangan.
Pawtucket Aerie. ex-President Board OF
Aldermen James r Freeman, Alderman
John c. Dunn, Councilman Henry @. III.
Rawson, Councilman A. ]. Evans, COIN
Gilman Emery j. San Souci. Charles A.
Ryan. Fall River Aerie. Frank Slavin,
William f.. Doyle. Or. William w Kir-
by. T. w Kelleher. Thomas Millett. De-
tective Thos. Henry. John II. Lane.
William r. Names. T. II. Bell. d. D. g..
James A. Mckay, George Mason, Frank
Herman. Eugene Riley, George Leon
ard, Alfred A. Devenish, +. j. Finneran.
e F. Griffin. Springfield. Mass. Harry
z Gibbs. Springfield. Mass: John F.
Daley, Springfield Mass: Timothy
OConnor Worthy President OF Holyoke
Aerie; T. II. Mcdonald. state Deputy j.
]. Crowley OF Central Falls. Haverhill.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal. NJ. p Mclaughlin.
Aides. owen OGara. James ]. Ridge, Will
liam ]. Darcy.
First section, Providence Aerie, John j.
Devenish commander. 425 men.
Banda Napon. rs pieces, c. Capone, leader.
Second section. Providence Aerie. w. r
Storm, commander. S75 men.
Newport Aerie. 100 men.
Band.
W oonsocket AeEie 80 men.
Pascoag Aerie. 20 men.
Band.
Central Falls Aerie. S25 men
New York Aerie. 125 men.
Band.
Pawtucket Aerie, 300 men.
Band.
Bristol Aerie. 100 men.
Carriages containing the officers OF the
New England league.
SECOND DIVISION
Marshal, Councilman A. J. Evans.
Aides, John T. Hayes. William Edwards,
Richard Denneny
Worcester brigade band, 81 pieces.
Worcester Aerie, DR.. Clarke c. Cum
mings, 800 men.
Band.
Springfield Aerie. 70 men.
Bath, Me, Aerie, - men,
Nashua Aerie, 100 men.
Webster Aerie, - men.
Marlboro Aerie. 75 men.
Southbridge Aerie. 10 men.
Band.
Milford Aerie, 200 men.
Waltham Aerie, 100 men.
Chicopee Falls Aerie. 70 men.
Hudson Aerie. 100 men
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, James r.. Nolan.
Aides. Edward F. Farrell. Joe Murphy,
T. j. Sullivan, James d. Reilly.
Band.
New Haven Aerie. 40 men.
Norwich Aerie. 100 men.
New Britain Aerie. rs men.
Band.
New London Aerie, 900 men.
North Adams Aerie. $50 men.
Gardner Aerie rs men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Peter Tinnicliffe
Alues' Jonn j. DoHneHy, ROBERT MldReIy,
Charles Tucker, David j. Barr.
Band.
Boston Aerie. 400 men.
Cambridge Aerie. rs men
New Bedford Aerie, 225 men.
Lynn Aerie. 125 men.
Salem Aerie 100 men,
Band
Fall River Aerie, 200 men
Gloucester Aerie. 100 men.
Revere Aerie, 100 men.
Band
Brockton Aerie, 200 men.
Athol Aerie, 100 men
Greenfield Aerie, 70 men.
Carriages and autos containing guests
and members
The headquarters Of the chief marshal
will be on Gaspee street right resting on
Dorrance street. The column will move at
1890 sharp.
The route OF march Will be as follows:
Dorrance street. passing in review at the
City Hall before His Excelency the Gov
error and staff, His Honor the acting
mayor. the broad OF aldermen and com
mon council, Exchange place 10 Exchange
street. 10 Westminster street 10 Hoyle
square. countermarch, Westminster. wey-
bosset 20 Market square to the boat