The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-16
Nearly 1000 Men Appeared In
tho Imposing Line.
COUNCILS FROM THE BAY STATE
Vicar GensraI Doran OBLIGATED al Solemn
Musical vsspers al ST. Jtseph's, and
Sermon Was by Fl. BLESSING.

1t was Knights Of Columbus day in the
city and state yesterday and in the i'm
posing parade five bands. score of coun-
ellis and nearly 2ooO men participated.
Shortly after midday Exchange Place be-
gan TO take on a lively appearance and
Chief Marshal Nolan and his STAFF were
kept exceedingly busy receiving the visit
ors from out OF town. not only OF the cit
ies and towns OF the state but also from
Taunton. Fall River. New Bedford and
the Attleboros
thing contributed To one OF the most sue
cessful demonstrations In the history of
the order I'm this diocese. IL was shortly
after o'clock when the line moved I'm the
following order:
Platoon OF police in charge OF Sergt. ].
j. Mcguire OF Station /. with. Patrolmen
O'Brien, Kane. Huntley. Shea. Mcdonald.
Goldsmith. Farrell, Campbell and McSo-
ley.
William p. Nolan. chief marshal.
Charles p. McAlevy. chief of stan NJ. j.
Cummings marshal OF staff
STAFF aids, John +. McAlevy. III ".
O'Donnell, George s. Clegg. William j.
Mccormick. James j. McCabe. Daniel f..
Sullivan. NJ. A. McNamee and ID. ]. Nc
Cusker
Personal stan. Joseph IT. McGuinness.
Thomas Cowley. Morris Flynn. Thomas
+. Donahue. Dennis f. Mccarthy, NJ. F.
Going, J. w. Brady. Thomas S. sheridan,
John j. O'Connor. John Z. Hussey. MI
chael MCGOWAN. Michael Ryan. James r.
Mccarthy. John F. Hennessey. Albert
Crowell. Thomas J. Flynn. H. j. Lucier,
Thomas #. Byrne, Joseph ID. Gillian. John
A. O'Brien. James r. Cummings. Charles
+. Beirne. Matthew LAWN. John j.
O'Reilly, John w. Mcclure, Thomas A.
O'Gorman, Thomas +. Peckenham,. John
Morrison. Patrick y Burke, Michael A.
Radigan. Charles r. O'Connor. John c.
Lyons, James H. McNiff. John F. j. Nc
Carthy, Patrick II. Burke. John r. Swee-
ney, Stephen A. Witham, John ]. HefYer-
man. Christopher w O'Brien. Robert s.
Dyer, John F. Deering. p. Henry Quinn.
Michael II. O ORoarke. George j. Paquin.
Telesphore Derosier Thomas j. Williams,
hichard Fitzgerald. william H. Sullivan
John Kelly. Joseph Lamothe, James A..
Doherty. Thomas F. Reilly. James f..
Monahan. Thomas +. Fox. James r. Gaff-
ney. James McGaffrey, Peter F. Reilly,
Daniel p. Mccarthy. Luke II. Callan,
Sylvester w McCabe, Joseph l.. Bren-
nan, Arthur A. Powers and Fred ]. Coyle.
Maguire's hand.
State officers. ]. +. Reilly. state deputy:
II. f. Girard state warden; r. j. Muir
ray. state advocate; NJ y Eagan. state
treasurer; ]. F.. Cole state auditor.
District Deputies j. Henry Manning, w.
+. A. Gillen, Thomas V. Herman, Am
brose Kennedy and Daniel Kennedy.
FIRST DIVISION
John f. Nolan, marshal.
Aids.
Narragansett council. No. 2i, Westerly.
Tyler council. No. 40. Providence, r. l.
SECOND DIVISION.
Frank NJ Donnelly, marshal.
Aids
Reeves American band
Delaney council. No. 81. Pawtucket, r. I.
la Sale council. No. IS, Providence, ". I.
Leo council. No. II. Natick. r. T.
Newman council, No IS. Providence. r. l.
THIRD DIVISION
Edward Burke. marsha.
Fay's band
Elmhurst council. No. 81, Providence. IT, l.
Providence council. No 95. Providence.
r. /.
Santa Maria council. No. lo2. Providence.
r. l.
J. A Ffnnegan council. No. IL lrovi-
dence, r. |.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Francis A. Mcguire, marshal.
Aids
Woonsocket Cornet band
Woonsocket council No 1873. Woonsocket.
r. l.
Mcfarland council No IA. Providence.
r.
j. p. Gibson council. No ISL, Riverpolnt.
r. l.
Marquette council. No. 100. woonsocket.
r. l.
1gnatius council No. 322. Providence, II. I.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Frank A. Mckinley. marshal
Aids
Fort Adams band
Newport council. No. 35s. Newport r. I.
Bristol council. No. S7e. Bristol r. l.
Hope council. No. $50. Providence. r. /.
Pawtucket council. No. f2 Pawtucket.
r.. I.
SERMON AT ST. JosEPHs.
The line moved through Dorrance. up
Westminster 10 Cathedral square. coun-
termarching down weybosset, across
Market square to North Main. Mill and
Charles streets TO Randall square coun-
termarching TO North Main. TO Meeting
street. TO Benefit to Charles Field street
20 Hope street. and down Hope street TO
ST. Joseph's church.
Vicar General Doran. rector OF St Jo-
eeph's, oficiated at solemn Inusical ves-
pers, and the sermon was preached by
Rev. Peter Il. Blessing, pastor OF 81. Ed
wards. this city.
In the course OF his eloquent advice he
said: Your organization. brethren. Is
based upon the noblest basis IL can pos
isbly rest upon. IL stands for Christian
charity. for brotherly love and for God
and the church. What you have done I'm
the past, may God shower his blessing
upon you for. May he also give you
strength for the carrying on OF the ideals
Of Christian manhood. The church and
the Knights OF Columbus stand together
for what II right and honest and just and
upright. for the betterment OF the race
OF our country. Loyal Catholics are loyal
citizens, and loyalty 20 God is loyalty 10
the state. Ar Catholics. as knights stand
first. last and always. I beseech you. for
God and religion and for your state. and
you Will have accomplished noble pur-
pose"
SHARED LOCAL HOSPITALITY.
Following the services At St Joseph's
the knights from out OF town were hos
pitably entertained by the members of
local councils Providence council acted
~ host 70 Fall River council az Gelbs
sinine pafiors and after Justice had been
lone varied menu Grand knight Joseph