The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
KNIGHTS MADE
FINE SHOWING
fully 1900 Paraded Observance OF the Orders Anniversary and
Attended Services at the Cathedral, Where Fr Dowing
Preached Followed by Social Session Infantry Hail. and
the Whole Affair Was Pronounced Success

The Knights OF Columbus. full 1900
strong. yesterday participated in one OF
The most successful state parades ever
held in Rhode Island.
The parade, a short one. in accordance
with the custom OF the order. was fol-
lowed by musical vespers. brief sermon
and solemn benediction at IS. Peter and
Pauls cathedral
The exercises closed with a reception at
Infantry hall to the visiting brothers by
the various Providence councils
The first division formed at Sailors and
Soldiers monument. the right OF the sec
ond division resting Immediately behind
the first division. The third division
formed with right resting on the park
way. near the Central fire station, the
fourth and NTH divisions with right rest
ing on Francis street.
The general committee consisted OF the
state officers. district deputies and the
grand knights Of the 21 councils in this
state. State Deputy James Il. Reilly was
chairman Of this committee and Charles
+. McAlevy secretary. Dr. w. f. A. Gillian
OF Pawtucket was chief marshal
The marshals OF the subordinate coun-
cils were as follows:
Judge Sweeney OF Narragansett coun-
ell. No. 2i7. Westerly; Henry j. Brady OF
Tyler council No. as. this city; James
VI. Mooney OF Delaney council No 81. OF
Pawtucket; James II. Heary OF Ia Sale
council No. 5S, OF this city: James j.
Leahy Of Newman council. No. 70, Of this
city: Ernest j. Mailloux OF Leo council.
No H. Natick: Michael Walsh OF Elm
hurst council. No. 81, this city; Joseph +.
Cole Of Providence council. No. 95: Joseph
Donovan OF Santa Maria council, No. 102.
this city; Charles u. O'Connor OF j. A. \
Finnegan council, No.11l, this city: James
Callahan Of Newport council, No. 2b6:
Francis Fitzpatrick OF Mcfarland coun-
ell No IA. this city; John O'Connell OF
j. r. Gibson council. No. ISL OF Arctic;
George J. Paquin OF Marquette council.
No, 19o OF Woonsocket Howard f. Wall
OF Pawtucket council. No 412: David II.
Mccarthy of Ignatius council No. 322 /
this city: Luke II. Callan OF Bristol coun-
ell. No. 37s; James Kennedy OF Woon- I
socket council No. ll3; Thomas F. Carr
OF Hope council. No. 39s. Of this city: /
Thomas r. Reilly OF Pascoag council. No. /
Ss3. and Thomas F. Fox, Of Warren coun-
Gil.
Chief Marshal Gillian established his /
headquarters at Room f. Dorrance hotel, I
where the chief OF staff division mar /
shals, aids. etc, reported to him at l 1
p m: and formation OF the parade was |
as follows:
Platoon or Police.
Chief Marshal.
Chief OF staff
Chief Marshal's Personal Aids.
Chief Marshars Staf, composed OF one 4
delegate from each OF the 21 councils OF |
the state, who formed opposite city /
hall.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal James F. Reaves and Aids
Narragansett Council, No. 81 Westerly.
Tyler Council. No. 45, Providence.
Formed at Sailors and Soldiers Monu-
ment
SECOND DIVISION
Fay's American Band
James II. Reilly OF Delaney Council, No.
81, Marshal
Delaney Council. No 81. Pawtucket.
LaSalle Council. No. IS. Providence. ]