The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-20

Knights OF Columbus will be held In
this city tomorrow. and indications
point TO one OF the largest parades in
the history OF the state association.
Beside councils In Rhode Island. sew
eral from Massachusetts have signihed
their intention OF participating; and II
I expected that about 1900 men will
The general committee consists of
the state officers, district deputies and
In this state. State Deputy James f.
Reilly is chairman OF this committee
and Charles p. McAlevy secretary. DIR.
W +. A. Gillian OF Pawtucket will be
The chief marshal will have the fol-
lowing personal staff with Col, Luke II.
GERS, James z. Reilly. Charles p. Nc
Alevey, Michael j, Eagan, Heller IL.
Girard. Patrick ]. Murray and J. Joseph
Manning, Thomas w V. Kiernan Of this
city. Ambrose Kennedy OF woonsocket,
Daniel J; Murray OF Westerly and
The marshals of the subordinate
councils are as follows:
Judge Sweeney OF Narragansett coun.
Gil, No. 2i7, Westerly. Henry ], Brady OF
II. Mooney Of Delaney council No. 81, or
Pawtucket: James II. Heary or La sale
Council, No, IS. OF this city: James J:
Leahy OF Newman council, No. a. or TINS
city; Ernest j. Mailloux of Leo council
No. II, Natick; Michael Walsh of Elm
hurst council. No. 81. this city, Joseph r.
Cole of Providence council, No. 30, Joseph
Donovan OF Santa Maria council. No; lo2.
this city; Charles B. O'Connor OF j. A.
Finnegan council, No. Ill. this city; James
Callahan OF Newport council, No. 2o6;
Francis Fitzpatrick OF Mcfarland coun-
Gil, No. l44. this city; John O'Connell OF
j. p. Gibson council. No. ISL. or Arctic;
George j Paquin OF Marquette council.
No. 100, OF Woonsocket; Howard #. Wall
OF Pawtucket council. No. il2; David II.
Mccarthy OF Ignatus council, No. 322.
this city; Luke III. Callan OF Bristol coun-
socket council No. 1l3; Thomas F. Carr
OF Hope council, No. Sss, OF this city;
Thomas II. Reilly OF Pascoag council NO.
1888, and Thomas #. Fox OF Warren coun-
Gil
Chief Marshall Gillian will have his
headquarters at Room X, Dorrance
hotel, where the chief OF STAFF, division
marshals, aids. etc. will report 10 him
at ] m; and formation of the parade
viii be as follows:
Platoon OF Police.
Chief Marshal.
Chief OF STAFF.
Chief Marshal's Personal Aides.
Chief Marshal's stan, composed OF one
delegate from each OF the 21 councils of
the state. who will form opposite city
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, James Z. Reavey. and Aides.
Narragansett Council, No. II, westerly
Tyler Council. No. as, Providence.
VIII form at sailors and Soldiers monu-
ment
SECOND DIVISION.
Fay's American Band.
James II. Reilly. OF Delaney Council No.
57 Marshal
Aides.
Delaney Council. No 81. Pawtucket.
La Sale Council No. IS, Providence.
Leo Council, No. Il. Natick.
Newman Council No g. Proyidence' ro,,idencs
Right resting Immediately behind first
division
Woonsocket Cornet Band.
Marshal Richard Herrick OF Woonsocket.
Aides.
Providence Council. No. 90, Providence.
Santa Maria Council, No. l02, Providence.
j A Finnegan Council, No. Ill, ProVi-
dence
woonsoeket Council, No. f13, woonsocket.
Mcfarland Council. No. l44. Providence;
A Il. Gibson Council No. Isl, Riverpoint.
Marquette Council. No. 100, Woonsocket
Right resting on parkway near Central
FOURTH DIVISIONS
Fort Adams Band.
James 4. Nolan, Marshil.
Aids
Newport Council No. 256 Newport
Ignatious Council. No. 322. Providence.
Bristol Council. No. 379, Bristol.
Pascoag Council. No. 2SS, Pascoag.
Hope Council. No. 3ss. Providence.
Right resting on Francis street
FIFTH DIVISION.
Fay's Second Regiment Band.
Peter F. Daily OF Pawtucket, Marshal.
Aids
Pawtucket Council, No. Az, pawtucket.
Warren Council, 1ll2, Wcrren.
Right resting on Francis street
The line will start promptly at p. m,
proceeding as follows: City hall counter
march TO Exchange street, Exchange 20
Westminster, 10 Harrison street, counter
march 10 Cathedral. where musical vIs-
pers will be held at p m. and sermon
preached by Rev. Mgr. Thomas f. Do
ran.
An augmented choir under the direction
of the organist, Prof. McCabe, member
of Providence council, No. 95 will furnish
the music.
After services the parade will go down