The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-01

The chief feature OF the observance OF
the day In Providence will be the big pa
rade OF labor organizations in the morn
ing.
The parade will form on Exchange
place. the several divisions being assign
ed 70 special positions for formation.
The parade will probably be somewhat
not so long as in some years previous 10
that. The orders for the formation and
the line OF march follow:
Platoon Of mounted police.
Chief Marshal. George r. Brady, Jewelry
Workers Union, Local Q.
Chief OF stan ThomaS Ftnnegan. Gran
Stafr-Thomas Gamble Musicians Union
1885, Edward Cummings. Painters
Union lsS John Hayes. gartenders.,
UUnion Union s @ ISnn fpHn RIpes fh@srf5s EeesrGsl
Workers Union 90; Andrew McCor-
mack. Plumbers Union 2s; Thomas
snaE rbsrps Tin sbd sheen Mets i
Workers Union; Frank Ludwig, Cigar
makers Union 10; William Jasper, op-
erative Plasterers' Union A.
Special ambulance.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal John A. Powers, Coal Team
sters Union $50 and two aides.
Capones Band.
Coal TeamSte-s' Union $50.
General Teamsters' Union 67s.
Retail Clerks Union.
stones Continental Band.
Brotherhood of Painters, and Decorators
Union 1876.
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Union 692
Iron Molders Union Al.
Coal Handlers Union 523
Coopers' Union.
Leather Workers Union.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. Edward ]. Sullivan. Plumbers
Union Is, and two aides
NcGuire's Band.
Plumbers Union 2s.
Plumbers Apprentices.
Providence Branch. Granite Cutters
National Union.
Hibernian Band
PAYERS and Rammermen.
Hosting Engineers Union 81.
Stationary Engineers Union 100.
N'"aIs Brickiayers' and Masons Union. "
Operative Plasterers' Union.
Plaster Tenders Union.
Building Laborers' Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, Michael Pasauale. Journeymen
BARRIERS Union. and two aides
Fay's Second Regiment Band
Machinist Union l47
Machlnist Union 1852.
Machinist Union 4l3.
Firemen's Union 80.
Band,
Arewery workers Union 1856.
Cigarmakers' Union 10.
international Association OF Steam Fit
ters 81.
Meat cutters and Butcher Workmen.
Taiiors Union.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal. Charles H.. Lee, Typographical
Union a3, and two aides
Hedly- Livsey Band.
international Brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers Ss
Typographical Union 81.
Web Pressmen. Providence News-Demo-
crat Chapel.
web Pressmen. Providence journal ana
Bulletin Chapel
web Pressmen, Providence Tribune and
Telegram Chapel.
t,ithographers' International frotecuNe
and Beneficial Association.
Printing Pressmen ia.
Stereotypers' Union.
Band.
Boilermakers Union.
Blacksmths' Union.
International Brotherhood or Electrlcai
Workers 90.
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union 80
Bakery and Confectionery Workers 200.
FIFTH DIVISION.
farshal. S. A. Archibald, Carpenter
Union 832. and two aides.
|nIted Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners. 6s2. "a. $50. 1920. 1898. fs
food, Wire and Metal Workers Union
Pawtucket City Band.
Bartenders Union 2S5.
Marble Workers Union 30
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
Jewelry Workers Union D.
Stage Employees Union.
Gas Workers Union.
The parade will form on the following
reefs at 2 a. m. and move at $780,
arching In fours
rirst division. on north side of Ex-
ange place. right resting opposite EN-
naend aner s,vis,on. on Francis street, right
tting on Exchange place.
Ehird division. on Dorrance street,
hi resting on north side OF Washing
rourth division, on Exchange place