The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-01

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Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner. team: Shove
Gage, l auto; IL. ii, Gladding Dry
Goods company. 5 teams: ii. +. Babson.
Dennis E. Clifford. team; Simons q
Potter. ] team; Regal Shoe company,
floats: Sperry a. Hutchinson Co.. team:
Thompson a. Bowen Auto Co, autos;
Durkee. s teams; William Mills & Co,
team; j. Fred Gibson company, 2 teams.
SECOND DIVISION.
The second division formed on Dyer
street right resting on Market square,
and was In charge OF Marshal Lieut.. III.
ID. c. Dubois, whose chief of STAFF was
Lieut.. William Allenson. Maguire's band
furnished the music for this division,
composed OF the following exhibitions:
c. III. Robinson, 1 float; Burke a. Cur
ran. 2 teams; M NJ Cartier & Sons Co.
teams; q. Zawatsky, ! team; Jencks
Paper Box company, teams; Singer Sew
ing Machine company, Fl teams; Pugh
Bros, 2 autos; r. l.. Green Paper COM
pany. teams: B. Fink e. Son, 2 teams
New Enterprise Laundry. Q teams; Fra
ser Bros, teams; Human Veterinary
hospital. team; Smith. the Harness Man,
/ team; William Williams. teams; sam
uel Priest Co.. 2 teams; Reading Gus
tom Laundry company, teams; Socka-
nosset Spring Water company. / team;
Douglas x Dillon, / auto; Michael Luz
brano, s teams; Combination Ladder COM
pany. autos; j. j. Crofton 2 teams;
What Cheer Laundry, IL teams.
THIRD DIVISION
The third division had Its formation
on Canal street. with its right resting on
Steeple street, and at the head OF II was
Marshal Capt Howard d. Wilcox, whose
chief OF staff was Lieut. Herbert II. Dean,
and aids. stones Military band came next
and the following were the exhibitors
Thomas III. Early e. Co, / van; c. NJ
Munroe a. Co, l truck; Frank l.. Thorn
ton teams: Pocasset Ice company, 2
teams; Cappelli Bros, 2 teams; Provi-
dence Coal company. team; Eastern
Coal company, IL teams; Frank Bros.
team; Narragansett Brewing company,
auto. 30 teams Nelson Auto Advertising
company. auto; A. Bazaar. 3 teams.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN MARCH.
Closely following the trades parade
and over the same line of march came the
volunteer fire companies OF New England.
headed by Chief Marshal John j. Keen
and W. w. Brown as his chief of staff
The procession took about 30 minutes to
pass a given point and all along the limo
the fire laddies were greeted with cheers
from the enthusiastic spectators
Sandwched I'm between the trades pa
iau' anu AHt CdIle the
States Military band and when they
reached Exchange place. halted and rem
dered several selections, which were loud
ly applauded.
The firemen's parade formed on Prone
made street with it's right resting on Ex-
change place. and was in three divisions,
the first under command OF Chief OF Aids
w. w. Brown. the second in charge OF
Archibald Martin and the third under
John II. Chapman.
The personal star OF Chief Marshal
Keen were: Charles f. Shean, Law
renee j. Crotty, j. j. Sullivan Frank
Quinn, Joseph eastman. II. II. Reuckert,
Henry Meegan, Hugh Temple, James Nc
Collough. Walter o. Scott. Charles IL.
Hunt Arthur b. Harrington, Thomas r.
Monahan, Jr.. William III. Kean, William
r. Maines, George l.. Egan. w. Il. Green,
James w. Bfaay-sf4a Joseph -Briseoii- Fl IN.
aids of the second division were Frank
Eldred, J. Il. Moynahan Capt Thomas
X. Gorton, William j. Santon and An
drew Reed. Aids OF the third division
were George w Davis. Andrew Conway
and John f. McAvoy.
The companies who participated In the
parade and which, this afternoon. com
peted In the fremens payout on Dexter
training grounds were as follows:
Star No. OF Cranston, Hydraullon OF
Bristol. Volunteer of Central Falls. Mar
ragansett No 3 OF Warren, with the old
bucket tub. Hero, Ocean OF Knightsville
Arnold II. Chase of Albion NarraRan-
sett OF Riverside, Gulf Stream OF FAN
River, John IL. Chase OF Taunton. for
merly In active service I'm this city. En-
terprise OF Arlington, Colleen Bawn of
Rverpoint, Fire King OF Pawtuxet, King
Philips of Bristol. with Washington No
5. formerly OF Peabody. Mass. Rhode ISL
and No CIay CarD OF Pawtucket.
Aberdeen OF Edgewood, Gaspee No. ..
Providence, formerly in active service
here: Geyser OF East Providence
The Providence veterans had the right
Of the line as escort. the Narragansett OF
Riverside was at the right OF the second
division. while the Union Fire department
OF Wakefield headed the third division.
A committee composed OF Col. Zenas w.
Bliss. Col. j. Henry Manning and MIR.
Waters had In charge tho awarding OF
the 81 prize to the best appearing COM
pany.
AT DEXTER TRAINING GROUND.
Down hardi' Down hardl' is the cry
rings clear and hearty out at Dexter
training ground this afternoon. where be
fore a crowd numbered by the thousands
the firemcn with their II tubs" are COM
pctlng for hOnors.
The contest for long distance sauirts
through 300 feet OF iron pipe began at
O'CLOCK with the Cranston engine first In
order OF contestants. Following this
company the different companies contest
I'm the order given below: Hydraulion,
Brtstui. X -Noiunteer,-ta4 Central - 4,ssllsi
Hero. Warren; Ocean, Knightsville: Mar
ragansett. Providence. Gulf Stream. Fail
River. John ". Chace, No 4. Taunton; /;
Enterprise. Arlington. Riverpoint en-
gine: Fire king. Pawtuxet King Philip,
Bristol Hay Cart. pawtucket: Aberdeen.
Edgewood, Gaspee, Providence. Geyser.
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