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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

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Bristol Fourth of July Parade Vies as Longest Yet

Community spirit shone in Bristol as the Fourth of July parade and related events drew thousands. A sunlit afternoon gave way to a brief hailstorm and light showers during ball games, while trains and cars brought crowds into town. The day featured a grand parade with police, Boy Scouts, firemen, Red Cross, and civic groups, a National Salute at 6:00 am, church bells, and concerts, leaving residents with a memorable Independence Day.

Bristol Trinity Church Red Cross James W Goff Harold J Gross Asa W Hathaway

Ponta Delgada Brass Band Leads Allied Nations Float

The Ponta Delgada Brass Band from the Portuguese societies joins the Seventh Division parade. Luigi Malafronte serves as marshal, with Banda Acoriana led by Antonio P DaSilvia and Banda Italiana representing the Italian colony.

Ponta Delgada Luigi Malafronte Banda Acoriana Antonio P DaSilvia Banda Italiana

Military unit list and officers for first division parade

First Division officers and units listed include Col John H Bailey marshal for the First Light Infantry Band SA US Navy United Train of Artillery Providence Col M A Cheesman commanding Kentsh Guards East Greenwich Col M A Newtombe commanding Bristol Train of Artillery Major Stephen Bourn commanding Bristol Constabulary Capt W Fred Williams commanding Junior Navy League Capt Leo Carleton Colt commanding Guard of Honor The Colonial Coach

John H Bailey Sta First Light Infantry US Navy United Train of Artillery Providence M A Cheesman Kentsh Guards East Greenwich M A Newtombe Bristol Train of Artillery Stephen Bourn Bristol Constabulary W. Fred Williams G “ Junior Navy League Leo Carleton Colt Guard of Honor Colonial

Second Division First Sérat Boy Scout Band Detail

George R Fish marshal leads Bristol Troop No 1 in a parade of Boy Scouts from Providence North Providence Pawtucket East Providence and Cranston with William Amanna commanding.

George R.fish Bristol Boy Scouts Willam Amanna Providence North Providence Pawtucket East Providence Cranston

Firefighting Officers Listed in Third Division Roster

Joseph E Simmons and Marshal King Philip Fife and Drum Corps Board of Fire Engineers Walter H Coggeshall named among officers. King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Hose Co appear in the roster with leading roles.

Joseph E Simmons King Philip Fife and Drum Corps Board of Fire Engineers Walter H Coggeshall Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co King Philp Steam Fire Engine Co Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder & Hose Company

Fourth Division War Service Flag Bearers Named

Mrs Elizabeth Gladding leads the Fourth Division while Marshal Herreshoff directs the Marine Band Service Flag Bearers. Relatives in the war are represented by Court Alice Foresters Miss Alice McHugh and Burnside Lodge K of P Stephen Hopkins acting as Commanding officers.

Elizabeth Gladding Herreshoff Marine Band Service Alice Foresters Alice McHugh Burnside Lodge Stephen Hopkins

Fifth Division Leads Parade of Local Organizations

Douglas Morey presides as marshal for a Bristol parade featuring National India Rubber Co units, the Red Cross groups from Junior Red Cross and National India Rubber Co, and a Bristol float highlighting civic charity efforts.

Douglas Morey Marshal Staff National India Rubber Co Bristol Red Cross National India Rubber Co Red Cross Red Cross

Eighth Division Parade Honors National Service Members

The Eighth Division parade featured many relatives of National service members, with a large patriotic display. A 377 star community service flag was carried by 12 white dressed young ladies, and floats showcased Red Cross, Knights of Pythias, Portuguese and American-Italian colonies, plus Allied nations in themed tableaux.

William P Gladding Order of Foresters Red Cross James F Lavander St. Micheles Don Luiz Felippe Madeirense Espirito Santo Manuel Spinuel Jose Bulhoes Jose Cabral Alexander Goulart Victorino Tenxeira Eliza Howe Knights of Pythias Uncle Sam Goddess of Liberty Andrew Campbell Oscar Gablinski Samuel Smith United States Navy Oliver J Lemaire United States Army P.flodt United States Portugal American Red Cross America Liberty Giuseppina Velleca Sam Rosa Palumbo Italy Memny Lombardo United States of America Antonietta de Gregorio France

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