. The Stonington battle centennial; a record of the celebration of August eighth, ninth and tenth, nineteen hundred and fourteen . mbolic of Victory—Miss Ethel Simmons. Symbolic figures on float and Misses Leah Connell. Vera Bradley. Pauline Spargo, Ethel Pollard, Anna Vargas. Mary Killars. Thelma Hinckley. Symbolic figure, riding—Miss Maud Cammon. While the luncheon tent was filled with the pageant paraders, a com-pany of specially invited guests, including the officers of the Army andNavy, were entertained at Braytons Hall. After an ample menu, therewere several toasts
. The Stonington battle centennial; a record of the celebration of August eighth, ninth and tenth, nineteen hundred and fourteen . mbolic of Victory—Miss Ethel Simmons. Symbolic figures on float and Misses Leah Connell. Vera Bradley. Pauline Spargo, Ethel Pollard, Anna Vargas. Mary Killars. Thelma Hinckley. Symbolic figure, riding—Miss Maud Cammon. While the luncheon tent was filled with the pageant paraders, a com-pany of specially invited guests, including the officers of the Army andNavy, were entertained at Braytons Hall. After an ample menu, therewere several toasts with brief responses, and a spirit of good will pre-vailed. The tone of the speeches was one of mutual felicitations. At seven oclock in the evening the Mechanics Band gave a concert atCannon Square, and Fairmans Band rendered another at at MathewsPark. By this time most of the visitors had gone home, but still therewas a throng of several thousands in the neighborhood of the station tohear the Providence musicians and watch the second display of fire-works. The list of fireworks was the same as on Saturday BRITISH SOLDIERS OF
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