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Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
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Several volunteer military companies paraded in town on Monday and held elections for officers in units including First Light Infantry, Independent Company of Cadets, United Independent Volunteers, Marine Artillery, United Train of Artillery, and Independent Light Dragoons.
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The following persons were elected:
First Light Infantry.
JAMES SHAW, Captain.
Alba D. Parker, 1st Lieutenant.
Hezekiah Sabin, jr. 2d do
William H. Brown, Ensign.
Henry G. Day, Quarter-Master.
Independent Company of Cadets.
BENJ. M. LINDSEY, Lt. Colonel.
Alfred S. Bowen, 1st Major.
Josiah H. Martin, 2d do
Joseph Battey, Captain.
Warren S. Greene, Quarter-Master.
Edward R. Brown, Clerk.
A. B. Dike, Treasurer.
James B. Williams, Surveyor
United Independent Volunteers.
WM. R. BABCOCK, Lt. Colonel.
George Childs, 1st Major.
Simeon Briggs, 2d do
L. C. Tourtellot, Captain.
Edward K. Fuller, Quarter-Master.
Marine Artillery.
WILLIAM REA, Lt. Colonel.
Thomas Pearce, 1st Major.
William Martin, 2d do
William P. Bullock, Captain.
George W. Jackson, 1st Lieutenant.
William Work, jr. 2d do
United Train of Artillery.
WILLIAM BLANDING, Colonel
Alvers Benson, Lt. Colonel
Harvey Chafee, Major.
Arthur Snow, Captain
Sylvester Hymes, 1st Lieutenant.
Royal Lee, 2d do
Independent Light Dragoons.
WM. B. THORNTON, Colonel.
Ebenezer Gould, Lt. Colonel.
John J. Lyon, Major.
Daniel R. Briggs, Captain.
Elihu G. Richards, Lieutenant.
William Gould, Cornet.
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This Town
Event Date
Monday
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officers elected for first light infantry, independent company of cadets, united independent volunteers, marine artillery, united train of artillery, and independent light dragoons.
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The several volunteer military companies paraded in this town on Monday, making a very handsome appearance. A portion of the day was devoted to the election of officers.