Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02


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were collected 70 - The Prsadsat. A.
though the time marked out for running
of the train did not allow Of waiting st
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IL Psssiant ivsD ss0s. twsnV la16ss
and esn1aemaa fnna Hastlbsd, Ooan..
beaded BY Gsa. TAA,y. Nm K.asA ef
Wares, pssssntsa ths 0sassal With q
bouquet a 81 zeal itb 1
At Woodsvills there wasss large asd
enthusiastic crowd, Who grss6sd H. Prs
sident with Fousiag chsssa Hssppsased
on the or plAtfoen asl Lillis White -
seated the General With . boaqosk aaA
Jenny Chsnbsrlsin gave hin . Aoeai
wreath. The President shook hsnas with
the people until the train moved swsy
Hon. II. Keyss, President a tie RAounp'
10 railroad, Joined tie party tAsEs.
The reception 1t Lisssa, vhsss . hrss
crowd was assembled, vs. vssy - thasa-
astic, and lepd and hsarty ehssss. vsss
given for both the President - q evss-
nor Stearna. There Wa also IN sntlsnsa-
astic reception st Lissleeoa. z
RECEPTION AT LrrrLEroN. n. n.
The Presi lential train reached Little
tom at o'clock. A large number Of Iso-
pie were waiting, and - the ears nearsd
the station there was cheering and musiC
| by the Littleton Corns. Band. There
Vas no formal reception, and the Prssi-
dent walked across the platform 10 whore
the teams were in readiness to convey the
party to the Crav1ord House. In order
that the President might got glimpse Of
the village, Col. Henry l. Thsyer, pro
prietor Of ThayeFs Hotel, sent 70 the sta.
ton splendid barouche attached 70 four
fine bay horses. The President, Cover
nor stearns and Mr.. Lyon wsre taken
into the carriage, and driven up the prin-
oipal street and back to Thayefs Hotel
The President went into the house, while
. crowd gathered in the street IN 'front.'
and patriotic airs were played BY the
band. Stepping on to the front balcony,
the President was introduced BY Mr..
Lyon, and was chsersd in . patriotic
manner. He then returned 70 The nain
psrlor, and was introduced 10 ths g.ssfs
Of the house and prominent citissos. The
President then returned to the depot, md
tho party atarted in ooanhss for the Cssv-
ford House. sos
The reception ct Littlstoa vas veil
carried out BY the oitizena, under the d..
rection. of Col. Evsrts, M. FAR, and Hon
Charles w. Rand. 4r
THE PRE8IDENf AT BErHLRHRN.
Upon the arrival Of the party at Beth
lehem, there vas lively dsaoastratieo
in honor Of the distisguishsd viieor.
The Sinclair House and many Of the pr
| vate houses in the town are Alled with
GUNNER visitors, and these unitsd with
the citizens in doing honor 70 the distin-
guished party.
through some di6cnlty in tslsgra ph.
ing NO direct information - 70 the
Presidents coming was received antil 10
O'Clock, but in the 5sw hours that renaiE-
I'd, not only the Sinclair House. bdh near
" every private ho.ss in ths village wa
decorated with evefgEeena. bs.tiee ssA
flowers. The display W. exoseaintly
fine. The front Of the Sinclsif HOUSE
bore in lettsrs of evsrgrese, "Wsaes0s to
Bethlehem" and the simple but expes< i've
MISUNDERSTANDING Displayed
in otAsr places. Among he sisissos
whose houses were decontsd vsrs 10Ha
J. g. Randall, Ssvsll Winsh, John Blan-
din, Chss Esssna,. Joseph Pisonsr. Cy-
rus Bunker. Willis Wilder, Jossph Bar
rett, Horace Wilder and Frederick
White. f-.
A half hours halt was made 1t the ho-
tel, during which time lunch was parts-
ken. The dining room vas also dsoors-
ted, and "Vioksburg" Vas insoribsd upon
the wall back Of the Presidsnt's sat
DEPARTURE FOR THB CRAWFORD
HOUSE
Upon leaving Bsthlehem the President
and Mrs.. Grant preceded the rest Of the
party a. far n the Nountain House in
Carroll = eight miles further on the
President handling the raigns over .
handsome pair Of horses owned BY Hon
John G. Sinclair. They arrived at that
point some little time in advance Of tie
stage coaches. When these cans mp Ma
Grant resumed her ssat in one Of the
cosches, while the President vas driven
the remainder Of the way p the Ora wford
House BY Mr.. Lyon. arriving Asrs . fsw
minutes. after eight O'Clock, tie othsEs|
coming through from half to thrse-quar-
tiers of An hour later, f,.s7 81, ..: =.
AT THE CRAWFORD HoUsE
The CrAwtord HOuss u &llsd to over
Aowisg. but elegant apartments Asd hssn
reserved for the Prspilsat's party. Tls|
President and Ars. Grant passsd part
If the eveu;nv in the sv1op -here Ah>