Ellsworth American., 1874-06-04
Letter from Boston.
lFrom our own Correspondent;

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interesting me''''S' WA'eh were t"''5 al
tended va wednesday evening AA H.
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worthy "'A"l L"d-e was s''en al Ire
mont Tempe. "hich WAS Airu almost 10
IL utmost capacity. Inns lodge repre-
seh's a membership OF more thAh six nun
uF"l Thousand scattered All over Inc
word Delegates from nearly every
country were present anu hiteen oi them
were called upon 10 speak. not one beng
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ccivrL with great favor GA the same
eyeniu: the Women Sugra.j,ts gave a Tea
/ Party AZ Horticultural Hall where speeches
were made by the Rev. W. II. II. Murray
/ aul many others. Interpreted with good
| singing and the public anniversary of the
/ Ioun. Men, Christian Union occurred al
/ Music Hall. For speaker, they had Rrv
! H. W Foote Pre,ilen, E.lio, OF Har-
ward College. Rev. Paillip Brooks. Rev
| l.. +. Townsend and the Rev. Ed. T.
Hale. fine collection Of choice plants
decorated the platform and baskets Of
beautiful flowers depended from the chan
delers. the eject of which was very beau
/ tiul In fact each day until the close
there we're held meeting. Of great Interest.
! Thursday, the denominational festivals
were the principal features of the day. al
though the May training attracted con>il-
erab.c attention. aud Friday virtually end
ed the service, and gathering OF anuiyer-
s.ry week which has proved 4 season OF
grea; profit aud pleasure TO all concerned.
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rou,,hr hri,ht foy.rs which will .so soon
fade away and die. but are emblematic OF
those fresh young lives, whose dust now
lies beneath the sod. These were once a.
fnll of brightness and life as these en-
blems Of love anJ remembrance. but were
soon cut doAn aHd withercd like the faded
flowers There were very impressive
ceremonies 1t Mount Auburn aud all
the cemeteries in and around Boston as
well a. all over the country. The Grand
Army Of the Republic strewed with gar
lands. the graves of those who in the hour
OF our country's need cheerfnlly gave their
lives
la advance of the procession which
marched to Mount Auburn were Two large
wagons loaded with flowers and each
coinrade bore in his hand bouquet The
decoration exercises were very touching
and beautiful. The Grafton was delivere
by Hon. WIN. A. Simmons. collector OF
the Port of Boston. The cemetery was
hiled with an immense throns OF people