New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
AFTER THE RESCUE.
HEARTY RECEPTION 10 aREELY
WELCOMED RAoK To NtwRuRVr0Hf-A faooRaaioN
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WELCOMED hAuh To htWhtHNfuht-A fHothnnlnN
AM nrEtCnEs,
NEWRURrP0RF, Mass, Aug, i1,-iieutenant
Greedy Wa welcomed home to-daf Tho deeara ons Goa
sisted Of trumphal arone one a tie city Hail. two
on salest and tn birthplace Of Greey IN Pros
peotsL rue public lgr building and the surround
ms Of the Waihin statue decorat d. TIC arch
az tn q Han had the otto, "NewDuryport - hon
ored by her son" Across the balcony ne arch IN
gol u tiers re the words Welcome. Greedy Vel
come" IN the larga window over the entrance Was a
painting Of the Goddess of Liberty holding I'm her left
hand a portrait o. eutanant Greely. The front
OF the hail was trimmed with flags and
s.reamers The arch on PrOspect-st at the
birthp ace Of Greedy md the present residence 81
MS mother Ia the motto the side from which Lieuten
ant Greedy appro lched. Home sweet Home and on
the sid. " Hail TO the Hero"
At 10 20 o'clock the Ne gburyport Comm ndery en-
tered house Of Ii utenant Greelys mother Leuten-
ant CIR ely presented Sir Koght Dame with th' Ameri-
en- flag made his wi watch has been further North
h any flag with the request tba r. nc handed to
Mayor johnson for di p y the grand stand leuten
an Grey wa then escorted carriage which was
surrounded by sir Knights and the line OF marcl was
aiken up for the CT Ill wher Mayor Johnson was in
trOduced Lieutenant Greedy Til Mayor took seat IN
he carriage which then TOOK it, place IN the procession
In the were Louis p. Noros and Raymon /,
NewcOmb Arc ic survivors, Joan A. Greel'' Lucus H.
Greey, Admiral Wets, Con FRESHMAN stone, Governor
Robinson and an co grs man l. pod NJ rse A1d tn
mouth, Gloucester. Law ence Mass and hanches
rcr n. H. At 1l:15 the process n started
Along the line everywhere Greedy was received WITH en-
thus asm. A l u'cOcK he pro 'ession reached me
gra d tand Tn ex.re SIS beg with the singing OF
Kellrrs Anne lean Hymn" Prayer followed by the
Rev D.. Wallace, OF Tblryport .,..,,,, =.
Mayor Johnson hen al re'sel Lleuten mt Ereely az
ollnws IL behalf OF the tzels Of YOU native city
welcome you home. From our Tart W. rel ice at ur
safety and turn The honor u have achieved Tor
70 rself ever fad So long as tne wIrd mall e1
st % 10 e sil end re the m IF Lie IL lDt A W.
Greely, OF Newou yport Agt W welc)ms you
ii utena q rely I'D IN rept';
lit possible TO- me t. iut In words an eKpres-
sion of Wt at feel a such reception thi'. On
all previou ion, when nave returned here from
exp ces frs "a pnya.e the wax ana hen a.,
I an officer IA the regula' rvlce
AVE always exper.nced the most kind
| v troattent from his my nat We cl v.
ON my Ia return civilization ann my country, tile
nr part OF IA. meet ny eye was Ne"Odypor
ts nils spires Is tou~e~. In my passage 10 an /
fro thrOu he the y to-day words tli 10 eG-
press nv fee ngs lath"r my han Is, T. YOU ALI a.
lcgraphc1 from ~ johns, ha consulted my 'wn icci-
ncs / should hIv nrefcrr M qul q occa ION, nut
sine you 40 ld ave Ike this hr Is nothing Tor me
10 do b { c" more IA INK you
nh ba Il lavrd Home Again." ana MavOr 1hnson
int due ii GOV ruor wnO Welcom' If Lieutenant
Greedy behalf of Massachus 'ts. The exercises were
/ Z en- closed.