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department were nEe Veterans from the
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anle ilahii"al iiai"Ilh were the recipients
OF one continuous 'NAti'h from start L"
hnlsh.
on Monday Afternoon the haroor was the
centre oil interest ana the noted vessels
lying there were the attraction Vessels
ana craft OIL every SIZE ana sort waited the
rresihent arr''al NS Ihe baltimore, ny
ing tue PRESIDENT : nag anu carry ing fresl
dent Harrison ana secretaries 'usk and
Nome ana others ehtered the hArbor At
ABOUT ''4' grand salute "i cannon greet.
ed her, ana sue was met 10y the other YES
sels oil the Meet the cruiser Atlanta the
corvette hsaFHaIBe' Ihe kuhD"ats fttrel
ana yorktown the dlslatch boat Dolphin,
the uy haIhite cruiser esuNlus anu the TOR
Pedo boat Cushlng pom landing the
frea'uehV, e7'"IOe" uy uaVV'ih"h Oh cA'aI
ry' was driven 70 the NehA"hle' where
7Iate nau4uet was hell
Inc Nern'hter7 began theif festivities
early ON Monday' the ermont Neterans
association OF boston ana vicinity number
ing Low HeUhoera h'lhlhs meeting IN the
afternoon presided over ny Col Albert
Clarke, at " men time occurred the presen
tation OF handsome set oil colors, the gltt
OF eX 'ToV. D. Nresory smith OF Vermont.
AFTER the meeting march was taken I" the
dep"ts u receive the + Irst erhont brigade
anu large numbers oil other veterans VINO
were escorted 10 the common "here a stand
nan been erected IN front Oh the'state mousse.
among the distinguishes Nerm"nters On
the stand we're noV- Dillingham; eN Gov.
John J.. barstn"' eN Hov. + j. prmsbee,
C"l' d L. 0tearus' ten. l. = Feck' Lent
nov. a. "'nnur ueh stephen lhom
as Noi. Ie". W. hooker, Col HoIding'
ten W l.. 'rreenleat, Judge Neazey
state Andit"r f2Weh, non, -. t., henedlct,
Got. Fred h. smith Col r. q. Butterheld
ana CoI. NJ. hansnr' Inc appearance OF
ten. J.. A. Trant, the commander OF the
the orderly VINO carried them To battle, was
greeted with deaiening cheers Speeches
by Col. Clarke ana Mayor mart were tot
loved by addresses from number 81 the
Nernonters. headquarters Tor the Yer
mont veterans we're at horticultural hall
~" mattresses being III readiness Tor them
Monday night
toy. plllihghah ana part oil ms stan ar
rived Monday ana on tuesday the govern
or anu ten l.. A. Hrant Hon. g. u. Ben
edloI' zen ecA' zen " -. II. hlihpre' ana
LOS. hlulnali' r"Toes anu lseaVehs Oh MS
stan were driven about the city To We"
the decorations ana later at the invitation
oil GoV. Bracket, reviewed the parade from
the grand stand IN Copley square with The
/ presidential party
The Nindham county posts represented
IN the parade were a. follows Hooker
/ post No. D. 9outh Londonderry oedgwlck
I post, NO >. hrattleboro' scott post, No. j,
Jamaica Abbott post, No. 80, Windham
/ T. II. Stought"n post, TO ~. bellows
rams l-a"t"h post no. g. wilmington
blrchard post No. h', Io"nshend /. l..
ozark post No. q, "raltoh W IL ireen
wood post, No w, Futney 4. i. Clark
| post, No lo5, West Halifax. In the pa
rade the Vermont line was headed by the
/ sherman Military Band oil Burlington FOL
/ lowed by three old soldiers, who had each
gwen right arm IN the ~ar-Lleut. Gov
I A. woodbury., department Commander
Mansur, and Chaplain Lowell. Next came
the past department commanders ON foot
marching IN platoon, as follows Col
Wheelock Il. Neazey den stephen Thorn
As, Cot. j. II. Golding' Col Geo. ". Hook
er, MAJOR 4. T. Valentine Col. W. l.
Greenleai, Col II. r. Taylor and Col. a
> Tracy The Rutland hand accompanied
the Vermont veterans, each OF whom wore
m ms hat sprig OF cedar, and many posts
carried golden rod The whole number Of
ermonters IN line was 2'bl, more than u
per cent oil the Hrand Army men IN the