The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-02
MAINE MEN IN LYNN
T lender Governor Cleaves a
Rousing Reception.
MAYOR HAYES WELCOMES HIN

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Greet Him-DrlVe About the CITY
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to the Fay State.
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more ehthns a-tle "'!saiht Wa eyer iea-
dtrHd the chief eNeru " Of "A state than
4 ,af accorded 10 Governor flcaYeso OF Maiue
hy the citizens # Lynn Great prepara
alton Ind been made by lie SON II dae
iesidc It j. Lynn. t. tender the gogerao= "A
raqaI reception. He arrived on Tie att.
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zee III ehatse oi 1ne "itdii t." h=7 "h -
eof'ed To the city hall.
His Honor NJ ylr Haye- lad called a
SPECIAL me ting f re city govaramc II at
bo',lo,k Ia meet Cow. mr. rl.av.s an4a
relanti9n was hqId In In. ,usva,t- oeira
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i.t'o"eu oy III eleS'h' iuheH ''na iel os
Neal, Major French, the t. Treasurer and
other q liens Of Lynn b ing present.
A reception WAS held by the governor
from until past o'clock last evening af-
for ling our people opportunity to make
the acquaintance of Names governor He
was then escorted to the hal where all
elaborate banquet was he'd uudst the au-
spices of the sons and Daughters OF NJ line
.eS'ueh' III LYNN Inc a'leta ihce was
I.ta b,nr
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Mayor Hayes VINO Is Maine man and
president oil the SONS ana daughters asso-
cla'loh' presided at tue banquet. The
mayor std III welcoming the governor
IN MI tha' a Us maze Tor ne advance
nleht OF CIV hZ otloh ana DE ter social
conditions IN ms country Maine AID
MASSACHUSETTS, nave d en- one IN purPe.e,
III sent 'iheht anu III patllotlc ueNo'Ioh o
tue welfare oil all. oiae ny side stood
fes'enueh ana summer Ia those cohstfuc-
live ana recohstfaetlVe DAYS "hlch meant
so inucn 10 .he 4Atioh welfare. Ahnf'"
came from Maine ID MASSACHUSETTS 10 DE-
het cniel executive III thal Trying Vine
ano neaaeu tne hst Oh lilustrlous WAT
governors, hongieiiow came from Maine
10 MaNsa ,hu'ets 10 J'ln "lth " muller III
h"ee' anu paUrloClc strhih' 10 sustain anu
prolho'e tnat cause anu every eoou cause
"n'ch ni'ue lor liberty ana progress we
"elcoHie you 10 massachusetts, leellhG
assureu W." you VIII ma with us thal
earnest recep' loi "hlch cth ohif oe ac-
cotaeu 'hose Oh hlhuren oleou ana com
mon interests
Governor Cleavss' Response.
Governor Cleavesnrose to resnond md
was greeted with cheers Aft r .xnres.
ing bis qreat Measure at meeting o. m.nr
! of our ctizeus and his ennreria.ion ~
opr bosnitali,v alludinp nleasantIy to tba
growth and prosnerity of LYNN the gov
ernor said.
Bidden by YOUR houorabl, MAYOR hy
the officers and members Of tn Assoca
! ton Of The S ms and Daught rs of Maine,
] have come from the old home, from the
good Old state of your birth, aud from her
northern, her southern. her eastern aid
western bou diaries, fron the broad aud
fertile valleys bordering her great river,
l brinL to you messages of friendship and
! good will AS repres 'ntHtiVe If our
state, extend to you my app eciation of
/ this gel oa>, tJis Mas ichus ats wei
come Wtn The assurance til 1t the 'ople
Of Maine always feel perfectly at home III
this commonwealth
! And standing here among tn p'ople OF
this patriotic community, in this beautiful
( city, surrounded by the sons and daugh-
tiers Of our stnte salute the old liberty
/ loving commonweal h of Massachusetts
Loyal to every prlnciple OF good govern
ment patriotic III every fbre OF her great
body, always lending her power amt III.
fiuence to every cause that tends to aid i'll
! the march ot progress and the advance
ment of American CIVILIZATION, never fal
I terlnR in her devotion To our grand system
OF Amer can government, sh- always has
and always Will occupy proud and com
mahdine position III the
slsterbood of States.
We have n feeling Of attachment for this
good old state Nnt only hnve many of onr
sonsand a.nghters established bo,nee in
vonr commonwealth but the loval neonlp
81 tho stnta of Maine wb,lp th.v wara n
mart Of MASSACHUSETTS, shared with vours
Tho honor of making n nortion NJ har Grand
history. and the lanse of mora Than "a
veare sine. Maine h .ca,ne a sover.i,n
stato hoe not nhated tho aff.ction of nor
naopia or mir admiration Tor tha good old
noth.r ceu nnnw.nlfh Cl,s.ly aiIie ny
commercial naunfacturinV maritime and
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