The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-20
MR.. AND MRS. BRYAN.
AT RHINEBECK
The Boy Orator Makes Speech Despite
His Resolution Not to Talk.
VISIT TO MORTON'S STOCK FARM
They Also Attend II Church Fair and
and Purchase Ice Cream and Cake.
After supper at the Rhinebcck Hotel
They Are HOnOred by Bruss Band
Music and the 'sGOlden. TOngued
Orator of Northern Duchess.''


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hicles and ON bicycles. Others joined
them along the road and by the time
Ellerslie was reached, the procession
was quite formidable, The route was
through Red Hook. or the lower village.
past the estates of John Jacob Astor.
John Armstrong Chanler and other per-
sons VI wealth, and through Rhihe
Cliff- to Governor MortonS celebrated
STOCK farm. Mr.. Bryan ana ms iriehuS
inspected the stock stable and dairy
houses under escort OF ioNerlor MOT
tons superintendent, who had been IN
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private secretary, Colonel Ashley ~.
cole, to show the candidate every at
t"ntion II he came.
Leaving EllerSlie. Mr.. Bryan ana ms
party visited the estate of Colonel jacob
Ruppert, the brewer. and then started
for Rhinebeck, where they were to have
supper ON the way Mr.. Bryan was
waylaid by Rev. Mr.. richards. pastor
of the Hillsid" Methodist church. and
invited To visit the church fair in pro-
srcsS in tent nearby. Mr.. Rryan paid
81 for the admission of tue party ana
made liberal purchases OF Ice cream ana
cake.
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do bono. IN his nr.sart ,r..minent nnsi-
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Ury.n was informed that tho recention
was intended to be entirely non parti-
san. Three hundred people gathered
unop the decorated balcony. He was
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Oh Northern DUCHESS.
Mr.. Esselstyne said:
We appear mere altogether i'm an inn
promptu gathering. We did not know,
two or three hours ago. that we were
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by my leiloW citizehs u! reason Vi the
high office for Which ne Is candidate.
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hearty welcome.
MIR HRyAN,S REMARKS.
TO this Mr. Bryan replied:
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