New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
,,rrsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
M01rNT VERNON.

n, evening services Of Farnsworth
The Mem .o,n,lv with the 1lth Separate Compa"''
Post, CIV crord In the latters armory' 'ooA o'
NstiohA.. ..onortons than was anticipated not o".!
srea'e' sree of the entertainment ou' aiso ~ -.
IN the - people. The armory was arrane.u -
numoe 90 neope. but there are no rules OF
seat ~" "a could solve the problem what to do
formula 'no o o 7co people who crowded beyond the
with the ~ ~ the armory ard who came to hohor inc
capacnS the Civil War and to witness % tnc snS66o
f war IN sGIs sd'rssction of Professor Alfred Halam
under 'ne nas an enthusiastic audience, 100 ihele
vas an rv ever been heard in the city before
Rad seadoeiS veterans the Sons Of Veterans ana me
ih sspaIr1a'tgb I1 the hall. While Tramp Tramp. Tramp"
hs ases by the 300 school children asssted oy tne
male chorus savdience waved l.5W small American
rhs sISsIn ssysn BY Mayor Edson Lewis each win tnis
s %o attached to II have one nee Sation to be always
I and liberty peTpetnSa er hs nCia ere
sersd this sentiment ioned in Dq the Chorus Mayor
ssng anu as 80 introduced by Commander D. ". lap
NSs presiding officer, and he MADE an adorsss O Ol
sscOme e1s inas we're also addresses by the Rev Or.
P2@sop apasm sas snd naH M
ark Con"a1Tbe' Tbe I3attie Of Cedar Creek by Chap
M " A. Armstrong; an apotheosd,S 10 eci,atoS .ns oS
shten by CH1sbe n 1ssberman's Army by William Theo-.
Ine E Wood and the various buCie calls; of taul hn
KsmeiIer; SSberman's 81 campaign 1t was nearly mid
csr,ieu csr,, rben the programme was conciuded.
hsn' day morning the new 200-foot high liberty
,s Of the city just erected by .ne cy ore m Wonm
one 'a was dedicated by hoisting the nag upon II
mens 6rst time the honor beinG accorded TO FARMS
for tne post The Post, with Mayor Lewis marching
.0Iin ne head of the column with Commander a lap
y - % under the escort OF the EpWorth Gua,as OF
nsnN isi Nsthod!st Church. about hundrea strongs
ne n,s short parade and reached the pole apout y
naoe, Then Mayor Lewis stepped from the ranks:
oeocssa ssarsssinr the commander said: 1t has seemed
snu ne CITY authorities that the honor OF hosting
. o'nmrsrcan 'nr flag upon this pole and thus dedcatng
the Ame A .mbIem OF liberty. should be assigned to
ts sneeomrsdes who fought so nobly and so grandly,
Tor IN. ago 1t Is with profound pleasure that
many ,. ~rn this flag over to the keeping Of such
can. can and therefore intrust this emblem Of the
sndsv von 70 rotect it as you did in the days of its
ana asn IA as know you will do The flag was then
gs, n. 70 he haards and hosted to the Truck. ana
eas e!a three times in salute. 1t was then lowered to
dppeo r' the great crowd Of citizens lifted their
hsi' @ .nS shouted in applause. Remarks were made
william ARdsTsGn Sommasae5 ArmsfTanr and Past PAST
Crssmn;msnder rsn; Henry F. Rhoades. The Post marched
NIX 10 It's headquarters where II was asmisseo i ,TI
,..ro lne ~ Niue and white made an extended parade
.rd vreceiyed great ovations along the line
,rbough the election for members OF the Board
Of Educstion which takes place on Iuesoay mex.
S..s not cause so great excitement as the regular
o,.inal ov and State elections, still there Is much
interest taken by the peop,e. In three warts az
possd will he reelected e., James NJ. Anderson,
~ % The Second: Jesse Lautz in the Fourth. and
THOMAS E. Skinner In the Fourth. II was htate9
Yesterday that the present members IN the Flrst ana
Th,rd wards would not be candidates this year
n the Third Ward A number of the citizens nave
,nmna,ad Charles NJ Moseman, man we'll known
~ ysrv circle of life one who served many years
IN tbe Board OF Education and who served tns
,aonls and the schools so well that the people urged
him two years ago to consent 10 ,,I ~ come
into the Board.