The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-08
BREAKS HUNT CAMP
President Roosevelt Left For
Denver This Morning.
FAREWELL BANQUET TO COMRADES
Incidents 90 siesiHs sesass in Great
taiaFaas iinntiHE Expedition,
speech 80 fhanls q" Haurh-
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speech 80 thanLs q" itHHrh-
mea rFisHa.,
nENNEn. Mny = fhr presidential
pelii train irn ,lrnNnai Spr.ns. af
n'rlnrk ill's morning a daylight wu
nns made in Denver boo unirr in give
Doe party nn opportunity io enjoy flr
SCENERY The train siHftsi irn minutes
% Hanging bridge unr nf ihr rn.iiIrsi
rIrWs nn ihr Denver nni li.n Drinir
uIlNny
President Roosevelt lHsi u'shi rn.
irrIH.n,si ni iinnrr h.s companions on
lIs ihnr weeks, huni Doe fhe iinoiy
mnm. I.ns After ihr dinner fhn nni.si.
irHi iHhr fiirm Hn hnn0iIonfir fare.
hr'i nni PROMISED ihaf 600 nuuid iife
forever Boo hIs fHdr.i mnnnn 40 ihr
iHnrr we're o. % stewart uf colorado
SPRING. nr Alexander lambert 0f
Nrn York. Guile, Jacob iinuih inhn
iinn. nr'rh Wells. JOHN in and q.
NJ snmslr Courier ELMER chapman
iHi Secretary iHh
ln irs,uhns ilo function 49, chap
HHu sId
"Wr ,ai lu.t Hs $500 900 n nmr
&c., iIah NHs iNr Dnf dude Hf iNr
mrs Son urmiof fellow. nnshi in
IIir iaru ihrIr Son 'ud hHfr snf
i.. l.ni, of u.rs. fr fnnr raprrs
uihrr mrn'Hs of ih' hnHi .l|i fh'
purity nihnl over iho events Hr ihr
Hrr weeks nnd hiiH ssai nmr auor
aln Ihr president 5000, Hf h.s ir.f iin
nHs mnnag raftr Hni hli IHei rlmr
m mm fnn nr rua Iurs drive
ilmn.l ihr Wnris. where Ir hHi gone
in study Colorado hnis with Mr Stew
1000 $780, Stewart 81. n naturalist. whu
Snow. rfrH hri loo ihr mountains ani
.an 600 Iis hHhf. Hni initiate If, calls
Ihr dunrr nlr served Dob private
imna nlum nf ilr Hotel Colorado.
Iir aur.ir Wrn. dressed mu'fl ns ihol
we're In iho muunun. FLANNEL shirts
were flr rnir u.ilDulh ilo guides dld
discard their rhlmrIns nnd nh away
their rcyoii"r. lhr president nud Mr.
Loeb wore frDrk suits. uud Dr. lnm.
bert nhd NJ stewart wer" boo plain
business suits SnMe 0f fhe stories
todd NJ the dinner later went .uio clrru.
lntlon. but 10 WIS understood they were
not 20 be- printed They related cn.
tiroiy o. Incident. connected with tle
hunt
90. president sreuf quiet sunday.
Three weeks aso iho railroad. plnnn"i
a. run excursions NJ 1lrnwund
Springs. hui thr plan wn- discouraged
hy Secretary Loeb Deco announced
lhnt no programme So lr'i he permitted
which cs,lied f0r .. address ny The
president iu spite ,. tlHi fari large
numbers of person. arrived. "n every
fran. and rather fhu dlsHunn'nt ihrm
Sir. Roosevelt .icppui out on doe -c''.
pnd Hnor balcony of iho hotel after
luncheon aud. speaking briefly. ~na.
u dd mot mtlrpaf" having ihe
Measure of meeting son n"rr fpinY.
and ns DO Fl. sunday . om noi going 10
try fo make snroch to YOU shall
merely say how greatly 5000 enjoying
nv visit n th.~ beautiful -'ai" ]
wish that FOO the m-t wech up loo OBJ"
maintains There hid hccu litlo more
weather Hkc tnI. Do There md been.
fh.nE $50 would have gone about two
boar. better But sf'il a~ wc got tom
do nOt unt $500 have amy right FOO
smnmu. m -urr ] need noi tell
yoa how much ht,o enjoyed my holt
lay hcr.
Of appreciate deeply ihc kindne~s
with which have hccn treated 10y The
pe,pl, of your state the people 100 your
.tir- and tho ruchmcn right boo the
immediate urighhorhood &" where ]
ua. hunting % IS great pleasure
.n soc the men of Colorado and an even
greater pleasure Co see the women. ana
do NOT know bur what ! am even
more glad 10 scc the small folks. ]
shall not try to make You speech. !
shall simply say again how glad ! am
To see you and hc your guest
The presidents party was mp early.
After breakfast limited amount Of
mail was got ont Of the way. and then
the party went 10 the Presbyterian
church. An invitation to the president
and his party was extended by the
Rev. j. Wilson Currcn. and it was ac-
reptcd lust rs the party was about
to leave the hotel photographers re-
qucstcd sitting that would include
every member of linz, party. Chairs
were grouped on the lawn in front OF
the vcranda. As soon as it WAS over
the president led Off at brisk walk
which brought the party to the little
church ten minutes later. all out OF
breath except Mr. Roosevelt lie seem
~ 10 enjoy the walk Along the street
he was chcercd. and he responded by
lifting his hat frequently. patting chill
lron ON the head and bowling to par
ents.
I'm front Of the church the Sunday
school children stood in open fOrma-
ton. and rs the party passed through
the little folks sang The church was
crowded. and hundreds Of persons
stood or ,ilc near the open windows.
The Rev. CurIrn preached on the re-
sponsihiity of the Christian church
He made no reference TO the distin-
gushed visitor except in his prayer
when he asked that the president be