The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-23

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tween Pete and the drum major and when
corners are turned Pete's secretary makes
the bull look the other way till the red uni
form 10 again screened from view. Some
dsy the bull will refuse to turn his head
There were $50 Hremen In line, lead by
Frank Tinklepaugh, foreman Of the Red
Hook company and the Chief Croker OF
Red Hook. Tinklepaugh Is the man who
has the responsible place Of sending out the
post, cards TO tho fremen telling them where
Only a remarkably speedy penman can hold
down the job. The rest OF the parade was
made up Of over 1000 Changers, half OF
whom were women.
Bob Cbanler didn't break into the pro-
the post road TO Chanicr Park and the CLAIMS.
But while 1t went up this main street 70 the
end and after some consultation found
that the best thing TO do was TO turn around
and march back again, as the further prog
Res seemed 70 be blocked BY n~othingness,
down and In and around everything 90 that
not ct any time was there any doubt that
Boil Chanler was In town.
sMyydod I'm glad 10 zee you'' he called.
Great work.. Fine work.
from his carriage and led the parade into
Chanier Park. Lewis Chamber was to have
made q speech Of welcome, but two weeks
ago he n his wife had TO hurry to England
because Of the illness Of Lewis g., Jr., q boy
Stillman, ex-School Commissioner Of Red
Hook, who. by the way, ig Q Republican,
welcomed the Changers and hremen In the
name Of the Chambers instead: Richard q.
Cornell of Poughkeepsie, whose friends
are talking about him as the Democratic
stirring speech that was principally q tribute
to Bob Chanler and the work he has done
for the farmers.
In nome Of the speeches was politics
mentioned, except when E.. B. Norris, for
took a short sharp slap at Representative
Wadsworth for Siding against the farmers
In the oleomargarine legislation" "a
Then everybody sat down to the menu
that ran:
Lobster. CLANS Green Com
Chicken Bottled Beer
CLANS
Heef Bob e cSanler
o,s Watermelon CLANS and s1 Seer
There was 80 great an overflow Of guests
that some had to go, IN their impotence,
Landlord Ellsworth became so elated that
at twenty minutes after 1 O'Clock. he sent
word to the kitchen to add huokleberry
pie to the choice Of desserts. Beside this,
lilly jackson, the decided brunette waitress
whose great-grandmother was one OF the
army OF mammies who carried Gineral
Gawge Wash'n in huh ahms-Tily got out
| her saffron shirt waist and put a tri-oolor
rosette in her hair. .
While the carriages, grazed among the
golden rod around the park fence the
Grangers grazed on the sweet corn. Blu
all Bob Chanler had time to eat during tht
day was one hot ~dogsandwioh duringe
the middle Of the afternoon. Miss Mar
garet Chanler, green veil flying above q
pink shirtwaist and white pique skirt and
| also wearing q look Of anxiety didn't have
time even for a hot dog, so far as could be
seen.
There was only one kick during the day.
A Rhinebeok fireman objected because the
beer was placed on the tables, o bottle to
eaoh place, instead Of permitting the fire
men to go to the beer pit-a real hole In the
ground at the south end Of the park, q
help themselves, each man, OF courseto
use discretion. The fireman hunted up
Bob and told his troubles. -.
"Beeratthebakel" said Bob, authorita-
lively. eating q hot dog and distributing
meal tickets at the same time. Now,
benice, benioe.''
Of the,Grange after the feed. But all that
Bob Chanler did during the day could
not be recounted in a newspaper OF the
average size. He would not say that he
would like to be candidate for Sheriff this
fall, but his lieutenant, Tom Pendell, said
the sheriff idea was a safe guess. And
down in Poughkeepsie Bob Hunter watched
the red shirted firemen returning late at
night and his heart was heavy within MIN.