Westchester County Magazine volume 7 8
Westchester County Magazine volume 7 8
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1, Edward Sleath. Foreman; I'n'ou Took and Ladder Company. No. 1, John M. Rowel, foreman, and citizens of the place, received them, when the procession being duly formed on Lex- WESTCHESTER COUNTY MAGAZINE ington avenue — under the direction of William S. Cameron, Marshal of tlie Jiay, assisted by James H. Romei and Henry C. Jenkins — marched through Railroad avenue to Broadway, up Broadway to the old Revolutionary l. Reastworks; and returning, marched to the court house, where a large and high...ly respectable meeting was organ- ized by the appointment of Hon. John \V. Mills, the Surrogate of the county, as President; E. T. Preudhomme and John Swinburne, as Vice-Presidents, and James Gibson, Sylvester L. H. Ward and John J. Clapp as Secre- taries. Rev. William H. Chipp, pastor of the White Plains viHage . M. E. Church, made an eloquent, patriotic and appropriate speech, welcoming the returned veterans to their homes, and expressing the gratitude due them for the perilous services they had rendered their country in its h-^ur of need.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1, Edward Sleath. Foreman; I'n'ou Took and Ladder Company. No. 1, John M. Rowel, foreman, and citizens of the place, received them, when the procession being duly formed on Lex- WESTCHESTER COUNTY MAGAZINE ington avenue — under the direction of William S. Cameron, Marshal of tlie Jiay, assisted by James H. Romei and Henry C. Jenkins — marched through Railroad avenue to Broadway, up Broadway to the old Revolutionary l. Reastworks; and returning, marched to the court house, where a large and high...ly respectable meeting was organ- ized by the appointment of Hon. John \V. Mills, the Surrogate of the county, as President; E. T. Preudhomme and John Swinburne, as Vice-Presidents, and James Gibson, Sylvester L. H. Ward and John J. Clapp as Secre- taries. Rev. William H. Chipp, pastor of the White Plains viHage . M. E. Church, made an eloquent, patriotic and appropriate speech, welcoming the returned veterans to their homes, and expressing the gratitude due them for the perilous services they had rendered their country in its h-^ur of need.
What to read after Westchester County Magazine volume 7 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvah P French to read onlineMoreLess
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