- caster county. Ten copies of this pro- gramme are herewith submitted for the archives of the society. It secured the interest and attend- ance of a number of the direct de- scendants of General Hand, and of many other Lancaster county Revolu- tionary soldiers. It procured a mass- ive granite memorial

, proclaims to the citizenry of Lancaster, the deep regard felt for him and his work." Immediately following the remarks by Mrs. Herr, the tablet was un- veiled by Mr. E. Grant Eichholtz, grandson of the artist. President Beck introduced Dr. Horace R. Barnes, Professor of Economics and Business Administration

right to this tract of 500 acres of land, Andrew Hamilton proceeded to have the land office of the Proprietary Government, issue to him a warrant for the survey of this 500 acres, and chose to have the land located and surveyed so as to include the village of Hickory Town, an early name for Lancaster

line dividing Chester and Lancaster counties, to Pequea and Spring- ville, then turned north for a distance and then west again. It marked the boundary line between the five original townships, dividing Leacock from Earl, Manheim from Warwick, and Hemp- field from Warwick. Reaching a point near the

day follow: He who, in the years that are to come, traces the pages of Lancaster county's historical lore will note with more than passing interest the record for the day September 8, 1910, and he will be apprised of the fact that its �then Historical Society conducted a celebration, notable and

Indian Art And Relics On March 4 the Lancaster County Historical Society was ad- dressed by Gerald B. Fenstermaker, editor of the "National Ar- chaeological News," and well-known local archaeologist, who spoke about Indian Art and Craft. The lecture was illustrated with many lantern slides, and

program. The five who ratified the Constitution for the State were: Jasper Yeates, jurist; Stephen Chambers and Robert Coleman, all buried in St. James's Cemetery; Sebastian Graff, Moravian leader, formerly buried in the Mor- avian Cemetery and later moved to the Lancaster Cemetery; John Hubley, formerly

traffic noises, the assembly repaired to the high school auditorium, where the full program was followed. In presenting the tablet to the borough of New Holland, Dr. Beck, for the Lancaster County Historical Society, declared, "We have been the first to commemorate, honor, revive and perpetuate the memory

thence to Lancaster. The select and common councils of Lancaster City had invited General Lafayette to visit the city almost a year before, the speaker stated, and elab- orate preparations for his reception were made. A welcoming committee from Lancaster started to meet him early on the day of his

humane man, was unjustly blamed for cruelty in the treat- ment of his enemies, when the truth was the white man was more guilty of these charges than his red brother. �Francis Wishie (Half Moon) and his brother, Edah Pa Wishie, Rapahoe Indians now residents of Lancaster, participated in the exercises