Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-01-27
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THa SUPPER CT HOOK& LADDER
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3URLINGTOS
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY q 1850.

( per. more genial and pentlemanlv Assem-
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way - ii"' never o9eh our goo
fortune 10 attend IN Burlington The table
were elegant and attractive in appearance
and groaned under profusion and variet,
catalogue here. It WAS ready at the bour
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| order; everything was clean, tasteful and
acceptable as posA ibie, and in strong contrast
with some other slippers we wot Of. The
| Hook & Ladder Cm npany filled one long Ia
be while another was occupied by the in
yited guests, among whom were Messrs.
Charles Adams, VIM Weston, 5. Z. How
ard, c. L. Nelson, Capt Anderson, Il. Bur
nett. j. A. Shedd, II Luomis, Messrs. Par
ker and &c Loomis Of the Prudential Com
mittee of the Fire District, Chief Engineer
Huntington, Messrs. Flanagan and Chafae
of the Boxer Co., the editors Of the three
papers. and many others of our citizens
Mr. p. Ballou. foreman Of Hook 4 Ladder
"a n,osidad ,r ti.is t,II. and Wm Weston
Esq. at the oth.r end, otlsitted as toast
master
The feast of reason and flow OF soul I'VE
are u9c SIRE but this expression has been
used before in some such cunnecuon) scc-
ceeded the feast OF fat things
THE r'Asr-.
l.. The tir, pepaita.n N,-''''' ia 'i' 'Is.'-'-
p.-..,l.t+,,r,v p.-,.. .-1.... ......,...I
-b. oo,,,ao-. thar This evening b,5 ,oa3. ti...
Prudential Committee in favor of s,nra+.
summers for tbe different Comraniss nrovi4,l
+ba,. l-b. CON, ,,sr. to hs inri+al and t,.
second at feast.
Responded to briefly by y. b. Flanagan.
and A. B. Chaiee.
g. The Ethan Aliens Though young as
company tn'y posses, the .p'n' OF the old Hero.
e9lo"u0u '' '' H' Il'AIn' OK lHe Aliens.
T. The Volunteers. Called into existence by
noble public spirit they viii ever be found Vol
"li'o''''is IN every E''' cause
Responded to by q. q, Benedict.
8. The Hooks and Ladders. Soldiers for the
..;ll mGrAlnS o'y' 'Acr "e'T's are always in the
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rooemant of tbo o+Isr a,o,,in- 1'tJ'-,.''' +I
lievad that whom they sat tbir+, Iop, mil,
utes without seein, even a crao-ar or oD,.
prospect OF the entertainment thew were in
vited to they had done all that could b,
asked of tbem-tbev bad feared that thu. ,,.n
eral rood feeling Of the denartmant MIGHT
he innairad nv rho oc.nrro,c, lTo ,roy
Glad to he convinced INV tbo scero I,of,ro him,
t,at rho fear w,s oroundloss 1ro rar, +l.o,,,
&c = Sentiment which +bo uo,I r,43..
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..rba Coroorl ,,,1 ,,'n,,,.,.,,. 5r .t., ~.
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or uook 6 Ladder Conropr No T.,
e. The early settler. Of BurIiogtoo Nav
their efforts and toll in laying the foundations of
our town DC ever HeiI III s'4''Iui Ieiieil lOT'n'e'
O,'nii'7 -''''-'' i''i - 80 'i''''' III ''-ii0
ii''i'''ii''' u 'l'0 l''iiiii 'oi' VI NAN d
century ago. "heh water street was not |
only the court end, but the whole ot Bur
lington. He related several anecdotes Of the |
Kings, Pearls, Sheldons and Nlllards, Of |
that day, which created immense merriment. |
In conclusion he gave; 'Ihe Town Of Bur
lington, may Its citizens always exhibit the |