Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-10

pected to build the canal alone tut It 'rH be
expected to make some handsome figures on the
stock subscription and every citizen who has
anything to invest should be eager to do his
part IN this matter, We believe they will need
no urging SO to DO. The canal cannot fail to be
one Of the best paying Investments Of the day.
the tolls on lumber alone viii pay a good rer-
ceniage on the cost. But the dividends are the
least Of the inducements to Burliugtouiaus TO
take hold Of this matter in earnest patlic
work which is going to bring the trade Of Buffalo
TO our wharyes must not have to call twice for
ald from this city.
We hope to hear soon from the committee that
have in charge the matter Of public meeting
on this subject, in this city
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oaz,o - ~. T. B,-re. a g., Tae.3.r. .r..-
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sent that such an organization was necessary
and would meet the wants and approve. Of our
citizens. An ASSOCIATION was i'Tnei'ih' reg uisi'e
amount Of stock subscribed Tor anu ;he org'niz-
a-ion certificate was duly signed and executed,
forming Banking Association 70, the purpose
Of tran'acting the business Of banking under the
' Act to provide national currency secured by
pledge Of intel States Bonds and TO provide
f-r the circulation and redemption thereof sp-
proved June 9, 1861" The name adopted tog
the ASSOCIATION was the Howard National Bank
Of Burlington, Vt, and the following persons
were elected directors Lawrence Barnes, T. ".
Van Sicklau, c. " Spauliiue, %. J. Walker j.
H. Gates, A. w. Alen,E c. L95mis,A. C. Spear,
C.. A. sumner. Ats subsequent meeting of the
Directors, Lawrence Barnes was elected Pres
iie1t. F. NJ. Van SicLlen. Yice-Pres.leu- AMI C..
a. sumner. Cashier: and an assessment of Sd
per cent Of tie capital stock was laid and order
eli usrable the 1ltb inst 10 tbo Cashier If t5.
B,nl. ST the B,Bking Hons ~ fine BURLINGTON
s,v;r,, R,-l .- .o,.r,.t. .,
Tie Whitsuniay services st st Paui's church
/ yesterday were exceedingly interesting. The mu-
sic for the forenoon was arranged with especial
Gaze, and was given ty the regular choir with the
addition Of the fine tenor voice of Alr. Il. b Hop
kius Of Montpelier Alr. Atwill's sermon was an
excellent one, on the descent Of the Holy Spirit.
The annual Commemorative Service Of the
/ Sabbath School Children, and presentation "
their Missionary offerings, took place in the after
noon The ehancel was beautifully decorated
Tor the occasion In front was ml1ai ei
flowers and eversreens from which rose a cross
. of evergreen some six feet high. The font, lee
tern. etc, we're a's7 decorated with evsrsree-s
and flowers The Children l-' ID number
marched DO, bearing their class 0auucr', a-i sing
Ing the rrocassional hymn, So Come Holy Ghost.
reel organ had been placed in the caa1te.,
and all the singing IF the service, iacluiiu- the
,ta,+ir- tho rs,l.s- rJ,,,r f.- yvt--srr5.,-
s''.' WIS peIl-rlleI Oy 'Ae o1AIIen' uAier me
director Of Mr.. s. b Whitney, oreaui-- AMI
choir master. Mr.. +. ". Read Dresi,!i8, AZ .t,
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h-'- Mt Anvil made some apr pirate Ie-
marks aIuling to the work Of the Sabbath
school INV OH, ,.s- r..L .l.gs ,-,. elan. ...-.-
lor' by AS class name when member vi the
'--s- cane forward bearing iae amount ei iae
weekly sunday contributions i'r the year I'D 'n
''.'s'- 70 anu a p,l ii5'- J -- former was DAB '
~ 10 inc rector -'lI' -A'"-'' VINO Ieii '-' "-.'
1-'f''i ~ me o-4ss' win Tie amount ..-i
average Of their contribution the latter VAS
given 70 Nr. G. %. French the Superintendent
If tie school, who plsced the bouquets as re-
ceYed- into holes which had been made 60 Ie-
ceige taem in the cross, which thus became
trans ormei iato O beautiful 1'ra- design The
effect Of this was exceedingly pleasing Iae -lu-
trioutioHs were Sound TO amount 70 -l4o 's, be-
ing an average Of Sl-s3 90 scholar. THE co1-
tribut'ons are all appropriated to the support Of
1,sllP l.ug H., Nilsson , 10 O'.- Z. ID.
viii p-sse1ie3 a b,11,,ne b,rne- m et..t
was inscribed the words GLORIA n
Ezceisis Dec. The children uarclei
- 81. ~ nae So C fs, NJ No. 80 H. mn
unusual interest. Tho church was fnsl. AMI
70 was the general opinion thar the service has
nl 9'en eAof-ei IN mines ana beauty upon any
ASyI.rpsARr-The Good Temp,srs o.. this
I.gf.y., pi,--;, ;r ,,.e ,r-,.ls an rI,g,-j FL,
ari-t ,.- ,-.,ifyfrr s,,,s.s Over tro hmm
ir,l ,rsr.bars If the or.j.- ,-i.b .,s.;,, r-s,I.
rs-t;c.,,,e5 and the o,,,sior ,r,s rendered still
more ENJOYABLE bv tba r-eser,s Of the o,ss7
Civ Ceruet Band who kindly volunteered t5oir
scr,i,es From, . o,clo,., until p the 1,-,o mr.
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y eNJ'J'I themselves j" I''I1'eS through 'A-
extensive grounds, and a. sat around iu groups
under the SO grand GA pines'' q, r,rtal-a of the
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'''-ca1't7 anu MS p'etAIe1 'N -'''s'
proiuson by the ladies Of the Lodge supper
over. tie party adjourned to the grove Of Mrs
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hoor hai been prepared Ior such as en- iaAelnE
With lanterns hung upon the trees, ami O. the
mus;, of g5'rnbe-v's Ou,ir;re Band the marty
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