Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-12


OF the du;ies pertaining to th,ir feyeral depart
meuts. Ai:e- de regulsr paying wSs over the
steamer Pacific cane upon the grounds and gave
an exhibition of her poser, TO the gratd,stion Of
the crowd, which BY tb. time was one of the
wezret;, moiate,t, fsintcst hslrNssloiss; eollsc-
ton Of cel,bIstors ina siu4o.,.
The Capitol commoa, vher, t.e p,y.-s TOOK
place, is an excellent place l.r tn purpose, When
the crowd is no; toe large, ,le ;cr-,., .aaut she
esst and north siies giving !, The 4Fqr.r,use and
convenience o. Al .mqhithe..re. Into this ANAL
tpsce the sun pourciits 7sys with fe--s intensity.
About four clock the Leat became terrible Every
expeient was rctorted to- calculated 20 prevent
tuuf,roke, and there were many usrror e. spec.
Two OF three Of the spectators f.niei or were
pros.rate3 by the heat, ami one ct ,ha i-smea.
Fox. Of the Wetternt, waa sulstruck Toward.
evening We les-lel ;hA, he hsi ~e,5ye .el. AGe-
the premiums were ana ll1el the Westerns
h5istel the ti- broom OF their machine, -rl
the Ethsns s,ucs 20 many l-o3m. ali over tlr'-
engine thst she l5o..ed like : Quaker t1aeu-pel-
iler's cart. The other companies tc-k their .r-
eines to the depot sEi made thcm-clyes i,s-se,
hut the i-rePrcssib,- E.hlz-. with ;a-
Queen Cifys, ms.et.d Up aui dora tie streets
dropped in" 81 the Pavilion, -telrel Bishops
aalke7t the pot boiling, generally. i-ieer-l-
emily Of the weather ATT T. .he 1.talH ana
Seth Wsuers lef Montpelier amid ID. cheers e.
the various other companies and the playing Of
the Queen City Band, which l..-- having laid
over" every other visiting band at il.-tl ,'i.r
end lJ.ls tlrae-isartA5 Of he playing, g.. .e.
dancing tunes oil tie way home. P.t-tly s
noiscr, j5lier,5etter nat4-eI crowd never enter
q Darlington than ths train brought, and ;ar
generous welcome Of torch Ea3 ro,sc, aaI ,.a-
roa which they received viii long he rcatut,lgl
/ by them. o. tie wl1'e the E,h-ar a-I t..-
son to be rA,isfei. They took ell t,e Vas g..
be taken plile the Westerns we've c.mre;ii f-.
They could mt expect TO take tie Ere. r..-s
swsy from company which hal two l,l %
,Ae brake. to taer one To AK j. is SO taas.i1e
az 20 require 1ae lorse to draw .le load a. .a.
/ The Westerns hsl sdre tbir- from t.e re-.4-
uing put ba, thirty men on her brakes -al
/ there 9Th. he & d.ae-ea,s The mca os t..
Western are fine fellows AMI bore tae.- to1.a
very n1l,-tly.
The Montpelier master var sl1ser, .a cE-
/ c7ythi7g except ATTENDANCE. This 1ss q. Il-,..
MT above eight tiyusszI Ba, ,le r.l
81 a-.l no rsins 90 make everything r,.r .l sell.
The programme wss promptly carried OBJ. &C. .a,
letter, SAL thcp police lesuisl &c lz' .-..- ,a-
forced Ny,a drunken fireman vas 9. .. .-.-
iur.ag he day. not single l.v vss recorded.
AM. more rsas.Sall. get, every o2e vas ss..s
dai with ,he playing I.w4s 20 l..s .1l z .-s--
tri.l u engine companies As esc- ,a-e r'-es 81
the safe Tie Queen City tslI c.v.r,I ,a,a-
selves Will glory, AMI they wee I'd. rsal .s. ls
o,oasia Their lae p'sying eas tte l'..-, .-
remsrl ir5a every one. ol the et.,slls,.az-
ton ha. as rsss-n TO lie uytsi.. a.lr.-i "a.
bsr re7rsea's-i7-s an tlos achievements --
Montpelier
''ISDuaa -ssr nay ~ sr. .Lss..
Tas trrsurem.r.s l.il our a-l the s-s. ..--
,i.us usleat s,. Adams go CELEBRATE Gil.
i--t FOURTH m I41-ti-5 -s''' were a ,
iea-i7e. sn- .'a',. 3 '-s ".s. t.i. .i f7-
'h.H- OF ,ae A.'- '-f'a.a-a. me 7.-'a
ri;,ecs composed ac:ae beat a.r o .etTa
were apqon'ei many seeks prev. -s 3, '''-ai.
the r9-Taua-3 o- ti' 1ay sri ,he VOL. Sc .'
nigh, say, r.a- --s' .-ae --- F- ''.'a.f
sud With '-1' tNr.'a" T.'-
--@at s-a-7 Nni-a -at',- e1 Tie
We celebrate f1ais we've ..',- o.
F once, spgr.g-..e services wee i'....-
coasllo- %. 'ae e.--'-r- o'a..H ta. ..
viii lGaef. g original ,Ns- f.s. gu.
which iAe --i Ial., o. ST. A.'a1t .''s
al e-y,'.c rg...-.i.a- fl ,.e e- g. s--
cuj -ilc-- %. .A..r a.Hie-.i-.ye 11s- .. -- a..-
..a.as tovus ,ai- lsi-l- tae c--a.y
r.. -.---.r- a,, most .a,-..s- i-
..---..- a,s t.-.ri.r h- -a- f.--r- .. -.l.
r57. tas ringing teIs. as.ea,.r.eI tv ..
s.lel-.r, ~ patriotic c.-rs ct .g7 a
u.ls .r.-atL.l,us" yrtla 500. .. ia-.r
4.atesl el,e Ia 3.yea vsys sd! 10 Tie ....
striking gy.- s huge t--ire vac --a-e.
daring the " wee ,ns' h.-.. vi-t. I.aI.-
c-aa. rah- breeze -ul 9az .-- --sa We
t5a Of VIA. was 20 c-ue ia t.a s;--.ei.a-
twufy-a-r degH Patriotism t.csue e-'ar-
.Ias- the voice q tle cii-.ls seemed o. te s..
f5r war, sri 81. Re.e deeply i-t-e- H..a -.e
r'lies q ihe ia5 and the Bet u-aa.-
ilw7cht,i .tae' celebrate ,-e tl--,e -i-r.g. The
morning trsins foa the sarr -riin1 lltr5
+ came IN laden vs. .l people. Tie aru ua.a -..r
sheldon cons -,,el of sixteen ,1s i4.sel F..l
country us.as,'' eags- to1e.a Land ea.a
s.. Adams opened itr public .-l.. .ui gave 5--
terts.umeut, aai a. tae trains Ga Tic Contra.