Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-13

After a capital nights rest, the party
were I'D betimes. and after an elegant break
fast, babe good-by to the kind attentions Of
Mr.. Roessle and his gentlemanly clerk, Ar
George Holiday late of the Langham Hotel
London, and started on their return home
During portion Of the trip down the Lake
Capt Hulett resigned the helm OF the
Ganouskie into the hands Of MS daughter
who managed the wheel with the skill Of
an ancient mariner. which was accepted by
the ladies and 4 majority Of the editors, as
n new evidence of woman S true mission,
according to the new dispensation- Inc
hundred islands Of the beautiful 81. sacra-
ment soon passei from view. and It's
weird echoes died away, for by hali-past
ten Capt. Hulett mad the GanOuskie al her
wharf. and the smiling and genial Baldwin
mad his coaches loaded IN jiffy. and away
they sped after fast roadsters, back TO Lake
Cnamplain again. Mr. BALDWIN delivered
upon this trip MS enlogium upon the XVIII
oak and elm, closing with the pathetic ex-
hortarion 10 the married men of the party.
. What God hath joined together let no
man put asunder Reaching Ticonderoga
at II.3O. mine most 80 Wicker Of the Paw
hon spread MS tables with q boun1eous din
ner to winch ample justice was done. After
a brief rambie about the old Fort. from
which many relics were carried of. the eX-
cursiOnists took passage on the steamer
Adirondack, and were received by Capt.
Anderson IN his own bluff and hearty way.
, After quick run Of little over three
hours tins hne steamer made ner wharf 10
this city During the passage Capt.
Anderson exhibited the admirable di-ci-
pine Of the crews Of the steamers Of the
Champiain Transportation Co.. by suddenly
calling his men 70 quarters and mastering
them at the pumps Upon their arrival
here the party were at once driven 10 the
American and Van Ness douse. az which
latter hotel the Sherman Coruet Band Of
W Ino0ski serenaded them early 10 Inc even .
INC. Mr. Cam Of Rutland making O clever
little speech IL response 70 the attention a.
vel as the excellent music. AZ the closlu-
business meeting On the Oanouskie. Fri
nay forenoon. there we-e in-eresriu-
speeches upon the abolition of the fruukine
privilege and other postal matter. ty hon
e W Willard AM Messr-. Atkins.
" heelock. Cobb, Benedict and Poland.
Inc following resolution. introduced bs .
denry Clark. Es4 . Of the Rutland G.o.e. .
vas unanimously adopted
hes9lus4 That the Vermont Editors an
publishers Association hereby tender It's
hearty thanks o. the citizens of Burlington
10 the proprlstors cf the American H1re
ND b an Ness House Of thar city. On Can't
'lagg. Of the steamer Vermont Jau- An
ers0u. % tne steamer Adirondack Capt
tuierr, 0t Tie steamer Gau0usEle. and On
be otncers Of the CnamDlaIn Transport
ION Company. and NermOut Contra and
'assumpslc railroads. anu Co Nj. hoess-e OF
ne Fort William Henry uota. for tne
9urteslas extended % the Association. and
men nave made tnel- reunion an ey-
ursl1n So pleasant ana agreeable.
Inc reunion closed FRIDAY evening with O. .
scepuon given By q. G. Benedict az
is residence on futile street % the mem
srs Of the Association and their friends.
the number Of two hundred. the Sherman
and adding much 20 the enjoyment Of the
'casl11, ry the Performance Of severn
yeet and familiar air.
OR brethren Of the press lefr Saturday O..
-. for tne-r homes. ana we wish them al O.
easant return 90 the scsnas Of tnozs ez-
ting laD1-s. respite from which. even
? q Few cays. IS biessel sunshine CD the
.It0r s life