Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-09

comparison with the Troy companies. Capt. I
Drew bore superb and costly bouquet, a
graceful present to him from Mrs. Il. Il.
Griffith, which vas greatly admired.
Asthe procession passed tie Read steamer /
house thirteen paper balloons were sent up |
by members Of that company. marked with /
the names of the companies in line, one Tor I
each Troy company, one for the Ethan |
Allen Company, ore for the Adelphi Club I
of Gloyersyills. and one, thirteen feet high'
FOR Chief Ingram
The companies passed in review at the
Court House before Mayor Kemp and the
Fire Commissioners Of Troy, ainked by
Mayor Blodge.t and the Burlington guests.
The line Of march was very long, and II the
day had been hot and dusty some the men
would probably have dropped. As !. was,
cur boys generally allowed that they
would have been williog to dispense win
the las, FIVE miles Of the eight.
THE BANQUET
vas given a. $50 in the evening. at the
American House. Three long tables filed
the dining hall, and were filed with guests
Hon. D. ". Tuthiil, auditor OF the Ne"
York Central and na1sJn River roads. pre-
sided with much dignity, and among the
prominen. citizens of Troy present. were
Mayor Kemp, Hon NJ |. Townsend. Jesse
L. Anthony Supervisor Eten Reynolds, Fire
Commissioners &. T. Marray, Il 3. Rankin,
Edward Murphy, Capt. Sage Of tie Wash
ington Volunteers. ox-ChIet Noble, Col.
Steenbergh. ex Chief Myers Of West Troy,
Charles Warner. ex-Mayor Carroll, ex-
! County Treasurer Gleason, Alderman Lam
don, Engineers Ingram. Green and Lane.
and Supt A. D. Collins. The tables were
handsomely spread, and loaded with sub
stantiais ard deieacies. We copy half Of
the bill Of fare. the remainder, devoted to
relisAes. vegetables, dess-rr- FRUIT, etc.
being equally boGntifal:
soup-Oyster.
Trout. Boiled. Anchovy Sauce, lobster Boiled,
B ,!edETongue Westpial'a HIM. Turkey Oyster
sausc, Chic-ea, Celery SAGE Les ". Mutt with
6old D.shss-rrs.4eI Cola 9s-i. Beef Tgusua,
T TrosteI II In, ,h, So, So. --i'
Hosst 10 n q Lsub Mat saucc. Har. Cham
! pagnp Sauce, th cS-n P.siu; tt.cLea, uFrttr
/ S SArol' 49, - - 1885,
Rsmoyes-scaliors. Fried. Porter House ste,F.
Broilsd, Madeira Sauce, oj'-sis' Raw so'l-ciel
| UyE,sf.. Oysters, r. ell
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BY Inc tic, q nei-hbolsood, Of trase and We nay
easrg. o5' and en.srp7in ctisns are natives u
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Troy, Tor they ere To be ,uld wherever ,reat en-
~ one tals lasay .. our ar 81 anu best hotels
wee Ian y people iIIm m I We Is s
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49, p 'sce coa.d keep hstsl .: h. rlHtsi t..
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s.aslssss Of Bar,inE.o.. We tsndesyou our TANKS
ioE -. honor > d "a Is N .anias u y the p-a
eaiy {. welcome - to Ms more private AID
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,I,hout hs.riaya..5I sssecs II. is in
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seems & have lost none OF LIS cd power. I
We are g,ai that lie i going % Congress. !
Their i.-1 a,pi. ths-ie VIII hc no-,iro+-
q y '-o - p-''l'-'u CIV 11'''0n o. inc
sixteenth Ne~ f1Ik District, which meets I
next Tn-.lsv and i as syr, +, b.
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nv 80
MS sraecl. Il; eTJ"eI Ms Animation oI
President Grant. aLi his ccrfIeuce in Lim.
lie slirI,i Z, tie standing of this e,un,rv
, :4
among Inc nations lie S'-'- DC ,'''- '-anked
uJd many Tunes IN the ia~- Twelve Years i9r
han Allen lie told tie story Of Oh /
E.l4,'s s,,,,,-,,-,er. to ,l,. r-.i, ,-i.,,,.,,
IL 20 y loA As-ii15 and gave new
version Of bis demand for the surrender Of
Ticorfer.ga which he SAID no On. from, q
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81. saw "'-i'' Wa 1e-
Mall lt ~ i-Y own n-McaLc 10 TIE name Of
Vermont, and IS - III have IL This
version, We suspect viii ROT superc,dc the
old one in history Ia VA frrorcr,,l,. ,,,i
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The second toast
The .,s OF Vermont. the loasteeEth star IN the
eonsteiaton.'
Was responded 10 hy judge TYLER. who
said it Wa. a rather trying position to pat
any man to follow the last speaker lie had
well PORTRAYED the character Of the Green
Mountain Boys. Vermont Is a small State.
but the pure air Of its mountains imbaed rs
its esrly settlers with tie lovcCffreedorn and
has infused the love Of liberty into her
whole people. Il is allowed to be good
STATE 10 b. born in and after that inpor-
tant process, 1t j. generally conceded that it
Is important to secure good neighbors. Yer ,
mont, although small State, i-a- large a.
any u and down. lLanrhter Vermont
ala not want 70 be either a part Of New
i toIA Of Ne" b I'm snIFe. q we're con
1eoted ID rs oetHeel our good neighb3rs {
on NJ ei,ae f h1nl IL 3 n haze the Adroadaeks
n. bonc tbat yood f,oiin, Lct-ro,,
will last as long a. there Is drop Of water
in the lake that flows between them r
The t-ird toast,
Tho state O. New York;