Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-15
NOTABLE vERMoNTERs IN CHICAGo.
who they arc-Whcrc they Come From
what they are Doing, and How
they 30 il Here in Chicago

who they nrc-Whcrc they Come From
what they are Doing, aud How
they 10 ii Here in Chicago.
tCorrcsuondcncc of the Darlington Free prcss)
rutc,,n Ana, : ISL Nrrmoutcrs here
i, Cbic,,,u nf all un,tins hnvr had and
will ho,r an upuurtruity to meet some of
their friends who still live in Vermont,
here in Chicugn This summer. This is the
,"Conyeutinu city' for this wear. mt least.
in Chicogn The two GREAT uotional poll
ficnl conventions have Gathered and sew
er.l of less consequence will gather here
this wear. Vermont has been and will he
renrnsanted i'm nearly if moi MI of them.
II gives their friends and acuuaintances
here pleasure to meet them and do all in
their power to entertain them and make
their stay here agreeable. presume
those who come here from Vermont, per
haps for the first time. discover that the
characteristics and ppculiarities of Yer
mont and New England bred people have
made an indelible impression upon the
habits, customs. business ami morals ol
this city, which bears So dlotlhctlNelN tine
New England cast, which has NerGcd from
common centre, rs II were INTO 'lIc an
most innumr@hlc paths III tdllcallullal'
social and commercial life here. lheI
may discover here in detail the diversified
influence OF lndividulli>m II lheN go
among orr professional an" -r''" ""Ni
ness meh-the New England impress Is
apparent. ON every >luc. |" tIir careful anu
close observer "t Such Things. Inc ''"o
New England type i NOT N'''l' n,l' Ill d
moul1led form II lN-hrui"lVlcu' l'era-
lied ana cmphaslIt". In no city III the
west Is tins New England lndlNld'lallsHl
more marked Ill ITS effects IMAM mere ana
no city are theft |" tie seen NucI l"S'lh-
monuments Whlch point I" 'ne iIue'l'c
OF personal effort OF New EhElan" genius
as mere. IL l. seen ana lelt Ill every pri'llch
of trade ANA industry and in all phases "i
society
But purpose i'll tins letter TO give fur-
ther plea>antrieS ami facts about former
\ermontrrN now III lineage ana lrN' make
mention OF.
Melville {. Eamc>.
Another Ner,nouter who has won sic
noes l,.,, j., f,I,i,..,,,. l. ,t,l,.i1I. = E,,,...
III. ~ - Wv ~
a man prlhclplc i what ne lives l'r' anu
he who WcdS himself to a principle and
an honest purpose. no matter what calling
ba ,,,,. fIi,,,. Inv III, f,ur,l,ti,,, ,f 81,
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true HE. aud II he persist III the course
he has formulated for himself j. almost
certain to develop Il true and generous
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rs Iuic' the result "l mere cHtIi'' or
good fortune il i something which must
be schrnc,l. laborrd and sought for The
man vbn IN, n,ti,.,t n.r..v.r,ucn ur,lu-
~ TO-, '1 ,'''..''',
lv exrcntrd nlou. .ncrr.ds in and dpn,rt-
ment or aVocatiuu. will he found. upon an
alysis to he n man of a character some
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"h'' ""''N' ''' -''''' '','00 VI ''.''
nmety-three per cent "l Wloih' II Is sald'
fail in one way or another, of success i'll
essential rcSprcts. These statements will
;nd;,,,o ,L, r.,o,l,,. h,,,t how. N.Ivill.
- ~ ~
- failles mus a''alhtu 10 success ne aS
born i'll Milton. thittenden county, ON
March 10th. 1884. His father is the Rev.
.Iosenh Ea,ues formerly - Nethodist cler
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