Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01

nous drummer boy of the Kappa |
hammock, drummed upon the drum .
which was presented him by Horace Gree /
ly for Qallantry at Fredericksburg. For
the camp fire, Major Il. v King of Phila- |
delpha gave an excellent address The
proceeds of this concert 90 toward form
ing fund for erecting n suitable mOnu- |
ment upon the &. a. X. lot in the ceme-
terry.
Hyde Park.
Decoration day was observed at Hyde
Park under the direction of Aaron keeler
Post, many being in attendance from
Eden and North Hyde Park. The pro
cession formed on the common at 1870,
headed by the Hyde Park band, followed
by the Post and then by ladies and Citi-
zens. After the ritualistc ceremony and
the decoration OF the graves the process
sion returned to the town hall and listen.
ed to very able address by Col. f. Il.
Sawyer 20. W. Stearns x Son Of John
son deposited checks in the National bank
to the amount of S53G5, the same having
been received by them for tubs shipped to
Iowa during the month Of May. George
: Cahill who has been employed by G. :.
Page as stenograpner for the past three
years has accepted a position in the Yer
mont Central office at Boston. Mr. Cahill
has made many friends during his stay
in this town who wish him much success
in his new situation.
Bristol.
/ The butter market, Saturday, was very
| quiet, and but little was brought in. Quo
| tati9ns' |? to "A cents selections, 10 cents
:...heV; = T. hayward WIZ preach ms
/ lareWell sermon at lhe AdNehl church
next Sunday evening Mr. Hayward has
made many friends during his pastOrHte,
and all regret that he is to leave Will
nam Hines cut ms leg padly laSt W NedheS-
day, Whlle choppihg wool. An attempt
Is beng made TO form base pail cluo'
Hartford.
>to,,,oriol do,. ,,.,, o,,.o,,r;.,+o1,. oh
ti,d ~, Vfo,i, ,,lo, ttPl iJirIt ian of
~ nei oi, iiU,l,,hS ,S % %1l,tei S"V os
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of i,.iIio,s ',,hpl nt.d IN
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large, evincing the fact that the Gus
tom OF paying an annual trlpute 10 the
memory OF our soldier dead mas gained 4
place III the hearts of our people, so that
1t shall sun i've when the aging veteran
snail leave II TO them TO DO hohor TO our
country's defenders. In the forenoon
there were exercises at teuechee' CoilalSi
ing OF an address by Col. stephen VI.
Plngree OF TINS town, poem by MI
, Sllckney of Ludlow and music by the
Hartford Cornet band. In the afternoon
commencing at clock, there were eN
, erclses Ht TINS place including procession
, and decoration of veterans graves, ant
an excellent address by COL George 1
: CHlIus ol - Alpdh9'
Franklin.
Decoration day was properly observed
t Saturday, under the direction of Mar,t
= Post No 50 G.. \, Il. The exercises at tn,
! town hail consisted of music by the Frank
y lin coruet band, singing 10y the choir, III
: opening PRAYER by Rev. \. I. Clark. aut
an address by Rev. + Snow. Almost tn
D entire audience went to the cemetery t,
n witness the ceremony of decorating tn
e graves of deceased soldiers. In the after
K noon similar exercises took place at Las
; Franklin, the same speaker giving the al
: dress. ... Rev. Mr.. Snow went to NOrtl
+ Troy, Monday to deliver the memorial al
|, dress at that place.
e Worthwhile.
'- ,.,,.-
;, mon Memorial services We're heIn a
:, town hau on saturday afternoon, IoS
a warner 40. T. II, A. H. attending IN
/ body. hey, Mr.. BuShee OF the Congrt
# Sttlohal church reau portion OF @crIl
: ture ana o1ered prayer rev W. II
/, Hyde, pastor or Methodist church, theI
ii presented an interesting anu approprau
: sermon On Monday AFTERNOON Ihe eN
# erclseS OF Decoration DAY were very sue
t cesslully carried out; me procTSs'4Il m q
e ,.ll.la5od 80 tbn' ca,N,o,aI,, ,,,he, IN
= graves We're decorated. after which tn
a procession marched t5~ the town ha
4 where the Hon H. II. Powers delivere
a. an Grafton
-, Windsor.
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r paper, From the Rapldan to Cold Ha
81 Dor in 1863 to large audience IN IN
town hau ihere was also music ny
st gIee club ana the W lhdSor Corhet uau'
"a On SUNDAY me NeihIIi{ni I3IIii{nii STIiliou wa
Is preached by Rev \. > mn. me churc
II ana altar We're nnely decorated WI
II lloWerS' Oh M0huay 3U ''2o a, m, VI
II nam I. racy fost ana heIlel OoriS an
u EDS" oriil Ea ,ooilS @ oi etet"i'' " ~,
"a -, H4r Sor1eO p"i'' a' @ ol d''i w. ~
- EI pLei' tC ~, y, N, n"r' aro "iu ,H fion
i Wv 7uuln p,.., h, Cn,'rat
- Rev William tireenwood' song by glt