Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-12
VERMONTERS AT MINNEAPOLIS.

Arrangements for the Entertainment of
Visitors to the National Convention.
The following announcement will explain
itself:
The Vermont Association OF Minnesota,
located at Minneapolis has determined to
entertain all Nermonters attending the ma
tional republican convention. For use dur
ing the convention the Northwestern Guar
anty Loan company of Minneapolis, in rec
ognition of its stockholders from Vermont
has generously placed at the service of the
Vermont association its directors room and
tho ono adjoining Nos. 1908 and 1005D
These rooms are centrally located aud easily
accessible and it is believed they will prove
a very delightful headquarters for all Yer
montcrs.
On account of the great numbers that
will attend the convention, it will he dill
cult, if not impossible, to secure agreeable
rooms in the hotels of the city For that
reason Minneapolis Nermonters have re-
solved to open their houses to visitors from
their native State. To aid the work of
making assignments for board and lodging
and to be of any other service to those Wis.,
iting Minneapolis during the convention a
committee of reception has been selected.
This committee is comprised of gentlemen
who have come from different parts of Yer
mont and it is believed that from it every
Nermonter who proposes to attend the con-
vention can select u personal acquaintance
Certainly any member OF the committee
will take great pleasure III aiding visitors in
securing accommodations. Those who in.
tend coming will please address, at an early
date, any member OF the committee whose
names and city addresses appear b1low. 1t
is the aim to show that Minneapolis is n
good place for the convention and that Yer
monters vii! find themselves at home at a
republican gathering.
For those who prefer hotel accommoda-
tiors can doubtless be secured at st. Paul
aud Lake Minnetonka. At all events the
members of the committee viii do their best
to secure such accommodations whenever
application is made to them
The Guaranty Loan building where the
Vermont headquarters Will be is only five
minutes walk from the railway depots, and
| 10 minutes walk from the exposition build
ing in which the convention is to be held
| The time from st. Paul to Minneapolis by the
railways is % minutes and there are between
! 10 and 80 trains each way daily. BY cleo
trio trains, which runs between the cities
every five minutes, the trip can be made in
10 minutes. Lake MiAnetonka is reached
by either of these railways in 80 minutes.
All mail addressed to visiting Nermonters
may lie sent in care of the Vermont associa-
ton of Minnesota. room 1905 Guaranty
Loan building, Minneapolis, MINI. Thus
letters will be delivered within 4S hours
after leaving Vermont.
Committee as follows:
Addison County-R. B. Langdon, 401
Nicolet avenue; T. j. Davenport PIG Bank
OF Commerce building; W. Il. Cray, Loan
! and Trust building
Bennington county-F. w. Booth, $40
Guaranty Loan building; NJ. B. Davidson,
sos Third avenue south.
| Caledonia county--H. c. Beldcn, 1923
Guaranty Loan building; II. f. Fletcher,
500 New York Life building; W. S. Street
err, - Guaranty Loan building; p. d.
| Mcmillan, S!1 Southeast Seventh street; j.
b. Gillian, 1893 Guaranty Loan building.
Chttenden county,. w. Griffin, 924 Guar
anty Loan building; George B. Lane. 401
Nicolet avenue; Dr. |. ID. Ager, 40i Fourth
avenue southeast; !. II. ShattucG, Nicollet
House; c. W. Drew, BIZ Second avenue
south.
Essex county,, NJ Bartlett, 32i Henri
pin avenue.
Franklin couuty--H. NJ. Farnham.
Temple Court; Nj. p. Hawkins 12S Clifton
avenue; Armstrong Taylor, SIS Guaranty
Loan building; +. h. Clement $40 Guar
auty Loan building.
Grand Isle county-Summer Ladd, 81
| WCols block
Lamoile couuty-R. C. Benton, 1904
Guaranty Loan building; II. d. Wood, POS
East Twenty street. II. G. Thomas
3lGj Nicol.at nveuUr.
Orange county-M. ii. Sessions, ?l1
Rochester block; DR.. Samuel Keith, 1896
Nicollet avenue; DE-. u. NJ. Goodwin, 81
Syndicate building.
Orleans county, 4. j. Marsh, 324
Hennepin avenue; G. {. Leland No.
Colum block; George b. Young, l03'
Guaranty Loan building.
Rutland county,. c. Dunn, G3 Loar
and Trust building; j. b. Phelps, 100 Tenn