Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-01-05

AO~blEnI, anu WsTs iOuuiy enCOfeQ.
"Brrlington" was the next toast. Mayor
aselton in response referred to tho fnot
that tbis was representative gathering.
he wittily turned some of Toastmnster
Lrndon's opening remarks ard then Bpcsk-
ing seriously referred to the fact that Bur
lington's rate of taxation was low ard that
the grand list was continually iucreasing.
The successful men in our midst arc those
who huvo succeeded by their push rather
than by thoir pull The mayor said he
would refer once moro TO the board
OF trade 10y telling the story OF the boy who
got day off once Oh account OF his grand
mothers death. a year later lie asked for
another day of Tor tho same purpose and
when reminded Of tho incident OF the year
previous he remarked that sho wos still
deod. Mayor Hatelton WAS at his beet and
his remarks nero very witty.
''The Commercial Travellers assoca-
tom was the next toast, and j. II. Holton
was called up MIR. Iloltou said that he
ives one of the charter members of the AS
ISOLATION. Ito gavo short skctch OF the
associations career, saying that tic prim-
airy object of the organization was to get
acquainted with each othor. But tho asso-
citation has hslped our Wholesale trade.
This has been a favorable year for business,
with collections unusually good.
nqilIne Ton -, cnuio r was Tue next 'on''
anu lev ~ w. o. ho"er'', pastor Oh the
rrs' Dapsis' cuuFch "eS cnIeu upon 10 re-
sponu' Dr' ho"e' " sa'o tn'V sonle Oh MS
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s''"' ouy " 10
vas p'e"'ui INV" tr"' '"o =" ui ene'
wore rem'e'lpereu ih %'''eF''sS OIL th,S
hinu' ADero ""S no r'"son why IraVel-
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w. d, '"i' ''n''' O''' 'NA sN''c' IS
give" IN 4U'i'
TIE MILITARY rO~r.
About three v.a7s ago whre i, Wash.
iorton. cslsd uoon tie sscre,srv Of war
GOV. Eeiflold Proctor. md bod eoms con.
versa+ion with him IN r,rorl "a n military
ro,t mon tbe frontie,. ia shovel mo y
nan and it wa, s1g,es,ed tbnt p enot ro,r
Ess,I Junction would lac n sn;endtI nlnco
for n covoIrv uoe+ ,Tbs ss,-e.orr as;j th, +
Vermont shou,d hive somotkine Of thi,
kind. ard that r. would TAXA sh,ut 400
ocrcs oR land which would b.vs+o ba ,iya,
"a the Government A few dave rft.r nv
return home I noticed in the n,Eer Sonata
hin calling for n cavalry nos. /, Vermont
sor,oa,hore het-rco, Rnr,in,top srd Uich-
yete
l., talLipc with Dr Ir.nh .bor+ +bio
rnat,ar Il was eu,,ras,od lint tn. Ioc.ti,n a,
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