Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-25

Lieut. j A Stafford, stowe; Gen C f Branch
Nj d. Newport; Col c Kinsman, Rutland:
Hon Hugh Henry, Chester; Capt S E Burn
ham, Rutland: Rev } S Tupper, Swanton;
Gov John l. larstow, Shelburno; Capt
Charles Parker, Versennes; Chap
lain John f Goodrich, Burlington;
Chaplain + NJ Haynes, Rutland;
Or ID W Smead. Lieut. A Beach, Essex
Junction. Col L A Woodbury., Capt II
Wheeler, Burlington; Col G Butteraold,
Derby; Col j II Goulding, Rutland; Col
Willard Harrington, st Alban, Capt Ed
ward Dewey, Thomas Dewey, Montpelier;
Capt r h Arms, Burlington; Col joel G
Baker, Rutland; Hon Henry Ballard,
Major G. S Blodgett, Capt George +
Davis; Can't II $ Foster, L S A.;
Capt W II Humphrey EsseX junction;
Col + W Jewett, Swan:on; Col j . Living
ston, Montpelier; Lieut. l. Marsh, Enos-
burgh Falls; Capt l. W Shedd, Montpelier;
Col George O Tyler, Burlington; Major A
b Valentine, Bennington; Capt IL Il Wing,
Burlington.
The bill Of fare wns C. fine ono and the
service in coursea was all that could have
been desired, rejecting great credit upon
Mine Hosts Clark and Woodbury..
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sung by the University quartette. consist
ing of +. N. Knights. Ii. j. Kilbourne, f.
j. Armstrong and w. ". Griilltbs
Commander Henry delivered brief ad-
dress of welcome. in tho course of which he
tpolle of the progress that had been made
by the Vermont commanIery. 1t now
contains inst 100 members and Gen. Henry
so;d If tho r,er,her, did t1eir dutv IL ,v,ul1
ho no,sib,. 10 renort l5O me, nj tbe rext
moofirc
Tho cor,ran,Iar announced that the frat
santiment was "Onr Stste--yormoot ),
If wns evnected that Gov. f'ulIar would
sn,.l, for ,,o Stats hut he v,s unsvoidah,v
absent ,u1 Col II Goulliny secretorv
~ ci,.n and ,,irit.rv ofToirs woo ,,l,sI ,non
to onsal. CJ Go,,di,u arnre sed tho GOV.
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ont La 1or5 oIo1t n ,,s,a,sI vino had soma
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.han ir+.ol,,.,1 Noior.Ca, Io,vorI u,ho
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Gen. Henry, Comra-sS ana Companions:
never thln% OF Vermont without think
ing OF thoae carry DAYS ana th0Se eX, Ell
ehces IN connection "I'h the ~i vermont l.
cLIAe up LeEe a ie" years ago ana J me
Il numpar OF the members OF the "a er'
mont "ith wIoM IhIu'eed IN many
peasant "reminiscences remsm Der tue
"a Nermont "en-Co' nlte com uaha'aS'
w. '''un l"'u' "'"Joi Joy oe anu o'her''
tnou3uV S'ea' ueai ol Vne Regimen T.
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"urg' A'ter Oo'' rector became secretary
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Ner'a'on Wnich US nau win "eh' Ht'hNar'
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ih,er'S'eu n'"' eAcIe''h+ y
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ue''ysourE' he U'u roU EeAIl 'hs I'M
por'aNce ol 'he po.'Hoh occupied until II
''S''eu '"e Is'N WI" zen Lon 5't'o4u an
others lhst summer re sa'l that
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hank IRE whlcA StGHhard mon pouie4 IL
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the sea IN 4eOi' 4uey heSan at 1u-
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