Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-12
A DAY WITH BISHOP HALL.
HIS WARM WELCOME TO VERMONT
DESCRIBED BY AVISITOR.
Tho Work OF tho Episcopats-Bishop
Halls Happiness In His New Sur
roundings About
Christian Unity.

The numerous friends of Rt., Rev. a. C.
A. Hail. bishop of Vermont will be interest
ed in the following from the Boston Tran
script.
Bishop Hall has so many friends in Bos-
ton and it's vicinity that the story of a day
recently spent with him may not be with
out interest. The writer had not seen him
but once since his conservation as bishop
and was hardly prepared to find him so
greatly improved in personal appearance
He has grown somewhat stouter and has a
much more healhtful look than he had
when SO driven with hard work as a parish
clergyman in Boston. Besides this the ex-
change for the dingy apparel of the so
ciety of which he was then member for
a clerical costume of another kind is a
decided gain.
His very evident enjoyment of the work
of his new position has also something to
do with all this, for he is Il very happy
man, and with good reasons too. for being
happy. First of all he has been warmly
welcomed to Vermont, not only by his own
clergy and the lay people of the Episcopal
Church, but by Nermonters in general
They have recognized as a man of force
and sincerity, and have taken him into
their hearts. Then Vermont is delight
full diocese. It has a number of interest
ing parishes and missions, and is steadily
growing For a considerable part of the
year its scenery is surprisingly attractive.
In fact, for all the year it is grand, only
its winters are pretty sharp.
1t amazes one who goes there OCCASION
ally to see how rapidly its choice neighbor-
hoods are being occupied by the summer
resident. The shores of Lake Champlan
swarm with Cottagers, and many a more
quiet nook has become the resort of the
of tboea r,,,r,ar ',,ao,,Io orc ,,oseassad ~
great wealth and buiId themselves COR
reo1e homes rha nils bocL ~
burlington are occunied with bouees that
coe+ ,,5arv tboueords ~ do1,ars ao,,ol 20
/ soroe of tho more u,idolv lynou,p Navnort
buildirgs
! orn of Tho b,,;,dars ne -, ero rosidorco
IN tho Rurlin,tor bii1s a,,hi,o 400 nro,,,do1
/ tho biebo, tic ,onans To-, constrnctirer n
now Eniscona1 rasida'ca ~, tho sito ~ Tho
old ono formerly occnnied NV risbon Hon
lirs Tho rl.rs 1,ore drown Lv AZ r'lin-
son etureis If 2oston and Tho rosuit is a
structure tbn+ 10 ae conveniert ,s II is
unioue II is built Of brick and is ci,ito
,iair Il, i+s o,torin,. iut ~ arra,,arop,o,+
If the interior is s,Icb "a oniv a bisbon vho
knew What he wantnd ond on architact
Who had Still .,,G ,,ood tos+a oo,I1d nrol
duco
/ va, er+or Nv, door Il, tho ,,,iddlo of oro
side NJ the b,jldinC and Gnd vo''reaIf in =
1onc hroad 800, ,,sj.b ~ oraa. &c ,1a,, on
/ ,,cgjto ~ d,o,o 7, a., % 80 aI,,. H.. ~.
! y f,reat ,,anoro,,s i,,,ra roo,,, ,'i+b cor,Y
fortat,e btsr chairs and . lonr o,i, tahIe
or ~, o,,o sil}a is tb1 bisha,7,s st,,d,, ava
onart,er ont froro tbis &c 80 1ihro,,, Sor,e
lii,r.ry ROOM, in,.ita no ,ist+nr 70 = oasii,l
iools otbors s,,rses+ tbo u,isb ,i,ot o,,n
n,igb+ snond on Lo,,,. or 90 IN 1oo1,inc o1,er
tbe hooks TIT arnoo1s 70 ,,o,, - sit dov.,,
ord et,v an da,. - T., 10. hard 10 f,ro,,
a student forgat.i,,a o,.a,, ,ba dirro,. hour
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I,ut tho most raecirating nart of the
,.hoIo b,,i,,1i,,1r T., ~ itttIa oba,,ol ~, the
second Noor i is handy finished vet fo,
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arranead thot tic sanrod uees ara NJ c,c,
us,aastod as I.o,, ontor II
81 of tbo oxneneo of 6ttipc, - ~, y,o,
nlacad IN no bishor,s bo,ds h,, son,a of hi,
EneIisb rri6pds os no vas 1ooyines tbnr,
IN come 70 Amo,.ico for thn coneocra+ion
Rnynnd mo hazel - tbe hJshon,s eIeo,.
inc room Tbnra ie nntbinr i,,xurioife
! aho,,t tbot excort tho booutifr1 views FROM
IFS Windows A rlain iron bedgtead a hsre
moor a chair or. two and - tabIo--roarI,
any moor n,,iest has 80 qood room
An tho eIoening rooms have tho samr
sipnlicitv There arc quite q nunoher nj
them for tho hiebon has his chanIain arr
sevnraI tbeoIos,ica, students residing VIII
hin, and now oH1 then yarione cIa,,oa.
Guests
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housc after a most hooutjfuI drivo alora
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miles hevond tho railway s,atio,, no four[
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students IL, Hool,er. "tba iIdicioue uooI,
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