Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY ORATORS.
Speakers Before the Various G. A. r. Posts
In Xermnnt Next Saturday.


MEMORIAL DAY ORATORS.
Speakers Before the Various G. A. r. Posts
In Vermont Next Saturday.
The following Memorial day orators are
announced:
Arlington--Rev. NJ. L. Severance of Bon
ninston.
Barnet-Rev. Thomas Teller Of Groton-
Barre-Major Josiah Grout of Derby
Barton Landing-Rev. y. F. Rowland of
Barton Landing.
Bellows Falls-Henry Ballard of Bur-
llnSton.
Bennngton-J. x. Batchelder of Ar
lineton.
Bennington Centre-Rev. c. b. Lawson
Bethel-Rev Seward Robson of Ran
dolph.
Brandon-Rev. W. s. Smart Of Brandon
Brattleboro-Col. G. w. Hooker OF Brat
tleboro.
Bristol-Hugh Henry Of Chester
Burlington--Ex-Gov. W. p. Dillingham;
OF Waterbury.
Cabot-Rev. J. A. Dixon OF Cabot.
CastletoD-Col J. G. Baker of Rutland.
Chesterfield. j. n. Goulding of Whining
ton
Craftsbury'-Rev. f. j. Ranslow Of Swan
ton.
Dummerston-Rev F. NJ. wiswen Of
Putney.
East Barre-w. A. Lord OF Montpelier.
East Concord-S. p. Streeter OF Ver-
eennes.
Enosburgh Falls-col. F. D. Proctor Of
Proctor
Essex Junetion--Rev. z. f. Herrick of
Milton.
Fairfax-Rev A. B. Blake of Fairfax.
Gaysville-Col ]. II. Lucia of Montpe-
Her.
cilover-Capt A. W. Davis of White
Grafton-Rev. G. w. Perry OF North
Chester.
Hardwick-G NJ. Powers OF Morrisville.
Higheate-Col. Willard Harrington of
ST. Adams
Hinesburgh-Col. p. p. Sawyer Of Hyde
Park.
Huntinrton-F. r. Debervillc OF Burline-
tcn
Jacksonville-Rev r. c. T. Mckenzie of
Brattleboro
Jnmaca-Rev. S. sE. Frohock OF SPRING
field, Mass.
Johnson-M. L. Powell OF Burlington.
Lincoln-Cot p. L. Morgan OF Rutland.
nville-Congressm W. W. Grout
OF Barton.
Manchester-Rev. W. A. Warner of Paw
let.
McIndoes Falls-s. B. Page of Woods
VILE y. n.
Mddlebury-Rev. r. f. Margraf OF Bel
lows Falls.
Mlton-M. S. Page of Essex Junction.
Montgomery-Rev.W w. S. Jenne of South
Troy.
Montpelier-Col. r. II. Powell of Bur-
lington.
Morrisville-R. W.. Hulburd of Hyde
Park.
Newbury-Rev. II. T. Barnard.
New Haven-D. J. Foster OF Burlington.
Newport Centre-M. ". Farman of West
field.
North Bennlngton-R. b. Tozer Of Ben
ninston.
Pittsford-Col. r. r. Morse Of Proctor.
Pomfret-Rev. M. r. Morrill, Of Wood
stock
Poultney-Rev. II. ]. Banker of Proctor.
Putney-Rev. II. D. Maxwell of Bratte
boro.
Brandon
Rendsboro-Rev. r. C. T. Mckenzie of
Brattleboro.
Richford-Gen. w. W. enry OF Burling-
ton.
Rutland-Rev. Henry Gordon of Cola,
N. Y.
saxton's River-Prof II. c. Bristol OF
Saxtons River.
Sharon-Rev. Andrew Gillies of Wbihc
River Junction.
Springheld-E. b. Flynn of Sprlngneld.
stannard-Mr. Burbank OF Walden.
st. Albans-Rev. e, M. Haynes of Rut-
land.
St, Johnsbury-B. Fl. sanborn OF Dos
ton.
Stowe and Waterbury Centre-Porter II.
Dale, Island Pond.
swanton-Rsv. George Scott of Atkinson.
N. Fl.
Vergennes-Col. A. A. Hall or ST. AL
bap-
Waitsfeld-z. S. Stanton of Roybury.
Waterbury--Frank Pluhniey OF North
neld.
Watervile--R. A. Waterbury OF John
| son.
West charleston-Rev. G. o. Howe of
| Newport.
We.tford-Capt. II. o. wheeler of Bur-
lington.
west Rutiand-Rev. NJ. carmody of
Bristol.
Weypridge-Rev. L. A, Bigelow Of Bris-
toll.
White River Junction--Rev. IT. L. Allen
| OF Henniker, N. III. W"
| Williamstown-W. W. Lapoint of Barre.
| Wilmington-C. NJ. Russell Of Whining
| ton.
Wolcott-Mayor II. S. Peck Of Burlington.
The people have long since learned that the
most disagrecable medicines arc not ncces-
sarily tho best In tact, as a rulo, thoy are
not. What Is wanted 10 something mild and
sure. such rs Chnmberlsin's Colo, Cholera
and Dinrrhoca Remedy. That Is really pleas.
ant to take when reduced with water and
sweetoned. Then 1t is acknowledged every
whore to be tho most successful remedy in
tho world for bowel complaints. Ask any
number Of druggists for the best remedy they
havo for dlarrhoea and fully nine out Of ten
Will recommend Chsmbcrlain's. In speaking
Of thib medicine, Mr., B. q. Butfum Of Friends
vile, eusquehanns Co., Pa, says; I'VE have
used 1t In our family for pain In tho stomach.
colo and diarrhoes and found II to be most