Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31

college for the army Tho war was
fought and the country saved largely by
young men now veterans. Some have
feared that when the last veteran dies the
observance Will cease. That time will
never come.
PRINCIPAL Thomas was next called upon
and acknowledged the honor of having
been invited TO speak at the public exer-
cises. He was sorry not to have been able
TO participate In the war and spoke of its
greatness
o" naiinn ~oour'fh OF the ITS Vernon,
wars and said that Whatever might be said
OF other wars, those who went to the civil
war knew Just why they enlisted. The
civil war maintained the rights secured
IN the revolution. Many went because
they could not stay at home. Conscien-
ces backed up enlistment and every step
could he justified before heaven.
II. X. Wing spoke OF the lancers men
tloned by Mayor Roberts. Many of them
went to the war
capt. II. o. Wheeler was the next
speaker. he regretted the dissertation of
the DAY but feared that some perhaps.
VINO crltlcised, paid but little attention to
tne slghihcance of July 9Th. 1t was sig
nl"caht mat attention was paid to the
day III the public schools. The spirit Of
patrIotlsrn III the SCHOOLS was very graf
lying. lhey also provide a large guam
IVY vi noWers'
zen W. IL. Dreenleaf was next called
ull"H anu responded with a GOOD story.
zen L. D feck was glad to be present
out ueplored the passing of the old Veter
an. he complimented the orator of the
Gay ana recalled some heroes, who died in
the service
u BUCK OF fairfax' VINO mas recently
removed TO TINS city, was also introduced.
ne entered the service in. the Illinois
troops as an assistant surgeon and had
If (,a1 If
THE pANot-rr
AT o'clock the veterans, their guests
and members of Company NJ sat down to
the supper given in their honor by the
Momcns Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
This annual reception and supper has
come TO be courtesy greatly enjoyed by
Stahnard POST ana those who are priv
ilesed 10 ENJOY IL with them The occd-
SION iast evening was OF the most pleas
AM character
., ne guests were welcomed by President
W. ID. ho"e OF the 1. NJ. G. n. IN Few
appiopiiale REMARKS
COMMANDER {: l.. Beach spoke OF the
neiy p'edsanl Cha,aCter or tne occasion
anu t"ahheu 'he iauieS LOT tnelr enter
'ii'cn'' NJ aSsoC'dtloii Would SOON ne
meiGonlins others, who WouIo take up the
vi go -" NJ 'lie VIZ, aus t'iu IL uo"H'
''!oi hopei 70 Saiu ne Idu SPOKEN 50
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mo.,ad n,,,,, sIo a,'u p'anan' Inns cun-
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i>.aI n,s ,h % VIZ n"ppo' JUS GU
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moro eanb Ca ' VI NV" CLIO
CanoraI pnh. A, ,
oaiInd ,,ro,, ~. 80 1,
diar for so,,, to-, ,''t al ~,
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,bav wore roca,.orv =, a. ai1 49, :. -
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corine Co.., ,b w., tI ~, 90 oI W.
WILLIE, stn,,att NJ a. -" 80 aoi Duso
in tho rarart ,,nr 49,, y, az 81 -
exrrrienco of tho of,i,ers Orr oo,,r+r,
mis-, ia rt,ht a,s,ena. -. ~. -
il right at tbe noI,a tel T., ,hn "5Ih,ars
ufe seenoed nnhIa 70 h,,,' II w t'oi5o,.ns
-. ,io'ie " MN ne peiie' gu II
did not believe in a large standinS .rmv