Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-19

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Commander II. Fl. Smith Post, G. A. r.,
Stowe Vermont
Mrs Mckinley acknowledges with CRATE
full appreciation the tender expressions of
sympathy extended to her in her sorrow.
White House, Washington, April 10, %
The men of the great Civil war not mere
j., saved the Union, but by their lives af-
forwards taught the no less difficult lesson
of civic duty This nation will stand OF
fall accordingly as it shows that it has
learned or has not learned Alright the les
son of their efforts
Theodore Roosevelt
White House, Washington, May q, 90
My Dear Sir
enclose note to be put in the corner
stone. 1t is simply a tribute to the men OF
'6l. Sincerely yours,
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. RI. G. Thomas,
Stowe, Vermont.
Enclosure.
White House, Washington, May 90 02
Doing the duty well Is what counts"
Theodore Roosevelt.
White House, Washington. May 10, '02
My Dear SIR
Your favor Of the 10th instant has beer
you by direction of the President for the
use in the direction you indicate, the en-
closed sentence taken from his speech de-
livered on Saturday, May II. at Arlington
National cemetery upon the occasion OF
the reburial of Ma jor- General Rosccrans
Very truly yours,
Geo. 3. Cortelyou
Secretary to the President
Commander H. G. Thomas,
Stowe, Vermont.
Enclosure.
COMMENCEMENT AT GODDARD.
The 33d annual commencement of God
dard Seminary will be held from June 20 to
-. The programme is as follows: Sum-
day, June %, 1880 a. M, class sermon, Dr.
-. Coleman Adams Hartford; Monday
June 25, 200 p. m, class day exercises; 800
p. M, commencement concert; Tuesday
June q, $50 m, annual trustees meeting
alumni day. grand reunion of all the me NJ
bers of the Alumni association, which oc
ours once in 10 years. 1t is expected that
members from each class will be present
1880 a. M, alumni exercises Grafton, A. w
Dana. $50; poem, Rachel Robinson, '97
12:D p m, Alumni banquet in tent or
school campus: 500 p. m, class reunion al
the homes of resident alumni; 500 p. M
prize speaking in opera house; Wednesday
June 70, 1000 a. m, graduating exercises
$50 p m, alumni ball game: 500 p. m
reception by the teachers and class of 1902
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"N" i-> N@AI r'f-o III lNAMEN.
United States District Attorney j. l.
Martin of Erattleboro made sensational
capture of three Cinnamon on the night eX.
press train between Brattleboro and Soutl
Vernon early Tuesday morning, says the
Messenger He boarded the Springfield
coach to go to Greenfield and upon enter
ing ii he noticed three Cinnamon curlec
up on me seats: suspecting that they were
nese exclusion laws, he asked for theil
identification papers which they failed tc
produce. Mr. Martin found that the Chi
namen held railroad tickets from Water
bury to New York city and assuming tina
they were smuggled into the country from
Canada he took the celestials into custod,
and caused them to he sent to Brattleborc
and committed to iail to await trial for be
ing unlawfully in the United States Tn,
train upon which the Cinnamon were fount
was No. leaving Montreal at $40 D. IN.
and Waterbury shortly after midnight. III,
Chinamen We're probably carried in team
night express.
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rolSONED 81 CHEESE.
| Several people in Woodstock have beer
made seriously i'll recently by eatin.
cheese, says the Messenger Wednesday
The family of Allen Eastman, consistin,
of his wife and child, two guests and ;
man in his employ. ate cheese The whol,
six became violently ill., Mrs. Eastman
and child were taken i'll at the court hous,
and two physicians were hastily summon
| ed. The hired man was found living fl
riie paln ana mr.. Eastman was takei
Last week six in the family of Lewis Hud
son We're i'll in the same manner.
Wac ,o
! was r'f LEANS OLD.
1 John Hanrahan of White River Juno
l ton, supposed to be the oldest individ,,a
4 in town, died Sunday at the age of IN
years, says the Landmark. He was bor,
! in county Galway, Ireland. and has live,
at the junction since 1863 He leave
i eight children his wife having diod h.
f r ne nl'sia,eu , TO this country. The las
I blindness The funeral services we're hel,
I at st. Anthony's Church Tuesday nlornin,
u and the large attendance showed the es
teen in which the deceased was held
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4 HtN "a ii'hi LED HOLD VI.
n As l.. C. Lowell was driving alone A.
kinson street. Bellows Falls about mil
night Sunday. a man with a grin in HI
j hand stepped out of the drivewav 1eodin,
II to c. T. Robertson's harm and said "II,l'
| on here [ have been laviup, for Won fo
some time" saws the Times Mr. Love,
! told him TO go TO and bit hie borsa a cu
with his hin. The man made a nass az ~
horses head but missed his n,,rnnsa Al,
I Lowell thinks 1t possible that he was on