Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-24

G. A. Hall, u. D., Protestant Tpisco-
pal bishop of the diocese Of Vermont
welcome to Vermont, Gov. q. n.
Prouty: welcome to Burlington, the
Hon. Z. Burke mayor; remarks
tho Gov. Charles Il. Hughes Of New
York: address. the RI Hon. James
Bryce, British Ambassador; remarks,
NJ. Jusserand, French ambassador;
remarks. the Hon. Rudolph Lernieux.
postmaster-general Of Csnada poem,
Bliss Carmen; remarks the Hon. Will
liam II. Taft, President Of tho United
States.
1900 m--Review Of parade by President
Taft and Governors Hughes and
Prouty.
100 p. m.-Yhincheon to presidential
party and ambassador1al and ofticial
guests at the Ethan Allen club.
2:3o .. m.-Indian pageants at water
front.
500 to 600 p. m.--Reception at Algonquin
club.
$50 y. n.---Banquet at university eymna-
slurn, with full post-prnndial features.
$50 p. m.-Indian pageants at water
front.
FRIDAY. JULY O.
Merehar,-' cay when special trading
Inducements will be mnde by the
principal stores to out-of-town guests.
Morning-Hit the Trail TO the Great
Ferart shows; airsh,p ascension; drills
and formations at Camp Governor Proury;
Great Vermont Exhibit
ACKNOWLEDGING sion Of a,rship. fast
trotting races at the burlington Driving
club track; The Trail where the Great
Ferari Wild Animal and Feature shows
the feature OF the jamestown EXPOSITION
will make a bewildering city of wonders
and surprises; First Regiment, Vermont
National Guard, at Camp Governor
Prouty.
Evening-Carnivsi and confetti night NJ
The Trail: attraction Mt The strong
theatre; Greater Vermont Exhibit at the
Armory with colored stcreopticon views
OF Nermont's scenic wonders and natural
resources
SATURDAY. JULY TO-
1000 a. m.--Cnveiling Of n tablet 70
the memory OF the soldiers Of the
War of 1912 on the main building
of the University of Vermont
which was used az barracks for
troops In the second war against
England
The tablet will be presented by Mrs.
C. S. r. Jenne OF Brattieboro, state
president of the Society Of the Daurh-
tors Of 1912. and will be accepted on
the part Of tho University of Vermont
by President NJ. II. Puckham. An ad-
dress. entitled "1S12." will be deliver
cd by Mai General Oliver Otis How
ard, L. s A., retired
II
Great Ferari Shows. the show city, at
The Trail
AFTERNOON
Airsh!p ascension. Fera-i's Wonder
City, at The Trail
GOVERNORS DAY.
At state camp ground. three and
one-half miles northeast of BurlinE-
ton. on trolley line to Essex Junction.
GENERAL ORDER OF EXERCISES
FORENOON.
Regular camp routine and sanitary
inspection.
Guard mounting.
battalion and regimental drill.
AFTERNOON
Review by Governor Prouty and
stan.
breaking camp and pitching shelter
tents.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
Persons desiring accommodations
during the week Of the celebration
should communicate with Charles f.
Allen secretary Of the executive COM
miftee. Those proposing to come to
burlington by automobiles should
write r. a. Brodie. secretary OF the
Burlington Automobile club. For ban
quet tickets write w. J. Riselow
chairman of banquet committee. For
seats on the grandstand write John
J. Nhalen, The Strong
burlington Is making large prepara-
tions for a great number OF guests
and will try to make their stay com
Portable and enjoyable Lodging,
should be engaged as early az post
BILE. Provisions will be made for the
care of automobiles In special quartz
fol that purpose. All the churches
of the city will be open each day dur
ing tercenenary week. In charge OF
car"takers, for purposes of rest and
worship, There will be daily services
at st. Paurs Church as follows; O..
| m. the holy communion; 9 a. m, morn
ing prayer: $3.50 D. m. evening prayer.
CHIEF MARSHALs OF PARADES.
July 5--Independence day, Lieut..
| Col. william ID. Beach, 18th cavalry,
| L. s. A.
July 6-French societies, Napoleon
ITTcureuX.
July T-Fraternal societies, Lieut..
Cot. william D. Beach. 1lth cavalry,
| l.. s. A.
| July S--Vermont state day, Gen. s.
| y. Jocelyn, L. S. A.. retired