Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-07-01
State Commission and Local Com.
mittees Getting Everything
in Shape for Next Week.
AlRSHlP HAS ARRIVED
Driving Club Races on Two Days.
Training for tho Mnrnthou--Thrce
Dnsc Ball Gnmcs--The News
Scryicc--Banguct Balcony
Tickets.

meeting Of the state tercentenary
commission was held Monday after
noon at the Van Ness House. together
with the reception committee of tho
local celebration. Those present OF
the state commission were Gov. @. II.
Prouty. H. W. Bailey. w. II. Crockett.
G r Jarvis, +. l.. Fish w. ]. Van Pat
ton. l.. NJ. Hays and F. o. Beaupre.
Numerous details OF the celebration
we're gone over and deal of routine
business was transacted. The COM
mission was much pleased with the
outlook OF the celebration, especially
with the program arranged by Bur-
lington.
The tercentenary poet. Bliss Car
man, who Is to be the poet on presi-
dental day in this city. and Professor
Erskine of Amherst. who IL to read
a poem at Isle La otte. will be guests
Of the fedora! official party at Grass
Mount
The state commission also invited
the local reception committee to take
part in the receiving and entertain
ment OF all the distinguished guests
who are to be here on Thursday with
the presidential party
It was decided to have an exhibition
OF fireworks on the breakwater on
tne- evcrHnE- Of Thursday In connec-
ton with the Indian pageants. The
a poem at Isle La Motto will be guests
will be as good as anything that will
be seen along the lake front.
DRIVING CLUB RACES.
The executive committee Of the Bur-
lington Driving club held meeting Mon
day evening and decided to hold two meets
| during next week. The first will be held
on Monday and the other probably on
Friday. The races promise additional ex-
element. Mr.. Whitney. while admitting
that George NJ. won out in good style
over his own Ross Mason. feels conf
dent that his horse can either win OF
make the horse from Hartford go faster
Therefore. although ordinarily the
horses would not be classed together af-
ter such a decisive victory as George NJ
won. they will meet again next week
Another thing which will create more
interest at the next race is the entering
of more local horses. Neither the Merrill
nor the Lockwood horses were entered
at the last race, There will be at least
four races at both meets.
MASS AT ST MARY's CATHEDRAL
At st. Mary's Cathedral next Sunday
at 1890 p. m. will be celebrated n
Loesch's Mass in F. Tho choir will have
the assistance OF Mrs. A. T. Jury. Miss
Agnes Mulqueen, Miss Emma MulQueen
Miss Ida futile and Mrs. Nellie Braley
soprano; Mrs. H. P. Willard. Miss Ida
| Stanley and Mrs Mcbride, contraltos
W. j. Bugden. tenor and w. J. Gotta
bass cartons orchestra OF seven pieces
Will also assist the choir and VIII render
selections.
The solos in the mass will be at fol
| lows:
| OUT TOLLS, Peccata Mund!, Miss AIMS
! Brett FIT ex Patre natum, Mrs. Johr
Cross and W. j. Bugden: EFT incarnatu'
est, Miss Sarah Corley; alto solo. Mis-:
Lena Cronin; Gloria in Excelsis Dec
w. ]. Gotta: offertory solo, Ave Maris
Miss Sarah Corley: organist. Miss Ba
con; director. Frank 11leston Smith
CHIEF MARSHALs ORDERS.
| l. The military and civic parade, or
dered for Monday. July 8. will start from
streets at 80 a. m. moving north OF
Union street to North street. thence ives
on North street to F;lrnwood avenue
| thence south on E,!mwood avenue I
Pearl street east on Pearl street I
! Church street, south on Church street I
Main street. west on Main street to s,
Paul and north on St. Paul street I
Pearl street where the parade will be dis
missed.
2. The organizations to take part in III
parade will form in column az Indicate
below At ll;l0 a, m. viz;
First squadron 18th cavalry. L. s. A
on Main street facing east. head o
column at South Union street.
First regiment of infantry. Vernon
National Guard on Main street facin
west head Of column at South Unio
street
Burlington fire department on Coleg
street facing east, head of column a
South Union street.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians on ColleG
street, facing west. head Of column a
south Union street.
catholic Young Mems Union on Colleg
street facing west. IN rear OF Ancien
Order Of Hibernians
."'ueTn NOOdfnen or America on Bue
street facing east. head Of column a
South Union street
United Commercial Travellers on Bue
street racing west head of column a
South Union street.
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorator
on Buell. street facing west. in rear @
United Commercial Travellers.
Fraternal Order OF Eagles on Pea,
street facing east. head OF column a
Union street
United Spanish War Veterans on Pea,
street facing east. In rear OF Fraterns
Order OF Eagles
students OF Berkeley school. Camp Chan
plain on Pearl street facing west. head {
column at Union street.
students Of Barnard school. Cam
Malletts Bay, on Pearl street facing ives
IN rear Of students OF Berkeley school.
g. Military organiza lions will wea
dress uniforms and will march In colum
or platoons, civic organizations will marc
IN such formation as may be most cor
venient.
BY order OF LIEUT.. COL. BEACH,
NJ. q. HOLIDAY,
Chief OF Stan
Oficial
$. c. REYNOLDS.
AdJutant- General