Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06

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ia, moulded to fit the desiros or tb,
readers
The decndcnce OF partisan i,urroti.,,,
is one Of the most SATISFYING lures of
the newspaper world of To-day Tho
Washington papers are giving reports
from the point Of view of news value.
rather than from Il partisan standpoint."
Mr.. O'iirien closed his address with =
cordial invitation TO the Vermont news
paper men, who he said would he wei.
come at the Herald office whenever they
may be in Boston.
CY WARMA%
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-,Yt,'i,n ~ nn,,ori'.. A'Dericah as
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h,mor.t is world wide d',',,, '',d' "S a
nhuity as an aftcr-dinuor speaker. lie
kept his audience in roar Of good hunor
| with uUmprou. short ANA witty stories. tc-
lated in A.s own inimltaulc STYLE. and with
! Uncommon dellcacy OF feeling.
Especially delightful was ms uortrayal
Ct Professionalism diaIecl and charac-
ter llo -lowed intimate knoUlrd.e Of
these people upon our northern borders,
and his presentation of their snerrn and
| Kramer Was out,t,ainin. .,t If.ul;c.
Cue of his best stories ua. Of a native
OF the -ouJh loalng in tAo sum. ..,,klu,.
! straw.
"N ,u live here" iBa.tircd "a ,ass,,-.,,.
| IF Go, replied inc native
Lived mere all YOU. nia?"
.Not v,t."
Mr. Warman closed his a,.rress with q
charming rsnc,rlng of one of his hest
hnown poems.
At tho close Of Air. Warrants address
M. McCuen snidi
"Whru the reureseniatfve- of th, A.,v
llamps,iro House wanlei . good ,,ras,d-
.ur oft,,, they ,nose q navv,.a,,a,, maj.
and take great p,oa-rir.. I'm introduce
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''''' To-
MI Hu'Hro'" A"lu' 'Th''e "re many
'!lllSs 'N"' Nc" iI"."i7"Hu ana YER
mont nave In '"ihn"n' In politics, seem
cry people community INTERESTS social
ana economic pronI'in'' They are very
similar
NO other TWO states in tho Union are
SO blessed In the way Of natural beauty
is tho duty OF newspaper men 10 advertise
this asset.
I'm N'N hampshire tan we have more
mont, bue vernon has : natural bcnuty
of its own.
81 think rcrhap~ Vermont has n bo-,or
natural roadAcd THAN New Hoinrshire
There We have r. pgt in muc.dqol or
something just as good. But in this state
have seen good roads rado Of the ma
tmuI material found on the spot"
To Mr.. O'8riau's remarks uron the
present tendencies in journalism. Mr..
Muserove added:
"Thc demand OF the people for political
news is one feature of the growing
change in newspaper work"
lie spoke OF tie increased intelllscnce
and Independence OF the voting popula-
tion, the better feeling between opposing
political parties, and the improved fncl-
Titles for trnnspol tt-ticn ana the trans
mission or news.
IN New Hampshire VIC feel that we
h'lNo hladc considerable political progress
AZ 'n' ms, session or the 'gisIdturo
every PROMISE f"""e IN the latt cam
r',m',n .,.,.' ~ ''., % wv" '"SrS q,
Musgroyc G,dsed ,vltb Hus,ron.' Mic, r'r
the drcc, rr,H.ary. b."
corr t-.y..r ',r.,,t.,.
~ - ''""l'N' '"lle'lor or customs
i'r ''e port oil l4alish'rRh' MAS then
'"iiou "'o'' ana SAID III part;
4"o ''"7''"''" !" The cities have to
pay more IMAM 'N'' 'HHhl '"' owing