Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09

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ON Uougbton mark whore tbo snor+s
were held some difficuItv vas OK
pcrienced in clearing a spacc large
enough to accommodate the sports. Those
who competed in the sports were mostly
| young men from BURLINGTON. Ouimette
| won the lOO-yard dash. St John being
second and Edwards third. In the run
ming broad jump Gabout won first place.
Edwards second and st. John third. The
standing broad jump was won by Gahout.
Ouimettc took second place and st. John
third. Several men and boys competed
in the pig race but little boy in the
crowd caught it.
The sporting program Of the day ended
with alball game between the St.-Nlbans In
dependents ana the Ndsoots "i Montreal
Inc game was tast ana cNci'ihs ana was
won py thc Independents ny sCo'c VI
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CHURCH PARADE.
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Iparticipating. Following the parade
those who took part attended service
at st Iukc's Eniscopal Church and
Isl Morv's Roman Catholic Church.
Al q Irlo,s C,burcb tho rector tbo
Rev Gnorra w smith. smoke from the
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ana otriPes ana the Union JACK OF
GREAT i'rltalh were mingled III dec
oratohs IN the front OF the church
AT 81. Marys Church the pastor the
Kew d. >. OSulllVan' spoke on Ihe
Gospel or the sunday
The Heavy Brigade band gave a
concert In the park this afternoon and
about eight o'clock the troops were
escorted to the station by the uni
formed organizations and left fol-
their headquarters in Montreal ir
special cars on train No. 3. The Uni.
ted States cavalrymen broke camp at
six o'clock this morning and left 70,
Fort Ethan Allen.
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}. llower sid, Of TavIor par, n,,s convene,
;, into \ courr If horor with an arch an,
: II co!,:rnns which gave tho effect of hoin.
l. constructed of marble. On the arch II
n the center was the device .'1s,4 Peac
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= There vas a peace arch Of overgree,
'e on K!ngman sstrcet, that street being
J. veritable fairy forest with its evergreen
II trees on every side. At the head of LAX
>" street was an arch bearing the wor
~ welcome Strings of electric light
were festooned around the park am
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