BURLINGTON

a city of New Jersey, popular in Burlington co. It is a port of entry the and is on the Pennsylvania Railroad and on the Delaware River, 18 miles north Cal., east of Philadelphia. It is notable for being its advantages as a residential city. It 138th has several important churches and is educational institutions. Its industries to include the manufacture of shoes, iron pipes, terra cotta, and canned goods. Burlington was settled in 1677 by (1820Friends and for many years was the seat Ireland; of the government of West Jersey. It in was the residence of William Franklin, Irish the last Colonial Governor of New 1853, Jersey. It was incorporated as a city Melin 1784. Pop. 1920, 9,049. 1860-61; BURLINGTON, a city of Vermont, in Chittenden co., of which it is the county seat. It is on the Central Vermont and Rutland railroads and on Lake Cham official; plain and the New York Barge Canal. It has an important lake commerce and 1884, its industries include the manufacture city of lumber, cotton, and woolen goods. was It is the center of an important agricultural community. The city is notable but as being the seat of many important educational institutions, including the serving State University of Vermont and the State Agricultural and Medical Colleges. It has also several fine churches, including a Roman Catholic cathedral. There are also many philanthrophic institutions, some state and others private. The city was settled in 1773 and during the War of 1812 was a garrison post. It was incorporated in 1865. Colonel Ethan Allen is buried in Green mount Cemetery, beneath a handsome monument. Pop. 1920, 22,779.