Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-25
is as follows:
Total Butter, lO. lIo,I55 :. Cheese, s, 43l .;

Total Butter.l0 ,li0,T55 +" Cheese, 5.4S4,Mq
A great portion of the above was sb,
| ped by Alfred Keith, Esq. of Sheldm
The Messenger adds that Franklin cOm
ty is becoming famous the country Ove
not only for the large amount of buttr
and cheese that is made within her hn
ders, but, for the excellent quality. \
there is any station in the United St,ts
that has shipped larger amount of tbos
luxuries than the ST. Adams station hash
the time mentioned above we should ill.,
to see the figures" ..
Vermont State Agricultural Society.
At the Annual Meeting of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society, held at Rut.
land on the 10th inst, the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers for the ensun,
year; "aa
Presiclent-H. H. Baxter of Rutland
Tice Presidents Edwin Hammond Of
Middlebury; Henry Reyes, of Newbur;
y, W. Colburn, of Springfield; John
Jackson, of Rutland.
Recording .Secretary.-Charlcs Cum.
mimgs, Of Brattleboro.
Corresponding .Secretary-Daniel Need
ham, of Hartford
7redsurer.-J. W. Colburn, of Spring
field. '- 7J"
additional Directors Frederick Hol
brook of Brattlcboro; L. B. Plat Of
Colchester David Hill, of Bridport; H.
S. Morse, of Shelburne; D. R. Potter, Of
ST. Adams; G. B. Bush, of Shoreham;
Elijah Cleveland of Coventry; HG.
Root, of Bennington; Nathan Gushing
Woodstock John Gregory, of Mortified;
George Campbell, of Westminster.
The Treasurcr's Report was read and
accepted. The report shows a balance in
the hands of the Treasurer of three
thousand six hundred and thirty-fve dol.
lars and eight cents. (S3,635 O8)
AccDENT.-Nlr HI. G. Jameson, press.
man in the Herald Office, had his hand
very badly injured on Monday by being
drawn into card press at which he was
engaged. The hand was severely bruised
and several of the bones we're broken
Rutland Herald. NJ bas
So The Christmas festival and fair Of
the ladies of Trinity Church, held at
Town Hall on Thursday evening, was well
attended and well patronized by our citi
zens generally. There was the usual fine
array of fancy articles, many of which
were really superb, and as to "refresh-
ments' they were all that could be de-.
sired. The Hall was finely decorated with
evergreens; the Christmas Tree, laden
with presents for the children of the Sun.
day School and standing on the staging
at the west end Of the Hall, was illumin.
ated about O'clock The Children were
then briefly addressed by Bishop Hopkins,
after which they joined in singing
Christmas coral, and then came the dis
tribution of presents among them.
We understand that the amount real.
lied from this Festival and Fair is some.
thing over four hundred dollars.--Rmland
Herald
FIRE IN MoUNrHoLLY.--The dwelling
house of Dea. Harvey White, at Mechan.
icsville, was destroyed by fire on the 9th
inst. The fire caught from a pile Of
shavings in an outer room. Loss $780,
no insurance. I'"
A SPLENDID BEEF--Wm. L. Richardson
Of this village slaughtered COW on Thurs
day of last week, which weighed 927
pounds, and had loS pounds Of rough
tallow. Picnic. labod 5l Fr
ca We understand that meeting Of
the Board of Managers Of the Conn, River
Agricultural and Industrial Association
held ut the Winsor House on "Wednesday
last, it was decided to hold the Annual
Exhibition Of the association for the next
three years, at White River junction.
Miss Anna Wightman Of Bellows Falls
nearly lost her eyes while blowing the fire.
by a sudden gust of Wind down the Chin
ney putting the flames into her facc.---ag.
BUSINESS IN MANCHESTER, N. H.-Not-
withstanding the excited state Of the coun-
try and contrary to the prevailing opinion
in the South that the laboring classes Of
the North are wandering about the streets,
in idle hordes, on the verge of starvation,
business in Manchester, N. H., was never