The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-27


Gl3 justice Excellent singing and masie
was Furnished by lhe choir Tie pro-
re.,iap and management 81 ailair, Was
under TIE direction III Mr g ii Cong
don. Marshal. Various ioast were o.
Grsd. and remarks made ~ several
among whom were. lloa. w. II cook,
G. d. Conaaan, Ia, a 5 Baker Esq,
Geo. Thompson, Lodge Deputy 81 Mil
River Lodge, Row a. W. Eastman, Mr..
10 II liouuas
We aro pleased to learn that Mr.. II
p Morgan, Of Rutland, bias been AZ.
p. m'el station Agent at Walliuglorl.
which Is highly gratifying TO his many
friends III Dandy, as wen is elsewhere.
This is an honor worthily bestowed, and
aposilion to which Mr. Morgan Il cmin.
emily qualified
EurERr
The recent rains have inspired vcgi-
tatim with new liieiu this town. Farm
e~ have nearly finished gathering The hay
crop, which is uncommouly light Other
crops are looking well Corn promises a
fair yield. potatoes will be full an average
yield, aud eats are exceedingly good.
The fourth school district pat up the
frame to their new school house last
Thursday. The building stands SOHO
feet on the ground, and is two stories
high The ground floor consists Of yes
tibulc, lOx30 feet, and a recitation room
or school-room proper a0Ng0 feet. The
second floor is 5oxio feet, and one room
only. The design Of the second story, or
the uses or purposes to which Il is to be
appropriated seems at present to be very
obscure. AT all events the building
when completed viii add much to the
beauty Of the pleasant little village Of
Rupert. And moreover il win have tie
appearance Of any thing other than dis
trict school house. The estimated cost
Of the building and furniture Is from
twenty-five hundred to three thousand
dollars
The inquiry is every day made what
should induce the fourth school district
to build such an enormous building and
eXpond so much money for simply dis
trict school house? A few statistics,
think, will satisfy the inquisitivc upon
this point The fourth school district
numbers twenty-eight families, and has
an aggregate grand list Of 1896. The
number ofchildrenin the district between
the ages Of four and eighteen is 70. Is
not this satisfactory.
EAST RUPERT.
The Dairy Association Of this place
commenced making cheese about two
week ago under the supervision Of Mr..
Geo. Robinson, who seems to thoroughly
understand his business, judging from
the appearance of the cheese upon their
tables. Owing to the lateness of the
season in commencing, the amount Of
milk is small, only making five cheese
per day, weighing about sixty pounds
each, with prospect Of large dairy
for another year. 1t is one of the best
establishments in the State. The build
ing is large, roomy and convenient, with
a splendid apparatus for the purpose
Much dredit is due Messrs. Clemens,
Eastman and Taylor, the building COM
mittee, for the large substantial, AID
commodious buildings, so well arranged
for the purpose; also, to Mr.. Geo. Rob
binson who furnished and arranged the
apparatus for the manufacture Of cheese.
Mr.. Dwight Taylor with dairy of some
1 eighty cows has been making three cheese
I IA day up to the time Of opening the fac
tory. lie now send his milk to that cs-
adjustment lie has about one hum
bred cheese on hand, regular home dairy,
supposed to be some Of Dwight's best, II
not his best lis last and those wishing
another taste of home dairy must apply
soon for Dwight always sells when he
gets a liberal offer, II.
WEST PAWLEr.
/ West Pawlct wouldn't be what II 1,
without lis "Ilaystack the tallest and
most substantially made one your CORES
pendent ever mounted On our rny ~
recently, IN company with one Of your
fair ciiizens-Miss l.. B.,-and Elder
Henry Lathe and wife, we stopped
first 81 tle "silyer Mine" Here year,
ago, an industrious farmer, under drec.
ton Of a spiritualist adviser dug long
and deep into the bowels OF lhe mountain
after an imaginary silver deposit, Tx
haus,ing Biz means and strength, lie re-
cupaatcd and then dug againand still
again blasting aud throwing out rocki
10 the depth Of twenty-five feet, or more
/ Ills faith il sGll brighter, as we are 10
formed than anything that may De bidder
bcaealli tie grim and lrowniug Old
stack whose gravity he tried So hard
though unnecessarily, 70 disturb
Around ia scattered some o. thc mplc
manis Of BIZ, industry, while tic "minc.
itself il dilcd 10 the brim with water
oar companion east q rock down iut,
ihe dafk fountain, and long ailer 81,
water ana lca'y deposit came bubblin.
up,as Il angry II The igtruder's presence
From The sammlt Ell lie stack" which
wp reached ailer some little though il,
.criou, "miss haps aud tauibes ib,
yiew was u beautiful 1. The rugged dix
. fiod scenery could make il, and as OK
ienlcA the csc could cover tTrust