The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-01

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+. CraHg e. reelected president We recently
rablf}4e3 aa eHirst from the Rochester
faa l8 regard to lae monument Of Cob
Bartett. TIE following f. from tie
Egrea We have a.fea3E aluted ta
tI handsome monument recently erected
nlaa ur Boo 90 Col James Bracket, lu
MaaHf Hope Wc feel lbbi t deserves
More HaB passing notice. slaas our He-
dies many afogr citizens have visited tbe
cemetery far tbc especial purpose Of sea-
ing Aa monument, and en- pronounce fl
ile finest au8 maat artistic tribute SO ibe
memory Of tbe dead ever erected ia oug
beautiful cemetery. Il. symmetry unique
design, artistic proportions aud laish are
remarked Bog aIl who have witnessed iu
10 be lbe acme Of perfection. We en-
entirely agree with others that "a has
. nol It's equal iu Western Now York. The
. basement Of tbe dome is Of Manchester,
F (Et)t marble, with four pillars Of Scotch
( granite. In the recess is the figure of
I Faith, cliuRiug 60 the cross, cut from
white marble. The effect upon the eye
. Is pleasurable 80 the extreme, and the
longer one looks upon &c the more he ho-
comes Impressed With graceful proper
[ tons aud appropriateness. The artistic
work was executed By w II. Fullerton,
Of Factory Point, VI This gentleman Is
expressly engaged ID manufacturing mar
I bic at that place, aud bis facilities for pro-
duciug monumental and cemetery work,
Of every description are unsurpassed
/ IN this country. We advise our citizens
who contemplate erecting monuments IN
any Of our cemeteries TO consult Mr..
Fullerton.
DORSET.
Rev. Or. steams favored us with
beautiful discourse on Sunday last II IS
to be hoped that ii made due aud lasting
impression upon the minds Of the con-
grcgation.
1t is really pity that we cannot boast
Of pipe organ. It is a sad fact that in
country churches the presence Of good
organ too often implies the absence Of a
good oreanist, while sometimes when
good organist might be found, the instru-
mcut to play on seems to be wanting.
( This appears TO be the case with us. That
we have a good organist no one who was
ia church July DIST will doubt. The pub
/ he opinion was that whatever little mus
ie the old organ possessed, il was brought
forth with wonderful good effect Our
friend John V. Cheney was then presid-
ing.
EAST DORSET.
/ "A rousing Grant and Wilson meeting
was held at Cochrans Hall on Tuesday
evening. The hall was literally packed,
/ there being $50 present, a small portion
Of whom were ladies'. There were also a
large number outside who could not be
Accommodated within. Among those pres
ent We noticed a large delegation from
Manchester. The meeting was called to
order by the president Of the Grant Club,
Mr.. George Batchelder who introduced
the speaker, Col, Joyce who delivered
very forcible address nearly two hours in
length, taking for his subject the two
candidates, Grant and Greeley and show
ing from their past record as well as from
the known character Of the two men, we
think TO the complete satisfaction Of most
Of his audience, that the former is infinite
ly superior to the latter for the Office Of
President of the United States. His re-
marks were received with great deal of
enthusiasm, the applause being long and
frequent. The Colonies speech was dot
ted here and there with enough wit to
keep the audience in good humor, at
times making hard hits on the Demo
cratic party, so hard that we could see
few WY faces in the audience, which told
well Of the nauseating pin they were try
ing TO swallow. At the close of the
meeting a hearty vote Of thanks was Civ
en- to Col. Joyce for his excellent and pa
trotic speech, and three loud cheers for
Grant. The meeting was a great success
aud the Greeley men will be compelled to
p put In considerable extra labor II they
, make good their boast that they will carry
Dorset.
I rlwLEf.
Farmers ia this vicinity are busy
making hay with a prospect of a good
crop,
MIR. II. G Wickham's cheese factory is
In fan operation, using 5000 to $500
pounds Of milk per day. Mr., Wickham
is now manufacturing sage cheese Of eX,
ccllent quality,
. We have neglected sending you Paw,
{ lcl news for Some time. The farmers o.
, ibis town arc looking cheerful whit,
gathering an abundant crop Of hay and il
, view Of The abundan, harvest the com
| ing fan. | think never saw the Pawle
t8tar valley look moro beautjfnl AT this