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

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a tauu-
EasF HEmgs
There was quite bavg fal to tc
Hn hy. early risen au Tuesday morning
q Isss week. which reminds u autumn Is
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The MeJawee cheese factory % this
p.ace e doing q good business, using from
s1a4 TO g10 pounds q milk per day.
They hsyg IN store Of tals factory 9ll
cheese. which average iu weight about
s. pounds. Mr. Israel Denie, The mau-
utacturgF a. tlls factory, Is aH excellent
workman, ard has our thanks for bonn
d@l piece Of cheese, ja0 go our table, Of
b.s own manufacture, which is Of an
unusual fine quality aud flavor.
The Dolly Warden cheese factory OF
this place Is still ga operation using from
aloato $500 pounds 0fmak per day, hav-
Ing oH baud 500 ghocses weighing 90 lbs.
each.
RUPERT.
The farmers iu lhls locality are bust
% engaged Doc securing their bay crop,
which, by the way, bids fair 10 be at least
one tbird better than last year or the
year previous. The oal crop has seldom
looked more promising Corn IS looking
well, and the potatoe crop think must
be more than au average one.
No accidents, marriages, births or
deaths have occurred within the past
week.
Our community have been too busily
engaged in agricultural pursuits to in-
dulge very freely IN the political discus
sions Of the day. Amer hayina we shall
have a little more time to devote to poiti-
cal investigation. And ! am pleased to
learn that while the JOURNAL reserves the
right to advocate its preference either for
Grant or for Greeley, it, pages are open
to both sides Of the great political contest
in which our country Is now engaged.
In as much as the patrons Of the JOURNAL
are nearly equally divided upon the POI
litieal questions Of the day, regard this
course as just aud eommendablc, and
should be satisfactory TO all parties, E.
Mr.. Abram Woodland of this town is
engaged in getting up A Greeloy meeting
for next Saturday night, and has engaged
the School Hall for that purpose and
written to Granville and Whitehall for
speakers. Mr.. w. is a life long demo-
crat, and made himself very conspicuous
at our town meetings during the war
by bitterly opposing the raising Of the
men or money for It's prosecution. lie
stated publicly, but few days since, that
his views were unchanged, that he stood
now where he always did, and that
Horaee Greoley had repented of his past
sins and come over to democratic party.
We congratulate the rery fer Liberal
Republicans Of this part of our town on
the appropriate selection Of their chosen
standard bearer.
rA1RFAX.
All quiet on the LamoiIe.
Butter 20 to % cents. Eggs 10
cents per doz.
--Orville Bishop had his face badly in
jured by being kicked by horse while
driving a moving machine.
VIM. Pitcher, proprietor of the Val
ley Hotel, was brought before Justice
Il. S. Butler on the 10th inst, and fined
$40 and costs for selling liquor contrary
TO law.
"A son of Mr.. White had one of bis
limbs amputated on Thursday, an incur
able fever sore making amputation a ne,
cessity.
"A good deal of excitement exists in
this section between the Grant and Gree
ley parties, sharp contests are being
fought daily with words for weapons, but
the supporters Of Greeley are so few tina
we expect they will soon come over tC
Grant, unanimously. We would be saft
in predicting the election of Grant, as oul
monied men, our smartest men, our wide
awake go-ahcad men, and in fact all ou
men intend to vote for Grant & Wilson
/ IIurrah for Fairfax!
CHESTER.
The Greeley and Brown gentlemen
to the amount of some twenty-five met il
solemn comcaye at the Chester Houst
1 Wednesday evening. r. +. Pollard wa
elected chairman; +. w. Marsh, score
tary; Henry Howard, Geo, II. Garter
/ delegates committee to form constitution
aud bylaws, Geo. II. Carter, II. l., Aid
I. rich, J.. Bcmis. Remarks humorous an,
serious were made by i. W. Marsh, Mr.
1 Packard and G. II. Carter, One gentle
man, Of sanguine temperament and full o
/ hot hope, predicted that the Greeley ant
Brown party, in this town, would be abb
to shadow the "siraights' before the No
ycmbcr roll-eaH. Said gentleman bein,
"A worthy citizen guoted ia A A la al