The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-10

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else las tae aup of awed oau Having
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Crops arc esad s8J fruit Is Abardant.
I7er IS = ialf rfapf Thar there VIII be
81 aes afcdeT ana afp'e 81 our 3omes.
g Zee d.e coming winter
The B1rert cheese factory under che
saTeflalsndaBoe Of lbst noted cheese
m4kf EageBo Bukileo q do.nga Cue
basoea snd Ii aHdng 30 81 he
cheese markets 81 she world Tie asso-
elas5ou h4s made ssie of the products d
ac month q Augua. boxes to b Bcs-
ton firm Il la rs ceuis per pound on ihe
#Heltcs Cleanliness 3 one Of tho atlrac-
tive catufes 81 lhis facloy No animal
or vegetable matter IS permitted to decay
in, or under, or around "a No Pig s,y Is
kept 60 poison the surrounding atmos-
Fbete The whey % lbe factory Is e7u-
duetcd t. await some rod nom the prin-
dpal building, aud from this vat It IS
taken by ihe patrons only When The
association commenced Il began on The
old hagi,b plan aud expended over d hum
bred dollars CO. htiHg up pens for the
swlulsb congregation. lt nqnirad bat a
short time however, 20 satisfy the assori-
alton that harding swine iu the vicinity
% cheese factory contributed very little
to the good qualities aud flavor Of the
manufactured article The pens became
q pablo nuisance and were an uuprofit-
able Investment
EtyT DORSET.
"A government contract for supply
ing che graves Of about 800 ,009 soldiers,
who are buried In different states and
tcrratorics, With permanent mark, will
be allotted next month. Two bids for
supplying Dorset marble have been sent
iu. lfoiiher Of them Is accepted il will
make business lively. Bids are also IN
for supplying Rutland and Pittsiord
marble aud also granite, iron and slate
So that f. II uncertain which will we
adopted, bat We hope Dorset marble
Will be used and then We can look for
lively times,
Mr. suother- contract for furnish
ing marble for the Drexel building in
New York is completed aud the stone
cutters have gone home.
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Much excitement prevails.
Cold weather predominates.
Bears beginning 10 DO scarce.
Gone aud Bryant continue to catch
'em.
boosters all crow for Grant and
Wilson
The Peru Debating Society has aris-
en-, phuuix-like, from its ashes Of last
year
Extensive repairs about to be made
upon the Congregational Church.
Buried hopes regarding improve
ments il our village are revived
Old folks smile, and young people
begin to whisper among themselves:
"paring bees"
Children begin to retire early and
take long morning maps
The frogs have ceased TO sing psalms
ia the bulrushes, and the chilling wind
reminds US that stern winter is at hand.
-. j. lIapgood offers to sell or rent
his store aud tenement, "Jack" has made
good pile Of money in this same store
in years gone by, and the right sort of
man can do that same thing over again.
There Is no other store within five miles.
LONDONDERRY.
In the second congressional district
there is great struggle between the
friends Of the Hon. L. ?. Poland and the
Hon. Benjamin II. Steele. Notwithstand-
ing Judge poland's acknowledged ability
the people Of this district seem to think
tl4at they will lose nothing by making a
change in favor Of Judge Steele a ma
jority ofthe republican press in this dis
trici have declared for Judge Steele, IN
fact every republican paper outside Of
WiDdbam County With one exception has
declared for Steele
CHESTER,
Cole offers saw mill and cider min
for sale 10 our advertising columns
HBATTLEgoRo.
The iorty-seyen,h anniversary Of tie
Vernon, Baptist State Convention was
held ia this place on Wednesday aud
Thursday, Oct "a aud Sd. Rev II. &.
Estes, j. D., Of Jericho was chosen Mod
orator, Rev. C,P, Frenyear, Of Jamaica,
Clerk; aud Rev } Il. Haskins, OF Boil
bows Fails, Railroad Secretary. Rev. ~
4. Wilcox, Of Burlington, preached the
annual sermon on Wednesday NOR ding,
from Marx 1915: Thcme-The worlds
need Of gospel ministry. We iuesday
afternoon, Rev. a. HoveN y D., Of
Newton Theological semina 81, Mass.
preached q sermon commemc ra,iye of the