Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-24

the meeting at Village Hall, Sunday evening
Her lecture on Alcohol and Personal Liberty
wach has been pronounced, east and west,
A. remarkably able and logical, and was re-
heated here, by request, WAS strong argu-
mcnt for prohibition.
The Hall was filed to OVERT owing. by an
attentive and interested audience. Miss
Bishop will carry with her many good wishes
from those who have heard her speak in YER
mont-her native State-wishesl that hel
work may be as successful, as it is unsefsh
for in this ony, we are sure, will she find 6
satisfactory reward.
MoSrPELIER AND WELLS RIVER R. R.
Trims now run twice day to Plainfield and
return. The morning train leaves here at
and arrives at Plalnield at 700 1t
leaves Paiufeld at 7 AS and arrives here at
8 3J in time to connect with the Central train
sjuth In the afternoon the train leaves
here at Is or on the arrival of the express
from the south over the Central, if the latter
is MT over one hour late. 1t returns from
" r M
Boutwell, is conductor. The trains running
to the Fair last week were great conven-
fence to those in attendance.
On the east end of the road train is now
running between Groton and Wells River,
leaving Gr0ton at $40 A. NJ, and arriving
at Wells River at 80 returning to Groton
il leaves Wells River at 4PM
Doc RIVER VALLEY FAIR.-Arrangement
have been made with the Central to carry
passengers from Bethel, Waterbury and in.
termed'ate places, to Mortified, to attnd
this fair, on Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week, for fare one way. A passenger
car will be attached to No 2 freight, and
leave Bethel at 6, AN. Returning to Bethel
1t will leave Mortified at 6, PM Trains
will run from Northfieli depot to the fair
grounds several times each day.
CHEESE FROM SMALL DAIRY.-Four speci-
men cheeses Of small weight, but of superb
or quality, wers presented at the County
Fair by }. E. nolIister Esq , of Marshfeld
They were made from dairy of SIX COWS
and the following is the method of maxim,
them: The milk was set, hot from the COWS
one tablespoonful of prepared rennet being
aIi-d to twelve quarts of milk. The night ::
curd was crossed off, and standing till morn
in5 was dipped off The morning's milk
was served the stme, and as soon as conven-
lent the whey WAS removed by gentle press
ure Then the curd was scalded with water
tea cup Of silt added to each ten pounds,
AMI pressed in tin hoops, six inches in di
ameter. The weight of each cheese whel
green, WIS seven pounds. Those little fel
lows were the admiration of all beholders
and Mr.. HJllister ADD his 90 better half" re
ce,yei many Compliments for their success
IL beating the English cheese.
We understand Z" the Yankee Peddler, ,
Amasa Tucker, Esq has made application
to Sheriff Lyford for an appointment a
Deputy Sheriff, in order to protect himsel
from the impudenee of village boys, witt
whom the peddler has a chronic quarrel
Tucker proposes to execute writs, precept
and justice, only upon youngsters Of tb
baser sort, aud to give an indefinite amour
Of bonds for the prompt performance of tina
duty. Our respected Sheriff has not yet de
eideI to issue the deputation, but with
heart fully alive to " the sorrows of poo
old man. is seriously considering how t
relieve the perplexitles of the ~ Yankee Pc
der
The Address-0r rather brief abstract
it-spoken by Hon. II 81. Powers of Morri
vile, at the County Fair, last Thursday will
be found on cur fourth page this week.
was well received by the large audience, a
though few thought Mr. Powers ought t
have endorsed horse-raeing as approvingly a
does Pars)n Murray. We incline to th
opinion, however, that in this matter til
lawyer is in closer sympathy with all order
loving people than is the preacher. W
should have given the address in full, bl
understand it is to be delivered at anoth
fair this season, and hence respect the gent
authors . copyright
WASHINGTON County FAIR PRE4IUMs.-W
are indebted to the thoughtful kindness
the Secretary, W. G. White Esq, of Barre
for a complete list Of the premiums awarde
at the recent County Fair. We give it Ell
tire on our fourth page. Since it was pre-
seatei we hive received the following no
from Mr.. White, which explains ITSELF
CORRECTION find upon review of tt
Judges Books, that on brood mares and colt
second premium was given to II. @. Jon
AMI j. H. Jones, both Of Barre. Probabl
only one premium was intended.
w. G. WHITE, See'y.
Washington Co. Ags'l So ciety.
FAIR DAY DINNER. Thursday, We we
looking about at noon in the vicinity of t
spectators stand on the Fair ground ,seekir
what we might devour. when luckily "
found our way into the 6 Montpelier tent
kept by N. H. Stratton, and partook Of
dinner fit to set before the king. Two lor
tables were neatly and bounteously sprea
and the viands served would have been ere
liable to any frs class hotel. The hung
crowd did am pie justice to the good thin
SGT before them, and went away, mental
thanking their stars that Stratton had t
that day trans erred his model dining salo
from Montpelier village to the Fair ground
Ntcs PLUMs.-Orison Fits, Esq, of b
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