The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-30
Vicinity Items.


Sheppards Jubte singers are advertised
to sing in the Baptist church on Friday
evening June %. rhis is the first appear
ance OF these singers in town, but repu-
taton has preceeGed them which should
| fill the church the trustees SO kindly loaned
10 the representatives of a once down trod
den race. 1t Is well they can sing them
selves over the gulf that once divided
their race from citizenship to hear them
sing ''swiug low sweet chariot, ''steal
away" the slaves dream" or either of them
will be worth twice the admission fee.
Hon. Nathaniel Fish of West Haven
few days since placed in my hands ian
essay toward the improvement of reason"
published in London in MD &C VII, by
Josh Odfield. II is on nice paper well
printed, substantially bound from some eX-
animation of its pages fsil TO see any
Improvement of later works on logic
over this where they simplify This work.
They leave out good deal of marrow,
that is needed for sound reasoning,
Chapter VII part II. treats upon our
duty brightly to discern, whether that
which lies before us be a matter for US to
proceed upon or how far it may be So
The reasoning in this chapter 10 such
that the peruser of il would conclude that
| Ilc was DOuIN ~ ltdrOh VI NbhAihS WINS
and shape his ends according to his best
Judgment Were this thing done, the use
of rings. and cliques, that nominate our of
fcers before the conventions meet, would
have little to do. The principles of sound
reasoning have not improved in the last
hundred and fifty years.
Mr.. ]. Poland of the Montpelier Watch
man, and H. NJ. Mott of Brandon Union
| l., tn,vn Loot upply
Those who attended the meetings or read
the reports of the 1lih annual meeting of
the Vermont Dalr, mans association held
in Rutland last October, will remember
that Mr.. L. l.. Allen of this place, offered
premium of sixty dollar dairymsn 8
refrigerator, for the beet essay, on a sub
iect soon 10 be given. Since that meeting,
MIR. Allen has been at work upon plans,
for refrigerator, which would supply the
wants that experiments and experience had
shown. He has hit upon a refrigerator,
which appears to come as near 10 the wants
of the dairyman as it Is possible for man tc
perfect an article. He has one nearly com
pleted for n daiIyman in Fairhsven, il il
AZ by So inches on the floor So inches high
Has a capacity for holding the milk of q
cows, that will accumulate in 36 hours Il
gallons of cream, $50 lbs butter, with
the household provisions, has six comparl
menis which by system of hampers oil
slides, can all be put in contact with The
cold, from the ice or any or all be cut on
from the influence OF the ice. IL the *
periments of those who have Experimental
with cold deep setting are correct, If al
hundred POUNDS of milk. will give NOR
cream and butter with he milk set al 40deg
above zero than at 60; then Is this refriR
= orator of countless value 10 The butter max
or, because they can always have swee
cream to churn, which will insure swee
butter and they will have sweet milk fo
their stock. But experiments say milk &c
at 40 deg. will make more butter than tina
set at 60 deg. 1t will also save 9-l0Ihs 4
the washing pans consequently reduce tn
cost of making butter. He at least, ha
manufac' ured an article, which shoul
command the study, and attention. of eS
= cry butter maker, because the better pic
can be obtained for 1t There Is no reaso
why Vermont cannot m Ike butter that sba
equal the best Pennsylvania butter: W
are SO near the great markets, Of Besto