The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-23
New England Dairymen's Supply
Depot.

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the most enterprising in this section, is that
of Moseley & Stoddard who have lately
erected an establishment for manufacturing
dairying appliances of every description.
Their facilities for supplying anything in
this department of agriculture cannot be
surpassed by any firm In New England, as
they manufacture and keep a full stock
of every necessary article from cheese
saclking to cheese watts and pans for cream
cries. These articles are such as are ap-
proved by the wisdom of practical ex-
perience and are recommended by our best
dairymen.
Their establishment consists of three
buildings. The first, fronting Nam street,
contains the office, tin shop, repair shop
for moving machines, and a general store
room. Their mandatory consists of two
buildings on Church street. The first is
large building used as a general manufac-
tory and is operated by steam. Here are
manufactured butter presses, cheese press
es, butter workers, patent coolers, curd
many other articles. Across the railway is
| the shop where cheese boxes are made for
supplying this section. A working force
of fifteen men are employed at these
various buildings.
This spring these gentlemen established
creamery In the rear of their main building.
for the express purpose of enabling their pa
irons to witness the working of all the arti-
Giles they offer for sale. Thus the purchase
can see the goods he wishes 10 buy actually
| performing the work, for which he de-
signs them when bought; so that purchas-
ing becomes no longer an experiment, as
the utility of any article is thus demon
strated by being exposed to the only true
| test-working, This creamery also ena-
bles Messrs. Moseley & Stoddard to make
| experiments upon the best sustained scien-
| tific theories, and to bring out many new
facts which will mutually benefit them and
their customers.
One of the very best cheese and butter
makers Mr.. Wm. s. Morse, from Glea-
| sons factory and creamery-Shrewobury
| VT, has bsen engaged for the season, and
| on Friday of last week / was shown sam
pies of his manufacture. l am not con-
noisseur of cheese, but the sample exhibit
state factory. The butter (of which l am
able to speak, was particularly fee arti-
Gle made strictly by rule, and exhibiting
that close, firm texture and delicate golden
tint so eagerly sought after by lovers of
"gilt edge" This butter is moulded and
stamped in pound balls by a machine of
their own manufacture, and is then placed
in tin-hned butter packages and shipped to
market and the package returned to the
creamery.
The two leading articles manufactured
here are the "Bullard's Oscillsting Churn"
and the centennial Milk Pan and Cooler"
The Billiard churn received the award of
merit at the Poulney agricultural conven-
ton, February 9th and 9TH, in competition
with the Monitor. The pan and cooler |
have seen in the dairy houses of several Of
our live farmers, ard they consider them as
unsurpassed as q means of making gilt
edged butter.
In concluding this article can scarcely
speak in terms of too high commentator
of the enterprise OF these two gentlemen,
who, instead of burylng their capital in
bonds or usurous notes, have founded
business establishment which furnishes
employment tor a portion of our citizens,
draws the attention of business men to this
section, quickens agricultural industry In
all its branches, causing our farmers to dis
card methods by which poor articles are
thrown upon "glutted market" and
adopt those measures by which prime ar
ticles are produced at minimum cost thus
relieving the over worked farmers wife Of
great burden-the care of milk by the
old methods. Let all live farmers who are
seeking to make progress in their profess
sion, visit the mandatory and creamery
of Moseley & Stoddard, not only to satisfy
themselves of the truth of my statements,
but to carry to their own diaries practi-
cal expression of their approval in COM
plete set of their applsuses. WHO.