The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

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Issue you all greatly obliRe"
EAsT peRsHT
The RaaAud Herald sAys A part.
negship hAs been formed between Hon.
j. HoIlisier q Manchester, Mr. Tyfeil
Of Dorsei, aud Col J II Gouldlng Of
Rausnj, Cor tbe purpose Of carrying on
I The msrble business At East Dorset. The
new Grin has cited Up The marble mill
I formerly owned BY the Field marble
company Mr.. Goulding will continue
/ bis residence 10 RutlADd for the present,
+ BAT Intends to move TO East Dorset 10 the
course OF few months. Mr. Gonlding
+ has been a very useful member OF society
here for a number Of years, aud while we
congratulate bin GA the prospect Of sue.
cess ia bis new business, we regret TO
have him leave Rutland lie has re-
mafkabe aptness for business affairs
which bias made him a very useful mau
10 the Congregational church aud society
A. IN various other associations Of which
/ he 10 an houored su efficient member.
EurERr.
The milk for the last % days 10 Au-
gust Melted the patrons Of the Kline lac.
tory fraction over $40 per hundred
Rev A. b. Lambert aud friends had
very pleasant time at Lake George, re-
Gently
Rev. George Lobengier Of West I.n.
pert, delivered his lecture on "rhe
Turks, Russian war and the return OF the
Jows 10 Palestine at Shushan, Sunday
evening.
The Farmers aud Mechanics recent
fair aud festival exhibited an amount OF
zeal aud euergy not often seen. Every
body seemed interested and every one
was busy, The department superintend-
cd by the ladies was lavishly decorated
with pictures from the best parlors, and
the walls of the church loaded with
quilts, mats, tides, fancy articles in great
variety, underwear, plain and fancy
needlework, while the tables were cover
cd with cushions aud heavier articles,
and home manufactures, and sprinkliBg
OF foreign articles. The display of how-
ers was very large, including contribu.
tons by ladies' from Salem. 1t is evil
dent that what the ladies OF Rupert do,
they do with their might. A iine colec-
ton OF grapes were exhibited in the hall
of the building, AS was the Davis I'm
proved sewing machine, under the agen-
cy Of IL. b. Jones of West Pawlet. An
other building was occupied by Jonas,
Fuhs, q Co., of Salem, with suits OF
clothing, representing the ready-made
aud custom.made departments. Hub
bard's Patent Oscillating Churn an Patent
Milk Coolers attracted the attention OF
farmers. II. V. Browns exhibition of
Harness, spoke well for his business.
The frnits and vegetables exhibited in
the farmers department, would do credit |
to a state fair. Cabbages, beets, apples
and potatoes were very large aud hand
some. Other products recommended the
quality of the soil Of that region. The
stock raisers exhibited some fiue blooded |
horses, cattle, sheep, and fowls. A sim
pie and handy machine for lifting heavy |
stones was exhibited; it might be used
for pulling stumps to good advantage.
The success OF the Fair is very creditablc
not only to the managers, but to the gen
eral hearty support of the farmers, their
wives and daughters, as we'll as TO the
citizens of this town who graviiate that
way.-Salem Press.
The dry weather begins to tell on us
here.
The northern route TO the summit Of
Mount Antoine is nearly completed, and |
the southern route has been very much !
improved. A western roate Is IN con-
temptation, but will probably not be
built this season.
RUTLAND.