Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-10-26

CHEsrEE.-The making Of Jelly from
spples has become quite an industry 10
tbs section. We visited the establish
ment Of A. Z Staples $ short time since.
and a. the b1-iness Is new TO many Of the
readers q the FREEMAN 1 viii tell YOU
what | sav there: Situated one mile from
the village Of Chester, in the heart Of A.
nice fruli section as can be found in the
state. l. the Jelly establishment of A. E.
Staples. the jelly Is all made from
apples Inc apples are first msde into
cider By an approved process. rne force
for grinding the fruit Is furnished by an
engine OF 6ve-horse power. with two
pressers Al WORK, making fifteen hundred
gallons a day. At the time Of my visit
they had on hani forty-iye hundred
bushels Of apples, paying. delivered at
the mill. ten GEMS per bushel. The cider.
IS soon IS run from the press. is taken to
the Jelly house and boiled 10 3 copper
: evaPoTaiOr. made Tor this purpose, BY the
Vermont farm machine company OF Bel
lows Falls They make about six hundred
aad ifty pounds OF Jelly per day, The
jelly : Of a very deep color and pleasant
havor. That made from sweet apple cider
is very agreeable and mild. while rha,
made from sour spples is quite tart. The
jelly Is put up in i've and ten-pound pack
ages. A large quantity Of cider is made
and sold During the process of making
I the i-liy everything i kep. clean aud neat;
/ Mr. S.,pl-s informed me tina, there was =
growing tenn M fir the jelly. and be hsd
order, two 4, she1i. A visit to the
4 es,ab. ishment viii well paw any who take
Al interest in such things.
/ LYNDoSvILLE- The P-ss1mpsic railroad
+ have issued a new I'M table to take effect
. Oco-er 70. making the down mail train
Al our later 2 tue morning and the up
mail train fifteen minutes later s, night.
Tue accommodation train Cp is sn hour
and twenty minutes later and about forty
I'VE minutes earlier down. the other trains
are abou. the same as before.
| Quarterly meeting Al the VI. E. church
Lyudonville, last Sabbath. Bro. Cushing
took the b-ooa Of Nehemiah for bis tex,
and his sermon was worthy OF the text.
After the morning service seven new
members were received into the church By
profession. IL be evening Presiding Elder
Naicom gave Us s COOL sermon from Matt.
81. af.er which the sacrament OF the
Lords supper WAS administered.
BARToN LANDING.-A course Of lectures
will D. given the presen: fall and winter,
in the VI. E. church; under the auspices
Of tue laii-s' aid society. The following
nsmet speakers have been secured Il.
/ 4. Spencer. presiding elder Of Springfield
district; W D. Malcolm, presiding elder
of St. Johusoury district; 7. P. Frost,
pastor OF the NJ. E church. Bradford Vt.
David Hill. author of " Border Poems;
{. ". Culver. pastor Of the VI. E. church
West Fsirlee Vt; A. H. Webb, pastor o
the ". E. church. South R9yston VI.
Arthur Tirrell, senior class, Dartmouth
college; c. II. Sweat, pastor Of the NJ
E. Church, Barton Landing. Tiche:s fol
/ the course, . cents; single tickets Il
cents.
Quarterly meeting service was held q
the II. Z. church, October Is. Presidin!
E der W. D. MAlcon preached from til
words found in Mltt. IL, Then was Jesu:
led Up O.: the Spirit into the wilderness !,
~ tempted of the devil; st, The person
a,i,y Of Christ. and Hs being subject t.
temptation in the barren highlands Q
, J11ea. p, he Holy Spirit As person
not Al influence. 81. the devil as Twin:
being. .ua, fell from the heights OF glory
, | SAN SATAN - lightning, ia! from hea
ven. Ta4t before the advent Of Christ, b.
was an angel Of darkness. causing his fol
lowers to fail down and worship thing
beneath themselves. a idols Of wood an,
: stone. blasts, serpen:s, etc. Since Chris
came be has become transformed into 81
angel Of light, He Is now found in tn
pulpit anong the protested followers o
t Christ. in .he social circles. the pvsye
meetings and in al places where the son
j. OF God assemble themselves together
He was anti,Goi now he has becom
2 anti Christ. He tell. the people he vii
do them good, AMI per. uades them to be
lieve i1,, enough to think they ST
+ saved, holding them there. knowing b
j. sill have mem in the end.
q WEST RASDoLPH. Charles F. Steven
ms cote ~ Norm Ca4.tsbury to keep ho;e
e here
Charles Duuon left town Monday t
WORK in a char factory in Massachu>eli:
G where hi sjs-er, Ms Fred Chandler, wer
= week or no Ue!or-.
A. E. Dodge Eao was employed i
: Re-ati IN e her. -erer,l years and wen
j to A.hol. Mss. < spring to work in
printing Office, re,arned here las, weei
# and i setting up for house keeping in on
! OF L. G. Martins tenemeuts. We presum
e be will handle type in the Hsra!i ofic
s again.
Business must have taken q firm ro<
$ here now By the large number OF men "
l. SAW 1T work on the Salisbury, Tewksbur
r & Co.'S steam mill grounds this morning
2 it looks as though something was goin
d up. and We hope it is.
: Il has been very gloomy and rain
weather here for several days, but tn
81 doesn't affect the sale of organs ny L ,
y Paige; We saw him carrying one of MOI
is day in the rain He said it was for NJ
a Flint on Brainuee Hill. and Was a MAso
II & Hamlin.
r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- is very often the highest result Of strengtl
Did We never see man receive hagral
insult aud only grow a little pale, and the