The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-10


3g.n Holiisixr The original owref ssaaag
poasessios q ~
- The funsrai services Il the late rsrs.
~ wyman were hsia ~ he residence q
, biz san tn law OflAsao Bouru March srd.
he EeY. J. A. svafs of1caasinf The
remains wsx inieued il FACTORY Pciai
cemetery.
WillsAta Bulkley has guarr.od two car
loads q limestone 10 serd 10 Trey where
il wills he burned and Il 4 proves 70 lc n
qHaliiy that will meet ibs demand o.
eeslsumess drAw iiln vii be- erected Al
ibe base 81 The lelge on J. u. liollisisr's
iAad snd quite business done
Tie grcaiesi bargains ever offered in
tow Ia iAoos sad trainings At Durr and
Mstley'. A cabinet iull q remnant laoes,
torehens. eluIys, meehlins, yaleneiennss.
blonde, hrs,uns sud anguedoos, IN over 100
digerent Designs 10 buachos containing
4 from . 10 u yards, Of 10 cents . bunoh.
A great variety. curious sight Call and
see.
DORSET.
Toun oilesr, CLERK and Treasurer,
George NJ. Wall, sclecimen, l. Baro~s.
NJ. Sheridan. l. ButIum; ovorseer Of
Poor Welcome Allen Listens, q W, Far
well, @ NJ. Wall, John Curissi Saperin-
tonden, Of schools, Rev. 7. 3. Pratt Tax
100 cents.
II seems 10 lie in order for those hay
ing charge Of our cheese factories TO insert
an item Ia the 'locals Of what they have
done. So following 10 the wake Of our
neighbors put in our appearance. We
commenced making cheese April l2th. so
receiving in The month 1881 pounds Of
milk in May ls9, 500 lbs, gin June 2o3, 500
lbs in July 233, l67 lbs, in August 2o5,-
COZ lbs. in Sept 1863 lbs; 10 October
1876, s34 lbs in Nov. 30,52l lbs. making
total Of ! ,265, G2s lbs. Of milk. From
this milk We made 1877 635 lbs. cheese,
sals weight, M average of99l lbs. milk to
one Of cheese, We paid tho patrons 3d.,
7i6.l2. averaging Lose per hundred
pounds Of milk. Had the association been
ont Of debt, should have paid the stock
holders about five and one-half per cent,
A large share Of our patrons have but few
COWS aud commenced drawing milk from
the middle OF May to the first OF juno and
stopped drawing from the first TO the mid :
die Of September, which is against Us in n
making low average in manufacturing, n
or high price on an average for our milk, Y
Tor instance in the month OF June we got /
but 81 cents per hundred for our milk, Ii
v lille in November the little milk We did Il
receive paid the pa rons sl.42 per. hun \
lred. We made and furnished the cheese ]
Tor 81, 90 per 100 pounds S
H. q. HAYWOOD, Ii
Treas and Salesman Dorset Cheese Assoc q
cation.
EAST DORSET d
Strong symptoms that the drowsy =
winter is about over, begin to show them 9
elves in the business like attitude every d
hing seems to be assuming. q
Prince & kent's mill has given few :,
preparatory pufrs as il just awakened q
rom its winter nap and oiling up its joints ,
to Its first hop into busy =
eason. n
Last Friday the remains Of Mrs. Jane q,
cochran Andrus arrived from Colorado co
I'd were buried from her home on Satur-
ay. In the death OF Mrs. Andrus society
as lost one Of its brightest ornaments
Ter superior mental abilities combined ~
18th kind and amiable disposition made o.
er q valuable friend and endeared her to -
II with whom she associated. None sc
ould go out from her presence without -
,eling that her ways were ways OF plesant- -
oss and all her paths were peace. Her au
mailing and gentle kindness to the aged III
arents with whom she resided, has erect na'
4 in every heart lasting monument to T.
or memory, she was ever ready with su
lehsant and cheerful words TO minister 70
the wants OF others and lend helping 10
and 10 the afflicted in the neighborhood, ~
ut it was in her own home circle where
ie was best appreciated, there she stood
as model mother and dangh. co
n. Truly can it be said OF her: None
new her but to love her, none named her vi
ut TO praise" May Gods blessing rest
q that stricken household and help to
istain them in this their great affection. -
EAST RUPERT.
to
We regret to lose from our midst Mr.. ga,
arsons aud family Their voices will be
Used from the reading circle the Sab.
lth school, and wherever the voice Of
nging adds charm TO the evening cir
O. They have won many warm friends
lring their short stay here, but what ="
III be loss to US viii be pleasant nd so
ton to Pawlot society
WEST Huprm
Quite number OF Dr. j. NJ Moores gr'
ends gave him a surprise party the eve
Ok following his return from New York, sn'
wing received his diploma from the
,eltcic Medical College Of that city. Sta
Notwithstanding tho Indictment day tic
e town meeting was well attended, and
G following officers duly chosen: cit
oderator. $. H. Rising; Towns Clerk, hal
j. Jenkins, j. NJ Harwood; Town -
'easuror and Trustee OF Surplus Fund
ed A. sheldon; Constable A. L. Burton: