Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-09-15

exhibit in taxdcrmy lie has many fine
specimens noticeable among them being
two or three fire screens, and beautiful
medallion of the Mediterranean partridge.
which attract much attention.
miscellaneous Exhibits.
The Moseley & Stodiard Manufacturing
Company of Poultney occupy prominent
position In Mechanics Hall with Moseley's
Cabinet Creamery and the Stoddard Churn.
| Their cabinet creamery is sold at lower
price, considering quality of material and
| workmanship, than other cream raising ap-
paratus in the market that approaches it
in convenience and economy. Less
cooling material is required in Moselcy's
creamery than in others and il is
convenient in arrangement. The construc-
ton Of the creamery is such that there is no
lifting Of cans, all sediment runs out with
the milk, and it has transparent faucet
through which to draw the milk from, under
the cream. This creamery has proved a
great success, the company not being able to
ill their orders. 1t is compact and takes up
but little room and must be an invaluable ar
ticlc in the dairy 1t answers for a small or
large dairy, hotels or restaurants. The Stod-
dard churn is the fam famous "End-over-
end" chirn that took the special prize of
$50 offered by John Stewart of Iowa for
the best churn to be tested at the Inter
national Dairy Fair at New York in 1879.
Since that exhibition an improved cover has
been made. This churn fully meets the re
Iqurements OF all diaries, large or small, and
is especially adapted TO the granular system
lworthyof making butter These exhibits arc
the examination Of all dairymen.
Just outside of Floral Hall is magnificent
exhibit of marble and granite byJ. W. Good
ell & Co. of this city. Among the marbles
shown may be mentioned finely finished slabs
and monuments Of Moriah marble a dark
and handsome variety; "l.epanto' marble
in shelves and bureau tops verona" d
"shcl'' marble from Catskill, n. Y. u; "Flor.
ence from Pittsford, VT, q handsome and
very even white cloudcd marble. Four fin,
monuments made from this variety are in tn,
exhibit, including the largest monument
shown. Other varieties are the Italian anC
Tennessee marbles the latter reddish color
West Rutland and Isle La Note marbles
the latter called "French Gray are showr
in tasteful designs. Fine specimens d
J Barre and Westerly, r.. l., granite
monuments are also shown. Mcssrs
Goolell * Co. have on exhibition fiji
teen monuments and a large number Of slabs
for various uses, in all about 3d. worl
of goods, including all the well known va
rieties of marble aud granite. Til,
goods shown by Messrs. Goodcl Il Co
are such as they deal in constantly, most o
T the monuments having been got up to orle
and simply placed here on exhibition befor
shipment. There is no larger or more en-
tcrprising house in the business in the Stat
than Mcssrs. Goodcll & Co. Of Burlington
.. The Powell Manufacturing Co. have il
operation in Machinery Hall vacuum
creamery which is of the highest interest t,
dairymcn. They make butter and cheese il
, u few hours, the process attracting numerou
, visitors.
Il The same company have on exhibition
just outside Machinery Hall the Powell al
/ Unstable barbed wire fence post, made o
Wrought iron and possessing double tn
. strength Of any other post of equal weight
l They show as lo that is cheapy made an
; lsnccessful in operation.
IL Near by the Wakefield Nariegatcd Marbl
r Company show some sample slabs. Thei
, marble is beyond question the most bcauti
full in the world, and their exhibit attract
much admiring attention.