The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-11-08

A movement is on focs 10 establish .
line o. passenger bosis on Lake chsn-
plain. two ia Number. 10 lie run from ~.
Johns +. q. to Whitehall The cut
liens Of 81 Johns promise 10 take s2s.-
600 stock. and II 10 expected Darlington.
Whitehall and other places along the lake
will subscribe literally. The parties push
ing the project went 10 New York last
week, and II successful in raising the des-
ired amount Of stock. the boats will he
built this winter and put on the lake IN
the spring,
The supply Of onions from the Cornwall
onion district is perhaps not 40 large As
usual, but the quality is good. good
many Cornwall men got caugh, last year
hy raising very large crop Of onions.
which they had 10 sell at very Low price
! IL order 10 get rid Of them at all. This
year they seem TO have been more eau
tious. and they nos are getting forty cents
per bushel for their crop at the cars IN
Midilebury.
Middlebury held town meeting last
week Tuesday aud voted 81, 1000 70 ft up
the new town hall. There was much op.
position. as many supposed tho $4,000
originally voted would cover everything
A sarcastic motion to appropriate -, 600 to
fl mp the grounds was amended TO read
$500 and pissed. Bonds payable 10 sew
en- years aud redeemable after two years.
at the option OF the town, drawing five
per cent interest, will be isansd to cover
the r.rsspriations.
The dipLtheria at South Royaltou hus
nearly spent itself There have been IL
cases and four deaths.
The slate manufacturers OF Poultney
snd the towns around there have adopted
8 schedule Of pay by the hour which re.
du ces the mems earnings, and the men
have struck. The slate business is duh.
Mr.. John w. Hobart has been appointed
general manager" OF the Central Vermont
railroad ompany, and will havs charge OF
The road an 4 its leased lines. He assum.
ID the duties OF bis position on November
LIST.
Promo, ,nosd the Best
The farmers th. 'oughout this section OF
he country devote great deal OF their
to dairying and consequently are
in the sub. ect OF butter colors,
md DESTROYS Of ascerta lining which OF the
many 10 the market is he best and also
he cheapest. II isa not. ceable fact that,
It tue agricultural fairs in New York and
he New England states, he Improved
Butter Color, made by Wells, Richardson,
Co. OF Burlington, Vt, has taken first
premiums wherever exhibited, Il 1umphing
ver all competitors. Its superio rity over
ii others is marked by the f. flowing
1t aega' turns rancid, as 30
many OF the oil colors do. 1t gives nat.
ral. bright color, which is just VIII Vt is
esired, result which is often promis cd,
ut seldom, if ever, obtained by oths. s.
I is far the strongest and therefore th .
heapest color made. 1t gives universal
and dairymen who have once
sed 1t will have no other. 1t will not
dior the butter.milk .
The verdict pronounced by the County \
airs is OF the utmost importance and car
les great weight from the fact that the T
ldges are practical men, farmers and dali
Tmen, who know just what is needed and
no know ut once whether the promised I
suits are obtained. The most rigid and q
borough tests were made, and the tri- n
mphs OF this Color over all others is most
arked, because it is based upon real mer- I
!, unpredjudiced by any fayoritism or 1
ther influence.
This Color is used from ocean to ocean, n
I'd is the only s!fe oil color,o nse. Thou d
n1s OF testimonials received by its pro-
'ietors speak OF it's superiority, tnl o
und its praises in the strongest terms. y