Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-25
Vermont pairnmen,s Association.

ucnt, iiou H. u. MASON VI hWhhv"'i WI"
spoke as follows
GcmlcmsR. The interest felt in the great
and growing branch Of State industry which
this Association represents has again brought
ms together for consultation and discussion
What plans should be attempted IN the iu'
turc, contemplating new OBJECTS ana luVoiV.
log new responsibilities VIII probably be SUD
jects Of discussion at this meeting.
We live in a progressive age the world Is
ieeming with new discoveries the arts ana
sciences are advancing IN rapid strides me
march Of Improvement is onward toward inc
goal oil perfection ana " man nam sought
out many inventions to beneht MS ielloW-
man. There probably has never been pc
Rod within the history OF the world IN wnich
80 much has been done to peneht ana anchor
ate the condition OF Tue human ian'l'y' as Is
being done OF the present age livery year
gives birth to new associations, the OBJECTS OF
which arc the promotion oil human happiness
TINS Association was formed TO give TO the
markets OF the world better garry products
ana better prices TO the producer Dalry-
men OF Nermoni' let US all associate III the
oroades' and best sense OF the word, not SIM
ply to control prices but to get trst rate
reputation Tor vermont ua'ry products. Let
US all strive to make the very best quality OF
soous 10 lne uaTko's' le' US az 'nls iheellhg
resolve mat INC lcadlng interest OF our oiate
snail De put IN better standing IN the markets.
/ OF the country. There Is no danger OF over
doing the business or ovcr-siocklng the mar
Scts with a lirst-class article. The supply OF
g'oa cheese ana butter is TAR ncnlnu inc uo'
mand. The great cry oil our clty consumers
is for a better class Of goods, they hunger ana
thirst alter the go9d things oil the da'ry' Ia
'he name oil the good people oil TINS Associa,
ton let 1t try to supply them with good
cheese aud butter when lhey are wlhng 10
Npay prices mat seem iaouioua 10 comparison
with the prices that we have been obtaining.
twenty-five cents per pound Tor cheese ana
seveniy-hvo cents or one dollar pound ior
butter are prices that sound strange to most
OF tue members oil tins association, ana YET
there are dairypcn that OBTAIN the above
prices Tor all they can MAKE ana venture
TO say That 1t costs them no more to produce
pound OF butter or cheese thau II does the
dairyman IN Vermont II does seem that
there is something wrong about the manulac-
turing OF butter ana cheese IN ms commu-
NIFTY.
condensed muS mas not yet been cohsiuered
one oil the common proluc's OF our dalrles OF
factories when 1t shall become such, one oil
the commonest objections to our factory sys-
TEN Will be ohylatcd, which Is, that they dc
not use the milk Tor chcese-making' either at
the beginning or towards the close OF the
milking season. II our factories would ieari
} the method, acquire the right, and obtain The
necessary apparatus for condensing milk, anc
adopt the practice earlier or later than chees'
making would be profitable, 1t would prob
ably prove remuncrativc to the factories and
great convenience TO patrons butter iac.
tories M connection with cheese factories
have no doubt would be one OF the most prot
table arrangements to manufacture the MIX
OF town or neigh0orhood.
What a rich reward would the dairymen
Vermont reap II they could obtain the price
just named for their dairy products and
can see nothing to prevent them If they viii
avail themselves OF the means that are at hand
There is no secret about the manufacturing
Of this high-prced butter and cheese. Every
i dairyman that make these fancy goods Is
wiling and anxious TO give his method Oh
manufacturing to any one that will take the
time TO inquire which IL IN short the right
temperature great care and perfect neatness
"m ~ W C,l Isonssod a, n;s ,noo,;nr NO.
those that are better qualified than | am.
Here is a wide field for earnest, energetic
workers a land that hows with MIX II not
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