The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-12-24
Vermont Dairymeh's Association.

Fourth Winter Meeting, at s.. Adams.
January 22l % aud 24th, 1873. com
nenciug at 8 O'clock, "a M. on Wedue,.
lay, the 22I
The forenoon Of the frss day of the
meeting will be devoted to the cu,tomnr,
ddress OF the President, the address 0
Welcome and other routine business, 10 b,
ol!owed by paper on Batter Makinr.b,
Mr. +. d. Douglas of Whiting, aud orhr,
'apers and discussion upon the subject
1t Is impossible at this time to make Il
more definite announcement of the exer.
Uses during the meeting. We have Gu
:aged several distinguished genlleinen
rom abroad to address the meeting upon
variety of topics, among whom we ma,
lame PrOr John Stanton Gould Of Cor.
ell University, x.Presidcnt Of the New
York State Agricultural Society; Hon
x a. Willard aud Hon. Harris l. wi.
Veil known to the dairymeu OF Vernon
IS among the most practical writers and
peakers upon dairy matters Gardner b
Weeks, Secretary otrhe American Dairy.
mems Association Hon. r, S Gold, Sec
retary OF the Connecticut Board of A sri
ulture and We conf lcntly expect sever.
Al others whose names We are not vet nj
liberty to announce. Some Of our friend
sho have contributed very materially t.
the interest OF former meetings, hav,
rromsed TO contribute papers, though un.
'blc TO be present them>eve,
A members Of the Association are in.
sited to take any part they choose in tn,
meeting, and several have notified the
Executive Committee Of their willingness,
o prepare papers and join in the
'i'cu' sinns, among whom may be name !
Ion. Henry Clark of Rutland, G. Horace
Hubbard Of Springfield, and Albert Chap
man Of MiddIcbury. We have also rel.
>on to expect the attend ,nce aud co oper
zion OF several other citizens Of the State
VIII Use names we are not yet P epared to
dunouucc.
1t cannot be doubted that this meeting
will be more interesting aud profitable 10
those who attend upon it than any of it,
predecessors, whether OF this Association
OF of any others.
1t is earnestly hoped, therefore, that
The dairymen OF Vermont, recognizing the
fact that they cannot rest npon their lau-
res but must ever press forward, will at.
Iend the meeting in such numbers a.
hall leave no possible chance for doubl
III the part Of their patrons aud all others
interested, that they are determined to
keep fully abreast of the progress Of the
times and worihly sustain the reputation
which they have acquired in the past.
The Vermont Central Railroad exlcn l.
10 all members Of the Association aud
heir ladies'. who pay full fare in Coming,
the usual courtesy Of iiee return certti
Gates, to be obtained from the Secretary
at the meeting 1t is expected Mat 9th.
g Q nneciing roads will do the same.
The hotel accommodations al S.. Alban.
are most ample and the charges moderate
That there may be no misunderstood.
ing upon that subject, the Executive
Committee take this occasion to announce
that the custom Of giving to new memhe &
The earlier reports of The Association will
cease from the assembl ug Of the me- tin
at ST. Albans. Nj new members will he
entitled to the fourth report when pub
lished and all who become members be.
fore the meeting at St Alhsn-, but not
thereafter, will receive as free gift foml
the Association the first, second aud third
reports. Price of reports, so cents each,
The fees for membership are Z: for an.
nual members, 81 Tor life members SIS.
.. 5. Bliss, Secretary Treasurer.