Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-27

WI responsible for its result : MIX IN d
sound condiii"n needed no n atm"nt to
.gr all thr buttrr i'll it. The trouble was
tho mania for cooling milk ut on e som"
of he large pans have it urged III their
favor tia the milk could be cooled DOVE
to 60 in two hour, which he considered
Il drawback. and IN ot!jrciioli Il the am
nal o,nr could not SO soon be di>slpttrh-
Heating milk 10 1870. or 40 soon di~pe srd
the olor. anil any tainted or unhealthy
condition is corrected. Mi k heated Ill Il .
cheese vat up to 100 :. af CT Standing -
hours was found to stand 1T 80 aud per
fcctlv sweet
Mr >imond~ Of Roxhurv asked |
whether it would hAwcll to let The milA
stand in the large pans some hours before
co, ling.
Mr. Arnold said it would be decidedly /
we'll to 30 -. He visited one dtiry. whclt
the dnirvlnan let it stand in the pans Is
hours before bringing it down to 60 :. and
Il finer LOT OF butter he never 5 W.
col. linwlcy of Syracuse. i'll the rapid
cooling process was first gotten up for the
purpose of cooin" milk to be carried away
some distance to cheese factories for which
purpose it was useful; the difficulty WIS
III attempting to apply it cveryWhrr" and
10y rv rybotiv.
Mrs. Fanny X Kyle Of Essex WAS now
Introduced by he President ard read q
nl"sl charming pap + ON :. TIE Poi.rHl OF
FARM LIE. in ~ charming Il manner.
! free alike from affect ton and cmb ,rr,t-s
mrnt. At its cl">,. Mr.. Mc\li-trr @:
no-hurgh, moved Ia, the Trunks of thu
association be rendered to Ms KYLE by a
/ rising vote. hich was unanimously car
r'"d- We shall give It's paper in full
another time
rEuT. WICksONS PAPER.
The next paper was bv Prof Wick>on
the " III Utrdi' on = |;tct> and Ob
>crv:ltionS regarding Diaries ~ati red
from the staliS'c > Of over thirty chers- fac
| 'tr IRIS and crrnulrr g..
There i no ~oundrr method of inquiry
in regard to the dairy than that of in iuc
ton from ,ctrr,l facts from Trustworthy
experiments the wider The observations
he more numerous the li,.l>. the more Va
I1hIr the generalization gained from them.
He had ttcts to present which coy, red
:, wide ii, Id and he believed comprise, tn
tuir t data fr determining the extreme
and average net return per COW to pltI on>
the hiYhr>t average per COW to a siugl,
patron. and tn" lowest average per cow
he Yields niovrr - .uOpruWs. Inr;lvrray,
of all the factories per cow WAS = - -.
he highest >in.lr factory >-,jo.; the
lowest sn"lr flctNy 81 -. and TIE,
;vtrtw, n,I rcttiin> per 100 lbs. of milk
30. In n"lr dlirir~ carrying milk t.
factories, the hi"hr~t average i *. | :.
The loves Sl4.5u. y single dairy OF /"
COWS WAS reported which nrtlcd >.o .
per COW. He advocated th,- modern O.
bn,rd of r;tIr system of marketing but
Ter AMI cheese, h,rl Sc it enables tn. pro
u-"lS, by conprtl0n, t" gr' higher prices
han they could III their oun tpln,e L.
conclusion he recommended Il { establish
urut of cr,amrrIr>. OF butter factories
l'Ilc drnanA Tor delicious products = Great
FL ;tn the supply. / he. are economical
10 the farmer ~ Il vii! do more tn N any
thing else to establish tn" DAIRY rcwl, ,tio:.
Of lie cnnniun ties where Lpr ,trA.
After Prof Wirk>"n's paper O :. Bliss
be secretary. S.si tt,t tn high i pris'~
plid for butter III II Adams Rirhtlur,i
md Nrrg. nnr> We're not r'prrtel in h
. ew>)aI"rs He said hat the reporters
always took the prices FROM the purc;t~
rr- AMI. of course, Ala no. get tI' hj-!-
ct.
c. Horace hubbard Of >,m.nr.i.II. il
view rt what had been sad. u1r-l In
f,i]uwiu~ resolution;
i:c-..rvcd II, the vr,non1 /, ,ir..s.al,, >,-.,.,
hu tn H. ,i pr,.tjr. ,t ,"',iaL r,t,r.y ID .,
i''' nl"'!" t|'n 1t" N'-hr' "N 'i''l', "H,' 81 '.
.i m ,,,' r 'l'> n krt-
jn-t " tie dan! men 81 \c'"'''t .'nl -''."i D'
I The resolution gave ri-c toa lively ,!i>
on son participated in by Prof. Wc;h.r
u ril.ir"f. "lck~"n, MIR. h'rV"r; OF IL" y
Il T., fHf"rf' Mf. -. = l'II>S amt "'h"rS. II
+ "h''h .h' ''''ll,' 81 re-" ''''I '''' l"'fN'l
>'hN II i lower Il lif' an = 2t'NaHv PAM
= was severely r!itl l~"d- 1t Wis stA "".
I"ih ~ if"i- "'cA>"h '"li MI en- eyer
th1t there are contrasts winch ar" h.2I"l
than the mar ct reports. which are 10;
usually nf.'1trd IN any m'k''t report
H'" "'ith pom th,1gf' II I BIS; >t'"';h
DC I'f"r''d 4, IN 'ik, san
fFol. Arnold >a'i 1t Wa Wr"iI I" IT,
ID port nose extraordinary prh' 8 8 h'in-
: 'hE >'thh'f" "1 SUES No '.".t"r Tn,
. cummings 'i' IN = g l'F'h IF ''@' =
! NOT S'''' IS Is r>'H'''T 'i'r""h on III
'"': NET '"i 'h't'l"f' >ii' ''a hH' '3 I'
ported IS 4 i dhHtrd OF prices
MT I 'i'''N',r >tld III II II Few l''"i.1'' III
boston N"oId pay Il III @h'f rrlEt l'r h''-
Yer III III is 4'i''." l'ri'r: 'tflh"hl'F>
= W"i' Urn Ih'lr attention t." llnt''"F'h
. =" Il '''tt % 'ii'' "u'''' " h''-H' com
NUM- "'''1'I l'''t.> h'' ii;'N rAiT't '"'
.'.l'' !, zoo ''''' Il ','ilic ''H "
'hcy butte" I" justify IN" farmers ny her
. t,.,n,., ,n o., th,. f,,,., ,,r;,.,.e
% NJ W,,hcr,u tho I,,t,- tb,-i, ,,..1.. +.
i attain TO the hi"b..t farm, r. uI,>t lr,,
= ,,.j, b. L;L -;