The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29

Seventh Winter Meeting-At Rutland Jan
uary 10, 20, 81, 1s76-schedule Of Prizes
for Dairy Products. ~-f-~'s
The association, through the generosity
of a few of its friends, offers the following
prizes for the exhibition of dairy products,
at this meeting: ,-.,r.f,,
For best tub June butter, not less than so
pounds, two barrels Onondaga F. F. dairy
salt, donated by the American dairy salt
company, of Syracuse, N. Y. For I'd do,
one barrel do.
For best tub fall butter, two barrels do;
I'd do, one barrel do.
do F?$sd no. do ri M2ds h vt 'do wo Sc
sacks do.
barrel do; I'd do, barrel do; Sd do, two
SO ID. sacks do.
'rv SWEEPSTAKES PREMIUM.
For most meritorious display of butter,
quality statement, ETC., TO be considered,
Billiards. Oscillating churn, donated by
John T. Ellsworth, ESQ.,, of Barre, Mass.
Prize articles, in other classes are not de-
barred from competing in this.
CHEESE.
For best July cheese (not less than 20 ibs)
two barrels o. F, F. d. salt.
For I'd do, one barrel o. +. +. d salt.
For best September cheese, two barrels
o. F.F. ID. salt. scot
For Cd do, one barrel o. F. r. d. salt
For best cheese made in any other month,
two barrels o. F. +. d. salt.
For I'd do, one barrel 0. F. F. d. salt.
SWEEPSTAKES PREMIUM.
For the most meritorious display of
cheese, Cornish and Curtis Rectangular
churn, donated by d. w. Curtis, ESQ.,, sec
rotary of the Wisconsin, dairymen's associa-
ton. .fath. & .tFF
RULES
Each competitor must become member
of the association, and must furnish to the
superintendent with his entry an instruct
i've statement of all the material facts in
regard to the production Of the article en-
tered for prize, the objects sought being
information in regard to the manner in
which the article Is produced, rather than
a mere show of products to excite the curl
ositv. His name should not be upon the
package but the superintendent will place
number upon both statement and pack
age. The statements will not be submitted
to the committee until the inspection Of
ehO PkOdutto 10 SiOoCus Out TIC COIuIultlet
will be instructed to take the statements
fully into the account in making up the
final awards, and in no caseto award prizes
unless both the article exhibited and the
accompanying statement are meritorious.
In case of no competition the committee
will award first, q second, or no prize, as
in their judgment shall best serve the ends
sought by the donors.
- RssAYs.-THE sPRAaUE PRIZES. M %
One of the Brandon manufacturing COM
panys double beam double platform scales,
donated by Col. N. T. Sprague, ir., will
be av arded to the lady furnishing the best
essay on the management of butter dairy,
accompanied by specimens of her handi.
craft and the other to the lady furnishing
q like essay on the management of the
cheese dairy with specimens. ESSAYS
should be forwarded to the secretary at
least five days before the meeting. No fee
for membership is exacted Of essayists and
they are Always placed on the list of cor
responding members for the current year
and receive all the benefits and privileges
of other members Their essays, however,
become the property of the association. 7
D, The exhibition of any other products of
the dairy calculated to afford instruction
Is invited and 20 bags of Onondaga factory
filled dairy salt and several. ether articles
will be placed at the disposal Of the com
mittee to be awarded In their discretion for
such articles as, may be deserving, A
suitable hall will be provided for the ex-
hibition OF, dairy requisites and o special
committee appointed to examine and re-
port upon the articles exhibited, but no
prizes will be awarded.
F. W. Moseely, esq.,, of Poultney has
been appointed superintendent Of the ex-
hibltion department and all entries Of pro-
ducts or requisites should be made to him.
Correspondence In relation to the exhi-
bitioh may be addressed to him or to the
secretary o. y. BLISS,
-.i.s Secretary.