Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-05

| and color Of the cream amount " butter in pro-
portion to the cream, and time Of chuning; then
repeat the experiment, then set the milk in pans,
and 90 through your experiments again. And,
besides, he would give the most careful attention
to the general management Of the dairy barns
should be kept warm, clean, and well ventilated.
with plenty Of good water, and warm bedding
/ II a hired man abused COW, he would discharge
him for that quicker than anything else The
time and manner Of milking must be watched.
and observed with the greatest regularity, for Sci
euce had shown that Ia case milking was delayo
nature relieved herself by absorption Ilolikcd
The plan Of tying COW in stated place. and
would milk the same COW first every time, and 10
on, taking each in It's order lie would choose
/ the LATEST man he had to drive the cows, aud Il
that wouldn't do, he would drive them himself
And ia conclusion, he said, that after careful OK
/ pertinent and with good management, every dairy.
man would find one wcll-bred well selected COW
to be worth a hundred poor ones
! Following Mr. Fassett's paper, Hon. Alexis r.
smith, ofNew Haven, was announced for some re-
marks ON General Dairy Interests" Mr. smith
/ showed himself to be man Of large experience
and wide information, and hi. cr'empo,e remarks
were listened to with closest attention by his
audience. Ills remarks, while dcsultory in their
character were PRACTICAL and valuable, conycyiuru
| large amount Of information in an attractive way
| Mr. Smith has an overlooking fund Of aucclotc
and w.t. and be never allows his hearers to grow
dull or sleepy under any pro-y array Of scientific
/ facts but keeps them IN happy mood by his
constant flashes Of wit and humor AZ the CON
clusion Of bis remarks, general discussion on
/ the subject Of " Dairy Interests followed which
WIS cut short by the hour Of Adjournment
WEDNESDAY ArrfuNooN's SESSION.
/ After the meeting WAS called 10 order. the cnn-
| uittee ON Dogs through It's chairman Mr. 49, %
/ Wheeloch. made the following report.
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mers of this stne by the destruction eft .p anl other
I property by dogs, therefore,
N'o,r"i I'D" !" h, opinion @, 'u' e' uns 'le ID. 'n
al.. is n.sa f,r thr ra,nsn, ,f,,me,.. ss8s t f.o
when those suffering a i,.. or ,a,n,re ii Do. oaano Co.
collect ihe samc from thcoouer' OF solid dogs"
The resolution WAS adopted unanimously %.
expressing the sentiments Of the meeting on this
dogmatic subject
The first paperon the proaiammc for ihe lfter-
noon wa. by Nathan Skinner. E.1.. of plaiuGcld.
ON " Increasing the Grass Crop" lie discussed
princnall, the value of fertilizers and fcr,ilz.p,
and gave many practical hints on Obi. im-
portant subject but ~ Your reporter WA. nn.
able to obtain notes for any extended abstract of
/ the raper he will not run the risk of s,oHns
good thing by relyine ON his very iucop,,letc and
/ impcriect memoranda Of the papcr
Alr Skinner was followed by Mr. T. T. AM
drcvs. Of Berlin on Horticulture and lis Bsue-
fits Briefly stated MIR Andrews discussion
wa. ON the r,i.u. of fruit A. a pleas,pt and
Profitable occupation for the farmer. lIo claimed
for the ample the hr.t place amone the fr,ts
which can be raised in thi. state. Afr Aulr,rs
exhibited large variety of a,,ple. of hi. ,y,, emil
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10 present II To our readers IN full
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