Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-04-09

Manchester y. H. Mirror, April lst. Perhaps
Mr.. Douglas will not believe these reports,
! but hundreds of other dairymcn do believe
ana are joining the Cooley cream gathering
factories. The last two factories above men.
uoned have both started within the last five
months. Mr.. Douglas SAYS If we can't get the
cream gathering system, we cannot sell the
Cooley crcamcrs. This is not true, because
we get our share of the whole milk factories,
ana, aS shown, the Cooley leads in this sys-
tcn also. The patrons of the Cooley Cream
gathering factories do average to realize from
- to4' cents per quart for their milk
will agree with Mr.. Douglas. or any one
else in this county, to call II meeting of the
dailNlncn of this section: let this meeting ap.
point committee of three to visit the numcr-
ous cooley factories, aud report at Il future
ln"eting. If my claims are not sustained by
tine committees investigation, will pay all
expense. If they are sustained, Mr. Douglas
snail pay them. II there are amy doubts rs to
my paying If against me, VIII deposit sufli-
cicnt sum To cover estimates with the National
Bank of MiddlcburN, when the committee are
appointed. am very anxious to have this
state investigate, for | am confident that it
VIII result in opening the eyes of the dairy
men to see that they can do much better than
thtN are doing 10y any other system
have not pretended at any time that |
should not make something 10y the sale of
crcamcrs. expect to, and know the dairy
men will make so to every dollar make. |
! leave Mr.. Douglas to play the role of philan-
thropist. As to the Darlingtons, Mr.. Douglas
cracked dairXmcn, am satisfied that ! can
prove by testimony, that cannot be doubted
or gainsaid, that the Darlington butter has
deprecated since putting in the Centrifugal,
ana am only anxious To have Mr.. Douglas
accept my proposition for Il committee to in
Ncstigatc and decide which is the best butter,
Cooley or Darlington.
one more item. Mr.. Douglas saws that Chas
Nolcott OF Rcadvillc, Mass writes that 81
recommend the separator very strongly. Mr..
Wolcott said at the Vermont Dairyman's
association at Bellows Falls, in January, that
if he was running a moderate sized creamery
he would prefer the Cooley crcamer to any
thing else. Let Mr.. Douglas write him
q toll
readers next week.
The Artic creamery at Suffolk, Conn, which
mas Decn using a separator tOr one or two
years, Is now changed to Cooley cream gath
ering factory, and since the change the pat
rons have more than doubled. / know of 9TH
crs in New England, whose names have not
mentioned, who will not recommend others to
purchase the same apparatus, but suppos-
ing that Mr.. Douglas will want to reply to
this, will reserve them, rs my letter i al
ready to long. notice also the letter of Mr..
Evarts, in rle REGISTER of the 18th, which
with your permission, | will reply to next
week. The test mentioned was run by un-
friendly persons and as have now facts and
evidence to prove, was more unc-sidcd than |
had reason to believe, until the past week.
Mr.. Evarts remarks with reference to the
number OF inches OF cream required for II
pound of butter required at Parkcr's Georgia
factory do quite well for special pleading,
but think can show the talaCY of them in
my fun reply to that letter A. to Mr.. EvartS
letter, will simply say, now, that am au-
thorized by the Vermont Farm Machine Co.
~ say lltt II ill' lHilTpuH bI Nr. l'Hrk-
cr's Georgia factory will use the Cooley
creamcrs this coming season, the Vermont
Farm Machine Co will agree to furnish re-
sponsible party to do I'll that Mr. Parker does
(and for which he gets cts. per pound with
out cost to the patrons. provided that they
snail have the increase in the amount of but
ter made from the number of inches OF cream
received, over the amount made by Mr.. Par
ker at the same factory in lssj, and that they
will pay Mr.. Parker $500 for the use of his
factory.
Your truly,
j. W. DORSEY.