Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-25


Nantages arising from want OF colieBe
training. The average income OF New EnS
land farmers is ABOUT SoUo a year or -
day, SO that many cannot ahord 10 sen"
their sons 10 college Our agricultural COL
leges located away from the large cltie' 're
not as expensive as other colleges lhel,'"-
| lnS the hoy time lno expense W ,, 4"
unr'e years course W"ul" u' aIo 'l G'V'0'
| mere are III New thSiaH" -V"'""" '"'I"S
anu mere ousht To ne at 'oSO one poS u"
! "ach farm me aBilc"1'r" '"I'"r "''0
i"U always MAKO iarI','IS' p"' II wa sou"
answer the question } neheFe' now TO h''P
tine boys ON the lain' N&tieultUral con,
ieSes are yet new we ""u!o hot expect
much from ihr'nalll' learning ms 'I"''c,
"e Sp'uher re''Treu 10 me ii''"c','c "a
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MANY 81 ,h' S"tlou""i'l| "' Tue r''ll. ''ii'
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was h"' a'Eu'ilE 'T'''9' "s''''
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oo+inl, ]ha t9r,,,,,. aI,d H.. to,,n, i. ta-
CclNes boys and girls even before their schoO
,.a.... ,,ith tbei,. father. and n,nthsr. Th,
, oranca is tokinr Tho ,,lora If thn old in IN.
, inunI d,.hatiu, soriat,. md j.. nm in,ro,,-
mant ON the farmers cluh u. vo,nrn ar,
, no,,bc,s rl,, .,,,,,,e,o ,o,.o,u;y,. tbo oo,oI
ity of fine scv4s II Train. tbn vounc +,
think ,,,nr thei,, feet # litts all to q hi,rhe,
f plonp The seed thouobt of fine Grange i
hrotbrrhood The idaa of odontiuo fin,
Chautououa netbod. of instruction in fin,
cranon * aoitntad Vo,nr ncn,,la IN fin,
farm, can lo,rn a crnot dooI from thoir ov,
n,liyidroi .rnrt. rho u,i,,t., n,nri,,,. arr
lon,r hn,n l-uov-n Lov. f.. l,,,, M, +bai
'V"7. .ip Nt''' II ''9 ~ N''I, w. ''''
i studies with Their GLASSES at Inme to gualon:
r with them in the spring or to enter college
,-,a,. .,hna1 .tIlious hol,it finn. acoui,o,
. 80 i''
Is app 10 remain 10y man through ne
I. Fathers and mothers. if you can get you
- / boy or girl Interested i'll any new branch, d
g not think the time is thus thrown away, o
r. do not complain if the hammer or nails @
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: u''iN are otC ~ oi'''I' WISH every 9o'nj
II farmer could he taught the Use OF tools
= Children should be encouraged not discoul
4 aged and more would remain ON the farm
:, The address was replete with practical sug
e gestions and at its close the speaker was Ell
o tbu.ia.+i,oll,- ,,,,1oudod
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II "''' 'EoNiON9 hhuAHNH'
- ll'aih I've SESSIONS, secretary OF III
" Massachusetts, Board of Agriculture. wa
= cale" upon ne Nt'u tie ieSl'oilsi'hilty IL
l. farm education rests very largely with uat
cnts We should teach Them to resDect on
ca1luro There is nurh that i discoura,,in
ON the farm brt tbe farm will he fnuud +
ln. 81