Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-16


open. Cooperative establishments are not
benevolent institutions. Robert McCloud
of Sheldon defended the creameries saying
that no one was obliged to sell his milk if
he thought he wasn't getting enough for it.
lie could make it into butter ut home as
the speaker did.
Ii appeared that Mr. iungerford had
started a Lively discussion and at this point
some one sent question TO tho stage, ask
ing what was the proper temperature at
which to run dairymcn's convention.
Alr. Walker Of " oodstock said that the
main trouule was au incliuation to shirk
the work that properly belonged to the
farmer.
Ex-Gov. Hoard Of Wisconsin arose to
take part in the discussion AMI was received
with applause. lie said thot the creameries
had to ASSUME the risk Of loss on the price
agreed upon for milk and that this risk had
to he paid for by the man who furnished
the milk There was a tendency to crowd
INTO the cities and leave the work on the
furm But the cows cannot be taken into
the cities.
MIR. Harwood Of Dorset described the CO.
operative creamery busiues, in his part of
tie state.
Nr. Uuugerford wanted to know if there
was any way i'll v!."h the difference be
tween the prics paid o tne producer and
shat pc:l hy the consumer could not be
more iaiJ : adjusted.
q. n. InNuam OF Fomfret said the mau
with a good hafd ol cows VINO went INTO
creamery "oi"n surrey suHer ior 'oo ueheiV
ol Ihe man "i'h poor nero III lHe average
| price ptiI p''fuh9 Oh 'He creamery l4e
maze ms o"" "d"or anu GOV soou price
,or IT, ing one Lo' oh'I 'aSu summer as
low as ~ cents ENery oalr man mus IL III
his power TO MAKE oe'Ier ouuIer 'h"il any
creamery butter.
NoN' HOARD Salu Inc re'ua'AS ol Mr'
llhhham c0htelnau 'ne essence oi ""'ry
'ru'H' lie ue7c''o'" NO" Ill ms q e'''nei
'"th patron WIS P'l a'c"rdihS 20 'ho
quHl.> "i ms mis- iio h',i p'1h ctIleo Oh
TO "'''e great h''H> ulSi'u'es pe' "cIh
creamery owners ana thelr patrons ana ne
( ioun" Fat se'fi'hnesS ana ignorance were ao
/ the bottom OF every dispute
9tNerai oth'rs I"ri'lP7'e' III 'ne u'S-
oussinn and at 4:'o the meeting took Il
recess unI evening"
The Machinery Exhibit.
The machinery exhibit at the rink buihi-
in. is IN SOME rospect. the most intorestiul.
feet,ro IF tho rootinr The exhihi,or,
,vcre l,on, br.v drrin., the dav in rettin..
their l,.n,ovs in shepo A list of the ex-
hibi.s SO lar rs taov nro COM etc follows:
/ D,invaI. turbine cream separator with the
continuous c0urn attached; DeIaval
baby hand separator for dairy
use; Umted States butter extractor;
the Morely * Stoddard company of kut-
land snow their oH'rNin@ goods, lncludin3
the Htoddard creamery cnun, W ater :
butter WorAer, butter boxes, mllk stra'ners'
the "a. = AI"i'hS f"lin@Fy company snow
horse power machines and i'idei shred
d'I. Nermont farln AAenIhe company OF
Bellows abs show tho -ttna automatic
heater for warming water Tor cattle, tile
cream temperng vat butter workers, but
ter carriers, the Cooley creamer' Ntrpris-
churn, DAVIS swing cnurn, W III
rams sap ana cder eVeNor''of' llRe
boxes Tor holding butter. 1nS
is now and novel article
Inc boxes arc made OF yellow plrch anu are
sold IN veneer strips 10 be put together by
means Oh score cuts IL Is u ne" thlhE
The company also show la3cocF test
COCHRAN test ana EroI. CoOhc lni!k l'-I'
which they manufacture; BarIea auto
matte cream separator; Ihatcher's ao'
butcher butter color are shown IN pack
ages Of various forms; Novelty STAMP
works OF Pattsburgh SHOW rubber Stamps
for farmers use.
The Dairy Exhibit.
The dairy exhibit is made in the bac
room at the rink, ana entries have boel
coming in all day.
Evening Session
Tho avenir., snseion onane1 with n eoloc
tion ,,-mnI, Simon, 3, ~ nm ir,Dro,,,,,+,
,1,o c,,,b Hon r K Noraland Of Opd,ns
l,,r,. tbe, s,,,l,o ON .Dairv schools - IN.
+ .,c,ns. e,,l farmer i, q stu6an+. ne reols th
, ,e,ys,or,ors and tba bulletins is.,oI NV m
ovnori,Iant stations There sIould Inc
. Ioirv qchooI IN every state Dairy iour
, rYts instruct in their way but they canno
n t.l,a tbo r',ca Of y school The sneoLo
, .nol,a of H., dairy SCHOOL. in Fnrora nm,
rood Iattors from savoral teacher. i, thns
- i,s,i,rtion. sboy.in, tho+ tho ,,ort, oc,or,
rii.bed va. of 81 enti.foctorv character
tha 0rs4 I.i,,, school j., tbis corntr,, 1yo
osto1l,.b.d IN Wisconsin, in connection viii
+h, s,oto ,,uivor.it, ot Madison. Last VOC
and j. ,,rr.ad,, nm a.,,,re1 successes
: Il, n C,,,.,j. ~ lon,ha.ter \ n srol.
M, .rrboorv and cor,rnou- sons. IN fs,rvinf,
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