Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-23


Thursday the third and closing day of
the meeting of the Dairymen's association at
st. Adams opened with the usual large at
ten lauce. The committee on resolutions
reported as follows:
RESOLVED, That in the future, as in the past;
the chief end and aim of this Assoc alton sheI
Re the improvent of the dairy products OF the
etste, both n quality and quantity.
Rc>o'rsd, That in the increased mem hersnip,
the larger n tendance at the meetings, anu the
more lfo;oUnd int" 3st manifested by th%
whole state, We find happy omen or grand
success.
Ing vice presidents, secretary and audlt0r our
sincere thanks for their faithful and efficient
service. In building up and maintaining the
increased usefulness of shis ASSOCIATION.
Rcsoictd. That in The death Of our l&to presi-
dent Francis y. Douglass, Wo mourn the loss
of n man who a. president Of this assoc iatton,
n a member of the Board of Agriculture. rs n
LEXIS atcr OF his state, and as n speaker ana
writer On farn and dairy topics, always stood
mn nohy for tine progress aud improvement ot
his class, and for the rights and privilege ol
the farmers of Vermont; and we hereby eN-
tend to his relatives and friends oar hearty
sympathy in thi, their great afliction-~tho
los If a good man.
The resolutions were adopted, after which
tho report Of the judges on dairy products
was made as follows;
1iuttcr.
CLASS DA1HI TuBl
ist premiunl T l3eomon Of It, Adams.
~ premium II w Walker OF south Noou-
od premium, j X Curtis OF Georgia.
CLASS DAIRY BoxJ
1T prcrniun. j e. ,herburne Of North Pom
fro
d premium, o VI Tinkham of North Pom
1'SSI' ,,.f.,.,, l,ost Nfcntnelier
Ct,ss3tDAiRY pRiNrD
,. ,.,-.. ......o,o. u
v!sl PreWR.in ana HaiirE s"c'p7t"NeS'
aa premium. Truman tiilson OF West Hart
ford. r....,.,-,o
al premium > 81 Hastings vi "7suull 9'o
Class &C NHANtRf TUB
LIST rftm,nHl an' E@&tn!li creamery sweep
tlate-. - tNhi lT.U' ~ "ILl"ll ,,.;.h
"a rsmium, hillside creamery CORNISH
81 premium, Springfield creamery spring
,,...,
,'. ,,.--.,-.-.,. ,,voo,
Isl premium W oou9iocN creamery vi N"ou
stGcH o,...,..-,..,,.. -
Iairhsyea. ,.-s,,..
This I'd premium is given because there
WGrf 9 % ve wathv w 'i"' o''S '0"e nv
C,..- ,n,rorrn,
...., ,,-.,..,
orpnr,orv'
"a y. emium, Springfield creamery.
81 premium, 4 II Royce Of St Adams.
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CLASS lJuNE)
~ P rjIc ' tarInHr ' NIuInby K Coy %oTth
10, ,'@'' ''"i'''0'' -''"i l"' ~ WV -'0' IL
TIbisis the Ashton sait nrizeJ
Cheese.
CLASS A (PLAlN DAGRY0
1st prem ium. A Town Of Richmond.
"a premium J. Northrop Of North Fairfax,
ou ~ = = WV u Va
CLASS b SAGE pAl'f5
lst premium, II Riley OF NhoIden.
81 premium = O'1Ne' Vi mar es'on'
CLASS c PLAIN FACTORY
1st premium and sweepstakes l. H Talcott
OF Wl.IIston. ,--i,,. 1,.or,,. fa,.o.,. - 1vo.,
FnoshHrgh'
3D. prem am. a W Howard Of Colchester.
CLASS D SAGE FAcroRY)
LET rrer,iun Gardner Mummy & Co. Of North
Georg IL.
I'd premium, Union Branch factory OF Nesl
rPa,-a ,.,ra tho only oxbilf4s in classDl
me FRO ha'as'
The following exhibits of butter were in
cluded in the report Of the committee as
ranking 50 or over, but receiving no pre-
miums
Glass l. Il Z Vaughan, Woodstock; S II
Warren; NoTth , r9miroIIii .,e.,,. MI HI.
( ni6 TyoodstccE. + II WbecIer Proctors
VILE
Cl2s-, &C smith, MoTrlsvilie; \ Holt
nou'n " 9rc ;otnyTrY y : sfH iisI
eumpsic, George + Tanner Springfield.
Class A. Franklin County creamery, 81 Al
inns; ~" ,e I Nio''' i-"i ''e'
rha .,,,,, -, eto ,ros ,iv;doa ,o+wo.
.h1Ia 7I', nrbi1'itHry
re-. -;t,oo ei.. ,,.,o,..o,, 49,,
"e p'aO 'G.' IVY
VI Nu'.e! nc. 81, Wv P'iI-ss Hu' ~. W.
nov ~ ~ '''y' .nT ~
.n ~ d i+ s,,.iae,"tid ''1 anu -
M i,,,l.,,, 80 IL II y c1a..4 -
Nenchester n. H.. Nj O. Evan. of Water