Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-14
VERMONT DAIRYMEN.
OPENING OF THE 22D ANNUAL MEET
ING AT BRATTLEBORO
Small Attendance, as Expected, on the
Opening Day-Seyeral Addresses and
Papers by Men Versed in the Subjects
Exhibits Arriving Rapidly.

Papers by Men Versed in the Subjects
Exhibits Arriving Rapidly.
BRATTLEBOEo, Jan. ~. The 22l annual
meeting of the Vermont Dairymens asso-
citation oponed this forenoon in the town
hall with a small attendance. The session
was opened with prayer by Rev. f. j. Parry |
of BrattIeboro President II. NJ. Arms of
Springfield presided. Col. George w.
Hooker of Brattleboro gave cordial nd
dress of welcome, saying in substance:
"BrattIeboro to-day feels highly honored
that you have come among us; our people
will be strengthened and encouraged by the
visit OF men who have used much time in
making nice butter; this association has
been doing splendid work teaching Vermont /
ers the best industry without question: the
product of butter tnderlies the future sue
cess of Vermont; put creamery and cheese
factory in every community and the farmer
will never know the want of money; your
visit bore will give stimulus to Windham
county that it has sorely needed; we are
glad you came to Brattleboro."
Hon. Cloud Harvey of Barnet thanked
Brattloboro for its cordial recep-
tion. He told of the aims of the
association, aud hoped that combined action
y
his annual address, Henry NJ. Arms, pres-
dent OF Springfield, said he was pleased to
be here lie loved WIndham county; each
member had work to do; Vermont
dairymen have nothing to discourage
them but everything to encourage them;
farmers have an encouraging outlook; the
Alnis shty helped them last year, and their
future was frightening every year.
During the afternoon there was a
largo attendance. Music was furnished by
the Philharmonic orchestra a paper was
read by Hon. William Chaplin of Middlese&
ON Nee Of Vermont farmers. The ad
dress by Prof. Cooke of Burlington was on
"Nariations in milk products" Inc session
closed with discussions.
The Exhibits
The exhibit of machinery Is being held in
Armory hail on Elliott street, in which
mucn interest seems to be manifested. Al
though ali articles are not yet in place,
among those most noticeable are the Yer
mont Farm Machine company of Be ovs
Falls, two Cooley creauerics. a I>abcpck
milk tester hand power butter print, two
batter workers, two cnulns, three styles
sugar eNaporators, print butter boxes, hot
water heater, milk cooler, cream vat and
extractor and sap hucketa; tue Mosel' *
StoddArd Manufacturing company of Rut-
| Iaud, n,nk vat and Sharp!er's Russian steam
s'N"'a.o'' o"''er ""'%s'' '"o ere 'iH RVS
! five churns, refr gerator cans, milk tester,
eiEn' P",eHC o"''e' '"' i'r'S ""U s'n"'i al
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Inc ineenlAes are De'hg operated W
9Iel'u engine
Iue D"''e' ana cneese EXHIBITS are con
st"hHJ arriving ana are oe'h" plAced ~ tAe
Town H"' ou""'hs AMONG 'Hc oet'et
specimens now opened are ''ur tnp' ana
p'l''S from hr"''Ie"o'" cl'""ierE' lIlhtS
ioul woo yS'oc" creahFFy' Lup IRON L.. -
fisuer' Nau"'' pl'h's from H"eiuulh' aus
| eteaiH9rl' tuo Iroiu CIeah HlI ','"cN
r"r"'' HnoiuN"un' uui' ou''er from N'oUl
Harvey, barnet ana prints from spring
| i'eil c'c"'hetE'
l"o evening session az 'resSe5 Were'
some points Ia cheeSe maR'hG' py l. j.
| Gurus oI the Mirror ana f"rhleF' Manu-
lahiure OF cheese, by HON James W. Foo-
ertson' comih!s''oheF o. aSrlcultu:e OF an
ada; sanitation OF larius and iarm build
lhGS, W. H. bo"Nef Oh boston. heMarHs
were made by eN-"oN' heaiu OF isconsin.
BkATrLFBOHo. Jan 13 - The second
DAVIS session of the Vermont Dairymen's >
association opened this morning with paper
ON Z" Treatment III. Dairv Cow" Ly Georco
/ Aiken OF Woodstock lie favored tbe
jersey and ayrshire Tor dairy use, aud was
followed with elerHI u'3cu>slon farmers
III l"e audience "'"l"7 various questions
Next cam paper on rome "A'FyIn
by Henry W. Na!Eer Oh "ooaatocA' lie
wanted c.eahIlness III every INN pertaining
to the dalry, regularity III Ired'hb' gentle
ness IN care Oh S'och' care III uroedlhE'
Hon. John DouiI Oh ONO gave 'HlK on
'Ihe i've secrets oil good butter hlahih5'
Wanted 10 Simplify tAe making oI butter
SO it could be done with less labor.
Iro1. D. W. Robertson of Ottawa address
cd tho meeting on tAe 'AeonoI!cal produc-
lion OF butter, y illustrated with CHARTS Ihe
afternoon !dresses Wore "Ftrm aud DAIRY
improvements, Hon Josiah Erout OF
Derby; The man WAC produces milk,
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