Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-18

NJ AIRY Is. 1891.
50: David Marcy, East Berkshire. 81. and
l.. G. Fisher, Cabot so
Sfrup-lt was also thought best to divide
the SO premium ON syrup us follows; II.
y. Cook, Emore, 81; l.. C. Fisher. Cabot,
| 50; Cyrus IIawley, Fairfax, SO.
The c. d. Whitman prize of 81 was
awarded to james II. Patch, Fletcher. whose
product was fully up TO the stan lard taken
at Chicago
The maple sugar exchange prize on sugar
was awarded as follows: First. Cyrus W
| Hawlcy, Fairfax, "A thermometer: second
| David Marcy. East Berkshire. felt strainer:
third, James Kidder. East Enusbur0h. a
| hydrometer
On Syrup-FirSt, I.aroy Southworth. Mid
dletown Springs, Thermometer; second. G
l.. Short East Montpelier, felt strainer:
third, l.. G. Fisher. Cabot, hydromctcr
The judges wish to state that there were
many samples nearly as good as those
awarded premiums, but owing to lack of
| classification they We're unable to make more
awards.
The exhibit has been pronounced equal in
quality to the Vermont exhibit at Chicago.
the highest standard Vermont leads the
world on maple sugar and syrup
G. l.. Mcmahon of Stowe. &. j. Bell of
! liardwck and Perry Chase of East Fairfield
were the judges on maple sugar and syrup
A NATIONAL DAIRY ASSOCIATION.
At the close of the discussion Secretary
Pierce begged permission 60 read the follow
ing:
To Whom II HdB C"0ccrH, greeting:
DAIRY BUILDING, JACKsoN PARk,i
Oct. l6, 1893.
We, the undersigned. superintendcnts of
dairy exhibits at the Columbian exposition.
representing the States of Vermont New
fHHn!mp-hirc, Connecticut, New York, Indiana.
ka, believing that the dairy interests of
he United States would be greatly advanced
by an energetic national organization. COM
posed of delegates from the various State dairy
associations throughout the Union have taken
upon ourselves the necessary initiatorv step:
and do hereby request each state Dairy AssO-
citation To send one or more delegates to attend
meeting to be held in Cleveland, Ohio. on
he first "Wednesday in February. 1891. In
those states wherein no dairy associations ex-
list the governor Will please appoint said dele
gate or delegates.
The design of this meeting will be the or
ganiZatiun of a national dairy association with
the following objects prominently in view
1~t. That all newly discovered methods or
facts winch may become known to any state
u,ii'in, nf ,I F!i " i i ,n' OHil nv
known tuall
"a. To provide an authentic channel through
-. ',,. I,,ym nN eve 10 if uopart
mcnt. that loyal srnpol.t Which is due from All
citizens, by reporting such information a~ the
@ u,n,Hn. may from ,iinG 10 ilmt request
the Department in behalf Of the dairy and Kin.
bred interests
IT Is tutI4H , rlue,ttd that the secretary Of
i'm case The ntnotmrnf i nnI INV ~. cyn i.nl
tive, notify MIR. c. l.. Gabril,on. New lamp
ION lnWa' "I tht ACTON t3kch' together with
atc .rIcrted ~ THAT dn mntira iI 'i hc iynr
Of the hour OF the m citing and the location OF
'hG II l"li IN WlGh the meeting VIII be held,
vo;li' c9udid ron.ilcrati4n ''"''' i''''" "
For Vermont II. VI. Arms.
Eor New liamn,hire' w; d. Baker.
r"r Nh Vnrl ~ ~ = C niHii''''
For Indiana. Laura u. Worlcv.
for Illinois. LoYei0y Johnson.
w." "r NM, = NJ, T.. NVvvp ri,,
For Minnesota. 4. i. NcKinstry.
For Nebraska, ID. 7. Ashburn.
= we n?hi say thh' the Iowa state
Un.n,,tru Nr,.,.,L,. ~ .',,l IL. .n5 ~ "