New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-04
the milk business Among these was Dr. Z
Mispaugh.
WELCOMED BY MIR. ROGERS.

the milk business Among these was Dr.. z
Millspaugh.
WELCOMED BY MR. ROGERS.
When the cigars were served Mr.. Rogers rappsd
for order and in graceful speech welcomed The
diners in the name Of the company which he repre-
sented He said that he felt pleased 20 feel ono
more the touch OF the elbow and 10 see about hin
faces which have been familiar to him Tor yean
orr force is growing and there men here sls
with gray heads who have grown gray IN the
service which sa eo%ne eda OF the spirit
OF comradeshIp which pervades TINS ASSEMBLY semi 1d
,ts Is g tn y yo' i IN beha Of the conde
Milk Company hearty welcome. g.. aba
aeemen; and called upon John Barrett the chain
man OF the committee. who made a forciole speech
v whiSh was s faeaeens Surely he said
been cast IN pleasant places THIS y me opnon Of
and II one could look within the heart OF any one
of the 1900 men who are IN ~ eanp"; erS ,o
Eop them one sees the result OF uniform kindness
on the part Of the employer among , gu, p egp
union stronger than that which Is made up 81 ISAAC
Mbank William j Rogers and NienoIs MilD oy T.,
a ae in lis first efforts ALLOW is men
Keep the Sabbath and how that had redounaea ons
nS Whey men are treated he said ss We are, thsr.
can be nothing but good WORK Inc ,s Iiyns
monument our directors Mr fsoseis ''e ,,s,sr
letter from Charles A. hhgn.' rsseretsed his IN.
ability TO be present.
DE. MORRIs'S SPEECH.
Edward Brown general superintendent, was tnea
called upon and after making few remarks
which were pleasantly received. was followed oy
DR. c. d. Norris, the veterinary surgeon IN 'hs en-
ploy of the company, who visits IN MS capac'y al
the dairies from which the product Is drawn WIN
a view TO wedding out uncean or diseased ca'us
and keeping at the highest point the sanitary con-
dtion of these sources OF the milk department Dr.
Morris detailed at length the duties eonnete was "a
keep in view the fact that only through cleanliness
and only through continual vigilance IN thss az.
danEer ian In careless handling Of even pure milk and
gave where disease had been TRANSMITTED
in that way He said that If the same precautions
were r taken by all milk producers and II the same
preventive measures were adopted by tnenl, 'hs
office Of milk inspector would be useless one
CHEERS FOR ISAAC MILBANK.
A telegram was received from s. s Chewing.
superintendent of one OF the Borden factories, and
after this was read Isaac Milbank. IN response ia
loud and repeated calls, addressed the assemblage
When he arose the cheering was so loud and con-
tinued so long that there no mistaking the
fact that the general manager was highly
popular with the men whom he insisted, In MS
happy remarks. calling "the boys" He spoke
OF the early excursions OF the Borden employees
and how the object OF them was to show that u
milk and milk tina. they were hand.
ling They've become th3roughly c9nyineed OF TN.
sIons continue and the result has been that h:
boys have grown closer 10 one another, perfec!
harmony has been established between them and
the good done in that direction by these annual "a,
excursions cannot be overestimated. Remarks
were also made by Superintendent Smith, Noah
Bishop, superintendent of tho Wasting branch. and
John s. Emo superintendent OF the Brewster
branch.
INSPECTING THE MODEL BORDEN FARM
After dinner the inspected the barns and
the grounds of the model Borden farm which
offered points OF interest and instruction at every
turn. Later in the day and until the horn sounded
calling the to the front of the factory. where
they were photographed, the Borden boys" played
ball and INDUCED in other athletic sports with
pleasure TO themselves and TO the people who came
from miles around to them. AT a late hour
last night the pleasure-seekers returned TO thel'
homes and II IS safe 10 say that while they are
delivering the product of the factory to-day they
are tnnKhs %,rn a. their fraternity "