Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-17
Washington. ID. e.. Feb. 26-27 next.

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of Walpole, N. H., and Others.
A paper was read by ID. M. Nc.
Pherson of Lancaster, Ont, on cheese
making.
The choice of place for holding the
next annual meeting was left to the
officers of the association. Invitations
were extended by the citizens OF
Poultney and Brattleboro, and Others
are expected from different towns. A
resolution was passed indorsing the
bill introduced in the United States
House of Representatives, May II last,
by Hon. w. w. Circuit, relating to
oleomargarine.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society elect
ed the following officers for 1895:
President, Mrs. Luna S. Peck of
Brookfield; vice president, Mrs. G. f.
Smith of Morrisville; secretary, Mrs.
l.. r. Jones of Darlington. The con-
vention adjourned sine die at noon.
At the conclusion of the Dairymen's
meeting, the Jersey breeders held a
meeting and organized under the title
of "The Vermont Jersey Breeders AS
ISOLATION" The following officers
were elected: President, H. w. Vail
of Pomfret; vice president, Il. A. San
ford of Stamford; secretary, I. G..
Bronson of Hardwick; treasurer, MI.
Boyden of Randolph; executive COM
mittee, George Aitken of Woodstock,
Frank Davis of Pomfret and G. +.
Smith of Morrisville.
PREMIUMS.
First premiums were awarded to
exhibitors as follows:
Butter-Cass l, for tub butter, G. P.
Chase OF Proctorsville; Glass 2, for box
butter, j. r. Miller OF Ryegate; Glass 3,for
prints, G. 8. Paine OF South Randolph;
Glass 4, for creamery tub, Arthur Wilcox
OF West Hartford; Glass 5, for creamery
prints, Carpenter Bros. Of West Water
ford; Baldwin Refrigerator prize, p. r.
Gale of Stowe; Worcester Salt prize, for
the best creamery butter sailed with
Worcester salt, Carpenter Bros. Of West
Waterford; best dairy butter, j. R. Miller
OF Ryegate; Cooley special prize, given by
packing butter made by the Cooley cream
er, j. A. Sherburne OF North Pomfret, who
scored the second highest number of
points in the exhibition; Centrifugal
prize, for package of butter made by the
Centrifugal process, Arthur Wilcox of
West Hartford, who used the United
States Cream Separator and scored the
highest number OF points made.
Cheese divide between Ed
Brisonette of Addison and o. p. Black OF
North Rupert; Glass A, dairy plain, II. Nj.
Rice of West Hartford; Class B, dairy
sage, v. Fuller; Class G, factory plain, q.
P. Black OF North Rupert; Glass d, facto-
ry sage, K. Brisonette OF Addison.
VERMONT SUGAR MAKERS.
The third annual meeting of the
Vermont Sugar Makers association
opened ON Thursday. 1t was called to
order by President Frank Kenfeld of
Morrisville. The president delivered
his annual address, after which pa
per was read by l.. X. Taber of West
ford, subject, preparing Maple Prod
ucts for Market" A discussion ON
collecting the sugar bounty occupied
two hours, during which time there
were letters read from ex-senator Ed
munds and Representative Powers,
defining their views oil the subject.
Conservative action was generally adj
but there was an expressed
to enforce the claim by
legal measures, if necessary. State
M. r. Stone was in
and made speech appropri-
ate to the occasion.
The association has elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Presi-
dent, Frank Kent of Morrisville; vice
presidents, G. E.Childs Of Weybridge,
w. r. Dean of Manchester, j. Bell of |
Walden, o. Stone of Westford, j. S.
Northrop of Fairfield, II. Parker of |
Cambridge, E. l.. Bass of West Ran |
1olph, Josiah Grout of Derby. r. S. |
Smith of Pittsford, A. M. Foster of
Cabot, G. d. Whitman of Brattleboro,
NJ. X. Miller of Pomfret; secretary,A
]. Craft of Enosburgh Falls; treasur-
", V. |. Spear of Braintree; auditor,
J. L. Mcmahon of Stowe.
The evening session was called to
rider by President Kentield. The
program consisted of music by
Ioore's orchestra, singing by the
hildren of the public schools, report
# the committee on resolutions, adj
lress by w. II. Parker of Cambridge
IN authorizations of maple products,
,aper by G. II. Abel of Enosburgh
Falls on the manufacture of maple
ugar; remarks by N. B. Hazen and
PRESIDENT Kenfield.
First premiums on maple exhibits
we're awarded as follows: Glass "A,
'ail sugar, A. Upham of Windham;
lass B, stirred sugar, S. X. Waugh of
Class G, cake sugar, Mrs
ina Chase of East Fletcher; class G,
A. M. Foster of Cabot;
lass Z, candy, Harry Foster of Cab
t; special for maple creams, Nellie
4. Grims of Rutland; special for nut
andy, Joana d. Craft of Enosburgh
'alls; Glass f, maple cake with maple
resting, Mrs. l.. r. Taber of West
ord; Glass ID, maple syrup, Frank
Ientield Of Morrisville.
In the opinion of the officers of the
ssociation the exhibit of maple prod
cts made here exceeds in quality any
xhibit ever before made in Vermont, Ii
nd FOR ayraadc tho ayhihit ,naIa az