The Somerset reporter., 1896-11-19
Estate Dairy Conference.

estate Dairy Conference.
The state Dairy Conference will be
held in okowhegau on December frs.
second and third. Round trip tickets
have been secured over the Maine Cen
traI and othef railroads. L is expected
that there Vii he a larger exhibition OF
dairy app.islcr- than at any previous
meetiug, HeluGiag some implements
lever before exhibited.
All dairy implements and dairy prod
ucts intended for exhibition viii 90 rs
freight tor one charge the round trip, if
freight charges are prepaid at time Of
shipment The American Express Com
panY will return tree al shipments OF
dairy products not exceeding twenty-five
pounds each from one exhibitor. upon
same conditions as those required by
freight Al goods should be sent to
b. ". Mckeen, Skowhegan, and plainly
marked, "ior the dairy meeting.
Tuesday. December first will be oe-
cupied in setting up The exhibition, aud
the program will begin at . 30 Wed
ucsday morning. The speakers will be
Prof. Charles -. Woods. Director OF the
Maine Experimcrt station. Prof. g. NJ.
GoweH, barry Instructor at the State
'oll.g'' pis j l.. hu'7eii' ] ioi. a. b
Lindsey. Of the Massachusetts Hatch
! Experiment station Mr.. {. II. Water
house of Windsor. Y. There will be u
general discussion 9i questions feiauhR
to our dairy Interests. opened by Mr..
c,ra,t,o Film the local member of the
po.,5 o.a ,u,5,f,,,.. ..d df.ens.i,,,.y
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VII folIo" All lectures. iI"eial prizes
viii be offered a. follows:
DAIa BUTTER.
Glass A Dairy butter, To be made by
exhibitor ON the farm, exhibit to consist
Of Il liye-pound tub, box, or package,
$1,000
Class b Dairy prints, butter to be
made by exhibitor on the farm. Exhibit
to consist OF not les than five nor more
than ten pounds $500
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CHEESE
Glass H-Dairy cheese, plain, to be
made on the farm by the exhibitor,
$500.
Glass Dairy cheese, sage, same con-
ditions as Class H. $500.
Class FACTORY cheese, plain, to be
made in the factory by the exhibitor, /
50. 90.
Glass k-Factory cheese, sage, same
conditions as class J, $500.
Ali packages of butter and cheese /
must be entered and on exhibition at
the hall on or before 30 o'clock p. NJ,
Wednesday. December 2nd. The Quinn |
Refrigerator Company, of Portland, |
will place two of their novel refrigera-
tors on exhibition, and they will afford
ample means for storing all the butter
as we'll as for exhibiting it in the best
possible manner.
Secretary Mckeen offers for best sam
pie OF dairy butter made by girl under |
fourteen years of age, the score to ex-
coed ninety points to entitle it to prize, /
$500; and $500 additional if score ex-
ceeds that of the best sample in either
of the dairy classes.