The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-01-14
A Creamery orsanizatiol. !.

The prospect for the cresjAery busl
ness to be conducted by Far&ell' 4
Millington is of very aateri6g natur
and is likely to become a large interes
and profitable one for he farmers Q
this and surrounding toweA The firm
above named, is doing evlrything pos
sible 10 put it upon substantial basi
and 10 place matters in connection il
such shape that all palronscans be rea
so"ably satisfied, leaving no hole a
the kicker to crawl thrIgh. VIA
this end in view meetings yers, can Y
last week Of the patrons Of th{ tohr .s,a
tons within the creamery territory. A
these meetings all matters pertaining tc
the business were freely discussed a,
well as the plan OF operation proposed
by the FIRM and, at their suggestion,
three delegates we're chosen from each
station with instruction to meet, as a
body, and form permanent organiza.
ton, with such officers as they might
deem best and to make such arrange
ments with the firm for the ensuing
year as they might think proper.
This meeting was held at the hotel
at Londonderry Monday afternoon the
twelve delegates all being present, viz:
F. c. Deau, Jonas Hunting, W. H..
Sheldon, representing the S. London.
derry Station; }. W. Sabin, w. f.
Sutton, Londonderry; j. F. Austin, B.
B. Bolster, w. H. Sheppard, Weston;
G. c. Thomson, J. E. Fem, E. w.
Turner, Landgrove. The meeting was
orga lied With j. F. Austin Of Yves
ton, chairman aud F. C. Dean of S.
Londonderry, Secretary. The propo.
sition of Farwell & Milington was
substantially as follows: They would
make aud sell the lutter, assuming all
costs therefor, and guarantee the pat
rons against loss from sales, and would
give satisfactory bond Tor its perfor.
nance. They would require of the
patrons that they furnish at their cos,
one or more auditors whose duty would
be to look after the making Of tests and
to audit the accounts on or before the
twentieth Of each month, the company
guaranteeing payment, within two days
after such auditing. After thorough
discussion these terms were accepted.
1t was voted to require bond in the
sum of So 800. and that an auditor
from each station be named. These
were chosen as follows: S. London
derry, F. G. Dean; Londonderry, G.
R. Griswold; Weston, j. F. Austin;
Landgrove, E. w. Turner. 1t was
voted to pay these s1.50 per day for
actual time spent, and it was left with
them to attend to the matter of tests by
one or more of their number or by
some one named by than.
1t was announced by Falwell & Mil
liugton that the machinery and apara-
tus, now used by them at Mt. Lake,
would be moved to S. Londol. derry
and thereafter that would be the but
Ter making station, separating stations
being located at Londonderry, Land
grove and Weston in addition to the S.
Londonderry station. 1t was also
stated as in the bounds of possibility
that separating station would be estah-
lished at Bondville, Jamaica and Peru.
The outcome of the business for the
past year, run by Mr.. Farwell, has
been very satisfactory at least to a
large majority of the patrons, as we
gathered from an attendance upon two
Of the meetings. Fair prices and
prompt monthly payments have been a
decided benefit to the business interests
of the towns engaged in it and more
extended results are likely to accrue
the coming year.