St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-28


Music, Orchestral Club
Paper, Certain Domestic Affairs"
Mrs. Helen Higgins, st. Johusbury
Reading.
Music Orchestra
illustrated Lecture. classification and
Comb nation of Food" Miss Anna Par-
rows. Editor OF THE American Kitchen"
Boston. Mass.
Discussion.
Music. Orchestra
SPECIAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY, DAN.
Music.
Invocation.
Mrs. Alvira A. c. Ware. Brattleboro
Annual Address OF the President,
Mrs. Mary A. Smith Morrisville
Talk upon the Education of Our Girls and
Boys, Mrs. Jennie L. Bronson, Hard wick
Notes and Questions, with Discussions.
Amending the Constitution.
Election OF officers.
Music.
Adjournment.
THURSDAY. MORNING SESSION.
900 Judges Report.
$50 Suggestions how to Produce Gilt.
edg Creamery Butter that will
command the Highest Market
Price," John 3. Gale, Guilford.
1000 Cheese Making"
Thomas ]. Dillon. Prince Edward I.
1913 Discussion.
1i.15 Election OF Officers of Vermont Dairy.
mems Association.
Butter and Cheese Takers.
Following is the programme Of the
second annual meeting of this society.
WEDNESDAY SESSION.
ESQ 1.-THE best means Of meeting the West
ern Competition in the Manufac-
turc of Dairy Products" Prof.
l.. Hills, Director OF Vermont Ex-
,o,o .rp perrin snt s station IT n. ror.,., Mar
ket," Hon. Henry e Alvord. Chief
OF Dairy Division. Department Of
Agriculture. Washington, ID. c.
11.30 General Discussion
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100 Creamery Management"
{. ii. Warehouse. Durham, N. H.
$50 Thirty Minutes Discussion.
800 Bacteria in Milk"
S. Z. Keith, Jr., Boston, Mass
400 Discussion.
1aple Sugar Makers.
And here is the programme OF the
seventh annual meeting of this society:
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION. 700 TO $50.
TOO Address. c. J. Bell. President of the
Association.
7.30 Legal protection from infringements
upon the good name aud trade mark
Of Vermont products, e. L. Bass
Randolph.
500 Discussion.
Appointment OF judges on award OF pre-.
miums.
THURSDAY. 100 p. m.
At this session Of The Vermont Maple
Sugar Makers Association, Prof j. l.. HIS
of the State Agricultural College, Will speak
on the damage to the maple forests by the
ravagcs Of the forest caterpillar, and the
probable effect upon next seasons product.
Followed by discussion.
EVENING SESSION. 7.3O O'Clock.
Topic Marketing Maple Products; the sub,
hitting of a plan whereby members OF
markets for their surplus OF high grade
goods. Opened by A. j. Croft, Secretary
Followed by Discussion.
Report Of Judges.
Election of officers for year ensuing.
Remarks by the President elect. Subject.
How may best results be obtained
through united effort AID action on the
part Of members of The Vermont Maple
Sugar Makers Association.
Pinai Adjournment.
The Banquet.
The FIRST annual banquet will be held
on Wednesday evening and Hon. c. ].
Bell of Walden will be POSTMASTER.
The ladies of the Methodist church are
getting up the b ,nquet and the follow
ing toasts will be given:
vermont's Future, Gov. q. G. Smith
Authorizations, Hon. Henry u AtvoIu
Intensive Par ming. DR.. p; Lindsey
nairying in New Zealand. Hon. n. {. Ide
Farmers' Bows and Agricultural Colleges.
PrG s c. Keith
yermont's Best Product Her Sons and
Daughters. Mrs Sarah j. R Wh I, nan.
The Women of Vermont, John b. Gaie
Rarm Homes and the Church.
A Square Meal flor the dairy cow.
Our Patrons, ]. J. Jackson
Our Markets. harvey Mnite
Dairying in Canada. Hon. Thomos j. Dillon
0erT RSMc sTests Needs supt M. s. stone
Prizes offered.
Two hundred and sixty dollars in cash
premiums are offered in the dairy exhibit.
One hundred dollars in cash prizes are
offered in the maple sugar exhibit.
Special prizes Of money, gold watches,
newspapers, etc, will be given to win
ners in butter and cheese classes. Yer
mont Dairymen's gold medal prize will
be competed for as in former years.
cup valued at $40 is offered by the YER
mont Butter and Cheese Makers Tor the
highest scoring creamery butter. Fitty
dollars will be divided pro rata among
exhibits scoring 80 points or more.
Enter your butter, cheese and maple
sugar and compete for the generous prizes
offered
Word to Our Townsmen.
The CALIFORNIAN hopes that the St
Johusbury people will give the visiting
delegates royal welcome and that the
people Of this town will attend the meet
,ngs. The officers Of each Association
nave made every effort to make this thu
most interesting meeting in the histor,
Of the organizations. Speakers Of stat'
and national reputation have been en-
gagged to address the farmers and dairy
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