Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-05
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.
VERMONT DAIRYMEN.
Meetings in BrattlebOrO Next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday,

BANQUET wednesday Evening, When
400 Covers wan BE Lsid.--COl. Hooker
WnI Act as TOastmaster.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Dairymen's and Butter and Cheese Max
qrs' associations will bring many OF the
progressive farmers of the state to Brattle-
boro next week. Many people will be glad
10 AGAIN hear ex-Gov. Hoard of Wisconsin,
who spoke in Bratteboro several years ago;
O6her speakers from outside the state Will
be G. w. Whitaker of Boston, editor OF the
New England Farmer; II. H. Dean, Is. D:
A., of Canada; Hon. II. E. AlVord, chlet
of the dairy division at Washington.
The Woman's auxiliary will hold a pub
lie meeting the first evening when addresses
will be made by Mrs. Janet M. Hill, editor
of the Boston Cooking School Magazine,
and others. A banquet will be held in the
Brooks House Wednesday evening, when
400 covers will be laid. Col. Hooker will
act as POSTMASTER. Following is the pro-
gram in full:
TUESDAY, JAN. 0, Al 10 A NJ.
Invocation, Rev. R. X. Marvin, Brattle6oro;
Address of welcome, Col. G. W. Hooker of Brat
tleboro in behalf of the citizens.
Rnttar and Cheese Makers association.
Address of welcome, C. s. Hopkins, in behalf of
Respopss 3 O. J. Bell, Secretary of the State
Board Of Agriculture. ..
Address of welcome, J. G. Stafford, in behalf of
Brattleboro Creamery association.
Response, j. J. Jackson, Burlington, wee Presi'
dent of Vermont Dairymen's association
Reports of secretary and Treasurer
II A. NJ Presidents address, q. W. FIERCE BRAT
tleboro
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1880. profitable Adjuncts to Dairying," NJ. L.
AseItne North Fairfax. Followed by discussion.
$3.50, American Dairy Products at the Paris
Exposition, 800, Henry f. Alvord, Washi gton,
D. C., Chief Of Dairy Division.
400. Private Dairying" Mrs. Carrie Nelson of
Ryegate.
wOman's Auxiliary 10 the Vermont Dali
rymen's Association.
TUESDAY EVENING, 1880 O'Clock.
Music, Leitsinger's Orchestra.
Song, Male Quartet.
Morrisvrlle.
Janet NJ. HILL Hyde Park Mass, Editor OF the
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Discussion.
Music Leitsiuger's Orchestra.
Song. Quartet.
Address, Home Life on the Farm" Hon. Ma
son S Stone, Montpelier State Superintendent Of
Education.
questions. -. =, - -,
Poem, Let Us Magnify Our Calling" c. w.
Scarf Burlington.
Song, Male Quartet.
Music, Leltsinger's Orchestra.
A SPECIAL MEETING
OF the Woman's Auxiliary to the Vermont Dairy
mems association will be held Wednesday after
noon at 1887, in the Grange Banquet hall
Invocation.
Music
Secretary's report, Mrs Avira A. G, Ware,
Brattleboro.
Annual address of the President, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Morrisvle.
Talk Upon Home Duties Mrs Janet NJ. Hill,
Hyde Park, Mass, Editor Of the Boston Cooking
School Magazine.
Discussion
Essay, Mrs. Sarah ] r. Whitman.
Question box with discussions.
Report Of Committee upon amending the Con.
stitution.
General business.
Election of officers.
Music
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, MORNING SESSION.
$3.50, What are the Conditions Under which a
Man Should Patr nize a Creamery, or Make His
Own Butter?" H. w Vail, North pomfret; dis
cussion opened by G. @. Wright, Westminster.
Attained its Present Position" II. H. Dean, B. S.
A., Guelph, Canada, Professor Of Dairy Hus-
bandry.
Discussion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100 Judges report
1870. What Should the Creamery Do in the