Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-09
ELECT OFFICERS.
Dairymen's Association Chooses
Geo. Aitken of Woodstock
For President.
SYMPTOMS OF POLITICS
In Crowded Hotel Lobbies- Gen. Grout
Shows That Olsomargarine Makers
Realize Annual Frofit Of $l5,-
100000 Meeting Of Woman's
Auxiiiary-The Banquet.


tpeier. Jan. S.-Thc second dan IS
session of the I'D annual meeting of the
Vermont DairYmens association was lar
S'r than the llrSt. The officers say that it
> IN" largest meeting in years, and H."
h"tol lnbbicS look it Every hotel is filled
I" tho doors ana tho ocominodatiuns for
IN" iat" com"rs have been the small hotels
and boarding houses. The ravlIon's cor
lld"rS to-day looked like session crowd.
Groups We're everywhere, and it did not
look as if they all were talking nbout sep
ar3torS OF the Babcock test either.
The officers elected for The ensuing year
at the afternoons meeting were: Presi-
dfnt, George Aitltcn Woodstock; first
Ni1o-presideut. r. q. Bronson, liardvicL;
second Nicc-presidcnt. Y. 6. Nay Cndcr-
hill; secretary f. l.. Davis. North Pom
fret; treasurer. II. ". Strong. North Pom
fret: auditor, George ToruN. MorriSVillc.
President NJ. \. Adams Of Derby was re-
elected and was excused at his own re-
quest. Mr.. Aitken, the now PRESIDENT IS
manager Of the Billings estate and d. men,
bor of the state Board of Agriculture.
w l.. i:rackett of Boston was the first
speaker this morning giving an interest
ing talk ON Packing Butter Tor Market
Among other things he believed that
creamery folks were not sufficiently alive
to the importance of putting up their goods
In attractive packages and securing the
very best boxes to ship their product i'm
and then getting them there in as perfect
! 'Vuu'''Un ',i,.' uS poSS,''.. ,.... .,
that Vermont people did not know how
that butter was pushing its way into the
market and taking the places of dairy
butter and creamery butter that was 'u
little Off as the saving is Every month
its sales are increasing. The creamerics
that make the renovated butter know the
advantage Of using attractive package
and perfect neatness in display.
. Prof. ii. r. Dean of Guelph Ont pro-
f,ssor in the Ontario Agricult,lr,1 college.
was the next speaker His subject was
The Effect Of Temueraturc in curing.
Choes," He said I'm part
The quality of the cheese was best when
put directly into cold storage for curi :,
and RANGED in order of merit according ia
tnG thie Wh'ch elapsed before placing IN
Our experiments have demonstrate
ed that it is practicable. TO place cheese.
IN cold storage soon enough after beng
made and have them cure. or ripen prop
crlN in three To four months
Cold storage facilities should be at the
command of every cheese maker. rspcc-
tally for cheese made during not weather.
and when markets ara. dull and uusatisfac-
tory.
The last speaker at tho morniua. meet
Ing was q. Nj. GOWcll. NJ. :. of Olono. Ne
"Thc Cow as the Co-worller of Man was
the subject of his address
,.,....,.,..
'Nlhf IN9' L." T.
Prof J. l. Hills Of Hurliuptnn smoke "a f
the afternoon meeting on 'Dairv Iu.,.r-
l ancc" He said nj mart. There az. e,,,
. drv analoniss which may he lr,v,r I.-
tween insurance business ana Ini,1.ir,
. The dnirvmars insures hts business ,,',i,st
-. lire. lie NAV bv ndiciol,s usn of sni,,n.s
crops insure i'm 4 way nj. cows from ,,id
summer milF shrnkase by intertillag, and
the burning suns rays concentrate on the
corn fields Again burglary is insured
against in common life. The dairymcn Of
ten milk bovine burglar cow thieves.
which cat costly food and make but scaut
returns lie may insure AGAINST their det,-
relation by the proper ,se of simpio
means of Weighing ana testing th,, milk
Health Insurance may be bought at the
expense ol forcthought ana careful OH
scrvation.
The insurance AGAINST the accidents of
poor butter may be purchased by the but =
ter maker 10y the use of smdry simple
tests such as the alkaline tablets and