Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-07
How the Product Can Be Manu-.
featured and Marketed to the
Best Advantage.
METHODS HAVE IMPROVED
sixteenth Annual Session of the state
Association Begun Tuesday with
Addresses ny President Croft
and Other---Omccrs
Elected.


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TITO 18th ANNA, ,,,oatinr o, the N-nr.
wont Noria su,,or >,,lors, association
opo,ad 1,resd,v ,rter,oor at two
o'c,ocr j., ,bo ,,,c,or nm ~ tho Ar,rory
r.,tb .l,o ,a-seet ,.tandenc. in tho his
,or,. -. ,,o arna,,i.,,in, proviou. 10 tho
.,, -, - r,oo,,rr ,ho ,,ophers
ra.haroa T., ,ro ,ou,r mil ,xhcre hutt.r
ga s,.,,r ,,,chiror,. evhiAus and fine
aisnlavs NJ mani. sugar and svriip were
shown. Tho sugar and syrup exhibit In
cludes > entries tho largest E"'
Tho sugar IS an "Nh'"'rn 10y INC
soc'a''on ana anon "'e "''Nc'' W
rroouc' are -, ', 49, ra,o.
Westlord, = W]Io,''He " ca 1t.,,
hrothors o' H""'E'
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NV .,,,,c bus and
49,, - ~. o,bitite ,,a worth
..,.,., a .oao,re- incIude n-ec-
.,,,, -, 1.,,o-r,. ;.,,,lo,oor.s Tor .bo
.,,...e,o.u-o oe rrttc- aud rnaole SUGAR
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.,o.o, 49,, tho ANIMAL
.. I-,,a-A.,-~,, 1,sl,s u, enoL. as
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'N'''-i
with the passage ~ another year we
once more are gathered 1or lEe purpose
Of holding, as IT were, our annual rc-
view. and upon this the occasion OF inc
sixteenth annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Maple Sugar makers association !
think II may he safely said that during
the entire history Of the organization We
have Never assembled under more favor
able conditions than at the present Nhc'
Two years Of abundant harvest with the
average price OF maple products rang
ing higher possibly than any like period
IN the history OF the state shou'd oe
reason Sufficient for JOY Gus reunion al
This time and believe The 'e" GAYS
that We are net together as friends'
working In harmony for the bettermer'
Of our several interests that are mere
represented, the most possible good VIII
he derived and every session VIII be
aglov with interest and mutual ENJOY
ment.
Vermont was never more prosperous
than at present High market values
and big crops have been the prevailing
condition IN our state for the past tNc
years. Mortgages are heinr palo or ah'
rapid growth IN the savings pahKs &c
posts are unGuestlonahie evidence
prosperity. Regardiess OF "ha' the lrtur'
may hold in store for the a&riouI'urahs
Of Vermont, we nave abundant reason
for rejoicing to-day, surely we are De
ginning to feel the inspiration or IN
rev Vermont. steady growth In on
industries, broadening OF the market
for the products Of our soil; an awak
ening 20 the importance of the fores'r'
- the State and enactinS OF laws 80
ward the developing and protecting o
the same; n manifest desire on tho par
Of our educators FOR a broader and NOR
practical education for the boys an
girls n the rural districts; an investiga
zion into the undevelopNd water resoufc
rs and It's power Nith the intent Of utii
ling and employing tie same for in
,roasing our manufacturers AMI trans
,ortation; an Increasing interest in thos
laws ana regulations pertaining to IN
bubble health; the safeguarding OF OF
ehildren 10y renewing az fast and far q
possible from them the ccntaminatir
Influence Of the saloon. arc each and a