Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
President Eddy Says Farmers
Should Fight the Oleomar-
garine Law.
PRIZE WINNERS NAMED
Secretary Handled $1,555 Last
Year-Many Helpful Sugges-
tions in the Address
of the Day.

Tho 4oth annuc' meeting of the YER
mont Dairymens association was rather
ate in opening yester' :. morning and
though 10 program said ter o'clock. It
was not until eleven that the darymen
snthered in the assembly room of the ar
mory. The convention was opened by the
Rev. c. J. Staples of the Unitarian
Church with an eloquent prayer, and
then Mayor James +. Burke delivered an
address of w co, the n -ociation
This Is progressive age said the
mayor land one of 'le signs of such pro-
gress is the tendency toward organization
and cooperation shown such gather
lnes as that of the darymen." The mayor
said he would like to be permitted to di-
gress to interests outside OF those iinme-
diately concerning the business of the
daiiymen, and then he went on to speak
of good roads and the conservation Of
the forests.
The mayor said that he was willing to
le caned a crank up n the subject OF
good roads. IF there is one thing more
than another that has helped Burlington
TO her present position and condition Of
prosperity ii is good roads. Good roads
will lave the same effect upon the State
in general. and the State should copy the
examples OF Maine and New Hampshire
along II lines of Improvement.
]. b. Candon of Pittsford made the
sponse to the mayors welcome to the
city. Mr.. Candon said that he had at
tended N meetings of the association
and seven of them had been in Burling-
ton: he hoped that he might attend a
great many more here.
The meetin: of the dairy associa ton is
school as we'll az a social gathering.
md should be looked upon as such by the
members. Much has been said against
hook farming. but II navs and is the best
method i'm the long run. LEGISLATION for
the farmers will NOT 80 ANY good with
nl, education that is what is necessary to
.i,cr.,s. tho ,art;Ii+v NJ -, coil and tho
s,ritar;ness of mill, 70 tho farmers oro
,d,,c,tod as ia wba, roallv sanitary milk
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should be better attended
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training into the public schools and II
would be good thing II this were more
extensively done. Farm me- owing 70
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,,x nm oeomareerine The high price O,
butter and the scarcity OF 1t in the last
year have caused much OF this product
The first requisite in the management
rf creameries is to make extra quality
butter. The pipes and utensils in tht
and it would be Of benefit IL the cream
we're graded Inc making OF poor putte'