The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-31
DAIRY AND sueAKMeN TO MEET
viii Hold Forth for Three Days In
Burlington Next Month

viii Hold Forth for Three Days In
Burlington Next Month
The programs and premium list Of
the i1st annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Dairymen's association and the
18th annual meeting of the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers association,
which are to be held in Burlington
January 1912. have been prepared.
The meetings are to be held in Wood
bury armory building, and the sugar.
butter, cheese and machinery exhibit
will be In the same building.
The programs are as follows:
Sugar Makers Association
Tuesday afternoon, January 10, o.
clock-President's annual address,
George H. Soule, Of Fairfield; secre-
tary's report, H. B. Chaplin OF Middle
SEX How Can We Increase the Pro-
duction of Fine Maple Goods and
Market Them at Paying Prices" G.
p. Martin of Rochester; Present
Conditions in the Maple Sugar Mar
ket and Prospects for the Coming
Year." V. l. Spear of Randolph.
Tuesday evening, January 10
The Necessity Of Care In the Pro
duction of Maple Goods" Miss Anna
L. Messer of Randolph; Your Indus
try and Ours Compared" A. R. Phil.
lips of Chagfln Falls, Ohio; address,
A. Hugh Bryan, of Washington. A
business meeting of the Sugar Makers
association will be held In the parlors
of the Van Ness house Wednesday
forenoon at o'clock for the election
of officers.
Vermont Dalrymen's Association
Wednesday, January IL, 10 o'clock.
Invocation; address of welcome,
Mayor ]. f. Burke Of Burlington; re-
Spouse, Homer w. Vail of Randolph 4;
report of secretary and treasurer;
presidents address, F. L. Davis, Hart.
ford; Lessons Derived from the New
England Corn Exposition" o. l.. Mar
tin, Plainfield; Making Of Prize But
ter at the Creamery" M. X Bruce
Passumpslc; What l Saw at the Nat
ional Dairy Show" c. d. Hazen, Jr.
White River.
p. m.-Reading of scores; Cream
cry Management" A. M. Vaughn oil
Randolph; Food and Care of the
Dairy Cow" Prof. H. b. Cook of Can
ton, N. Y; Essentials in the Making
of Prime Dairy Butter" H. NJ. Lee
of Windsor; "The Dairymens Relat
ion to the Creamery" w. F. McSpar
rem of Furniss, Pa.
Woman's Auxiliary
Wednesday evening, January II. al
! 7:30-Music, orchestra; remarks Mrs
G. +. Smith, auxiliary president; read
ing, Seth p. Johnson; address, Home
Economics for the Rural Homes anC
Schools Prof. Bertha NJ. Terrill
: reading, Seth p. Johnson; address
Vegetables Plus Science" (illustra
ted Prof. X. NJ Washburn.
Afternoon session, January ~, II
Morrill, hall; music, remarks by the
president; secretary's report, Miss
Anna Stacy Of Charlotte; address
Fruits and Preserving" Prof. Berth;
I'M. Terrill; questions; discussion.
The morning session will be at the
Strong theatre so as to make It pos
sible to have cows on the platform.
Thursday morning. January 12.-
What the Oleomargarlne Industr!
Means to Dairylng." Il. X. Slater o
st. Paul, MINI, secretary Nationa
Dairy Union; "The Dairy Type" Pro
II. f. Cook of Canton, n. Y; dean o
state agricultural school. Prof Cool
will demonstrate his meaning of thu
Dairy Type by having cows on thu
platform.
Thursday afternoon. January IL,
o'clock-"Ice Cream as a Side Lin,
in the Vermont Creamery" Prof r
IN. Washburn, Of Burlington; Gov
Test Work in Vermont This Pas
Year." F. Warren Wiggin of Quechee
The Federation OF Vermont Agricul
tural Organization" Prof. ]. L. Hill
OF Burlington, director of Vermont e,
pertinent station; election of officers
HI The banquet of the Vermont Dairy
mems and Sugar Makers association
will be held at the Van Ness Hous
on Thursday evening. Frank /
Greene OF st. Adams, toastmaster.
| Gov. Mead and Congressman Eos
ter and friends from Washington ar
a avnorfad