Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-09
THE EVENINGS EVENTS.
Woman's Auxiliary Give Program and
Worccster salt company Entertain.

Mrs Edna 5. Beach of Charlotte, presi-
dent of the Womans auxiliary, presided
at the evening meeting and entertain
ment under the auspices of the ladies,
Her address was an inspiring and
thoughtful paper, and she had succeeded
in arranging an interesting program OF
Music, readings and addresses.
Mason S Stone, State superintendent
Of education, discussed vital problems in
farm life, emphasizing the need of in
creased cooperation among people Nv
ing IN the country. if they are to enjoy
the opportunities for a richer life that
are at the command of those in our
cities.
President Benton OF the University Of
Vermont pointed out that success is
largely a matter of efficiency, and eff
ficiency is attained through intensive ef-
fort. Specialize instead of generaizing, %
said he, and concentrate instead of dis
sipating your energies" He urged
especially that the purpose of the Uni
versity of Vermont as also of other like
institutions, is to be a leader in the in
tensive development of the State 1t
serves.
Sl<tM obI
Guests to the number of 200 lacking
two, were entertained at ten o'clock last
night at the Hotel Vermont at clam
supper given by the Worcester Salt COM
pany to members Of the dairymens as
ISOLATION and others E. f. McGaffey OF
the company's main office in New York,
who carried out the affair for his house,
received a hearty vote of thanks at the
close of the repast, There was no speak
Ing. Manager Robert f. Collamer OF the
motel and his aides were mentioned in
terms of high credit for efficiency in
executing the details of menu and scrv-
Ice. Clam broth, celery, pickles, steamed
CLANS clam fritters lettuce salad, ice
cream, cake, coffee and cigars were
served
THIS is THE BIG DAY.
To-day is the big day of the dairymen.
In connection with the morning session
the State Cow Test association are
scheduled to hold their annual meeting.
In the afternoon there will be addresses
by Dean j. l.. Hills of the University
OF Vermont and Professors Truman of
Connecticut and Wing of Ithaca. n. Y.
Following this officers will be elected. A
special meeting and entertainment of the
Woman's Auxiliary will be held on the
van Ness House roof garden at 1870 AT
this Motel, tonight Congressman Frank
l." Greene will be POSTMASTER, and Gov
| ernor Fletcher Will be present, 1t is ex-
| pected, at the annual banquet of the
dairymen with which the sessions com,
| to an end.
THE EXHIRITS
An when the sap was boiin' there
TIL we could taste 1t in the air,
we woodland boys with hearts awhirl
Each took cupful to his girl
| An cuddled down with her an ate
with just the white snow for plate
! GU see that hrst-class candy-shop
| Up yonder where them school girls stop?
They've gathered sweet-meats there that's
| worth
| AS much as any now on earth;
| But they've got nothin' that's in sight
Of what we ate that winters night
| -CNill Carleton In Everywhere
Have you visited maple Sugar Row.
| If not, lose no time. Go down to tn,
armory and see the big display Of maple
products that Is being shown In connec.
ton with the meeting of the sugar makers
and dairYmcn. The sweets there vii
ah....