Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23


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things,
AZ a word If cau.io,, ,,ou.aver T would
: have Won clearly, understand mat I am NOT
in a position to endorse every move that
might be started along th' lines Indicated.
Inc men VINO undertake such work must
as already stated be well grounded in the
Wh2le SUBJECT al tho way from shop
practice TO marketing the goods
ANY deviation from some or the catu4llaI
PIlhcIp!'S OIL 'niHStilai economies IS A.
most sure to nave an exceedingly ADVERSE
eIec'' Inc new organization must De
started true 10 the I"huamehtal principles
/ mat nave been followed by the companies
cited IL Is helth"f possIb'e or proper at
| inns Tune 10 go INTO TINS pHa- OF the SUD-
JeVt any Iuflher IMAM 10 mako IL very c4edr
| ]" connection WIN what nave ALREADY
Sdiu '"at Eoou ildlaEe lhcH1 IS AosoIuteiy
necessary
anyone interested IN thlS phase OF tn9
/ SUBJECT perhaps "o"Iu Hel tHe "ss- H-HI
u" tnc question pS NIs-t To NpIlNEHe.d
anu NlHasor' therefore IL gives In' great
measure 10 announce tH'l nave the
honor 20 ne peafpr OF an lAN'ldN'h 10 tA-
nelcn'HlS aSSoc!a'lon OF huf"hgIoh from
'"e "-Icn"'ts ASSOCIATION ana BOARD oil
'Idue oil springfield
Mr. Hartness read the following letter:
April H. 1914
! Mr.. James Hartness.
Snringdsid Vermont
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- - 49,
1872, -'. 90
lngton Merchants association, on the oc-
.'!o-a ~ oDi ~ .Itetn oii IuI So,
~, so,,o aa,. j., IN ,,,lt 80
o.har a.. - $3.50 o,.,'a,.is.. -
whom inv win have on ornort,,ri+,. 80
loorn nracticallv Tho trT,tb ~ +he rroTosi-
tion that Vermont NAV be- IL she will.
one Of the nations most notable Industrial
States.
| Our board wishes to emphasize the idea
! that Vermont should develop synmetri-
cally: that while its agricultural poss!bni-
| ties are great and should be encouraged
and fostered, It is equally true that her
| industrial possibilities should be en-
phasized at the same time and that It is
as great an advantage to the agriculturist
to have market raised up at his door as
! it is to be taught to increase his product
and profit by sales made to outsiders.
| With the hope that your efforts will help
Vermont to make two blades of grass
grow where only one grew before in a
metaphorlcal as well as a practlcal sense
We are
| Inc oprlhgheld hoaru OF 1Faue
H. l.. beck"lth' secretary
y, W. 0'Hes' secretary SprlnsHeia
Merch"h'S ASSoointio"'
THE EVENING SESSION.
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iio'e' vermont al" ~ Ne'S informal
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me Ney-H''e D! M' al mess huVlet
10 l""' ~ suNNe'N al ''e "le0''"40"' A"'
.n, .,.',T,..',, os'1 -
thing make I. cheon.r than onvona alss