Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-17
STATE pAiRYME len
Have Big Programme for Their 35th
Annual Convention.

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Have Big Programme for Their SSH
Annual Convention.
|. The programme that has been COM
| pleted for the 35th annual convention
| Of the Connecticut Dairymen's asso-
| citation at Hartford on Jan. %, II
and 81 provides for open meetings
| that are free to the public and a spe-
/ cial invitation to the ladies is printed
i on the announcement. There will be
/ large show of dairy implements
/ farm machinery and also milk, butter
and cream exhibits and as a new fea-
/ ture the corn exhibit.
| The following is the programme:
| Tuesday, Jan. 25th.
| 10 a. m-Arranging the exhibits.
| 1880 a. m.-Opening session. Called
/ to order by H w. Andrews, president
! of the association.
| II a. m-Address, A New Score
Card for Judging Dairy Cows, by A
| D. Cromwell, State Normal school,
| Penn Address, Selection of a Dairy
Ration, by Karl b. Musser, agent in
dairying. Connecticut Agricultural
college.
1870 a. m.-Address. Growing Soy
Beans in Connecticut, by DR.. E. H.
Jenkins, Connecticut Agricultural Elk
pertinent station
p. m.-Testing the Butter Exhibits
by orrin Bent, Boston, Mass.
13O D. m.-Address of Welcome, by
His Honor. Joseph H. LAWYER, mayor
of the city of Hartford. Response by
H. w. Andrews, president of the as
ISOLATION. Recitation, by Mrs. James
Fitch Wooding, elocut.onist, Walling-
ford, Conn.
p. m.-Address, Dual Purpose
Cows and the Farmer, by w. Arthur
| Simpson, Lyndonville, VT. Music, vo-
| cal solo, by Miss Dorothy Clark, Mer-
| iden.
! 8 p. m.-Address, illustrated lecture
on Growing Alfalfa, by A; D. Crom-
| well, State Normal school, Penn.
| 7.30 p. m.-Address, Beef Raising ii
| the Eastern States, by W. Arthur
Simpson, Lyndonville, VT.
| s p. m.-Address. A Talk on ths
Holstein Breed, to which the member:
| vited, by H. Eckels, University o.
Missouri.
Wednesday, Jan. 26th.
| 9 a. m.-Adjourned meeting of The
board of managers to be held in Hote
Garde,
/ 10 a. m-Annual meeting of the
| Womens auxiliary in the Ladies' par
| lor, Unity hall. Election of officers
etc.
| 10 a. m.-Address, Production
Transportation, Inspection and Dis.
| tribution of Milk and Cream in New
England, by John c. Orcutt, secretary
! of the agricultural committee of thu
4 Chamber of Commerce, of Boston.
II a. m.-Address, Feeding and Car,
of Dairy Cattle, by Hugh Vanpelt
4 Waterloo, Iowa
2 p. m.--Address, Selection of tn,
| Dairy Cow. with lantern slides, by E
Fl. Eckles, University of Missouri.
| A p. m.-Meeting placed in charg,
| of the Women's auxiliary. Vocal solo
| by Mrs. Theodore A. Stanley, New
Britain. Address, Efficiency in tn,
| Home, by Miss Alice Bradford Foote
/ B. s., Teachers college, Columbia uni.
versity, supervisor of domestic arts
| Meriden, Conn
| The evening session will be the an.
i nual banquet arranged for the mem.
! bers, their lady friends and invited
| guests. 1t has been planned to serve
! a fine menu and a splendid prot
gramme. An evening for a good so.
| eial time and pleasure. The banquei
1 will be held in the Garde hotel and
begins at o'clock so as to have all
| exercises close in time for late trains
| and trolleys.
Thursday. Jan. 9th.
| 10 a. m.-The presidents annual
address, Report Of the secretary. Re.
port of the treasurer. Report of the
| auditors. Election of officers and fou1
| directors Officers to be elected
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| urer and one director from each of the
| following counties: Litchfield, Fair
| field, Middlesex and Tolland. The
| question box will be opened for cues
tons for discussion during the cleo
| ton.
1870 a. m.-The Women's auxiliary
will meet in the parlors, Unity hall
At this time. Miss Alice Bradford
Foote will give an address on Food
and Its Relation to Income and Health
II a. m.-Address, To What Sources
Shall We Turn for Plant Food? by
| William N. Esten, dairy bacteriologist
Connecticut Agricultural college.
p. m.-Address, Selection and De-
| velopment of the Dairy Herd, by Hugh
Van Pelt, Waterloo, Iowa.
p. m.-Address, Feeding for Mill,
Production, by c. H Eckles. of Uni.
versity of Missouri
There will be an opportunity 70,
discussion after each address.
The officers are Fl. w. Andrews al
Sufneld, president; C. B. Pomeroy 81
Willimantic, vice president: r. n
Buell. of Wallingford, treasurer. an6
J. G. Schwink, Jr., Of Meriden. secre-
t.tary. Fl. I. Garrigue of Storrs, Gerald
Waldo of Willfmantic and e. ]. HEMP
stead Jr, of New Haven, are amone
the directors.
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