The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
TWO CONVENTIONS IN BURLINGTON
Vermont Dairymen and Maple Sugar
Makers This Week.

The annual meeting of the Vermont
Dairymens association and the Goth an
nual meeting of the Vermont Sugar Max
ers' association will take place in Bur
lington this week Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Col. james A. Haggerty
of the l02d infantry, 26th division, who
has been home from France for a short
time, will be the speaker at the banquet
in Burlington Thursday evening, while
Edward +. Cullen of the johnson Educa-
tor Food company, who has been con
nected with the food administration in
Washington, will also be a speaker
The program is;
10 O'clock Tuesday Morning.
Rev. J. c. Staples, Burlington, invo-
cation; Mayor j. Holmes Jackson vel
come; c. +. Martin, Rochester, response
for sugar makers, S. l.. Harris, Proctor,
response for dairymen; report of the
secretary and treasurer; presidents adj
dress by H. B. Chaplin of the sugar max
ers; what Is the Matter with Vermont
Maple Sugar." c. o. Ormsbee, Montpel-
Ter
O'clock Tuesday Afternoon
DAIRY Products in the Natural Diet, .
Prof. Fl, B, Ellenberger, Burlington /;
more Sheep-More Wool" A. c. Bige-
low, Philadelphia; Organization and Co
operation" G. A Badger, East Montpel-
Ter
8 O'clock Tuesday Evening.
Session of the Vermont Holstein Erie
sian association, with speakers and breed
pictures,
10 O'clock Wednesday Morning.
Presidents address, H. F. H. Bickford,
president of the dairymen's association
Farm Bureau of To-day" Thomas Brad
lee, Burlington; Vermont State Fair of
1910" James B. Estee, Montpelier;
GLASS as a Package for Maple Syrup,
V. J. Spear, Randolph.
Q O'Clock Wednesday Afternoon.
Milk Production" Richard Pattee,
Boston; Distribution +. P. Bradford
Auburn, Me-; Sorghum Industry" o. G.
Crandall, Milton Junction, Wis, followed
by question box.
O'clock Wednesday Evening.
Schools and the Maple Industry" M
b. Hillegas, Montpelier; "Home Market
for Maple Products" Mary l.. Andrews
Dorset; Elements of Maple Sugar Max
ing" G. o. Ormsbee, Montpelier. At 7 &c
the clam chowder supper given by the
Worcester Salt company occurs at the
Van Ness house, when Mr.. johnson
speaks.
Thursday Morning, 10 O'clock.
i. S. Brigham, commissioner of agri-
culture, speaks upon "The Dairy Out.
look; o. M. Camburn Burlington, on
"Why Use Pure Bred Sire; Charles
S. Bird, secretary of the New England
Confectioner's association, on Require.
ments of Maple Products by CORRECTION.
ers."
. O'clock Thursday Afternoon.
Cow test association seasonal, Helmel
Rabild and other speakers, followed by
the business meetings, election of officers
and in the evening the banquet takes
place, at which Colonel Haggerty speaks
and will tell those attending some of the
things the 26th division has accom-
pIished
Woman's Auxiliary.
The woman's auxiliary will hold it,
meeting at , o'clock Thursday afternoon
including greeting by the president, mu
sic, reading by Miss Fanny Martin
music, address by Mrs. Mary /. Ford
New Hampshire chairman of the won
ems committee of the council of nationa
defense. This meeting occurs on the roo
garden of the Hotel Vermont. The aux
iliary holds a short business session OF
Wednesday evening,
The reports of the officers of the asso
cations show that a very successful yea
has been enjoyed by each of them il
spite of the war conditions, and they ar,
each looking forward to a better yea,
now that the armistice has been signed
The exhibits commenced to arrive las
week.
1o1o--Double Figures.
q 4 r1nOd tyoar a., In,,bI. 800