The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending March 8.

The creamery meetings held in coop
GRAFTON with the state department of ag-
riculture at Tunbridge, East Bethel,
South Stanford and Vershire Wednesday
and Thursday of last week were quite
successful considering the bad travelling.
The average attendance was 32 The
speakers, V. r. Jones, NJ, r. Tolstrup
and L. NJ, Kinsley of the state depart
ment gave valuable suggestions on care
and handling of cream and the market
ing of dairy products. Patrons of CO.
operative creameries need to pay more
attention to these points to receive full
value from their own organization
The following meetings are scheduled
to discuss boys and girls club work this
coming week. Tuesday afternoon a con-
ference at Bradford high school; Tues.
day evening, illustrated talk at Wells
River; Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, conference and talk at Newbury high
school; Tuesday evening, talk at West
Newbury Farmers club; Thursday even
ing, illustrated talk at Fairlee grange;
Friday afternoon, talk at East Corinth
to the club organized there; Friday even.
ing, talk at the Wrights Mountain
Farmers club; Friday evening also, talk
at Thetford grange Two speakers are
expected from the state department of
boys and girls club work to assist in
this program The following week a
schedule is being arranged for Tmbridge,
Chelsea, Washington, Orange, Williams
town, Randolph and Brookfcld.
The future of our county lies largely
in the hands of the boys and girls of to-
day. 70 teach them now the principles
of cooperation and to develop in them
local leadership is going to give them a
better preparation for doing their part
than the present generation has The
children are interested, If older people
can be found ready to assist them in
their work many clubs can be organized
in this county. The farm bureau coop
Grating with the state department will
aid them in organizing and carrying out
the programs which they adopt. If pos
sible come to one of the meetings or get
in touch with the farm bureau if you
are interested in seeing this work devel-
op in your community.
a school for those interested in tractor
construction and operation will be held in
Burlington at the University of Yer
mont, March II to ~. Lectures, practi.
cal talks by tractor owners and the study
of the construction and operation of the
several machines will give those attend
ing many valuable suggestions regarding
their use on Vermont farms.
The department of labor, U. S. employ
ment service, is trying to secure farm
help for those wanting such. Applca-
ton blanks can be secured from the
farm bureau Office or from George N.
Tilden, 2G2 North Main street, Barre,
Baking Powder Cinnamon Rolls
cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder
" teaspoon salt, tablespoons fat, "a
cup milk or water, Il cup fat, 1s cup
sugar, 2 teaspoons cinnamon. Sift the
-four, baking powder and salt into a mix
ing bowl work in the fat with the tips
of the fingers. Add the milk and water
slowly and mix all with a knife into a
soft dough. Turn on a Toured board
and roll lightly into a sheet 70 inch thick
Spread with the mixture of fat, sugar
cinnamon rubbed together in the mixing
bowl and roll up the dough like a jelly
roll Cut into 1a-inch slices and bake in
a hot oven.
+. Mildred Dutton, Home Dem. Agent.
Z. H. Loveland, County Agent