Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-30
Farm Dairy

Creamery Farm Dairy
Samples. Samples.
January ........904 $40
February ......T-l $50
March ..........91.3 1915
April ............9l8 1913
May ........... .9ZO 09
| June ............9l.T 9o6
| July VIZ 91.5
August .........92.6 9lS
September ....92.0 912
| October ....925 al.3
| November ..a24 a17
December ......92.2 91.5
This shows very noticeable improve
merit in quality. The creamery samples
increased from 9O.4 in January to 92.2
in December, a net gain OF 1.s in score,
while the farm dairy samples scored $50
at the beginning ant 9,.5 in December, a
| net gain of 25 The same Improvement
in shown when we average all of the
| first samples sent by each contestant,
all the second samples sent by each con-
testant. etc, regardless of the time OF
year. For instance. during every month
! there have been one or more cream
/ cries sending samples for the first time
! The average score received by those
sending samples for the first time, SOB:
the second time. s1.4: the third time, 9ll;
the fourth time, 92.1: the fifth time, 919:
the sixth time, 925; the seventh time,
ssS: tho eighth timo. 9a7: The ninth
time. SIS: the 10th. s26; the 18th, a2.5;
| the 18th, s24. This shows a net increase
| in scoro Of Is
| The difference in market price Of but
ter scoring 81 and s25 Is usually from
| one tn two cents per pound. III the quail
| ity OF all Vermont creamery butter could
be improved to this extent II would mean
increased returns Of from $4,000 to $780,
| 600 annually. This is worth working for
| and II the creamery patrons and the
buttermakrrr will each do their part moro
than this may be realized.
The highest scores made each month
together with the names OF the cream
! cries sending the samples were AS fol-
| lows:
January-Eorth Montpelier Co-opar
alive Creamery AS . iation. c. N.
January-Deerfield Valley Cream
cry Association, +. A. Rist. o
February-Fa farmers Cooperative
Creamery Co.. l.. A. King $50
March-North Montpelier Corpora
tive Creamery Association. c. NJ.
! Story ..--.........- .-..-..-.-........ .@.5
April--Meriden Creamery Association, c.
| nj. story .....--. ............ ..-....... .94.5
May-washington Creamery Associ-
alton, o. II. King ....................A 5
June-Vershire Cooperative Cream
cry Association, L. s. Flint ....... $40
June-Maple Leaf Creamery. Euclid
July-I.amoilie Valley Cooperative
Creamery Association, w. a. Van
cour....... ......... ........ ............aS0
A,,~S % ~
tive Creamery Association, C. NJ.
story .....-... ................ ...-...-. 9o.C
August-W a b orc Cooperative
Creamery Co., Hanna Halonen. .... 49,
Observation-Disclosures Crea
Association, A. II. Jewett ...........N..
September-Maple Leaf Creamery. Eu-
cid Trahan .............. ..........@.!
October-I.amoille Valley Corpora
tive Creamery Association. w. A
Vancour ................ .............. .95.(
November-V ersh!re Cooperative
Creamery Association. l.. s. Flint. o..
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Valley Corpora
tive Creamery Association. w. -.
| Nhncour .....--....... ...........--....S4 ~;
. December-North Montpelier Co-opera.
tive Creamery Association, f. C.
. Hills ................ IA
The monthly leaders in the farm dair3
class were: January. c. e. Taft; Feb.
ruary. T. W. Kinssbury: March. c. r
Taft: April. L. J. Stockwell & M. G
!. Eastman; May. T. W. Kingsbury: June
n. G. Eastman; July. T. W. Kingsbury
August. L. ]. Stockwen: September, l.
A. Gilman; October. November and De
cember. l.. ]. stockweil (Scott farm).
Certificates are to be awarded to eacf
creamery and buttermaker having sen
I4oo v,(r ,nln - p -
scored below 90 The following is a lis
Of the creameres and buttermakers re
. ceivtng this award together with the av
erage score received on nine entries o
: butter:
, CREAMERY CLASS
E 4 Lamoille Valley Cooperative Cream
{ cry Association. W. A Vancour. Eas
4 Hardwlcl. $50.
Vershire Cooperative Creamery Asso
citation. l.. s. Flint. Vershire. 1856
Z Deerfield Valley Creamery Association
F. A. Rist, Wilmington. 1914.
4 North Montpelier Cooperative Cream
= cry Association. C. NJ. Story, Nortl
. Montpelier, 93.3
,, Meriden Creamery Association, w. l.
d Olsen. Meriden, Mimi. 49,.
e Washington Creamery Association. q
E. King. Washington. 1911.
[ North Montpelier cooperative Cream
! cry Association. T. c. Hills. Nortl
II Montpelier. 931.
s Marshfield Cooperative Creamery As
:. ISOLATION, G. Nj. Liliey. Marshfeld. $50.
. Wardsboro Cooperative Creamery AS
n ISOLATION, Miss IL. Halonen, Wardsborc
929.
= Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co
d l.. A. King, East Corinth. a2.s.
= Maple Leaf Creamery, Euclid Trahar
II Swanton. 32.s.
n Noysville Creamery. r. II. Lawson
Walden, 9n.s.
a Elgins Springs Creamery Co., Eugen
n Beaudet. Vergennes, ae4.
% Danville Creamery Association. F.
e Morse. Danville, 922.
: Lake Dunmore Creamery Co, r. !
% Flet cher. Salisbury, 921.
j. Orange County Creamery Co. l.. 7
/. Brown, Chelsea, $40.
l. Maple Hills Creamery, Y. A. johnson
ID East Berkshire. 9l.9
II Mt. Mansfield Cooperative Dreamer
Association, r. II. Metcalf, Stowe. OLE.
ls Fast Montpelier Cooperative Dreamer
lie Co., John Bond, East Montpelier, 9l.3.
III FARM DAIRY CLASS
!" Scott Farm, L. j. Stockwell. Brattlt
boro. ?2.1.
~ r.. w Kngsbury, Cavendish, 9l6.
=, Elmmount Farm. NJ. G. Eastman. Lyr
w donville. ala.