Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16

from the New York market the farm
ers are nghting for their principles
which are common to all associations
or the United States. The dairymen of
New York are not profteering. thew
are merely asking for the cost of pro-
duction and a little more, that they
may have a decent living; and / want
| to state that when the dealers of New
YORK want to take one cent from the
consumer in retailing milk, and then
take that out of the producers, they are
going to see united action on the part
OF the dairymen. | regret to say that
there is some milk being shipped from
New England into New York markets
| hope after we have had this session
here this week that some who are now
attending these meetings. who know
that milk is going to New York, will
go home and try and use some in
fiuence."
BUTTER SCORES ANNOUNCED
To f. A. Darling of East Burke goes
the annual sweepstakes and the gold
medal award of the Vermont Dairy
mems association for the best sample of
dairy butter entered in the competitive
contest, the sample having scored 81
points. The sweepstake honors for
butter of the creamery class went to
c. w. Lilley of Marshfield, the sample
scoring 961a points.
There were 3S entries in the contest, 10
for the dairy and 10 for the creamery
class. The highest award scored was
81 and the lowest was SO points. while
the average score was 81. The Judging
was done by Orrin Bent, veteran but
ter scorer, who for many years has beer
employed by the firm of I. f. Ballou &
Co. of Boston. The exhibitors and the
score OF each sample are shown below:
DAIRY CLASS
e. A. Darling, East Burke, 81.
c. j. Nelson Shackford, East Ryegate.
96.
$. N. Warner. North Pomfret. &c.
C. N. Leonard. North Pomfret, 96.
w. II. Harrington, North Hartland, &C.
George Gebbie, Groton, 95k.
A. E. Sherburne, North Pomfret, 95.
Rowland F. Robinson, Ferrisburg, 95.
II. NJ. Lee. Windsor. 95.
Charles Gates e. Sons, North Hartland.
95.
The Point Farms, ST. Albans. s5.
Mvron e. Eastman, Lyndonville, "a.
Frank Teer, West Rutland, 49,
MRS. Morton j. Bromley Dandy, 90.
ID. A. Blair, Barnet, SO.
John B. Candow, Pittsford. a1
Mrs. Roswell Tyson, Brattleboro On
Mrs. Arthine Delano, East shoreham
So ''' e'ain'
CREAMERY CLASS
c. w. Lilley. Marshfield 9sih.
H. l.. Lister. Wells River &c.
c. B. Vincent. West Hartford 9s.
W. c. Porter. Sharon. 95
j. f. Donahue, Vergennes, 95.
G. NJ. Hayward. Mddlebury, 95
F. G. Rist. Wilmington 95.
r. K. Hayward. West Fairlee. 95.
- H. {. Hills North Montpelier 95
L. A Ring. East Corinth. s5.
mount Mansfield Creamery, Stowe. e5
w. stone, South Strafford, 95.
l. E Donahue, Burlington. a3
d. b. Lucas. Jr Middebury. o.
w, II, Vancour, East Hardwick. 49,
John Bond. East Montpelier. o.
Z. NJ. Storey, North Montpelier. %
). L. Harris, Proctor 92
w. {. Donahue, Monkton. So
HOLSTEIN-FRE CLUR
"A business meeting of the Holstein-
fresian Club Of Vermont was held at
which routine business was transacted
Inc annual election does not come unit,
next august. President G. F. Gregory
OF Dummerston was in the chair with
A. T. bigelow of Middlesex, secretary
treasurer. also attending.
JERSEY CATTLE CLUB
Inc annual meeting of the Vermont
state Jersey Cattle club was held on
the roof garden of the Hotel Vermont
Iuesoay evening. The meeting was
largely attended by Jersey breeders from
HI Parts OF the State and much interest
ana enthusiasm were shown Officers for
the Following year were elected as fol-
lows President. H. NJ Lee of Windsor.
w. G. Fassett of Enos.
ourg Falis; secretary, G. u TIFFANY n,
i'ast nerksnlre treasurer, Walter Har-
i"s.oh oi west Hartford; directors. NJ.
"A, Aoams OF Derby. George Bliss of 81
Albans, f. l.. Davis of White River ~.
ton, f. II. Bickford of Bradford
The motion picture. Hearts ana 1o
seys." was shown after the businoss ,. ~
ing and created much interest
BURLINGTON WOMEN 1N,,r,
Every woman in Burlington is cordiau,,
invited 10 attend the meeting of ~
omen's Auxiliary to the Dairymen,s as
'ooiat'oi'' 10 DE held this afternoon at
W. viocN on the roof garden of the
'f' % may !. Wood chair | ,
a' % 'ne NE" hampshire division of
he women's committee of tbe Com,a, VI VI
National Defense and corresponding sso w.
Fetary OF the National Federation Of
Women's clubs, will be the speaker sha
. an eioquent speaker and has been
much In public life during the last tsw
,enls ,,,.n members Of the two women's
',Do - at,on, me city are especially urged ,,
% attend and hear Mrs. Wood Tho
VIII be several other Speakers ana
gram OF interest will be followed out
FORESTRY EXHIBIT GOOD
IN 'he rear of the lecture hall is an ex- ]
i'pit ny the state forestry department. II
'ortrays the various kinds of hight that
'Heot the Vermont forests, shows pho
oeraphs OF the destruction each does {
''o mere are pamphlets on how to fight {
ne phghts In the farm forests. {