The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-29
SUGAR -
MAKERS PROGRAMS
Annual Meetings at Burlington Jan. 10
12-COnsiderable Attention
TO Forestry.

MONTPELIER. Dee 90. l.. Mar
tin Of Plainfield issued the following pro
gram Of the annual meeting of the Yer
mont Dairymcn's ASSOCIATION and Vermont
Sugar Makers association the meetings
which will be i'm the University of Yer
mont gymnasium in Burlington the week
OF January ~ beginning that day and
closing the 18th of the month. The two
associations viii hold their banquet
Thursday evening. the 18th. at the Hotel
Vermont. Congressman +. l.. Greene
will be among the speakers and possibly
Daniel L. Cady will also be a speaker
The first session Will be called TO order
at two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon with
an address Of welcome by J. Holmes Jack
san. mayor of Burlington. To which re
Spouse will be made by Glenn wilkins
upon behalf of the sugar-makers and L.
\. Woodbury.. md. of Burlington upon
behalf of the dairymen. That afternoon
&. i. Badger. president of the asSocIa-
ton will give his address, after which the
election of officers for the new year = worn
will take place.
In the evening beginning at seven
o'clock. at the New Sherwood, the sugar
makers banquet will be- held. The meet
ing viii be Ia charge Of the state market
ing committee At the same hour there
Will be a daiTymen's session which will
bp in charge of the Milking Shorthorn
Breeders association. This occurs in the
Van Ness dining ,Eoom.
The session "Wednesday morning will
commence at 10 O'Clock when Y. A.aadu-
dcrS of Pittsfield. Mass. will speak upon
The Work of the Federal Bureau of
Crop Estimates followed by \. w. Kay.
Of Washington. l.. G.. on Cooperative
Marketing Of Maple Products, and by W.
c. Hastings. state forester and COnSer-
walton Of the Maple Forests.
The presidents address by :. l.. Har-
rsi.s Ia. riy Mt 10 uf
ot the organization followed by the report
Of the secretary and treasurer. Prof.
&C.. l.. Blaclmau Will speak upon Improve
ment of Cattle Through Breeding. lie Is
field secretary of the New England Hol-
Stein-Friesiau association.
The afternoon address will be given
by Prof \ NJ Ruduick. superintendent
III the dairy extension, Iowa State Col
lcgc. Ames. Iowa, upon The Producer and
Quality The same afternoon there Will
be meeting of the Vermont Forestry as
ISOLATION at the gymnasium. This will be
n special meeting held at courtesy of the
Dairymen's association. State Forester
Hastings viii speak upon State Forestry
Policies.
The evening program viii be held at
the Hotel Van Ness. opening at 80
o'clock with community singing. The
Worcester Salt Compony furnishes the
leader and a male quartet. At : rs
~
Council will be under consideration with
W. L. Is. Lockwood of Boston in charge.
Moving pictures will then be shown and
lecture given by Prof. J. A. Mclean
through the courtesy of the Quaker Oats
cCmpauv. The sugar makers meet at eight
O'Clock at the New Sherwood when George
G. Cary Of St JohnSbury will speak upon
the Relation Of the Buyer to the Producer.
| and H. $. Hoskinson of Cuttingsyillc
speaks upon Packing and Shipping.
Prof Blackman VIII speak again Thurs
day morning. his subject being the same
as Wednesday morning. and be viii be
| followed by DIR. !. +. Devine of Goshen,
/ ~ y who will speak upon Some Later
Investigation ON Bovine Infectious Abor-
/ ton Suggestions a. 10 It's Control. and
| then follows a demonstration BY the Boys
club of Glover on Fancy Maple Products
! At the afternoon session Professor Rud-
nick Will speak again. This time his to-
pic will be Efficiency in Manufacturing
and Marketing, after which Dean ]. L.
| Hills will speak upon Are We Down
! hearted? q. NJ. Camburu, dairy special
list of the department of agriculture OF
Massachusetts viii speak upon Concern
ing the New England Dairy Tariff, after
which business session including cleo
ton of officers will take place
In the evening the annual banquet with
Congressman Greene as postmaster will
be held.
The NOmeu'S Auxiliary viii hold meet
ings Wednesday aud Thursday. Their
meeting will be called to order Mt three
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in the Bill
lngs library and their program follows
The American Creed: secfetary's report ;
question bc-l :. discussion of household
topics election of officers; adjournment.
From four to six o'clock a reception viii
be given by the women's department of
the University. place to be announced
during the afternoon session
Their meeting Thursday afternoon will
convene at > 30 o'clock with words of
welcome music by superintendent's male
Quartet: Travel Talk. by Mrs. o. l.. Mar
tin: address. The New Vision of Inter
rational Sisterhood Mrs Pearl Randall
Wasson, dean of women, University of
Vermont music. quartet: address. The
lace of the Public School in the Rural
Community. G. II. Dempsey, commissioner
of education.