Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
COUNTY FARM BUREAU HAS DIRECTED


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mart Of September. At that ttrnei
" a. Allen Of the college, handled the
hens and discussed the different points
which decided whether the. hens were
worth keeping or not.
Montvsns
rwo Farm Bureau meetings have been
reid at Montyille during the past year.
At the first meeting it was felt that the /
farmers would be interested IN cooper
alive buying, and also in the market Tor
their milk Since the milk market was
the most important proposition, inHneol-
ate stems were taken to discover now
many farmers had milk for sale. II
was found that from 100 to LOCO quarts
of milk were available in this town ana
another meeting was called at Wnich
time a representative of one of the milk
companies made tentative proposition
to the men. After considerable discus
sion this matter was left to committee
and it was finally decided that it would
hardly be worth while, owing to the long
feul nv aIto truck to market milk In
mis- way. Every effort was made to To-
cate a market near by, but up TO the
present time, 1t has been Impossible TO
and any market which would aosorh
such large amount Of milk
poultry demonstration was held IN
this town, attended by about dozen
ueupie 1At this demonstration seVerai
Of. the people signed up to keep poultry
calendars on their record OF proouceion
during the coming year Il
Austin Lathrop was the only boy from
New London county to ATTEND the East
.ern States Exposition during September.
Kt-tbe Norwiof, fair, his exhibits of live
stock and his ability as a judge showed
nm so we'll that K. ]. Brundage, state
ofub leader. felt that he should go 10
Springfield and be member OF Camp
vail.
North stonington
IN this town plans are under way
err an institute to he held during this
winter AS yet the program has mol
heen made out. The Farm Bureau was
ahae to assist in this community by Sc
curiug cattlr judge for the Grange falr
s-4icds was held during the middle OF Sep
ta~nber. demonstration orchard ma:
heeu arranged for on the farm OF Dc
'- lvery. and a pruning demonstration wa
Md during the, latter. part OF Dece1i'oef
Norwich and Norwich Town
A an organization meeting held TIL
"a .hat TTarn, Rureau program was I'm
ed IN as follows:
i. Fruit project in charge OF j. Z. -aV
- Por..=v project in charge of Arthu
Fellows.
3. Connera tive buying IN cnarse
H. j. IIarShaTf.
"A short time l'fer - co1nr, ~ 49,
q ing meetins was 1Ao' a. 49, -, tl,e 1rir
zoe from inc. colr ,,,,,,,,S,r ors-,r+
mpais o. Gu rsr,ortad at ths
uons. nj, az ~, ,nterJiev-ed We,
oieetng thst an - ~ ~ ~, loonA,
10 favor OF or.ani 1,: - ~ has :,
Anveiy, ana SUI - ra,ssa 4ovys
fdFted tnat :aVo nc ...a,.o,,a A.
Ne organiza1on OF l'',s aS,orrn ~ ",
fnur fehoWs. VIZ 80. ms r,,n1en+
erultry pr"- ~, I-,,1+ry calendars. ar
" o,,-r;,,.- d,,nor str
fTahg"" .r1,rar
icn OF ',,.s-- 80 o,,llad over ,
me roSN ond d;yide1 into tv
professor 'oiss a. - Ids ~ II
zoe ~, r-.s vii, ha usad rs
luiii o,."' ae-,,rata re
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rs nas De-" - -, Eror,-'
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w 1.ili;,,-;1ra ~ NJ
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"lcn w ~, aHu .-,.il4oo i, .,,e 700 r.
otlnR .ne 4.oi;o,s have he
rher cul,l" - f,,.s taar go
Eeh IN NO c.,,,;-,o, in O-,-,
me 1arm o. - ,loos - Ms An
t 49, one
tAAeoN' ws4.,
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,, w 80 i, praston during t
i'ns w. .ho farn, IF I
nasH ian De tans ware band
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ana - W. .',,1;n- darooI, es.ratio, !,
e 005 nuIIats were SeDarateH j