The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-14
TO ASK STATE FOR
DAIRY BUILDING
Dairymen Vote to Support Agricultural
Colleges Request Butter and
Sugar Scoring.
BURLINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE annua

BURLINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE annual
| Joint banquet at the Hotel Vermont ended
| the sd annual meeting of the Vermont
Dairymen'S association and the 10Th an
nual meeting of the Vermont Sugar Max
erS' association in this city. The Yer
mont Dairymen's association elected the
following officers President, Il. G. Hills,
of East Montpelier; first yice-president,
T. l.. Parmalee of Putney: second vice
president, w. H. Porter OF. st. Iohnsbury !;
secretary, q. l.. Martin of PlainSfeld :;
treasurer, w. IT. Harrington of Pomfret /;
auditor, Fred l.. Davis or Hartford.
\ motion made by Willis n. Cady of
AIiddlebury and adopted by the meeting
provides that the dairymen join with the
State Grange in sending to Washington
week after next a delegate to a meeting of
agriculturistS called by Secretary Wal
lace of the department of agriculture. Mr..
Cady announced that the Grange had
chosen Orlando l.. Martin to represent
the organiza ton and the dairymen ac-
quiesced in the choice. &.
Besides adopting the. report of the reso-
lutiOnS committee, the dairymen went on
record. also, as in favor of a dairy build
ing at the University of Vermont and
pledged themselves to do everything with
in their power to secure an appropriation
for such a building at the next meeting of
the Vermont legislature.
This action took place on motion of
Fred l.. Davis of Hartford. following a
short talk by Dean !. l.. Hills of the Uni
versity of Vermont College of Agriculture
on the subject: Are We Dsheartened =
In this talk. Dean Hills reviewed the at
temnt to get through the legislature of
1921 a law providing for dairy building
at the University.
The result of the butter scoring and
sugar scoring were as follows In the
creamery butter scoring, the association
gold medal and creamery sweepstakes cup
went to the Tunbridge Cooperative
Creamery. with score of 91l2. The
dairy sweepstakes cup was awarded 10
y. \. Blair of Barnet, with a score of
81.
The scores in the dairy class we're as
follows: II. NJ. Lee, Windsor, %; =. Il.
Swan, Montgomery, 81; A, Il. Sher-
burne. North Pomfret. %; Il. A. Har-
rington. West Hartford, %. ID. 4. Knee
land. Waitsfield. %; Seaver ID. Wright,
White River Junction. %; G. NJ Hay
ward. Middlebury. 81" J. II. Candon.
Pittsford, 96: Charles Gates & Sons,
Hartland 96; /: +. Page, Randolph
Center, 3d. L. W English, Woodstock.
9J12: f. \. Darling, East Burke. ~;
Rowland F. Robinson. Ferrisburg, o.
Elton 7. Haynes, Randolph Center. 96;
II. +. Kibby. Randolph Center, "a ID.
ybgvbgA. Blair, Barnet, 81.
Creamery butter, +. f. Donahue. Bur
IlngtOn. %. j. -. Santam0re. Stowe.
90 John Board. East Montpelier, "a
+. A Rist. Wilmington. 90 :. l.. Har-
ris. Proctor. 90 w T. Stone. STAFFORD.
80: c. NJ. Liliey, Marshiield. %; Gran
lite City Cooperative Creamery. Barre.
90 T. J. Orne. Cabot. 81 Milton Dairy
company. Of; II. ]. Orne. Cabot. 96
Hardwick Creamery. SO: Green Noun
tain Creamery. North Craftsbury. o.
Randolph Cooperative Creamery, Ran
dolph. "a: Gulf Road Creamery. %: 4.
NJ. Chandler, North Montpelier Cooper
ative Creamery. o. w. 4. Nancour. East
Hardwick, 96; w. G. Porter. Sharon,
q Tunbridge Cooperative Creamery,
9715.
The whole numbers of entries was IS
The highest score was 97i2, the lowest
81. the average 94l2.
The results af the sugar scoring were
as follows: Glass \. first prize. III. NJ.
HoskiSon. Cuttingsville; class II. first
prize, Mrs Helen Dodd, South Newbury ::
special class, first, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
Kirk. South Wallingford; second \. w.
Aldrich, Springfield; third, I'll. NJ Hos
kiSon. Cuttingsville. Glass C.. sugar
cakes. NJ. q. LamSon. Montpelier; A. w.
Aldrcf. Springfield Mrs. G. A. Badger.
East Montpelier: ID. d. Howard, Cam
bridge: Holmes Moran, Jericho. Glass
~. VI. q. Lamson: Mrs. c. \. Badger;
L. L. Story. East Fairfield. Class Il.
maple syrup. NJ. G. LamsOn 90: II. VI.
HoskiSon, as SO: Mark Tbott. West
Danville. 90; Mrs C. A. Badger "a $40.
Glass f, f. E. Pearley. Richford III. NJ
Hoskison; d. ID. Howard, Cambridge.