Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-03
PLAN Big FARM
BUREAU MEETING
Conference of Northeastern
States to be Held in Bur-
lington Soon

Final plans for the conference of
Farm Bureaus of the Northeastern
States including New England, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Delaware to be held in this city March
s and g. were practically completed
Friday at the meeting of the commit
Tee on arrangements for this impor-
tant meeting, held in the State office
of hte Vermont Farm Bureau Fedora
ton in this city.
President Z. B. Cornwall of the Yer
mont Farm Bureau Federation will act
as chairman OF the opening meeting OF
the conference the sessions Of which
will be held in the City Hall On the
evening of the first day of the confer
ence, a dinner will be held at the Hotel
Vermont, at which the principal speak
er will be President James r Howard
of the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton Other speakers at this dinner
will be T. B. Wright, president OF the
Burlington Chamber of Commerce,
James Hartness, governor of Vermont;
and Guy w Bailey, president OF the
University of Vermont
Prominent among the speakers who
will address the conference are: EX-
Governor Robert p Bass of New
Hampshire; G.. NJ Putnam, president
of the New Hampshire State Fedora
ton; NJ. V. Cosden, president of the
Delaware State Federation; Richard
NJ Pattee, secretary n. E. NJ. P A;
+. S. Brigham, Vermont State commits
sioner of agriculture; H. E. Taylor, |.
president of the New Jersey State Fed
Grafton
Large delegations are expected from
all of the states included in the confer
ence. Several state delegations have al
ready arranged for special cars to bring
them to Burlington. This meeting is
considered one of the most important
agricultural conferences which will be
held in the country this year
The program as completed Friday is /,
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MAR. s, 1000 A. NJ.
Chairman, f. B. Cornwall, president
Vermont State Federation.
Appointment of committees
Appointment of secretary and estab
fishing of rules of procedure 4
Cooperation, Ex-Governor Robert p.
Bass, New Hampshire
What Vermont Women Are Doing in
Farm Bureau Work, Mrs. C. /. Barker,
Leicester.
The Washington Agricultural Con
ference, G.. NJ. Putnam, president, New
Hampshire State Federation.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. s, 200 p. NJ /
Dairy Products Marketing
Chairman, NJ. V Cosden, president,
Delaware State Federation
Dairymen's League Pool E. r. East
man, editor Dairymen's League News, 7
Utica, n. Y.
New England Mutual Marketing
Plan, Richard NJ Pattee, secretary y.
L. NJ. p. A, Boston, Mass.
Cooperative Dairy Plants and Their
Federation, L. S. Brigham Vermont
State Commissioner of Agriculture.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. s, ZOO P. NJ
Dinner, Hotel Vermont
POSTMASTER DR., Walter c. Wood,
president Connecticut State Fedora
ton.
Speakers, T. B. Wright, president
Burlington Chamber Of Commerce; /
James HartneSs, governor of Vermont;
Guy W. Bailey, president University OF
Vermont; James r. Howard, president
American Farm Bureau Federation.
THURSDAY, MAR. 9, 1000 A. NJ. .
Chairman. Z. +. Richardson, Massa- .
chusetts, executive committeeman, A.
L, B. f.
The Grange and the Farm Bureau,
Orlando L. Martin, master Vermont
State Grange.
Boys and Girls Work, ?. X Leaven-
worth, Castleton.
What New Hampshire Women Are
Doing in Farm Bureau Work, Mrs.
Abbie {. Sargent, New Hampshire.
Woman's Place i'll Federation Work,
Miss Gertrude o. White, Connecticut.
THURSDAY, MAR. Q, 200 p. NJ.
Chairman, H. E. Taylor, president,
New Jersey State Federation.
The Farm Bureau and Commodity
ORGANIZATIONS James r. Howard, presl-
dent American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Publicity, Victor L. Underwood, sec
rotary New York State Federation.
Resolutions and reports Of commit
tees.
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