VIEW HILL NOTES.

Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 26 May 1894, Page 3

VIEW HILL NOTES.

By Demos

- "• '' 'The usual monthly meeting of the "'Library Committee was held m the * Schoolroom on Tuesday the 15th inst, all the members being present. It _ was decided to purchase a quantity of |. new books ; ; and the subscribers were -invited, to .send m by Thursday the 24th : thei names of any book they ( - would li&Y to have procured, after r which a; selection would be made. It 1 was thought" advisable to institute some kind of attraction m connection with .the library, ,tp induce the young people to come ; together for the purpose of . spending the ; winter evenings m a pleasant and profitable manner, and /Messrs Bl M* Grath (President) Maber ' (3ec_kry)v" ;f T?;Harle Junr. and W. ' Hafle were .appointmed a sub com- ; n^ttee" |o .evolve, some plan for carrying „, put. the wishes. pf the main committee. y. ; „Ther^Beenied a short time ago some n chance (Of .ajcijeamery being established ;I here :in, the-.' near, future; hopes were t ehtertained-fbymany that it would be ■^ dofle before but the chances • z se'^m. 'remote * WWesent. Many of our t'i "^ -"j __■•*• y*/.' VAi v '' , 't' ! i ' jr rf''^'/« ;, farmers Sv'ho "kept cows a few years ago •,iP%H^-M c^ &ni went m for m .re profitable, .-f o^ndj legsj than butter n- W.a.l««Jg9;ithi|3^^avft changed and there •..Js n& idoabjb|t_with the new system of vj -daiilyiiig.aiif iwel htH _ a creamery, cow -•ke^pi%owXJ\_ltl^iri&re profitable than n she-g Hi^-feuSlf 0 8f f 6ur land, it being 0 '4M%EgFfi # than sheep, but . O .S^MBRM%M cows together, i _. «M.40*.9! ey#cf /o^g^^s the means to ■-. -^o&._^riMaE» 9dn«t|B notice. The kcMejfit3W«ild take, accordLfftg {9 t# 41^fc*fefe_tf_* pf the. Central ■».t'6rysi l S^^l^ J i stand could be |^We, almost precludes the liope of

anything deing done for some time to come. No doubt that if all who keep cows and have land suited for cowkeeping joined, a start could be at once made, but unfortunately there are people so constituted . that they cannot see any good m any new departure untill others have proved it and taken all the risk. In the present case there really is no risk as it; has been proved beyond all doubt, that, it is more profitable, as well less labonrous, to sell milk to the factories than to make it into butter privately.