Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-01-29
THE POULTRY SHOW.
An Attractive List of Exhibits-Some
the Handsome Birds shown.

is in some points one of the most success
full in the history of the society.
day being the day when visitors will begin
to flock in there will undOubted be Il large
attendance. In the
As1ATIC CLASS
there are very complete and attractive Ell
tries as follows OF Light Brahmas-
There are four pairs and two breeding
pens exhibited by George Davis of East
Montpelier, six pairs by j. w. Jones of
Burlington, three pairs by G.. p Frissell
OF Burlington, and one pair and a breed
ing pen by +. G. Evans of Waterbury,
Dark Brahmas-One pair by j. W. Jones
of Burlington.
Buff Cochins-One breeding pen by L..
+. Englesby of Burlington
langshans-Two pairs by A. Halliday
of Bellows Falls
AMERICAN CLASS.
Wyandottes-Two pairs and breeding
pen by c. c. Paine of East Bethel, two
pairs of chicks by II. f. Buck of Richford
two pairs by l.. b. Lord of Burlington
four pairs by NJ. II. Stone of Burlington,
one pair by j. f. Watson of Nashua, y.
H., two pairs and breeding pen by b. J.
Derby OF Burlington, three pairs by j. G..
Williams of Burlington.
Plymouth Rocks - Four pairs and II
breeding pen by II. f. Buck of Richford,
ten pairs by Wheeler IL Perkins of Bur
llngton, one pair by j. f. Watson of
Nashua, y. H., one pair by John Griffin of
Burlington.
HAMBURGs.
Spangled-One breeding pen by s. O.
Miner of Brattle5oro, one breeding pen by
c. G. Paine of East Bethel.
SPANISH
White Leghorns-Tw pairs and a breed
ing pen by a. a. Mead of Burlington, one
pair and breeding pen by C. Quinby of
st. Adams, one pair by X. +. Weller of
Burlington.
Brown Leghorns-One pair. by l.. f.
Englesby of Burlington, two pairs and
breeding pen by c. w. Potter of Bur
lington.
Black Leghorns-One pair by p. C.
Dodge of Burlington.
POLISH
White crested backbone pair and n
breeding pen by c. c. Paine of East
Bethel, one pair by d. II. Plaisted of st.
Adams.
DORKINGS.
White-Four pair and two breeding pens
by W. j. Langshore Of Burlington.
GAME
Yellow duck wlng-One breeding and
pair by c. c. Paine of East Bethel, one
breeding pen by Kirkland & Barrows of
BrattlebOrO.
Silver duck wing-One pair by j. f. p.
of burlington, one pair and "A breeding
Black breasted red-Three pairs by j. +.
p. Wright of Burlington.
BANTAMs.
Black breasted red game-One pair by
c. c. Paine of East Bethel
Golden seabright-One pair by c. c.
Paine of East Bethel.
TURKEYS.
Bronze-Four pairs by II. +. Buck of
RichfOrd, four pairs by j. W. Jones of
Burlington, three pairs by j. X. Young of
East Montpelier.
Pekin-One pair by H. f. Buck of Rich
ford.
Muscovy-One pair by II. f. Buck of
Richford
Rouen-Two pairs by c. c. Paine of
East Bethel.
CoLuMBARIAN DIVISION
White Fans and Jacobins are shown by
c. c. Paine of East Bethel.
The display of bronze turkeys is the
largest ever seen at an exhibition in this
citv and will vol ro,,,,, i,,s,,at;l,, Tt'
bail ts h,iIIinntIv i,,htad i,9itb ine
iats 81 thnt tbn ,bn,,. ,,i i'i IN IN" -us
~ satisfartorv reomIt. i'm in ,bo ln,ie,t WIN
the dnv time Of onr ~ re ,HG tentiS as III
and MIN M 1o',I o,tarr,ran turn uut
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A Large AttendanceWedn acknowledgement
of the Awarding of Premiums.
Thoro ,,.,, =, ,o,,,o ,,,,,,, 80 ,.;.;..
i, ny "''7 a i''' n,''ii'eI Vi NlsltorS at
ne poultry SNOW W edhesdayand the com
nent on the exhibits was unusually IA |
,orable The sho,v of hronza tnrl,evs of
r,ct. osroci,l o,+a,,t,,,,. t,(1e .l'N.. ~
S'''' 'io' 'niee VI 'nelii are
very heaVy' weighing 33ti' 3?'4 and 3l53 |
BIS and are owned by j. r. Young of East |
Montpelier, J. w. Jones of Burlington and
I F. RucL of Ricbfnrd .a,naoti7,aI,.
,,,oa'ii.'1. ,,'',, 70 .,,i, 'I1Poo''o'9'
'ieeulhs pen Vi oPth3led Hamburgs, eX-
hblted by II. o. Miner of Brattleboro are !
beauties, being among the finest specimens |
,ver seen in these parts The show nf .
,ight prabnos - ,,,,, r, ~ u 1'lo" VI
-I1n -, pi"i'i''9 - uHuSuaily compete ana