St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-02-08
A GREAT SHOW.
A Fine Lot of Poultry, Pigeons, Cats and
Dogs.

ton is now being held at the Town
Hall and is worthy of a large attend
ance. There are 200 entries of poul-
try, including some choicely- bred
specimens from all over the state,
and good exhibit Of pigeons, dogs,
cats, rabbits and guinea pigs. The
association starts off with so mem
bers, and if the public will patron;ze
society is assured.
Burlington and Montpelier con-
tribute about so entries. B. B. Bee
man of Burlington has Barred Ply
mouth Rock cocks, hens and pullets
and a good variety of Buff Pekin
Bantams. F. E. Perkins and A. Ad-
sit enter pens Of Plymouth Rock
chicks, and the latter also has Buff
Leghorns, Blue Andalusians and Sill
yer Spangled Hamburgs. J. ". Jones
has large exhibit OF Light Brah-
mas, Silver Gray Dorkings, Buff Pc
kin and Seabright Bantams. White
Wvandotte cock and puilets are ex
hibited by Fannie S. Morse.
Montpelier is generously represent
ed by George Davis and S. w. Corse.
The former has entries OF Light Brah
mas and they are beautiful birds.
Mr.. Corse has three exhibits each of
/ White Wyandottes and Black Lang
shans.
Other out-of-town entries are w.
E. Mack, Woodstock, three Narra-
gansett turkeys; W. N. French, New
Haven, general exhibit OF American
White Wonders; Cloud Harvey OF
West Barnet, Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes, four entries; II. w. Heath,
Piermont, n. H., S B. Polish, White
Wyandottes and Light Brahmas; ]. S..
T. Wallace, Barnet, breeding pen Sill
yer Laced Wyandottes; H. o. Cush-
man, Barnet, pair Buff Cochins; w.
S. Nelson, Lisbon, Golden Wyan-
dottes; ]. w. White, East Corinth,
White Wyandottes and Narragan-
sett turkeys; John Hazen, Passump-
sic, White Holland turkeys.
All the St. JohnSbnry breeders are
we'll represented and there are many
individual entries from those who
are not poultry fanciers. ]. c. Un-
derwood's exhibit includes a number
of Wvandottes; S. c. Brown Leg
horns and Muscovy ducks; W. l..
Leghorns, Barred Golden Polish, In
dian Games and a pair of Erminettes;
B. K. Graves has nearly 20 entries,
including Bronze turkeys, Toulon
geese, White Wyandottes, Dominique
chicks and Dark Brahma chicks. Mrs.
w. L. SWEET enters Polish cocks, Buff
Pekin Bantams, Barred Silver Po-
lish, Barred Plymouth Rocks, Cor,
nish Indian Games, Toulon Geese
and Bronze Turkeys. George P.
Moore has several exhibits of Ply
mouth Rocks; ". B. Eastman enters
some imported White Wyandottes
and c. F. Boynton has five entries o.
Barred Plymouth Rocks Black Mi
norcas are shown by Harry Daniels
!. E. Conley, F. H. H Ranney and
Mrs. o. H. Henderson. The latter
also has Barred Plymouth Rocks
and Silver Gray Dorkings Guy c
Wright shows Silver Spangled Ham
burgs, White and Silver Laced Wy.
andottes; A. a. Miles has some Of
his Embden geese J. Henry Bracket
enters Silver Laced Wyandottes H
H. Carr, Houdans and a Bronze tur
key. Barred Plymouth Rocks are en-
tered by Peter Laundry, Robert Don
aghy and R. Gibson; White Plymouth
Rocks are shown by E. E. Barrett
and r Gibson; Brown and White
Leghorns are entered by ]. W. Bing
ham; HoudonS by c. |. Bowker
Plymouth Rock chicks and Rouer
ducks by Mark Meacham; American
White Wonders by w. N. French
Pekin ducks Red Game and Brown
Leghorns by J. w. Church and White
Plymouth K ock chicks, Golden Wy
andotte hens and Golden Seabright
Bantams.
w. L. SWEET has a large variety o
pigeons, and some are also shown
by c. T. and 6. F. Boynton. These
AIbino guinea pigs, George S. Grow
white rats, Florence NJ. Russell
European rabbits, R. H. Magoon
Himalayan rabbits, Belgian hare;
and guinea pigs, ". L. SWEET, Eng
lish rabbits and guinea pigs, Eber
Cobb; Belgian hare and guinea pigs
Ralph Sulloway; Belgian hares, P
Cloutier; English rabbits, Philip A
Fletcher.
There are a few very handsome
cats in the show, including J. c
Underwood's Maltese cat, Oscar E
Beck's coon cats, B. K. Graves rab
bit cat, A. S Goodnough's Angors
cat. rabbit cats entered by Georg
S. Grow and Charlie Harlow, and ;
tortoise shell cat entered by J. Henri
, Bracket.
The exhibit of dogs is small, bu
there are fine specimens shown
: Lyndonville is represented by two o
r (. s. LeBourveau's English mastltt
) and three handsome dogs from E T
: Starkev's kennel. J. H. Moore an'