Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1904-12-01
POULTRY SHOW
A BIG SUCCESS.

The first exhibition of the South
Jersey Poultry and Pet Stock Associa.
tion at the Park on Wednesday and
Thanksgiving Day was very successful
The display Of poultry and pigeons
fowls, ducks, geese and turkeys, was
large with the exception OF turkeys,
and the poultry was very fine, both in
points of breeding and in condition.
The exhibition was in the lower
pavilion and occupied both the lower
and upper floors, the lower floor being
devoted to pigeons, geese and ducks
principally.
On the first floor was the handsome
exhibition Of full blood white Wyan.
dotte fowls belonging to A. g. Sparks,
the noted white Wyandotte poultry
breeder, of Swainton, Cape May coun-
ty. They were fine strain of fowls
and are the heroes of many exhibitions
as was shown by the blue ribbons
which bedecked their large pen.
Among the special displays of
pigeons were those of Geo. H. Hughes,
who captured 19 blue ribbons, and W.
E. Rice, 9 blue ribbons, and G. G.
Mullen, all Of this city; and the
largest display Of white Plymouth
Rock fowls was that of H. w. Schnit-
zer. The largest display of White
Wyandottes was that by l.. G. Heller.
He captured blue ribbons as we'll as
red ones.
Morris F. Delano, of the MllIville
Poultry Farm, had a big display Of
various breeds of poultry; so did G.
G. Sparks, of Swainton, and w. e.
Havens and Mrs. W. B. Holmes of
this city, and W. NJ Davis, the great
breeder of Fancy Brown and White
Leghorns.
The making up of premium awards
was not an easy one for the judges.
The judges were Messrs. H. w.,
Schnitzer, Of Fairton, w. f. Delano,
of Millville, and W. J. Stanton, OF
New York.
American Glass.
Barred Plymouth Rocks:
Miilviile Poultry Farm, first pre-
MUM on cock, first on hen, first on
cockerel, first on pullet.
Cedarville Poultry Farm, second on
cockerel.
Joseph Lowden, Berlin, N. j., third
on cockerel.
Joseph Brecht, Millville, second on
pullet; Chas. Rlchman, Bridgeton,
first and second ON pen.
Buff Plymouth Rocks
Chas. @ Sparks, Swainton, first on
cock, first on hen, first on cockerel,
first ON pullet, first on pen.
The exhibit of Wesley Sheppard, of
Salem, was not received in time to be
judged.
VIM. Locke, Clayton, second on
cock, second on hen.
White Plymouth Rocks:
Fairfield Poultry Farm, H. w.
Schnitzer, first, second and fourth on
cocks, second and third onshens, first
on7cockerel, first and second on pullet
and first on pen.
Cedar View Poultry Farm, W. E.
Hayens, third on cock, first on hen,
second, third and fourth on cockerel,
third, fourth and fifth on pullet,
second ON pen.
Stanton B. Cole, fifth on cock, fifth
OH cockerel; George J. Schaible,
Shiloh. fourth ON hen
White Wyandottes
Chas. q. Mullen, first on cock,
second and fifth on hen, second and
third on cockerel, fourth ON pullet
third ON pen.
Cumberland Poultry Yards, L. G..
Heller, second and on cock, second and
fifth on cockerel, third on hen, first
on pullet.
A. M. Trask, third on cock, fifth on
pullet, fifth on pen.
Hazel Poultry Yard, Hazelton, Pa,
first and fourth on hens, second on
pullet, second on pen.
Mrs. VIM. B. Holmes, fourth ON
cockerel, third on pullet, fourth ON
pen.
b. B. Ware, first on pen.
Buff Wyandottes
Millville Poultry Farm, first on hen,
first on cockerel, second on pullet.
X. Harrison, Clayton, N. j., second
and third on cock, second ON hen,
second ON cockerel, first on pullet
George P. Crane, yineland, third
on puliet.
Partridge Wyandotte:
Mrs. VIM. B. Holmes, first ON hen,
first on cockerel, first ON pullet
Asiatic Class.
Light Brahmas:
VIM. Barker, Bridgeton, first on
cock, first on hen.
Cedar View Poultry Farm, first on
cockerel, first and second on pullet.
DR.. HI. B. Campbell, second on cock