The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-02-23
POULTRY SHOW.

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Friday and Saturday exceeded the fondes1
hopes ofits promoters. Both IN number
and varieties the entries were OF mos
encouraging nature and the Interest
shown will justify permanent organi
cation of poultry breeders in the county
Subscription books have already beer
opened for stock and a goodly sum has
been promised,
The exhibits include 215 entries, which
meant over 800 birds. The competition
was entirely Il cal and a general surprise
was expressed at the character and
varieties of the entries. 1t was demon.
strated that a number of Hartford peo-
pie are engaged in raising high grade
breeding poultry and the impetus gained
from this information will encourage
others to engage in the same enterprise.
The judging was done by Mr.. Brown,
former editor of the Baltimore weekly
Sun. The awards were as follows:
Martin e. Ridgely-White Plymouth
Rock cockerel, 1:puliet, @, Buff Plymouth
Rock cockerel, l and 2; pullet. and q;
hen, 1; White Wyandotte cock. /; pullet,
2; hen, l and 2; Light Brahma hen, pullet,
1 and 2; pen, and 2; S c. White Leg
horn cockerel, and 2; pullet, l and 2;
pen, l: Peruvian and Angora guinea pigs,
1.
Richard Dallam--White Plymouth
Rock cockerel, 2; pullet, l; pen, 2; Silver
Spangle Hamburg ccckeral, pullet and
pen, 1 each.
Frank II. Fulford-White Plymouth
Rock pen, /; black Minorca cockerel, 2;
pen, 2.
r. Lee Magncss-Barred Plymouth
Rock cock, 1.
T. Roy Brooks-Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels, and g.
Mrs S. M. Spencer-Barred Plymouth
Rock hen. Q; Golden Wyandotte cockerel,
1 and 2; hen, l and 2; pullet, l and 2.
II. c. Keen Barred Plymouth Rock
hen, 2.
Mrs. J. L McRoy-Barred Plymouth
Rock hen, 9.
DR. Herbert Hoopcs-White Wyandotte
cockerel, 2; hen. / pullet, l.
J. L. McCormick-White Wyandotte
hen, 9.
William II. Harlan-Silver faced Wyan-
dotte cockerel, ]; hen, 2; pullet, 2.
William H. Harlan. Jr.--Silyer faced
Wyandotte cockerel 2; hen, and 4
Norman L. Kisling-Buff Orphington
cock, pulet, each; Len, 2.
George w. Sweeting--S. c. Rhode
Island red cockerel, 1; pen, l; r. c. Rhode
Island cockerel, l pullet, 2.
George w. McComas-S. c. Rhode
Island cockerel, q; pullet, 2; R. {. Rhode
Island cockerel, 2: puliet, /.
Levi Pennington-S. c. Rhode Island
cockerel. red pen, 2.
John Finney Wells-Frizzles cockerel
and pullet, 1 each.
]. Edwin Webster-Black Langshan
cock l.
p. H. McCormick-Black Langshan
cockerel, l; hen and 2; pullet, and 2;
pen, 2; black Minorca pullet, 1 and 2;
bronze young turkey gobbler and hen, 1
each.
Mrs Robert w. Holland-Black Lang
shan cockerel, 2; pen. il brnnze turkey
gobbler, l; turkey hen. 2.
.r,l,A De-
l and 2; brown Leghorn cockerel, 1;
Cornish Indian game cockerel, 1 and 2;
hen, l. pullet, 2; hen, i white China
gander, l goose, l; brown China goose
and white Embden, 1 each.
Clarence E. Ramsay-Black Minorca
cockerel, 1; pen, L.; S. c. white Leghorn
pen, 2.
Ellsworth Lowe--Brown Legho1n
pullet, 1 and 2
James H. Dowling-Cornish Indian
game hen, 2; pullet, 1.
Thomas Hall Robinson, Jr.-Brown
red breast game bantam pullet, 1 and 2.
J. Monroe MISUNDERSTANDING
Cochin bantam cockerel, l. pullet, 2; pen
/: white Pekin ducks, l;pigeons, red and
blue homer, each; white rabbits, 1.
Elizabeth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cochin bantam pullet, 1 pen of Muscovy
ducks, 1.
John Murray-White Cochin bantam
cock, l. hen, 1.
Henry w. Archer-Canadian wild geese
pair, /.
Leland Reckord-Rabbits, l; gray
rabbits, 2.
Other exhibitors were Frank H. lyle
hart, Carl Hollingsworth and Philip
Campbell.
E. II. Hall and Son, Martin E. Ridgely
and the Reckord Manufacturing Com
pany had on exhibition number of de-
vices for Matching and raising poultry,
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