Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-17
THE WOLCOTT FAIR
Annual Awarding of Prizes
 Took Place Yesterday.

The Wolcott fair was on yesterday with all its old time trimmings. The weather was fine and the attendance was very satisfactory. Alderman elect John F. Gallagher was too. busy to take in the Danbury fair, but he made up for this at Wolcott, cap turing several prizes for first class stock. The awards for Jersey and Holstein grades were as follows:
 Herd of Jerseys, Thomas Fair clough. first; grade Jersey COW. Tim othy Root, second; Jersey bull, Thom- as Fairclough, first; yearling Jersey bull, Thomas Fairclough. first; Jersey COW, four years or over, Thomas Fairclough, first; Jersey COW, three years. Thomas Fairclough, first, Jer- sey COW. three years. Thomas Fair clough, second Jersey cow yearlngs, Thomas Faircough, first; Jersey cali, Thomas Fairclough, first; Jersey COW, four years or over, San.de! Wilson, second; grade Guernsey COW, Samuel Wilson, first; grade Guernsey heifer, Samuel Wilson, first and second; Ayr shire COW, H. w. Coe, first.
 Herd of Holstens, four years or over, A. J. Pierpont, first and second; l COW, three years. A. J. Pierpont, hrst and second; COW. two years. A. J. Pierpont, first and second; COW. one year. A. J. Pierpont, first: calf, A. J.
 Pierpont. second; calf, Elmer Coe first: heifer, Elmer Coe, second: Devon | SprOnu l Devon. COW, s. H. Peck, first and sec
 ond :herd of Holsteins, A. J. Pierpont l first; herd of grade Holsteins A. J
 Pierpont, first: Red Poll herd, G. B
 Hitchcock. first; herd of Guernseys
 J. F. Gallagher, first; Guernsey bull
 one year. J. r. Gallagher. first ant
 second; Guernsey heifer, Samuel Will
 son. second; Guernsey COW, sever
 years, J. F. Gallagher, first: Guernsey COW, six years J. F. Gallagher, sec
 ond: Guernsey COW, three years. J. F
 Gala gher, first; Guernsey heifer, J
 F. Gallagher first: Guernsey calf, J F. Gallagher. first aid second.
 | Besides the COWS. there were va
 riety of steers, fowl and farm produc
 of every description, in all of whicl Waterbury people made an excellen exhibit. showing thereby that whiN
 they beat the world in the manufac !, ture of brass, clocks and watches they are still adopts in agricultura pursuits. just as the early settlers o ; the town were
 T Following are the officers of tn ; fair: President, William A. Fabel | Wolcott: vice presidents. B. l.. Fris bic. Waterbury: John R. S. Todd. Vol l colt, J. F. Gallagher. Waterbury; sec
 retary. F. F. Woodin. Wolcott; treas
 urer. F. M. Upson, Terryville. R. +
 D. No ?: executive committee--Thon
 as Fairclough. Wolcott: F. P. WOodir ' WolcOtt. H. w. Coe. Wolcott: John l
 S. Todd. Wolcott. F. NJ. Upson, Terry :. vile. 1T. A. Norton. Wolcott: W. , Pierpont. Waterbury: Charles s. Tu . tie, Wolcott; Berkley l.. Frisbie. Wo
 colt. Edwin A. Todd. Cheshire: A. , Pierpont. Waterbury: J. F. Gallaghe
 Waterbury,: w. B. Hitchcock. Wate , bury: Gustave Cornelis. Wolcott: Wi
 liam X. Faber. Waterbury,: D. R. Wi e son. Waterbury: sUperintendents-C f oxen and steers and decorated W. [. cons. John R. s. Todd; loose cattl a F. F. Cole: horses, Gustave Cornell sheep. swine and poultry. H. w. Co Q tent exhibit. Wilson l.. Pierpont; l. a dies industrial exhibit Mrs W c Pritchard and Mrs E. A. Todd; priv 7, leges, B. L. Frisbie and Charles Tu S tie.