The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-08
Awards Announced by Judge and
Officials Of the Poultry
Exhibit.
ANNUAL MEETING is HE'LL
Which is Followed By An Enjoyable
Banquet at the swager
Hotel.

The awarde of the premiums and
prizes in the annual show of the
Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock
Association which has been holding
forth for four days in the Central
Storage building, Glen Elk, we're
announced by the Judge and officers
Friday morning. The awarding of
the premiums brought out the fact
that the exhibits are of an unusually
high standard which speaks well for
the progress in the scientific study
and care of poultry in this section.
The Annual Meeting.
The annual meteing of the assocIa-
tion was held in the swager hotel
Thursday evening. Arrangements
were made to hold the next annual
exhibition in this city January 7, s,
9 and 10. 1908, officers were elected
for the ensuing term and as mark
of qualification for the big success of
the present show a banquet was en-
joyed.
New ofrcers.
The new officers are: President,
George w. Stout, of Rockford; vice
presidents. F. w. Altman, of Jane
Lew; W. S. Hursey, of shinnston;
and c. c. Coffman, of Warrington;
secretary-treasurer. E. NJ. Wilson, of
Clarksburg.
Directors: Benjamin Anderson, of
shinnston; G. E. Reed, of Rockford; !;
c. c. Coffman, of Warrington; A.
Sheets, of West Milford: G. w.
swisher, of Lost Creek; B. NJ. AL
len, of Clarksburg.
/ The Banquet.
The banquet was an affair of great
pleasure. amusement and encourage
ment. The menu consisted of dishes
served in styles appropriate to the
avocation of the guests. The chick
en- idea was carried out in the ap-
pointments as well as the talk OF the
evening which was OF a highly en-
tertaining and edifying nature to all
present. Judge Orr presided as
POSTMASTER and with grace that
charmed the entire assembly. There
were numerous interesting addresses
on the subject of chickens generally
and the poultry association and its
objects in particular. The official
title OF the banquet was the Third
Annual Feast of the Chicken
cranks" and the menu was as fol-
lows:
The Menu.
White Rock Soup
Grit Alfalfa Charcoal
Light Brama oysters
Cold HambuTgs Leghorn Salad
Bun Cochin Cheese
Tom Orr Crackers
/ Coffee, la Langshang
Prize-winning Cigars Burnt Matches
y The Awards.
The awards of premiums and
prizes are as follows:
White p Rocks, 113 in class.
1st cock, srd hen, George Bowles,
Parkersburg.
2nd cock and / and ckl. / and 2
hen, and pull. 1st pen.
| 2nd and 3rd pen tie, Wilson &
Lewis, city. Wilson & Lewis pullet
scoring 81, highest score ever given
a white rock In competition.
Srd OK, F. A. vyse, city.
Srd ckl, srd pul, 2nd and sfd pen
tie, Stout & Reed, Rockford.
Barred p. Rocks. 11s in class.
1st and End ok. /, 8, cll, 2 ckl
tie, LIST, End and 3rd pull. 1st, End
hen, /, 2, 8 pen. A. Sheets, West
Milford.
srd hen, 2nd ckl tie, W. s. Hur-
sey. shinnston.
Silver Duckwing Leghorns.
Edwd. Leatherbury all prizes.
Columbian wyandottes, ]. o.
Martin, all prizes.
Single Comb White LeghOrns.
SO in class.
1st cock, 2nd hen. F. A. vyse,
city.
and cock, 2nd ckl. End pull, 3 pen,
C. P. Guice, Grafton.
1st ckl, 1st pul, LIST pen. on 5 en-
try, Wilson e Lewis. city.