The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-27
POULTRY SHOW IN
MONTCLA|R SOME
PUMPKINS, BG0SH
Prize Winning Birds Admired by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cityman and
Their Country Cousins.

The first days attendance at the first
poultry n pigeon show was all that
could be desired by the management
and those who are in a position to know
say that the exhibits are exception
ally fine and are superior to those
shown at most exhibitions in the
smaller towns.
c. w. Potter, superintendent of the
show; ID. G. Keyler, secretary of the
association; DR.. S. g. G.. Watkins. of
the executive committee, and w. e.
Thomas, a member of the association,
are in the hall almost continually, and
are doing everything possible to make
the exhibitors and spectators feel at
home.
The following carried off honors yes
terday:
Light Brahmas, Greenbrooke Farm,
two irsts and one second. In Buff
CochinsJ they also got first and second.
Black L~angshans, A. H. Blaschke, Of
Bloomfield, two ~f1rsts, cockerel and pull
let. Barred Plymouth Rocks, cock and
hen. w. A. Helm, first; cockerel, Wen
dover Farm first; pullet, Charles Staff,
first; Buff Plymouth Rocks, cock and
hen and pullet, Ray White, first and
second; White Plymouth Rocks, cock,
j. j. M~arquardt, first; hen, Wendover
Farm; cockerel, Union Poultry Farm,
first; White Rock Cockerels, cock, ]. ].
M~arquardt, first; ben, Wendover Farm,
first; Fred Woodruff, second; cockerel,
Union Poultry Farm, first; White wy,
andottes, cock, Maxwell & Dillingham;,
first; Mrs. F. L.. Brewer, second; hen,
Maxwell & Dillingham;, first and Sec
ond; cockerel and pullet, Maxwell &
Dillingham;, first and seconds; Column
bian Wyandottes, cock, Gilbert Nicho-
las, first; hen, Herbert Pearson, first;
cockerel, Joseph Lacy, first; Black Or
pington, cock and hen, Harry Spinning,
first; cock, Greenbrooke Farm, second;
hen, Dwight Plimpton, second.
Brown Leghorns, cockerel, Laurel
wood Farm, first and second; white
Leghorns, cock, E. e. Leming first,
Franz Freer, secord; cockerel, Wood
side Poultry Yards, first; Frank Freer,
second; pullet, Woodside Poultry Yards.
first; Frank Freer, second; r. G. brown
Leghorns, Warmers Poultry Yards won
first and second: S. c. buff Leghorns,
DR.. 8. c. G. Watkins won first and
second for cock and hen, 3. G. Elliot
first prize for cockerel and Gilbert e.
Nicholas first for puiiet; 8. c. black
Minorcas, Metuchen Poultry Farm got
three firsts and three seconds; r.. c..
black Minorcas, Robert Sail, E. II.
Peckwill and James l.. Adams got firsts
and Mrs, 1. Mastman and c. w. Potter
seconds; black Spanish, A. H. Blaschke
first and second and Barney Van Omen
two firsts; white crested black Polish,
Wendover Farm got all flrsts and sec
onds; silver spangled Hamburgs, DR..
Jacob S. Wolf got three firsts and four
seconds; black Indian games, Arthur
S. johnson two firsts, one second; B.
and b. red pit games, H. G. Buck first
and second; A. o. C. pit games, H. c.
Buck first and second; Cornish Indian
games, T. A. Ward first and second;
Houdan, Joseph Nolan two firsts and
two seconds; La Fleche, j. r. Vessels
first and second; Silkies, Peapack
Farm three firsts, Charles I. Glass
second; white Guinea fowl, Kahn &
Brett two %firsts; golden Seabright ban
tams, Mrs. Fl. B Moller two firsts;
rose comb black bantams, Isaac Wilks,
jr., first; red pyle game bantams, Mrs.
NJ. Austin four %firsts; White Pekin
uuChS, Farm three 0rStS,
G~reenbrooke Farm two seconds; Rouen
ducks, Wendover Farm two firsts;
Indian runner ducks (old), Gaebel Bros.
four firsts, Miss e. F. MacConnell Sec
ond; mallard ducks, Kahn & Brett two
firsts; buff Orpington duck, j. M.
Plummer first; white Plymouth Rocks,
Union Poultry Farm first; buff Ply
mouth Rocks. John Herder and Kauf-
man & Windheim f~irsts; S. C. Rhode
Island reds. M. L.. Ransom first; S. c.
buff ~Orpingtons, Dunrobin Farm first
and second; silver spangled Hamburgs.
DR.. J. s. Wolfe first
In the pigeonT class r. L. Jacobus,
John V. Manners, b. w. Henderson, w.
W. Lynn and Joseph Lacy were the
prize winners, each winning first and
second prizes in the different classes.
Mrs. Nedoma, Mrs. ]. Hodges, w. C.
Bodies, Miss NJ. II. Durham, Miss Eve
Ign Andrus, Miss J. E. Riker and Miss
E. M. Daily won prizes in the pet cat
department.