Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-01-10

Pekin Ducks.-Robeft Parlin, South
Paris, 1st on cock, LIST on hen.
Mallard Ducks-H. P. q A. b. Fuller,
South Paris, 1st each on cock, hen, cock.
ersl and pullet.
Indian Runner Dncks.-H. P. & A. b.
Fuller, LIST on cock, 1st on hen. Charles
L. Barker, East Vassalboro, 1st on cock
erel, LIST on pullet.
Toulouse Geese. -Charles L. Barker,
East Vassalboro, 1st each on cock, hen,
cockerel, and pnllet. ]. W. s. Colby,
South Paris, I'd on cock, I'd on hen.
Embden Geese.-C. r. Wyman, South
Paris, 1st on cock, 1st on hen.
African Geese.-H. P. & A. q. Fuller,
South Paris, 1st on cock, LIST on hen.
Bronze Turkeys.-W. N. Judkins,
South Paris, LIST and Sd on cock, 1st, Sd
and 4th on hen. Morey Farm, Mechanic
Falls, I'd on cock, I'd and Sd on hen.
Eggs.-Brown eggs, A. E. More LIST
and I'd. White eggs, B. ]. Flint 1st.
Leghorn, E K. Shedd, North Waterford,
1st. Plymouth Rock, L. X. Farrar 1st, l.
IV. Mckinney I'd. Wysndotte, D. b.
Bean LIST, G. /. Morse I'd. r. I. Red, F.
A. Taylor LIST, A. E. Morse I'd.
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Association as follows:
For highest scoring cock, hen, cock
erel, pullet and pen of one variety, sill
YER cup, to be won three times before 1t
becomes the exhibitors property. This
was awarded for the second time to l. v.
McKepney of Auburn.
For the largest number of birds, all
varieties, scoring 90 points and over. e1-
hibited by one person, silver cup. This
was awarded to DR.. E. A. Wight OF
Bolster's Mills.
For largest number of birds, one
variety, scoring 90 for parti-colored and
OIL for solid colored varieties, a silver
cup. This was awarded to Bert j.
Flint of North Waterford.
Premiums of $500 cash in each case
were awarded for best display OF va
rieties, as follows: Barred Plymouth
Rocks, /. N. Loring. White Plymouth
Rocks, E. P. Crockett. Buff Plymouth
Rocks, I. V. Mckinney. s. c. r. l.
Reds, e. NJ. Tucker. Brown Leghorns,
Bert J. Flint.
Ribbons for best display in variety
we're also awarded as follows: r. c.
Brown Leghorns, Bert j. Flint. S. G.
Brown Legborns, C. o. Cole. Bantams,
DR.. Z. A. Wight. Aquatics, q. P. & A.
Fl. Fuller.
In addition, a large list of special
prizes in cash and merchandise, offered
by individuals and firms, were awarded
to the prize winners in the lists given
above.
The annual meeting of the Western
Maine Poultry Association was held
Wednesday evening, and officers for the
year were chosen. The meeting was
adjourned to Jan. II at Engine House
Hall, when it is expected that the
treasurer will be prepared to report as
to the financial outcome of this show.
The officers were mainly reelected, the
list being:
Presidential. E. shurtlen, South Paris.
Vice. Presidents-H. 4. Lovejoy, Norway; A.
E. CLARK, South Paris: B. j. Flint. North Water.
ford; DIR. E. A. Wight, Bolster's Mills; Il. Al.
Tucker, Canton; E. p. Atwood, Mechanic Falls;
Silas Bartlett, Lewiston; Geo. p. Cofin, Free
port; John b. Robinson, Oxford:
Secretary-E. p. Crockett, South Paris.
Asst. Sew. C. Thayer, South Paris.
Treasurer-D H. Bean, South Paris.
Directors-A. f. shurtleff. South Paris; II. +.
W. c. Thayer, South Paris; d. II. Bean. South
Paris; J. NJ. Thayer, Paris Hill; l.. l.. Briggs,
South Paris; X. o. Porter. Norway; VIM. \.
Bumpus, Mechanic Falls.
1t was decided to hold the next show
at the same place, in the first week OF
January, 1912.