The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-10-26
WINNERS AT
FARM EXHIBIT
List Of Special Prizes and Ribbons
Given at Solebury Deer Park
Event.
A LARGE NUMBER THIS YEAR

The special prizes awarded at the
Solebury Farmers Exhibit. held al
the Solebury Deer Park in Septem
Der, included the following:
Weanling Berkshire pig from Ely
Farm to winner of farmers general
purpose horse. to Carroll B. Price
S. m. "Goldie." Blanket from James
Parker, Lambertville, for best single
road horse, trotter, to Mahlon Fretz,
b. m. Helen Lake" DR.. Fretz also
won the championship class for best
horse in show, three years old OF
over; and John Kirkpatrick for best
colt in show. Other horse and pony
ribbons were won by Horace T. Smith
& Son, W. R. Neibert, Elmer Moody,
John Megin, Ely Farm, S. C. Van
Pelt, ]. H. Slater. Jr., Carroll B.
Price, Stanley Lee, E. & P. w Tob-
ert, Michael Herman, DIR. j. H. Cas-
tor, Moses Palmer, Fred. N. Price,
c. S. Kline, E. W. Parker, J.
Howard Cliffe, Bernard Mcdonnell,
Edward Kinsey, Jr., M. H. Walton,
Thomas R. Hunt, Frances Walton,
William L. Bush, Howard Funk,
Ann johnson Paxson.
T h e cattle specials were: Silver
trophy cups from Bucks County
Holstein Fresian Breeders Associa-
ton for best pure bred Holstein cow
over two years old, to F. N. Price;
best bull over tw o years old, to
Howard Funk; best heifer under two
years, to F. N. Price; best bull I'M
der two years, to L. Kitchener; silver
plate for the best pure bred COW in
show, H. T. Smith & Son; silver
plate for best pure bred bull in show,
to L. Kitchener; silver plate for best
pure bred COW or bull in show, bred,
raised and owned in Bucks county,
to H. 7. Smith; brass clock for best
display of pure bred Holsteins own
ed in Bucks county, Fred N. Price;
brass clock for best display of pure
bred Guernseys owned in Buck S
county, to w. W. Hurley; brass
clock for best display of grade Hol-
stein female bred, raised and owned
in Bucks county, to Watson & Rob-
bins; silver plate for best grade Hol-
stein COW over three years old, bred,
raised and owned in Bucks county,
to Watson & Robbins; L. Kitchener
won three silver pieces for the best
grade Holstein heifer under three
years, bred, raised an d owned n
Bucks county, for the best grade
Holstein COW, and best grade Hol-
stein heifer.
Ribbon winners in the cattle de-
partment a so included S. C. Van
Pelt, DIR. ]. H. Castor, Oakhurst
Farm, Elm Spring Farm, Ely Farm.
In the pig and sheep department
ribbons were won by E. L. Chiches-
ter, Roscommon Place, Howard
Funk, j. Reading Funk, Mrs. H. W.
Scarborough. w. w. Hurley, Ely
Farm, Lingohocken Farm, Fred. N.
Price.
In the boys stock judging contest
awards were made to Charles Magill,
Allen MagiIl, and Robert ,Hellyer,
and the ten volumne set of encyclo.
pediaes, for most points won by boy
or girl at the exhibit, went to ]
Reading Funk.
The Poultry Department had
many specials and ribbon winners
The Bucks County Poultry and Pig.
con Association gave silver plate for
best male bird in show to Nostaw
Poultry Yard; silver plate for best
female bird in show to Woodman &
Smith; Bernard McGinty, printer
Doylestown, gave $50 envelopes and
$50 noteheads to Nostaw Poultry
Yards for best display of poultry.
Other specials won were: Silver
plate for best bird in American
class to Nostaw Poulty Yards; silver
plate for best bird in Mediterranean
class, to j. A. Marion; silver plate
for best Wyandotte in show, to E
R. johnson; silver plate for best
bird in show bred and raised by boy
Is years old or under, to ]. Reading
Funk; silver plate for best male birc
bred and raised by woman, Misses