The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-10-26

Nostaw Poultry Yards gave Bar
red Rock cockerel for second best
Barred Rock male in show, to DR..
George 7. Hayman; setting of Bar
red Rock eggs for second best Bar
red Rock female, to DR.. Hayman;
setting of Columbian Wyandotte
eggs for second best Wyandotte, to
Nostaw Poultry Yards; setting of
Rose Comb Barred Rock for the
second best bird bred and raised by
a boy or girl under Is years old,
to j. Reading Funk; bronze medal
for best cock in MEDITERRANEAN class
to j. A. Marion, from Michel Seed
Company; bronze medal for best
cock in American class to Nostaw
Poultry Yards from Michell's; 100
ID. contest mash from Aigley &
Mullen to j. F. Reynolds Scott for
for best display of Mediteranneans
to Edward Kinsey, Jr.; subscription
for Everybody's Poultry Magazine,
from W. R. Nichols, for best Butter
cup female in show, won by self;
setting of either Sicilian Buttercups
or White Orpingtons for best poul-
try exhibit by boy or girl under Is
years, from w. r. Nichols, to J.
Reading Funk; scraper for best
cockerel in Mediterranean ella SIS
offered by D. A. Davenport, to j.
A. Marion; one pair of guineas for
best Sicilian Buttercup bird, to w.
R. Nichols.
Ten yearly subscriptions to Amer
lean Poultry Advocate were given,
best pair pigeons, j. Reading Funk;
best pair bantams, H. D. Paxson, Jr.;
best pair of rabbits, |. w. Parker:
best display of White Orpingtons,
Mrs. F. A Worthington; best pullet
in show. best cockerel in show and
best display of Rhode Island Red, to
Woodman & Smith; best Sicilian
Buttercup bird, W. R. Nichols; best
Wyandotte bird, to E. R. johnson.
Other ribbon winners included
Mrs. Howard Funk, Edward T. Short,
William W. Hurley, E. W. Parker,
B. Touthsant, Ely Farm, Mrs Agnes
S. Ely, Oakhurst Farm, C. P. Kinsey,
Roscommon Place, Mrs. M. R. Ely,
Reuben P. Ely.
In the Pet Stock Department rib
bons were won, for dogs, by Miss
Mary Mccarthy, DR.. j. H. Castor,
B. Palmer Tomlinson, Chester A.
Magill, j. Reading Funk, Mrs. Lee
Roy Wiley, DR.. R. C. Magill; for
rabbits by Willard ]. Parker; guinea
pigs, Carroll R. Williams, Jr., Harry
McNair and E. R. Smith; baby
skunks, Charles Fitzgerald.
In the Grains and Hay Depart
ment the special of So in cash, from
DR.. j. Ewing Mears, for best dis
play of grains and hay from one
farm, to w. W. Hurley; So from
DR.. Mears for second best, to Robert
Isler; third best, to Ely Farm; Horace
T. Smith, on behalf of Reading
Chemical company, So for best stalk
of corn raised with that company's
fertilizers, to Woodman & Smith;
So for second best, to S. Wilfred
Smith.
Ribbon winners included E. L.
Chichester. w. w. Hurley. E. L.
Thompson, Robert Isler, Ely Farm,
Oakhurst Farm, Albert H. Vasey,
Fred. N. Price, Howard Funk, J. j.
Tierney, Mrs. Henry w. Scarborough
Roscommon Place, Woodman &
Smith.
In the Fruit Department DR.. ].
Ewing Mears' prizes of So for best
display by one exhibitor, was won
by ]. Helms, and the So for second
best, by E. R. johnson. Ribbons
were won by Thomas R. Hunt, Will
liam w. Hurley, Ely Farm, Elm
Spring Farm, A. H. Transue.
In the vegetable Department DR..
]. Ewing Mears' offer of SO for best
display of vegetables from one farm,
to Ely Farm, So for second best, to
T. R. Hunt; Reading Chemical COM
pany's So for best half-bushel pota-
toes grown with their fertilizers, to
William H. Waterman; second best,
So, to B. Palmer Tomlinson.
Ribbons were won by Wilton G.
Ely, S. Wilfred Smith, Horace T.
Smith, Woodman & Smith, J. How
ard Ciiffe, F. A. Worthington, East
burn Place, Frances Walton, Mrs.