The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-30
TARB0X HAD
BEST MALE BIRD
VIZ. L. Gillette Won Sweep
stakes and Prize for the
Best Female Bird
IN THE SHOW
AT MONTPELIER
The TotaaNumber of Fowls
6 Entered Exceeded
Last Years

The arrival of birds known to be
i'm transit on Wednesday brought the
total number of birds on exhibition
in the Capital Poultry association
show in Montpelier to above the mum
her of $40 shown last year, while the
entry fees are some $50. more than
they were in 1919, which is very en-
couraging to the management, who
want to call the attention of the fan
ciers to the fact that the show will
not close until late this evening. Paul
z. Ives of New Haven who Is Judging
both the utility and the exhibition
birds because of the fact that Prof.
Leggett did not appear, expects to
complete his work this noon SO
that the awarding of the special prizes
would be made by the officers this aft
sernoon.
j. T.. Gillette of Montpelier won the
sweepstake and the prize for the best
female bird in the show, while Il. X.
iTarbox of Barre won the prize tor the
best male bird in the show.
l'F The awards made yesterday were:
Single Comb Aneonas, H. G. Allen,
Barre, first pullet fourth cock; ii.
NJ Montgomery, second cock, third
cockerel, third hen, first pen young
and old; Frank Town, Montpelier, first
cockerel. shape and color special,
third cock, second cockerel; j. M, Bal
lou Montpelier, fourth hen; e. o,
Gould, Montpelier, second hen, shape
special; A. G. Wheeler, first pullet,
third hen, color special.
Blue Andalusians, H. NJ. Montgom
cry, first cock.
Silver Campines, H. NJ. Montgom-
cry, first pen.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns, Harry
Stackpole, first pullet. second hen, A.
C. Gilman, first cock, first eockerel,
fourth cockerel, second pen old.
J. Ryan, second pullet and fourth
pullet; r. Virgins, first cock; George
Boswell, first, third and fourth hen.
7 Single Comb Brown Leghorn, George
Boswell, first and second hen.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, NJ.
r. Sturtevant, first and second cock,
second and third hen, first, second and
third cockerel, first pullet, first and
second pen young; Roberts and Rob
erts, second cock, first hen; Ross Car
penter, fourth cockerel.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds, J..
J.. Hooper of Montpelier, second cock,
first hen, fourth cockerel, third pullet,
first pen; 7. c. Cuddahy of Manches-
ter. n. H., third cock, second hen,
fourth pullet; NJ d. Rimick of Rich
,aond, first cockerel. second pen; J. G.
Gillette of Montpelier, second and third
cockerel, first and second pullet; Mrs.
+. +. Hills of Middlesex, third pen;
George Woods of Montpelier, first
cock.
Asiatic utility class, M. T. Phillips,
first cockerel, third pen young NJ. F..
Sturtevant, second and third cock
erel, first and second pen young, sec
ond and third pullet.
Mediterranean utility class, F. r.
Gleason. first pen of old; George Bus
well, first hen; II. NJ. Montgomery,
third and fourth hen, second and
fourth pullet. first, second, third and
fourth cockerel, first pen young, sec
ond pen old; A. c. Gilman, second
hen
r. r. Tarbox, shape special in White
Wyandottes: i. O. Jones, color special
same; NJ. r. Phillips. shape and color
special male in light Brahmas.