At the close of his talk Mr. Smith
answered many questions put to him
by his interested hearers.
The meeting was pronounced by
all as most Interesting and helpful
and the hope was expressed that an
other year something along the stime
line may be done.
The prize winners in the various
classes were ns follows:
Light Brahma—1st Cock; lstTSock
crel: 1st Pullet: Dr. O. f», Merrill.
Dudley, Mass.
2nd Cockerel, 1st hen, 2nd hen, W.
H. Young South Woodstock.
3rd Cockerel; 2nd Pullet: t^rd Pub
let= K; c- Hibbard. North Woodstock.
White Plymouth Rock—1st hen; 2nd
hen. L. F. Aldan. Dudley, Mass.
Barred Plymouth Rock—1st Cocker
ttr 1?*, A- M- Payqe, South
Woodstock. JT
Partridge Plymouth Rock—1st Cock
erel George C. Williams, Putnam.
Single Comb White Leghorn—1st
Cock; 1st Cockerel; 1st, 2nd and 3rd
W- G- Holman, Phoenixvllle.
r w C°ckereI' lBt Pullet, 2nd pullet.
o'y-J1oWpn' Soufh Woodstock.
3rd Cockerel, 3rd pullet, C. S. Child,
vv oosdtock.
Bu* Leghorn 1st Cock. 1st and
2nd hens Lucian Baker. Woodstock.
i FT* Brown Leghorn—1 st
Cock. 1st. 2nd and 3rd hens, W. G.
Holman, Phoenixvllle.
Silver Spangeled Hamburg—1st
Cockerel; 1st and 2nd hens. Mrs. M.
r. Tjfttnam. Phoenfxville.
White Wyandotte—1st Cock, lat
cockerel: 1st pullet; 3rd hen, "• p
Perlev, Woodstock. '
2nd Cock, 2nd hen. D. B
Putnam.
1st Hen 3rd pullet, W. M
Woodstock.
-nn l ocKerel, o. D. Farrows.
C. W. Bowen, Wow
nam.
2nd Pullet,
stock.
w!tss^c' *• s»““
t CMUT.bI^ Wyandotte—1st. Cockerel,
U H. Healey. North Woodstock.
erel A n Tb- R U Rpd~ ls( Cock
erel O. I). Farrows Putnam
Putntm°ekere1, Ut PU,Iet Fred
W^stock.3rd PU"et’ W- C‘ Ch"<*
Hose Comb R. I.. Red—1st Cockerel
ltocke"' 3fd PU"et' W- C- ChlId- Wood
2nd "S' E', R, Rolllns- Woodstock.
