Poultry fancier . on, Cincinnati,Ohio. The following officers were elected:President, Walter G. Fenton, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Vice-Presidents, Charles , West Orange, New Jersey; Tiffany, Elkins, West Virginia; Thom-as S. Falkner, Tiffin, Ohio; Prof. A. , Brookings, So. Dakota; J. , Uplands, California; SecretaryTreasurer, Ralph Woodward, Grafton,Mass.; Executive Committee, The Presi-dent, Secretary-Treasurer and George , Granby, .Mass., J. P. Keating,Westboro, Mass., Charles D. Cleveland,West Orange, New Jersey, S. T. Camp- bell, Mansfield, Ohio, Dr.
Poultry fancier . on, Cincinnati,Ohio. The following officers were elected:President, Walter G. Fenton, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Vice-Presidents, Charles , West Orange, New Jersey; Tiffany, Elkins, West Virginia; Thom-as S. Falkner, Tiffin, Ohio; Prof. A. , Brookings, So. Dakota; J. , Uplands, California; SecretaryTreasurer, Ralph Woodward, Grafton,Mass.; Executive Committee, The Presi-dent, Secretary-Treasurer and George , Granby, .Mass., J. P. Keating,Westboro, Mass., Charles D. Cleveland,West Orange, New Jersey, S. T. Camp- bell, Mansfield, Ohio, Dr. C. J. Andrus,Canandaigua, New York. The Club Catalogue will be issued aboutMarch 1st and besides giving the list ofMembers will contain interesting articlesby prominent Columbian Wyandottebreeders. Membership dues are $ per yearand application for membership and re-qveit for Catalogue should be sent toRalph Woodward , Secretary-Treasurer,Grafton, Mass. A partial view of Mr. Greiders Poultry Plant, Rheems, 294 POULTRY FANCIER Hughesville, Pa., Awards. Too much praise cannot be given the mem-bers of the association for the go-ahead anlget-together manner in which they carriedthrough the work attendant upon such anundertaking and in so short a time. Threehundred and twenty coops were made bythe members themselves, and it was foundnecessary to loan over a hundred more toaccomodate the more than 500 birds en-tered. As an appreciation of his leadership andwork in behalf of the association it presentedat its meeting last Monday evening ten dollarsto B. M. Posten. The association has can-celled all bills and has nearly $40 in thetreasury. Following is the list of special prize andribbon winners: B. Monroe Posten won the Jacob Sutlifffountain pen. H. Springer won the Milton Springer set-ting eggs. F. B. Gordner won the Hughesville Mail en-velopes and note heads. B. F. Kahler won the Item silver cup. H. G. Grannis won the B. F. Kahler set-ting S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs. J, W. Ta
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