In 'Charlotte's Web', what is the name of the pig?

In 'Charlotte's Web', the pig is named Wilbur.

Wilbur is the central animal character in E. B. White's 1952 children's novel 'Charlotte's Web'. He begins life as the runt of a litter, and Fern Arable saves him from being slaughtered by persuading her father to let her raise him. As Wilbur grows, he moves to her uncle Homer Zuckerman's farm, where he becomes frightened after learning that he may eventually be turned into food.

Wilbur's life changes when he befriends Charlotte A. Cavatica, a barn spider who lives above his pen. Charlotte spins words such as “Some Pig”, “Terrific”, “Radiant”, and “Humble” into her web, making Wilbur famous and helping persuade Zuckerman to spare him. Their friendship drives the book's themes of loyalty, kindness, mortality, and change.

Fern is the girl who first cares for Wilbur, Charlotte is the spider who helps save him, and Templeton is the opportunistic rat who assists when food is offered. None of those names is the pig's name. The book was published by Harper & Brothers on October 15, 1952, and became a major classic of children's literature.