The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-26
RULES AND REGULATIONS
To be observed at the
CATTLE SHOW,
PLOUGHING MATCH,
AND
EXHIBITION OF MANUFAC-
TURES,
In WORCESTER, on the 9th of
September, 1921.

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The preservation of good order. and
an enforcement Of the Rules and Regu-
lations of the Trustees, and of The Com
mittee of Arrangements, heretofore pub
Ilshed, are contided to the especial charge
OF the Marshals. who have been appoint
ed by the Trustees and are under oath,
agreeably to law, to the faithful discharge
Of their duty.
The limits for the Cattle Show, and
trial of Working Oxen, are defined by
the north side of the travelled part of
the road which runs diagonally across
the Common by the Hay-Scales; includ-
ing the whole of the open ground be-
tween the Baptist Westinghouse and
the Pound, and bounded by the south
side of FrOnt-street, until it comes oppo-
site the Guide-P ost,. within which limits
no booth or tent can be erected, or 9th
er obstruction offered to the business of
the day.
The Avenue between the ranges of
Pens is intended exclusively for the
Trustees, Judges and Members of the
Society; and no person will enter the
same but by the permission of one of
the Committee of Arrangements, or a
Marshal.
During the trial and examination of
Working Oxen, no person, except the
Judges or Marshals, will be permitted TO
enter pass within the lines, which will
be defined on each side Of the travelled
path leading from Front-street to the
road passing over the Common by the
Hay-Scales; nor must they follow after
the teams, as they are driven up and
down said path.
The limits for the Ploughing Match
are defined by an extended furrow about
three rods distant from the lots to be
ploughed, on the north, east, and south
sides Of the field, and by the wall enclos-
ing the field on the west. Within these
limits, all persons but the Marshals,
Judges, and those engaged in the Plough
ing Match, are forbidden to enter or
pass. And on the north end of the
Field, the space between the line mark
ed by "A furrow and the wall, being re-
served for the occupation of the Mem
bers Of the Society, all other persons
are prohibited entering or passing there
in. Violations of this Rule will be rigor-
Ously prosecuted according to the pro-
visions of Law.
6.
Animals must not be removed from
the Pens in which they are first placed.
without the permission of Marshal.
Each Committee will make and pub
fish such other Rules as they may find
necessary in the discharge of the trust
assigned them, and all persons concern
ed will conform thereto.
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The Trustees will be in session at
HOWE & WIRES. Hotel, at 8 o'clock,
A. M. for the admission of Members,
and the transaction of all necessary bus
mess. The Society will move in pro.
Cession precisely at II O'Clock to the
South Westinghouse, where Prayers
will be offered and an Address deliver
cd. The names of the Gentlemen ap-
pointed Judges, and other arrangements
will then be announced.
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The Premiums will be awarded in
the Meeting House at o'clock, P. M.
0IT \ pubick Dinner will be proyid-
ed at Howe & Whites Hotel. Tickets
dt one dOliar each, will be reserved for
the Members Of the Society until II
o'clock, A. M.
By order of the Worcester Agricultu-
raj Society,
LEVI LINCOLN,
STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
THEOPHs. WHEELER, I asnn, q
NATHL. p. DENNY, s '''
EDWARD D. BANGS,
Worcester, Sept. &c, 1891.