Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-29
RULES AND REGULATIONS
TO BE OBSERVED AT THE
CATTLE SHOW.
EXHIBITION OF
WANW@A GTWRRSa
AND
PLOUGHING MATCH.
At WORCESTER, op Wednesday,
the 18th of October, 1894.

the 18th Of October, 1924.
The preservation of good order and an en-
forcement of the Rules and Regulations of
| the Trustees. and of the Committee of Ar
engagements, heretofore published, are confd-
ed to the especial charge of the Marshals,
who have been appointed by the Trustees,
and under oath, sgreeably to law, to the
faithful discharge of their duty.
2.
The limits for the Cattle Show and Trial
Of Working Oxen arc defined by line on the
south side of the South Meeting House, ex-
| tended easterly from the east side of the great
Post Road opposite to the northeast corner Of
| the front yard fence Of Mr.. Benjamin Butman
| to the south west angle of the Burying Yard
wall thence easterly, and by the Road on
| the south side of the School House and from
said Road, including the whole of the open
ground between the Baptist Meeting House
| and the Pound to Front-street; thence by the
south side of Front-street to tho Guide Post
at the westerly end thence westerly, eros
| sing to the first Elm tree south of the Pump
thence by the range of trees front of the
| Westinghouse to the place of beginning
| within which limits no Booth or Tent can be
erected, or other obstruction Except that Of
necessary public traveO will be permitted,
| to the business of the day.
8.
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 permission OF one
OF the Committee of Arrangements, or Mar
shall.
| During the trial and examination Of Work
ing Oxen, no persons except the Judges, Mar
shals and Committee of Arrangements, will
be permitted to enter or pass within the lines,
which will be defined by furrow on each
side of the travelled path, leading from
Front-street to the road passing over the Com
mon by the School House, nor must they fol-
low after the Teams as they are driven up
and down said path.
The limits for the Plougaing Match are
defined by extended burrows crcumscribing
the lots to be ploughed. Within these limits
all persons but the Marshals, Judges, Com.
mittee Of Arrangements, and those engaged
in the Ploushing Match, are forbidden to en-
| ter erpass. The end of the field between the
| AuAiOW lSSclFeu lOI Tie OCOuPolLOh W
Members of the Society, all other persons are
prohibited passing thereon without the per-
mission of Marshal.
No regard is to be had to the time in which
| any Ploughing shall be done within 80 min
| utes. The goodness of the work and not the
| time in which it be done, being the object Of
| the Premiums.
Animals must be in the Pens before 8 O'clock,
A. NJ and uauot raot be removed unt;l o ~'ele~A,
T. M. without the permission Of a Marshal.
| All Manufactured Articles, curious Implements
OF Husbandry, and rare products Of the Field
will be exhibited in the Rooms appropriated to
that purpose, from 9 o'clock, A. NJ. until
| O'Clock, P. M. unless sooner removed by per-
mission of the Committee of Arrangements.
| Z.
Each Committee Hill make and publish
such other Rules as they may find necessary
in the discharge of the trust assigned to them,
and all persons concerned will conform there
to. Violations of all Rules will be vigorously
prosecuted according to the provisions of law.
8.
The Trustees will be in session at Stockwell's
Inn, at 8 o'clock A. M. for the admission of
Members, and the transaction of all necessary
business.-The Society will move in procession
precisely at eleven o'clock to the South Meet
ing House, where Prayers will be offered, and
an Address delivered. The names of gentle
men appointed Judges, and other arrange
ments will then be announced.
8.
The Premiums will be awarded in the Meet
ing House at O'Clock, P. M.
0-A public Dinner will be provided at
Stockwell's Inn. Tickets, at seventy-fve
cents each, will be delivered at his bar.
By order Of the Trustees of the Worcester
agricultural Society.
THEOPHILUS WHEELER,
WILLIAM STEDMAN,
THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN,
NATHAN HOWE,
JOHN w. LINCOLN,
JONAS l.. SIBLEY,
ISAAC SOUTHGATE,
SlLAS BROOKS,
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Committee Of Arrangements.