The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05
REGULATIONS.

SCI lenlOeT.
Members of the Society, and all who
may become such at the time of show,
by the payment of 81 to the Treas.
uIcr, will be furnished with four ticks
cts Of admittancc to the grounds.
Single Tickets IS cents, admitting
one person, may be procured at the
Treasurer's Office, near the entrance
to the grounds.
Exhibitors must become Members of
the society and will be entitled to free
admission, and they must have their
animals or articles entered on the Sec.
retary's books, on or before Tuesday,
the | 1th of September and it is quite
desirable that entries should be made
at least as carly as Monday, the 10th,
so that catalogues Of whatever is to be
exhibited may be fully arranged and
completed before the grounds arc open.
cd for public exhibition
Persons residing ont of the State,
may compete for premiums on foreign
stock, blowing, and all articles in the
floral, mechanics and manufacturers
balls and may make entry of animals
or articles Of any class, for exhibition
merely, which will be admitted within
the enclosure for that purpose, if
deemed worthy by the Executive
board, or its agent at the Sccretary's
office.
Citizens of Vermont may enter their
animals or articles with the Secretary
for exhibition only. if they SO prefer,
and the sam, may he so admitted to
the grounds, if deemed worthy by the
agent of tile board.
Animals and articles offered for pre-
MUM. or for exhibition only, must be
labelled with the names and residence
of the owners.
Premiums viii rot be paid on ami
mails or articles removed from the ex,
hibition before its close, unless such re.
moYal has the appreciation Of the Ex,
ecutiye board.
Premiums awarded but not claimed
within three months thereafter, will be
considered as donations to the Society.
Fresh water, and foragc-consist>
ing ofhay for cattle, horses and sheep,
and oats for feeding horses. and grain
for swine and poullry-will be sup
piled, free Of charge, to such exhibitors
as choose to keep their animals on the
grounds and exhibitors of valuable
horses, desiring barn accommodations
for the same, may find them in the vii
lage, at an expense not exceeding one
dollar per day.
Persons designing to compete for
premiums on field crops, must forward
the required statements to the Record
ing Secretary Of the Society, 1T or
previous to the annual meeting, and
the premiums will be awarded at said
meeting.
Competitors for premiums on Es-
says must forward their manuscripts
to the President at least thirty DAYS
previous to the annual meeting, and
the premiums will be awarded at said
meeting.
The Judges are requested to report
themselves at the Secretary's Office,
on their arrival at Rutland. They are
also desired to meet at the Town Hall,
at 6 o'clock, P. NJ. on Tuesday, 11th
September, when the vacancies will be
filled and on Wednesday morning, at
0 O'Clock, they will be presented with
their respective catalogues of entries,
and proceed to the discharge of their
official duties. In their reports to the
Society, they will be expected to give
the reasons of their decisions, embra-
cling therein a statement of the vaIua-
BE qualities of the animals or articles
to which they award premiums. judges
on animals or articles to the list of pre-
NUNS on which directory notes, or
requirments, are appended by the So>
ciety, will please observe the name.
The award of premiums will be
made at one Of the stands on the ground
on the afternoon of Thursday the 18th
Of September, and the Treasurer will
pay them at his Office till the close of
the afternoon /; in the evening and on
successive days at his Office in the vii
lage.
The Treasurer will forward any pre-.
miums that are not received at the Ex-
hibition, in such manner as the per-
sons entitled to the same may direct.
Tickets for admission to seats in the
gallery, II ID cents. Persons pro,
yided with tickets will be allowed to
enter in carriages, on paymant of so
cents extra for each carriage and
while on the grounds must be subject
to the control of the Superintendent.
Horses will not be allowed on the
track or on exhibition, except at such
times as the managers shall designate
at the time of the Fair.
~ Arrangements have been made
with all the Railroad Companies in Yer.