The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-24

furnish Written description OF tne parUr-
ular improvement OF distinguishing proper
ty for which they claim premium.
No member shall be entitled TO more
tnan one premium on the same kind OF
crop. article or stock, IN the same class,
except in the case of the ten best yoke OF
Oxen from one town, in which case the
owner may compete for premium on the
best single yoke of Oxen.
To be entitled to premium the crop
must have been raised and the article
manufactured within the county since the
last Fair
AL reports Of committees shall be made
in writing and signed by the members as.
senting thereto
All awards of premiums, claimed by any |
member must be drawn from the treasury !
previous to, or on the day Of the next nm ;
nual meeting, or they shall remain as con-
tributions to the Society funds
The committees will be assembled at the |
officers tent, Oh the ground,to receive the
list of competitors, for premiums in the
several classes, who lave complied With
the conditions and rules of the Society.
! Competitors can receive their cards at the
same place until IL O'Clock on the first Of
| the Fair.
DAIRY.-Competitors on Butter and
Cheese are required TO furnish full and
detailed statement of The number Of cows
kept by them, the manner of keeping, and
the process of manufacturing the articles
presented.
GENERAL RULES Fees OF membership,
NAV be received until noon of the day of
the Feir.
No animal or article which has drawn
the first premium at former Fair in this
county shall again be presented for pre-.
MUM in the same class.
No stock or crop shall he entitled to O
premium. where the owner Of the same
acts as one Of the Committee in the class
in which it is offered.
All Breeders of Fine and Improved
Stock for which the County has become so
Justly celebrated throughout the United
States, are cordially invited to come to.
gether from every part Of the County and
contribute to this Exhibition, and to com.
pete for Premiums. 1t is believed that
the Farmers, NJ echanics and Africans Of
, OBJ ADDISON will unite in making this
Annual Fair even more interesting than
the very large and successful Expositions
Of past years.
STRANGERS PROM ABROAD are assured
that the wide reputation Of the County for
fine Stock will be fully justified in the
y Exhibition Of 1859.
: SPACIOUS HALLS and GALLERIES for the
use of the Society will be erected upor
!. the new Fair Grounds, and a half.mils
y track we'll graded for the exhibition Of
> horses,
l. The Ladies Department, the theme o
T. universal praise in 1858, will we are con
y 6dent, be made even more interesting il
.r 1859.
+. AARsHALs FOR THE PAIR.
I. Asahel Barnes, Jr., Addison.
E. 8. Bottum, New Haven.
J. f. P. Peck, Monkton.
n, f. R. Clay, Middlebury
n. Z. D. Griswold Orwell.
! 4. f. Parmelee Weybridge.
D, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
! Edwin Hammond
u Jacob W. Conroe.
III Joseph Warner
Jason Davenport
y Edwin Vallette.
:" Justus Cobb.
H. Philip Battell.
- Valentine Y. Clay.
IS COMMITTEE OF ARRANGrMRnTs FOB LEvRI
Ia J. W. Stewart
n s. B. Rockwell
Philip Battell
IN G. V. Cook.
d. E. s. Stowell.
q W Admittance to the Grounds,
y cents.
Single Teams Is cents, Double Team
I'd 25 cts