St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-09


els o1 admission t" seats i'll the gallery,
lo cents. Carriages and horses will he
admitted on the following terms: Sea-
son ticket. single team with driver.
S2Wl. Season ticket, double team with
dilNer, $500. No admission without
tickets.
Exhibitors must have their animals
or articles entered on the Secretarv's
DOCKS on "l before Tuesday. the 10th
daH Oh September. and it is quite desir-
anle tiI;lt such entries should lie made
at least as early a> Monday, the gth. 40
that catalogues of whatever is to he ,.X-
hIblttd may he fully arranged and com
pleted before the grounds ar. opeu for
public exhibition. and il is also desira
hle that notice of intention tn enter live
stock should be sent to Henry Clark
Secretary. Rutland. as early as Scptrm-
brr lst. that proper arrangements NAV
he made for their accommodation. The
Directors reserve to themselves the
right t" exclude all animals OF articles
they may deem unworthy Il place in the
Exhibition. y Committee of Inspec-
ton will he present to examine all
stock and articles offered for entry.
All articles for Floral Hall must he
I
raj Hall at his office. Ladies' and chill
dren are allowed to enter articles free
of charge Lady exhibitors will be fur
nished tickets during the Fair. Every
article in Floral Hall during the Fair
shall he under the Board of Directors
and Superintendent of the Hall. and
while every possible precaution will he
taken for the safe keeping of the same.
the society i'll II" ease will he RESPONSE
hle for loss or damage that NAV occur.
Animals and articles offered for pre-
MUM shall he exhibited in the name of
their owner. which name shall be ex-
pressed. with his residence. on an ap-
propriatc label. and during the exhibi-
ton they must he placed entirely I'M
der the management of the officers of
the Society.
No person will hc allowed to inter
tere i'll any manner with the Judges
while III the discharge of their duties.
No animal or article once having re-
ceiVcd IA premium. shall receive the
same or Il lower premium in the same
class. and the committee must satisfy
themselves that the animal or article
has received no such premium and in
cases where there is no competition,
Judges shall award no premiums at
their discretion. hecauSc they shall
Judge the article meritoriouS or other
wise. excepting that horses. competing
III the fancy matched class. shall not be
barred from competing i'll any other
class.
Premiums will not he paid on ami
mails "r articles removed from the eX-
hntion before its close. unless such re
m"Val has the approval of the Superin
tendent of the class in which il is Ell
tered
Cattle will he required 10 he on the
ground the morning of the second day,
and remain until the night of the third
daN.
Premiums awarded but not claimed
within thlrc months thereafter, will be
considered as donations to the Society.
Fresh water and hay will he supplied
To cattle. horses and sheep on exhibi-
tiom. free of charge. Oats for feeding
horses. and grain for swine and poultry.
will he furnished on the ground at cost,
which shall not exceed the lowest mar
ket prices.
All Instruments. machines. utensils
and apparatus, intended to he used in
the preparation. culture OF seeding the
soil. III the harvesting. transportation
or manufacture of produce. or in the
various requirements of agriculture,
will hc admitted to the Exhibition.
Diplomas may he taken in any class
or department i'll place of money, if
parties prefer ii.
The award of premiums will be made
at the Judges stand. Friday morning.
the Eth of September. and the Treasu-
Ter will pay them al his office till the
close of the day.
Horses will not he allowed on the
track. or on exhibition. except at such
times as the managers shall designate
at the time of the Fair.
HENRY CLARK. Secretary.
Rutidnd. w.. IS72.