Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-04
Grand Balloon Ascension and Parachute Drop
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The payment of One Dollar purchases a ticket
that admits the holder thereof. his wife and all
small children; his team and all articles for exhib
ition the first two days of Fair.
Competition open to the world.
The Secretary will not enter any animals Or arti-
Giles for exhibition until the exhibitor shall have
procured family ticket, and shall require the
same to be presented before the entries be
made.
All entries must be made previous to l p. M. the
first day of the Fair, and all animals articles
Live stock must be described by stating the age
blood and particulars necs ssary to be recorded in
Secretary's book.
All articles animals must remain on exhibition
until p. M. second day of Fair, to be entitled to
premiums.
Stations to exhibit their stock
No premium awarded unless the article is meri-
torious.
In all eases where there is no competition the
award WILDE according to merritt SUPERIOR first;
if me dinm, second; if info rior, third premium,
none, discretionary with the committee.
Awarding Committees will report to the Secre-
tarys office at 30 p. NJ first day of Fair, to re-
ceiye their books and instru ctions, excepting
mittees in Class 3; they will report to the same
place at IL 80 p first day, and will return their
books at NJ the second day, to the Secretary
at his office.
Family Tickets for sale by the Treasurer previ-
Gus to the Fair, and at ticket office days of Fair
In order to prevent embarrassment and confusion
1t is necessary that these rules and regulations be
complied with.
Premiums awarded not called for before
society.
The exhibition will be open to the public on
September IL, at A. M and will continue open
each day from A. M, until P. NJ, except on
Thursday.
First class music will be provided during two
days of Fair.
No removals of stock entered for competition
Will De allowed until after p. M, on Wednesday,
except driving or road horses. Such horses can
only be removed by permission of the President or
such persons as he may appoint.
Single tickets, admitting one person, 25c; child
rem under II, 15c; teams, 25.
Necessary attendants upon stock, at the discre-
ton OF the Directors, will be furnished with special
tickets on applying at the Secretarys office on the
grounds Each ticket will bea the name ofthe person.
to whom it is issued and represented by any othe
person, will be forfeited. -,fl aae
+ Entries must in all instances be made in the
name of the bona fde owner, and unless this rule
be observed no premium will be- awarded or 4
Any person exhibiting any animal or bird of
which he is not the bona tide owner, shall forfeit
any premium awarded him.
N conditional entries received, and no entries
VIII IN any case be taken after Tuesday noon, the
18th ofSeptember
be accompanied with deposit of sufficiently au-
thenticated erfcate of their pedigree to the sat
lsfaction OF the Secretary Treasurer and Directors
NO animal or bird may compete in more than one
class section. fa 8 t6F fe
On the entry of an animal or bird, a card will be
1urnshed the exhibitor, specifying the class, the
section and the number of the entry, which must
remain attached to the animal, pen coop, as the
case may be, during the Fair II
Animals will be furnished by the Superintendent
OF forage with reasonable quantity of hay and
straw free OF charge, but only for the bona tide
exhibition stock he has on the grounds.
Grain will be sold at market rates for animals, if
desired
The prize animals will be shown in the ring at
such time the Committee may direct, and
any exhibitor attendant refusing to bring such
animals into the ring when required, shall for
felt his entry fees and any premiums which may
have been award, him.
The Treasurer will be prepared to commence
paying premiums and purses at his office on Mon
dav, September 25
The Judges will be appointed by the Directors
previous to the Fair, and will receive circular in
forming them of the fact and inviting them to act.
No person will be allowed to act as Judge who is
in any way interested in the stock to be examined.
Judges will lease sign and hand in their list of
awards to the Secretary or his assistant
possible.
Judges arc expected, in the execution of their
dutles to be careful to act with the most rigid i'm
partially.
No animal or bird exhibited shall have about it
any prize coors cards, until the awards have
been made in their respective classes.
All prize cards which been affixed by the Judges
must be displayed during the Fair. Any infrac-
ton of this rule will ensure the forfeiture of any
premium awarded.
Any person not authorized to do so, convt rising,
or otherwise interfering with the Judges while on
duty, will forfeit any right he may have for prize,
and it shall be the duty of the Judges to report to
the Secretary, on handing in the books, any infrng
ment of this rule.
One expert Judge on all Thoroughbred Cattle.
Hotel accommodations ample at reasonable
rates. The citizens geneallY will that all
accommodated