Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-08-03
Chicf NarShdl:
Col. 7. NJ. Chapman, Middlebury,
Chief Of Police:
VIM. II. Cobb, Middlebury.

,. ). Gaines .................N ergennes
II. Bruce Wright. Waltham
w. Is. Child .................W evhrldge
Thomas ketcham. ..............W Whiting
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
SECTION |. Fee of membership. one
dollar, which entities the person to a
membership ticket admitting The owner
and lady during the fair; also the privi-
lege of making all the entries he or she
chooses except as may be hereinafter set
forth.
SEC. ?. No entries can be made with
out purchasing membership ticket if
premium is offered.
SEC 3. No person acting as superin-
tendent or Judge Of particular class can
compete for a.premium in such class.
SEC. I. Application for passes for en-
ployees must be made in writing by the
exhibitor, stating each employees name,
to the superintendent of the exhibitors
class.
SEC. ). All entries in departments A,
b, G and d must be made on or before
Sept. 1, 1891, but letters containing en-
tries and bearing the postmark of Sept
will be received. Entrance fee must
accompany the entries in all cases. This
rue must DC COHptleQ run.
SEC. 6. Copies of the premium list
ana blank forms tor entries will be fur
nished on application by mail to Charles
). Dana. Secretary, New Haven, Vt.
SEC. I. Exhibitors must make them
selves acquainted with the premium list,
regulations and requirements, and be sure
IN what glasses and departments their
entries belong.
SEC. 8. All exhibitors must state at
time of entry the space needed by them,
in order that proper quantity of space
may be reserved.
SEC. 9. In the absence OF competition
all animals or articles will be awarded
such premiums as they merit, and but
one premium will be awarded to exhibit
ors in such abSe. ce of competition. The
judges 'rW dcdrd no premium ~heR there
is M mert
SEC. 10. ANY animal or article re-
moved from the fair before o'clock p.
M. the last day, Will forfeit any premi-
iums awarded unless written permit is
given by the superintendent of the de-
partment.
SEC II. Persons exhibiting thorough
bred animals will be required to furnish
the Judges satisfactory evidence of puri-
~ of blood before being allowed to COM
pete for premiums. The herd books OF
the several breeds shall be such evidence.
Owners of all herd book animals i'm de-
partment \ shall present to the secreta-
ry Of the society certificates of regiStra-
ton from the secretary of the ASSOCIATION
to which they belong.
SEC. -. Any competitor finding him
self Justly entitled to premium awarded
10 another may appeal to the Executive
Board by Immediately notifying the sec
rotary before stock is removed from the
grounds. and their decision shall be final
SEC. Ii. All protests must be in writ
ing; must state plainly the cause of COM
plant or appeal. be signed by the pro-
testor, and will not be received unless
delivered to the secretary as set forth in
the preceding section.
SEC. If. The society will take every
precaution for the safe keeping of arti-
cles and goods for exhibitors, but as
sumes no responsibility in case of loss or
damage, and upon these conditions en-
tries are received.
SEC. 10. Exhibitors wishing to erect
additional structures, or exhibitors re-
curing additional work, must secure per-
mission to do so from the superintendent
of his class, and in all such cases the ex-
DlDllOr must Dear the expense.
SEC. l6. Exhibitors can ascertain
from the superintendent of the several
departments when the Judges may be
expected to examine their animals or
articles. No complaint or appeal based
upon the statement that the judges have
overlooked animals or articles will be
considered by the Executive Board.
SEC. IL. Entries in departments other
than those mentioned in Sec will close
at o'clock p. M. the first day of the
fair, and no entries will be received after
that time. Exhibitors will please bear
this IN mind and save themselves and
the secretary much annoyance and
trouble.
SEC. Is. The superintendent of the
several departments, together with such
of the judges as may be present, are
constituted a committee to fill vacancies
in Judges.
SEC. 10. No gambling or skin games
will be allowed on the grounds, but
shows of a moral character will not be
excluded if approved by the Executive
Board.
SEC, 20. The cattle and horses on ex-