Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-26

IN excess OF this must be paid for, at full
tariff rates, and the money SO paid will
not be refunded.
free passes will not be granted to
persons accompanying live stock to or
from the Fair. Conductors will require
ticket Of each person.
Agents will ascertain, as near "a nos
slble, the number OF cars required at
taeir STATIONS to load for the Fair, and
give notice Of the same to the car
accountant at Portland. at least three
days previous to day Of opening.
PAYsoN TUCKER,
General Manager
ST. JOHN, n. b., April "a, 1895.
Transportation Of live stock and ex
hibits TOR the Eastern Maine State Fair.
to be held in Bangor. from Aug. 20 to
~ inclusive, will be the same as granted
by the Maine Central Railroad.
L. TIFFIN,
Gen. Fr't Ag't Atlantic Division c. P. r.
F. w. CRAM,
Supt Bangor s. Aroostook Railroad.
w. M. AVER,
Supt. Somerset Railroad.
Exhibitors desiring any information
relating to transportation and passenger
rates will address the Eastern Maine
State Fair, Bangor, Me. Excursion
rates will be made by the railroads and
steamboat lines to Bangor during the
week OF the exhibition.
The Intercolonial Railway will sell
tickets at excursion rates, and return
stock and exhibits free when accompa-
MED with certificate from the Secretary.
General Manager William III. Hill, OF
the Boston d Bangor Steamship Com
pany, will take live stock and other
articles for exhibition at the Fair at
Bangor, from Boston and way landings,
at the regular tariff rates, and all such
exhibits will be returned free at the close
OF the exhibition. Trotting horses,
wagons. sulkieS and all such articles.
Will come under this rule.
The Bangor s. Bar Harbor Steamship
Company offer the same terms as the
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
The American Express Company will
forward articles at regular rates, return
Ing the same free when accompanied
with a certificate of exhibition from the
Secretary.
Excellent arrangements have been
made for parties desiring to camp.
The purchase of season tickets by per-
sons wishing to camp will eutitle them
to free use OF land in the Park to pitch
their tents.
Descriptive labels, in accordance with
the entries, will be furnished to exhibit
tors, who are required to attach the same
to the articles exhibited, and allow them
to remain SO attached during the exhi-
bition.
Exhibitors will have the right to sell
their exhibits during the Fair, but not
to deliver the same until the close of the
exhibition, without the consent of the
board of managers.
The marshals and superintendents of
the various departments will meet at the
Presidents headquarters at O'Clock on
the morning of each day to perfect ar
engagements for the day.
The various local officers Of the Fair
will wear badges when upon duty. The
President and Vice President will wear
badges with white ribbons; the Secretary
and Treasurer badges with blue ribbons,
and the superintendent of the different
departments, badges with red ribbons.
Premium lists, posters, or any infor-
nation in regard to the Fair, may be
had by applying to the Eastern Maine
State Fair, bangor, Me.
SUPERINTENDENT
l. The general supervision of the
exhibition will be under the control and
direction of the President, and in his
absence, OF the Vice President, and all
general orders will be issued from his
office. During the exhibition the super
intendents Of the different departments
OF the Fair will have charge and control
of their respective departments. Any
complaint of irregularities, neglect or
violation of the rules and regulations OF
the Association shonld be promptly
made to the Presidents Headquarters.
2. The superintendent of depart
ments will see that the divisions in their
respective departments are in proper
order for the reception of exhibits. and
for the convenience of exhibitors and
visitors.
3. The manager will take every pre-
caution for the safe keeping OF animals
or articles on exhibition, after arrival
and arrangements for exhibitions; but the
Association will not be responsible for
damage that may occur to animals or
articles on exhibition. Exhibitors must
give personal attention to their animals
and articles, and at close of the Fair
attend to their removal, and upon this
condition only are entries received
4. Exhibitors must see to the delivery
of their contributions at the Fair
grounds; the Association cannot in any
case make provision for their transport
tation, or be subjected to any expense
therefor, either in the delivery at. or
return from the exhibition. but all the
expenses connected Herewith must be
provided for by the exhibitors.
5. Exhibitors should give early no.
tice by correspondence, OF their inten-
ton to exhibit, stating amount of space,
pens or stalls required. that ample pro-
vision may be made for their accomno-
dation.
6. For the convenience OF exhibitors
covered stalls will be provided tor the
stock, and litter for bedding. with water.
will be supplied without charge, SO that
animals, on their arrival at the Fair
grounds, need not be moved until the
exhibition is closed. Exhibitors will be
required to furnish their hay, straw and
grain, which will be for sale on the
grounds at market rates. A liberal
amount of edger shavings and sawdust
Tor bedding will be furnished free.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES
z. Persons serving on committees Of
award should be punctual In attendance
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