Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-07

N~~b m. Judging of dairy animals, herds, fat stock, sheep, swine and poultry, ? p. ID.
 Draught oxen, p. m. Draught horses, D. m.
 Grange supper, to p. m.
 Awarding of prizes, 6 p. m.
 Drama, in charge of Charles Mosier, 7:3O p. m.
 Dancing with good music, 8 to 12 p, m.
 Buses will run to and from Matta- tuck factory or trolley, day and night 5-cent fare.
 The rules and arrangements are al follows:
 l. Competition in all classes open to everybody.
 2 Entries care free in all classes.
 3. Single tickets of admission. 25 cents; children under F, 10 cents. Pos itively no admittance without tickets. As there Is no entrance fee, exhibitors and attendants must jn all cases pay | admission. Admission of teams and automobiles 25 cents, excepting teams carrying exhibits and entering before g l o'clock a. m.
 4. Tickets for sale by members of the grange after August 15. Twenty dollars worth of prizes will be given to thoSe purchasing tickets before Sep tember 13, but not with tickets pur- chased at the gate.
 5. All entries must be made and articles intended for exhibition be on the grounds before 9:30 a. m., Thurs day, in order that the superintendents may arrange articles to best advan- tage. The grounds will be open and secretary in attendance Wednesday af- ternoon, September 13, to receive ex- hibits and entries, and 1t is requested that all who can make their entries be- fore Wednesday night. 6. The secretary will furnish exhib- itors cards, designating the class and number of entry;s cards must re- main on the entry until the close Of the exhibition.
 [. The officers of the society wlR use all due precautions for the safety of goods on exhibition, but in no case will be responsible for loss or damage that may occur.
 O. AuubL HI dlt NooNo StNN their personal attention to the delivery and removal of their goods. Q. All articles entered for premium must be, entered In the name of the owner.
 10. Any article entered for premium cannot be removed from the grounds before 4 D. m., Thursday, without the written consent of the secretary ana | superintendent.
 II. Any article not removed within | twenty-four hours after the close of the exhibition will be considered as donated to the grange.
 12. The judging will be done by ex- perts from the Connecticut Agricul. tural college.
 13. No person will be allowed to in- terfere with the judges when in the discharge of their duties.
 IA Articles of merit not mentioned in the list may be awarded premium at the discretion of the judge and su. perintendent.
 15. Articles deemed unworthy by judges will not be awarded premiums. 16. Exhibitors are requested to hand in list of their entries previous to the day of exhibition. The same can be sent by mail to H. B. Cooke, R. F. D., No 1, Waterbury, Conn.
 17. In case receipts are insufficient to pay expenses premiums will be sub feet to pro rata reduction.
 IS. All unknown exhibitors must leave their address with the secretary or treasurer. A statement of their premiums with check will be sent them. All premiums unclaimed by Oc- tOber 1 will be considered as donated to the grange.
 19. No liquor, gambling or immoral shows will be allowed on the grounds.
 Mad River grange, n, Patrons ol Husbandry, under whose auspices the fair is given, was organized in Decem- ber, 1887. with the following charter members:
 Mir and Mrs A. B. Pierpont, Mir and Mrs H. E. Carter, Mir and Mrs J. l. Byam, Mir and Mrs c. l.. Futile, Mir and Mrs w. A. Faber, Mir and Mrs j.. H. Garrigus. Mir and Mrs D. B. Hotch. kiss. Mir and Mrs E. W. Hitchcock, Mir and Mrs z. c. Bowen, Mir and Mrs A. W. Ashburn, Mir and Mrs Harmon EdNutt MT hHu lnIh 1s ID. NAAANnltN As Mir and Mrs F. M. Upson, J. R. S. Todd. Dexter Northrop. W. H. Garrt gus, B. F. Hogett, W. G. Brooks. W. E. Austin, Gilbert Hotchkiss, John Han, James Elliott. T. c. Kilbourne. ID. c. Porter, W. L. Pierpont, Byron Morse. George Morse. John Morse. J. A. Wake lee. W. s. Strong. Gertrude Bradley Fannie Porter. Mrs 1T. Fairclough, Julia Fairclough, Cellnde Pritchard.
 The past masters of the grange are. A. R. Pierpont. IT. B. Garter, W. A Faber, W. M. Tyler. ]. I. Byam. A. HI. Coe. ". |. PierpOnt. B. F. Hogett. H. s. Coe, w. E. Hitchcock.
 Past lecturers: Gertrude Bradley. Mary Carter. Hattie Austin. Emma Hitchcock. Clifford Bradley. Eva Byam. Ida Tyler. Caroline Coe. Charles Miller. Mary Miller. Elsie Hitchcock. sophronia Garrigus. Arthur Plerpont. HeIpn Hitchcock. William Atkinson. Bessie White. Austin Pierpont.
 The present officers are: Master. A. ]. PieFpont: overseer. R. W. Tyler. iec- s.ser. C. F. Cass. steward. Charles De RIsshop; assistant steward. Irving NIL Ter: chaplain. W. L. Pierpont: treasur- CT. A H. Gee. secretary. Anna H. Pier pont: gate keeper. Thomas Candy. Ceres. Eunice Gsrrigus: Poms- Jeanis