The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-18
THE VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Premium List Shows Great Plans for
White River Junction Show.

The seventh annual Vermont state
fair will be held in White River June
ton, Sept. l6, II, IS and 10, and the
competition for the premiums offered
will be open to the world The prin-
cipal object of the fair is to exhibit
the resources and products of Vermont
and to stimulate Vermonters to great
er efforts for the Improvement and de-
velOpment of the state 5 agricultural
and mechanical resources. Thousands
of dollars are offered in purses and
some of the fastest horses in the coun-
trey will compete.
There will be special amusement
features daily during the far and no
expense will be spared by the man
agement to make the visitors enjoy
themselves to the utmost. 4 line of
railroad connects the entrance to the
fair grounds with the main line of the
Woodstock railway, making the rail
road facilities for the receiving and
shipping of cattle and other exhibits
unsurpassed. More additional tracks
for storing cars have been laid so the
empty stock ears viii not have to be
taken to the Junction There. are
three good hotels in the town of Hart
ford including the Junction House at
White River Junction, one of the
largest hotels in the state, and the
American House. Pease S hotel at
Hartford, now called the White River
tavern, has been renovated and put
in first class condition; also Hotel
/ Of I oba y IL
distant. Accommodations will be fur
nished at all the hotels at reasonable
rates. There are several good restau-
rants The people of White River
Junction will also furnish rooms to all
those attending the fair who may de-
sire them. Special trains viii be run
every night during the fair to Wood
stock, II miles from White River
Junction, aud to Hanover and Leba
non each four miles distant, so that
the public can avail themselves of the
hotel accommodation at these places
For further particulars, of for pre-
MUM list, address, f. L. Davis, secre
tary and treasurer at White River
Junction. All communications and en-
tries should be addressed to him.
All i've stock entries must be made
on or before Sept. |, but letters con
tanning entries and bearing the post
mark of Sept j, Will be received
Copies of the premium list and extra
blank forms for entries will be fur
nished on application to Mr.. Davis
Exhibitors must state at the time o
entry. the amount of space they de
sire to be reserved for their exhibits
lAll exhibitors of live stock whose en-
trey fee amounts to 50 or more will b,
entitled to an exhibitor s ticket, al
hitting him or her to the fai
grounds. Applications for passes TO
: employees must be made by the eX
hibitor, stating such employee s nam
to the secretary. All protests must b.
in writing, stating in plain terms tn
cause of complaint, with the signatur
of the professor attached thereto, an
: will not be received unless delivere,
, to the superintendent before the stoc
; is removed from the grounds. TIL
management assumes no responsibility
in case of loss or damage to stock o
: other exhibits from any cause; and III
t on this condition only are exhibits re
ceived. The management reserves tn
right to refuse any entries Offered
particularly such as require an III
. reasonable amount of space. Upo
application exhibitors will be informe
> by the superintendent of the variou
departments when the judges may b
S expected to examine the stock of othe
: exhibits Exhibitors desiring to cree
!. separate buildings must apply for pc
: misoin to the secretary. Exhibitor
requiring additional work in the builC
I ings or elsewhere must make a like al
e lplication. In all such cases the exhit
r itors must bear the expense. Impl,
= ments and machines exhibited must b
labeled with the name of the exhibito