The officers are elected by printed ballots sent to all members of the Club, who mark and return them.  They consist of the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer.  The executive committee consists of the officers (ex officio) and three others.

The Club gives a specialty show yearly in Boston and is the largest and greatest of one breed fixtures; the dog being, in fact, one of the largest supporters of the dog shows in the country.  Cups and medals are offered at most of the bench shows for competition among the members, and at the Ladies’ Kennel Association shows a cup and medal were offered, open to all exhibitors of Boston terriers.

In view of the fact that so many Boston Terrier Clubs are starting up all over the country, and even beyond, the following Order of Business, Constitution, By-Laws, and Official Standard, can safely be taken as models: 

ORDER OF BUSINESS.

     1.  Calling meeting to order.

     2.  Roll call.

     3.  Reading of minutes.

     4.  Reports of officers.

     5.  Reports of standing committees by seniority.

     6.  Reports of special committees.

     7.  Communications.

     8.  Applications for membership.

     9.  Election of members.

    10.  Election of officers.

    11.  Unfinished business.

    12.  New business.

    13.  Welfare of the Club.

        Under this heading is included remarks and debates intended to
        promote the interests of the Club and the Boston terrier in
        general.

    14.  Adjournment.

CONSTITUTION.

  Article I.

    Name.

      This Association shall be known as and called the Boston Terrier
      Club.

  Article II.

    Object.

      The object of the Club shall be to promote and encourage the
      breeding and improvement of the Boston Terrier Dog, as defined
      by its standard.

  Article III.

    Membership.

Section 1.  Applications for membership must be accompanied by the membership fee and endorsed by two members, and made at least seven days before action by the Club, to the secretary or a member of the membership committee, who shall refer it to said committee for investigation.

Sec. 2.  Any member can resign from the Club by sending his resignation to the secretary in writing, and upon the acceptance of such, all his interest in the property of the Club ceases from the date of such resignation.

Sec. 3.  Any member whose dues shall remain unpaid for one month after the same becomes due, shall cease to be a member, and forfeit to the Club all claims and benefits to which he would have been entitled as a member, provided that the executive committee may consider his case, and upon sufficient cause shown, reinstate him to membership upon payment of his dues.

  Article IV.