Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-25

lseeurs the pablieaaios af shs sxssatiss com.
 nittss's report ia the various papers of the State. " J ,Isess Mefiden; H Collins, Col. Iliesville: Albert T Perkins, East Hartford
 Dr. J Y Wilson. Sorwiehs;T 8 Gold, wes Coru~all; P M Angur, Middlsso~a, B H An drews, Waserbury. e 7s1 sssas4'fe :ss ta5r The meeting then elected the following board of oaicors flor the ensuing year is Prsaident-E H Hyde. of Stafford t { Vice Presidents Robbins Basteil, Norfolk H L Stewart. Miaals Haddam. sas s..' 5aa State Directors--C II Pond. Hartford Co ' ] Webb, New Haven County; P M Aa.ur Middlesex County; Jediah spaldiug, New London County ; G Q Hitchcock. Litch6eld counsyi samuel P West. Holland County E F Sumner, Windham County. Corresponding secretary-T Gold, of West Cornwall. et siE g..5: '4,'-2-s |2.s,
 Recording secretary-Burdett Loomis. oi Windsor Locks. ,@z-@e9 a Treasprer--F A Brown, of Hartford.
 Chemi.t--Prof. 8 W Johnson. of New Ha- ven. , aEFa7
 r The presidents of the county societies, who sare q e6cio vice presidents of the society ars E Hartford County, Daniel H Willard, New. ington New Haven. Chas. B Whittlesey :; Middlesex. A c Peass, Middletown New Lon don. John Brewster; Litch6eld. Deming Perkins; Holland. J s Yeomans; Windham-- ! County Directors--H Hartford, A Heming- way New Haven, N A Bacon Fairfield, s Hoyt New CaGaan i; Middlesex. M H Griffin, Middletown; New London, Dr. v Wilson, Norwich Litch6eld. s D Northway, South Norfolk Holland, A c Crosby, Rockville. On motion of Byron Loomis of sufdeld, it was voted to invite the New England society to hold their next fair in Connecticut. H B Collins, Esq. of Gsllinsyille, inquired whether. in esse the New England society did not accept the invitation, the State Society would think advisable te hold State Fair. . Horace Williams of East Hartford, spoke of the design of holding county fair in Hartford county. He did not know the feeling about the State Fair.
 Mr. Chat6sld. of Waterbury, moved that in case the New England society did not accep, the invitation, that the executive committes
 arrange for State fair rext fall.
 The matter was discussed by several gentle men present. and finally the question of hold ing fair was left to the executive committee Mr. Hyde stated that the committee wsult
 not hold the fair without they received sou encouragement from the Society. Via prop CT aid from. the State and guarantee fun, from citisens. as successful fair could be hels new as ever. The cost would be from $l 10 ,00t to $l5.0eo, and some one must pay the bills If the New England society did not come hert he would be one of twenty men to pay the ex pense of holding state fair. He said there was never so much good stock in Connecticut as to-day. and never 90 much interest in agri, culture.
 Mir. Gold thought that without substantial aid from the state treasury it vas not advisa. ble to hold a fair. The strength a state appro. priation gave among the people, was of more value than the same amount in any other way.
 The matter was further discussed by Messrs Cowles of Manchester, whittlesey of New Ha. ven, Collins of Collinsville. snd Northway of Norfolk. Mir. Cowles thought if the lsgisla. tors would be as ready to vote aid to this soc;. ety as to vote extra nilesges to themselves the society, which was ike child of the state, would be taken care of
 Mr Byron Loomis, of Suiiield. moved that 6 committee be appointed to co operate with the president and secretary of the society. in bring ing an application for state aid before the mex. legislatur e. 7' J o Webb, of Handsn. Wm B Johnson of New Haven. Robbins Battell of Norfolk, and Byron Loonis of SutEeld, were appointed. A vote was passed thanking the reporters for reporting the proceedings of the meeting The meeting was then dissolved.
 ' at.s .t t