The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-01-24

Jury, Juhudiy II, lOOo' ihe hleeuuS
was called to order by the President, NJ
A. Saxton. The Secretary read the call
and the meeting was declared open fof
business.
On motion of Rufus Mead a committee
of three was appointed to settle with the
Treasurer. The following gentlemen
were elected. Il. c. Mead, Geo. Ham
mond and 5. NJ d. Cowles.
On motion it was voted that commit
tee be raised consisting OF ore from each
town represented, to act as nomination
committee to nominate officers for the
year ensuing. The following gentlemen
were nominated:
CunraA--S. S. Rockwell Middle
bwy---Ja,on Davenport; New HareR--
II. .. Clifford SaoretdH--E. ID. Bush
.Saiisbwy-Fred. Taylor; WiyJrdge-
A. J. Child; Adcl,son-I.yman Clark
Panton-SolomUn Allen.
Voted TO distribute reports donated
from the Ohio Agl Society TO Agl Ii
braries in the county, and the balance to
town managers to be held ms property Of
the Society.
Voted to adjourn until 1-3Q p. II.
AT l30 p. NJ. the meeting was called
TO order by the President, agreeable to
adjournment.
The report of the nominating commit
tee being called for, Mr.. A. j. Child,
Secretary for the committee, made the
following report:
For Preatient-Victor Wright of Wey-
bridge.
Wee Presilents-lst II. O. Clifford.
New Haven; % L. ID. Bush, Shore
ham.
For SecrctaY-Geo. Hammond, Mid
dlehury Asst Sec. A. J. Child, Wcy-
bridge.
Fv, Treamrr-Harry Goodrich, Mid
dlebury.
Torn Managers - Addison Lyman
Clark, Jr.; B,Tdp@'t-D. Egar Hill
B,TStoi-A +. Parmelec; Co,w,oaH-
Milo b. Williamson; Fc,77sbmyh-M
f. Allen; Gosten-John Capcn; Gran
rifle. S, Flint; Hancock-Augustus
ray lor; Leice,te-John Preston; Lin
coin-C. G. Clark .MliJebmy-Jason
Davenport Nomktoa-Lucius Smith
Ne,r Harea-Fred S. PIumley; O,reH
-Chas. Sanford Pdatoa-W. 5. Allen !;
Rlpton--Wm + Cushtnan; Shorehan,-
ID G. Smith .Sdh,Jmy-F. ID Taylor;
.StarksJo,o--,loel Orvis; Ieryenncs--E E.
c. Everest; H'y6rTige-J. Chcrbino;
Wh,tng-A. F. Ellsworth.
The report being accepted and adopted,
the President took the chair and in a few
brief but able remarks, congratulated the
Society upon its past and future success.
Report of Committee on Field Crops,
was called for. The committee awarded
the following premiums -
PEAS.
Rolln Lane, Cornwall, LIST, 33 bu. 50 o.
L.S.Wright, New Haven, 81 2SI d" 100
Spring WHEAT
C.E Wright, New Haven, LIST 2St" 800
WINTER WHEAT.
CIV. Barton, New Haven, lst 45t" 800
Germ.
j. A. Child, Weybridgc, LIST 81 " 200
CARROTS.
Rollin Lane, Cornwall, lst t acre
2l0 bu. 200
BETS.
Rollin Lane, Cornwall, lst + acre
PIT bu. 200
PorAroEs.
w. s. Wright, New Haven ls,,
acre, lao bu. 200
Chas. E. Wright, do 2nl,
acre, LIS bu. 100
(Signed,) CHAs. LANE,
for Committee.
The Trcasurer's Report was called for
and the following submitted by the Chair
man:
Money in Treasury Jan. 1865, $3.50, "a
Amt reed. 1865 from members, 32S, 30
Z" Fair Ground CO., $50, 90
Contribution from Fair Ground
Co. towards music, at tho
Fair IN 1864, $500
Amt. due from the Vergennes
Society for trimmings taken
from. Floral Hall, $500
Total. $685. "a
Expenses of the Society for 1865 1851, 80
Balance in Treasury, $751;, "a
: 81 E E. % % + $s~s:. Committee.
The report was accepted and adopted.
Voted to pay j. Dewey Sl.5 for services
rendered the Society.
On motion, adjourned.
VICTOR WRIGHT, Pres.
GEO. HAMMOND, Sec.
CT The books of the 'Ladies' Circu-
lating Library" will be ready for circuls-
ton at Parker's Book Store on Saturday,
Jan. 9th, 1866. Donations of books
will be gladly received. A few have
| already been sent in,