It. Stetson, presented his report, stating
the amount of premiums awarded as
follows: Cows, bulls, etc., $182; oxen,
$144; sheep, 913; hogs, $12; horses, $146;
poultry, $26.50; hutter and cheese, $8;
i-egetables, $40.50; grain, $8.25; car
riages, etc., $2; pears, $14.05; apples,
$.18.06; peaches, $11.75; plums, $2;
ijuinoes, .85; grapes, $6.25; miscellane
ous, $4; Grange, $25; Indies' Depart
ment, $810.56; total, $080.85. The treas
urer’s report showed receipts of $2,080.
50, and expenses of $2,260.81, leaving a
deficit of $177.22. It was votes! to scale
the premiums 20 per cent.
The following officers were elected:
President, K. 11. Doming, Hampton;
(irst vice president, 11. II. Davenport,
Pomfret; second vice president, H. Dor
rance, Plainfield; third vice president,
G. Carey, Scotland; treasurer, O. F. At
wood, Brooklyn; secretary, J. B. Stet
son, Brooklyn; auditors, C. S. Hyde,
Canterbury; .1. E. S. Phillips, Brooklyn;
T. I). Chandler, Hampton; executive
committee, G. Ingalls, Brooklyn; W. M.
Burnham, Scotland; T. D. Chandler,
Hampton; A. G. Williams, Pomfret;
F. L. Ensworth, Canterbury; F. Martin,
Chaplin; D. F. Carpenter, Fastford; 11.
Larrabee, Windham; J. W. Atwood,
Plainfield; P. B. Sibley, Killingly; J. ().
Fox, Putnam; George II. Gallup, Ster
ling ;G. N. Lyon, Woodstock; E. H. Cor
ttiss, Thompson.
A unanimous vote ot matins was
passed to P. B. Sibley, in acknowledg
ment of his faithful and appreciated ser
co.jd veW'C'utt); »»*»»' trea'-'ir cnc'c'est
vices oi 'UiXbe*,’tjvH.ustit can hmt'of the
society. An excellent chicken dinner
was served by the ladies of the Unitari
an society, which was highly com
mended by all partakers.
The ladies’ deportment has selected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
