SACRED MUSIC.
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A meeting of gentlemen from various parts of this county held Wadhams' Hotel in this village on the evening fhe llh inst. for the purpose of taking into consideration the expedency of forming an asso. citation for the improvement of the style and perform. ancs of Sacred Music in the chors belonging to the several congregations in this county. Mir. Jabex Whit tesey of Liteh6eld South Farms was called to che chair. and Bsr. William Lawrence of Norfolk wac ap- pointed Secretary.

 Alter discussing the subject, resolved, that the meeting would proceed to organize a socie,y, io be called the Sacred Music Society cf Lchfeld Cosn- ty." committee was appointed to draft coustiiu- ton for the consideration ofihe mee,ing-whict com- miitee alier short period presented draft, end it was adopied-and the following named persons were appoiaied ocers of the society for the ensuing year:

 Ralph G. Camp, ofLitchield. President.

 William Lawrence. of Norfolk, Vice Jabez Whiulesey, of Lhchfeld. Presidents.

 ., Elho HS.rsi.c:, tS s Of l I;shGsa, s.er.tari.s

 EIihu Harrison, of Li,ch6sld, Treasurer.

 Anthony Smith of Washington, George W. Wait. tlsesey of New.A iliord, Pho M. Trowhridge ofRox- hury. J. WetumFe af Winchester, Milton Hart of Cofawall, GasAvSs Rouse of Warpenr Charles Smith of Torviagtoa, ChaUmeey L.. Haat 0f South Canaan. and Thosnss Mallory. of fWoodbary. TSustess.

 These officers form m executive committee, who have ,hs general maaagsmeN, of the aArs of the 90. cesy. Notice will he given ol the rst eoncer. of hs society, which wIl he held as soon as the necessary avvangemeWas can be made. It is hoped the friends e this aslIeh part of Ihs pubIic aad social worship of God wl bs disposed IO give such eoun,snancs and ad to the objects Of the Soeisy, ss with the cOa.sm. plsisd sEsnO"S sfi' msRbsFs, will lead to the hap. pless Vesulls.-CSmm.