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Walker Elijah C. supt. h. Forbes, n. the Mills.
" Geo. R. bookkeeper, b. Forbes, near bridge.
" John H., Eagle papermills, 1 Forbes, B.
William, carpenter, h. 419 Tolland.
" William H. papermaker, h. 18 William, B. Wallace Bella, h. 146 Burnside av. " Eliza Miss, h. 146 Burnside av. Walsh John, machinist, h. 97 Burnside av. Warren Alice M. b. 46 Silver.
« Frederick R. farmer, h. 46 Silver.
" George A. farmer, h. 54 Silver.
" Leander H. farmer, b. 46 Silver.
" Louis N. farmer, b. 54 Silver.
Warriner Albert D. emp. N.E.R. h. Elm, n. Cen. " Elizabeth H. Mrs. b. Elm, n. Central. Waterhouse James D. fireman, h. Belden. Waterman James, finisher, b. Woodland, B. Waterous Richard G. real estate, h. 56 Hartf'd av. Waters George, farmer,h.Brewer,w.of Forbes,H. Watson Charles H. motorman, h. 18 Central.
" Frank J. traveling salesman, h. 24 Linden. " Susan Mrs. b. 24 Linden. Way J. H. Mrs. h. 38 Main. Weatherby Charles Alfred, b. 60 Main. Weaver H. E. Mrs. h. 10 Silver.
WEEKLY CAZETTE, See page 779. Weisner Charles, machinist, b. 40 Governor. Welch John, farmer, h. Maple, H.
" Joseph, mechanic, h. Maple, H.
" Mary, wid. David, h.u. 21 Bissell.
" Paul, farmer, h. Maple, H.
G. M. WHITE & CO., Successors to G. M. WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Flour, Grain and Feed,
101 HARTFORD AVENUE,
Corner Pleasant Street. Near the Bridge.
EAST HARTFORD, CONN.
Weldon Edward G. farmer, h. Brewer, H. " Monroe W. farmer, h. Brewer, H. Wells Benjamin, h. 21 Wells. " Hall, 66 Main, n. Burnside av.
" William B. clerk at 102 Hartford av. h. Hartford city.
Wemett Cornelius, brakeman, h.u. 162 Main. Werregan Julius, carpenter, h. Latimer. West Walter, at Colts, h. + William, B. Weston Arthur F. lather, b. 291 South Main.
" Clarence A. lather, b. 291 South Main. Wetherell Herbert M. upholst.68 Mn.h. 21 Bissell. Weyant R. G. rubberworker, h. 89 Burnside. Whalen Jobn J. farmer, h. 204 Main, n. of King. Whalon John D. buffer, b. 164 South Main. " John W. buffer, h. 164 South Main. Whaley A. M. builder, h. Olmsted, s. of Bragg. Whaples Frank L. carpt'r, h.14 Olmsted, n.Bragg. " John F. (J. F. W. & Son, ) h. 2 Olmsted.
" John F. & Son, contractors and buillders, 2 Olmsted.
John F. Whaples. Nelson P. Whaples.
" Nelson P. (J.F.W. & Son ) h.Elm,n. Olmsted. Wheeler James K. machinist, h.u. 1 Main. Whitcomb Mary, wid. John F. h. 12 Rector. White A. B. Jr. (G. M. White & Co.) b. W.H.L « Charles E. meat dealer, h. 110 So. Main.
" Frederick C. inspector, h. 11 Darlin. WHITE G. M. & Co. flour, grain, etc. 101 and 107 Hartford av. See page 768.
A. B. White, Jr. Glover M. White.
George, painter, b. 43 Governor.
" Glover M. (G. M. White & Co. ) 101 and 107 Hartford av. b. 99 Governor.
H. S. at Popes, h. Tolland, B.
" James, painter, b. 43 Governor.
John, painter, b. 43 Governor.
" John F. clerk at 87, b. 201 Main.
John F. laborer, b.201 Main,n. Memo. Chapel.
" Morris, h. 201 Main, n. of Memorial Chapel.
" Thos. C.laborer,b. 201 Main,n.Memo.Chapel. Whitman George, teamster, h. 54 Main. Whitney Morris V. teamster, h. 32 High. Whipple Maria M. b. 22 Wells av.
Wickham Almeron W. foreman at papermill, h. 598 Burnside av. B.
" Horace C. farmer, h. Hills, Hillstown.
" William H. clerk, b. 29 Olmsted.
« William P. farmer, h. Hills, H.
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Wickward M. H. printer, h. 20 Pleasant, M. Wiganowski Charles, bricklayer, h. 593 Tolland. Wilcox Benjamin F. harnessm. h. 26 Pleasant, M. " George K. reporter Hartford Times, h. 24 Pleasant, M.
Williams Arthur, farmer, h.u. Elm, n. Olmsted. « Belcher ( Williams Bros. ) 50, b. 50 Hfd. av.
WILLIAMS BROS. horse dealers, 50 Hartford av. Noah W. Richard W. Belcher W. See page 769.
Charles H. farmer, h. Long Hill, B.
" David L. farmer, h. Long Hill, B.
" Dora, wid. J. A. b. 18 Ranney.
" Edward A. farmer, h. Long Hill, B.
" Edward E. h. Long Hill,n. Burnham road,B. Everett S. machinist, h. 9 Central.
G. A. & H. B. market gardens, 32 So. Main. George A. Williams. Horace B. Williams.
George A. (G. A. & H. B. W. ) h. 32 So. Main.
= Horace B. (G. A. & H. B. W. ) h. 40 So. Main.
Mahala, wid. Francis, h. 11 Central.
" Marietta, wid. Samuel, h. 203 Main,c. Gilman.
Noah, ( Williams Bros. ) b. 50 Hartford av.
Richard, ( Williams Bros. ) b. 50 Hfd. av.
Wilson Celia, wid. Charles, dressmaker, 105 Hartford av.
Elijah W. clerk, h. 22 Pleasant.
" Henry P. shoem. 103 Main, h. 20 Linden.
« Samuel, boilermaker, 10 Ash.
Wind Neils, farmer, b. Long Hills, c. Burnham, B. Winter Susan E. wid. M. Z. h. 108 Burnside. Wirtella Karl, papermaker, h. Woodland, B.
Woehner Christian, stonecutter, h. 41 Pleasant,M. " Louis, machinist, b. 41 Pleasant, M.
Wolcott Francis, machinist, b. 35 Olmsted.
" Frank, laborer, h. 32 Governor.
" Julia, clerk, b. 35 Olmsted.
" Julius M. farmer, h. 35 Olmsted, n. Bragg. Wolfer Minnie, b. 5 Clark.
« Simon Mrs. h. 5 Clark.
Wong Charles, laundry, 78 Main.
Wong Edward, Chinese laundry, 101} Main.
Wood Charles H. teamster, h. Tolland.
" Ida A. wid. L. S. h. 55 Park av.
WILLIAMS BROS., DEALERS IN Canada & Western Horses.
A Full Stock constantly on hand. Horses if not as represented, Money will be refunded.
FARMER'S HOTEL, East Hartford, Conn. ( Horses not warranted against sickness or death. A
Wood James A. Rev. pastor, Hockanum M. E. church, h. 49 High, opposite Wadsworth.
" Jesse, helper, b. William, B. " William, at Colts, h. Saunders.
Woodbeck Ross, laborer, h. Colt, n. Main. Woodbridge Alfred W. h. 108 Main.
" Mary A. h. 108 Main.
Woodland Schoolhouse No. 8 Burnside av. Woods Celia Mrs. h. 183 Main.
" Dennis, blacksmith, h. 88 School, B. Woolridge Richard, laborer, h. Larrabee, B. Worden Matthew, brakeman, b. 24 Ranney. Wrench Matthew, b. 62 High, H.
Wright Frank H. conduct. St.Ry. b. 125 Main. . Herbert, fireman, N.E.R.h.u.31 Woodbridge. " Wm. A. teamster, h. 125 Main. Wrisley Clarence E. driver, h. 100 Hartford av. Wybell Joseph C. h. 36 Hartford av.
Yale Annie L. stenographer, b. 67 Hartford av. " Charles F. printer, h. 67 Hartford av. M.
" Maribel A. teacher 9th district school, Dar- lin, b. 67 Hartford av. M.
Yauch Charles, farmer, h. Main, s. of Maple, H. « Frederick, farmer, b. Main, s. of Maple, H. « William, farmer, b. Main, s. of Maple, H. Young Charles C. brakem. N.E.R. h. 74 Burnside. Yoiergeson Hans, painter, h. 13 Village.
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Eligrations, Marriages, Births and Deaths in Cast artford
For one year ending May 81st, 1897.
The 1st column of figures indicate the month, the 2d column, the day of the month; d for daughter; s for som.
Migrations.
Abrahamson Hans, Hartford. Allen George, Groton. Allen Sarah E. Mrs., Groton. Arnold John F., Hartford.
Baker Penrose H., Hartford. Barber Alonzo, Glastonbury. Barnes William C., Hartford. Basney Marshall J., Hartford. Beck Gertrude, Hartford. Boardman William F., Hartford. Bockus D. H., Manchester. Bogle Henry J., Hartford. Brewer George C., Hartford. Broad John, Hartford. Brott James O. Hartford. Brott Oliver, Hartford. Brown John, Canada. Brusie L. H., Gt. Barrington, Mass. Bunnell Edith L., Hartford. Bunnell Ernest P., Hartford. Bunnell Seymour, Hartford. Bushman Herman, Rocky Hill.
Chapman Mary J. Mrs., Hartford. Christian Peter, Glastonbury. Clark Ola, Middletown. Clark William, Boston, Mass. Coburn Frank L., Hartford. Cooper William, Hartford. Cowles Lewis, Jr., Hartford. Cox Frank, Hockanum.
Eaton Edward, Bolton.
Fitzgerald Thomas, Elmira. Frieker Frank, Hartford. Frieker Frank M., Hartford.
Gadd Ernest, Hartford.
Harney James D., Hartford. Harris James T., Hartford. Harrison George B., Hartford. Herrick Louis A., Hartford. Hills Herbert C., Hartford. Hills John H., Maine. Hirschfeld David, Hartford. Hodge Clarence, Glastonbury. Hovey George A., New Haven. Hughes George, Wapping. Hurley John, Hartford.
Jordan Michael, Hartford.
Kelly John, Waterbury. King Alfred, Hartford. Kowalski Godfrey, Suffield.
Lapine Alice, Springfield, Mass. Leonard Ralph, Manchester. Lottus John, Albany, N. Y. Loveland Rollin, Middletown. Lyons John, New York.
Malone John, Hartford. Marsh E. E., Hartford. Martin Annie E. New York, McNulty John, Marari, N. Y. Metcalf George, Hartford. Miller William M. Jr., New York. Moison Elmer G., Hartford. Murphy Philip P., Hartford.
Parish E. C., Hartford. Pollock Benjamin R., Hartford. Prior Dominick, Hartford. Prior Frank, South Windsor.
Ramsdell Emma Mrs., Hartford. Rathbun Burton H., New London.
Schumaker Albert, Waterbury. Shaver Wm. E., Springfield, Mass. Sias Everett, Boston, Mass. Stewart Charles, New York city. Street Frederick F., Hartford. Sweet William, Hartford.
Taylor Herbert L., Portland.
Warner H. R., Hartford. Weaver Edward, Hartford. Williams John P., Sweden. Wilson Hugh, New Britain.
Marriages, 1896.
8- 6-Barbour W. S .- Squires F. M. 7- 9-Booth R. S .- Bowers Carrie E. 6-17-Callahan J. F .- Ahearn Hon. 11-25-Dwyer B. R .- Rathgeb Cath. 10- 7-Forbes F. S .- Terry Mabel M. 6-15-Gale F. H .- McMillan Julia E. 6-17-Gordon W. J .- Stager May A. 11-25-Harris W. S. G .- Brainard E. 12-81-Kollenze Chris .- Heck Mary. 6-24-Kuhuey F. E .- Holstein M. J. 10- 7-Linke E. F .- Dresser K. E. 10-26-McClelland G. B .- Cleary M. 6- 8-Miner John F .- Brown Marg. 11-25-Murray Jas .- Donohue Marg. 10-14-O'Connell T. S .- Flynn N. M. 6- 8-O'Flaherty P .- Carney M. T. 8-12-Osterhoudt C.H .- Ogden M.B. 10-21-Porter T. Z .- Newman Annie. 6-17-Roberts H. C .- Goodwin J. R. 10-15-Rockwell W. F .- White Nora. 11-25-Shea D. J .- Nicholson L. N. 6-24-Sullivan D. J .- Murray K. E. 11-26-Swift F. T .- Bantley L. C. 6-24-Triebert F. J .- Eagaro Bessie. 6-24-Tryon Ed. E .- Layland V. G. 6-17-Walsh Jas. H .- Bruton K. E. 9- 2-Whaples T. R .- Baedor E. S. 8-29-Young R .- McKnight Mary.
Marriages, 1897.
4-26-Duggan J .- Hennessey Fannie 3-27-Hodge W .- Bancroft MinnieM. 4- 2-Jencks C. L .- Milkensen M.D. 4- 3-Johnson Martin-Smith Anne. 8-24-Painter R. F .- Bland Helen J. 4-26-Quinn Martin-Fallon Mary. 4-18-Riley W.A .- Olmsted CarrieG. 1- 2-Stowell Chas. P .- Barry Kate- 1- 4-Williams E.E .- Warner G. M.
Births, 1896.
7-17-s-Bacheler F. P .- Rebecca. 10-11-d-BakerEdward E-Christine. 9- 5-d-Barnes Robert R .- Flor. G. 6- 7-8-Bartlett Charles-Louise. 8-28-d-Bligh James-Maggie 10- 6-8-Boardman Wm. J .- Clina. 11- 1-8-Brand Adam-Grace. 6- 5-d-Brewer Everett P .- Grace. 10-24-8-Brisbois Peter-Mary. 6- 5-8-Brown George-Mary. 9-27-d-Brusie Harry L .- Flor. M. 9-26-d-Bryant Elmer-Elsie. 6-22-8-Bryant George A .- Alice. 7-81-d-Burke William-Maria. 10-28-8-Burns Robert-Katherine. 10- 8 d-Burton James-Alice. 9- 6-d-Cooper Charles G .- Grace. 9- 6-d-Cooper Charles G .- Grace. 10-29-d-Cowles J. Frank-Fannie. 12-12-8-Daniels Chas. H .- Edna F. 8- 4-8-Datwiller Alfred-Emma. 6-18 d-Davis Walter-Elizabeth. 8-19-8-Didsbury Robt .- Mary H. 11-80-d-Dingman Alfred-Mary. 12-28-8-Donovan James-Mary. 12-22-d-Driscoll Frank F .- Nellie. 9-19 d-Egan Martin-Kate. 10- 4-d-Flanigan Jas.E .- Margaret 12-22-d-Flannery James-Mary. 8-80-d-Foley John J .- Mary. 6-20-d-Fox Henry-Lillian. 8-10-d-Fricke Edward-Teresa. 7-80-d-Garrity David-Annie. 11- 6-8-Gates William-Lizzie. 8-22-d-Getto Frank-Jennie. 10- 1-s-Goodrich Chas .- Minnie 8-14-8-Hale Ernest J .- Belle. 10-18-d-Hall Henry B .- Celia M. 12-25-8-Hancock Howard-Aday M. 10-18-8-Hanson Nich. H .- Emma A. 12-25-8-Harrison Geo.B .- Elizabeth 9-17-8-Hartz John-Harriet. 12-25-d-Holbrook E. V .- Mary E. 11- 5-d-Howe Alfred C .- Clara. 10-24-d-Hyland Michael-Mary. 12- 1-d-Kelley John-Maggie.
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7- 6-d-Keubler William-Annie. 7- 6-d-Keubler William-Annie. 12-21-d-Kilner William-Sarah A. 10-14-8-King Charles E .- Kate. 8- 2-8-Kinghorn Wm .- Elizabeth. 8-21-d-Klett Louis-Edna. 12-24-d-Krapsch Frank U .- Marie.
11-16-8-Lahie Louis-Annie. 8-20-s-Lemire Louis-Josephine. 9-19 d-Mairson David-Elizabeth. 11-19-8-Manns George W .- Jessie. 10- 5-8-McAuliffe Corneilus-Mary 7-28-8-McCarthy Mich .- Honora. 8-17-8-McDonald Daniel-Annie. 7-18-8-Moonan John-Margaret. 11-18-8-Moran Thomas- 10- 2-8-Morgan Watkins E .- Mary. 7-26-d-Muir James A .- Florence. 8- 4-8-Muldoon Thomas-Kate.
6-18-8-Noble William B .- Nettie B 11-15-d-Olmsted Wm. H .- Jennie M. 12-25-8-Osborn Ferd.R .- Catherine.
6-15-d-Patnod Amos Edrid-Ella. 9-11-8-Pike George H .- Mabel. 8- 8-8-Potter Vincent A .- Alice. 10-30-d-Pritchard Chas. H .- Elinor.
8-10-8-Randall Wm .- Elizabeth M. 10-19-8-Ranney Walter K .- Amy. 12- 4-d-Rathbun Bur. H .- Nellie A. 7-15-d-Reid Fred M .- Ida.
12- 2-8-Richmond George-Mary E. 9-24-8-Robertson Harry G .- Gertie 11- 7-d-RoesslerHenry-Katherine.
8-26-d-Simpson Wm. H .- Alice M. 6-25-8-Smith Allie M .- Cora M. 11- 6-d-Smith Ernest J .- Maud M. 7-26-8-Smith Seymour C .- Sarah. 10-18-d-Stillman Albert M .- Jennie.
9-29-d-Tourtelotte Wm .- Mary.
12- 5-8-Vangasbeck Geo .- Mary. 6-11-8-Vibert Charles F .- Mary.
6-17-s-Watson Frank J .- Jennie. 8-11-d-Whitehouse Alice-Mary. 8-15-8-Williams Rich .- Charlotte. 8-25-d-Wright Herbert-Lela.
Births, 1897.
3-31-8-Arnold Wm. E .- Elizabeth.
1-20-8-Broughton Charles-Agnes. 4- 5-8-Brown Charles-Nellie. 8- 1-d-Bruce Fred. W .- Sarah H. 1-11-8-Buckland G. P .- Hattie O.
2-15-d-Carey James-Mary. 2-10-8-Carpenter Wm. S .- Alice. 4-80-8-Clark Lester F .- Hattie E. 4-10-d-Clarkson Jas. H .- Jane. 4-10-d-Clarkson Jas. H. Jane. ) 8-18-8-Clune John-Nellie. 1-19-d-Coburn F. E .- Catherine.
1-12-8-Donahue Patrick-Annie. 8- 1-d-Dow Arthur M .- Lena.
8-14-d-Eaton Jared-Ellen. 4-18-8-Erving Waldo-Elizabeth.
4-18-8-Eyre Frank-Lynda. 4-11-d-Forbes Albert A .- Ella F. 4-11-d-Forbes Albert A .- Ella F. 1-19-d-Ford Lawrence-Mary. 4-14-8-Fuller Fred. E .- Kate M.
4- 8 d-Goble John P .- Bridget. 8-81-8-Gough William-Carrie. 1-18-d-Gowdy Chas. E .- Carrie.
2- 8-8-Hayes Thomas P .- Mary. 1-14-d-Hunting John-Ella K.
2-20-d-Kehoe Patrick-Annie. 4-24-8-Kendall George-Alice. 2-27-d-Killian John-Nellie. 1- 7-8-Knock Augustus-Maggie.
4-18-d-Landers Maurice-Mary. 2-14-d-Landers Thos .- Catherine. 1- 8-8-Mortenson And .- Hansine. 8- 7-d-Mullaley Peter-Annie.
2-18-d-O'Brien William-Annie. 2-10-d-Oelhuck Edward-Annie. 4-17-d-Ott Charles-Mary.
4-26-8-Peck A. N .- Henrietta. 4-20-d-Peck Harry H .- Alice W. 2-27-d-Prumbaum Nich .- Mary.
3-10-8-Ripley Clinton B .- Clara B. 2-24-d-Roberts William-Ella. 2-22-d-Rockwell S. W .- Agnes. 4-80-8-Roeber Bernard-Lena.
4-15-d-Sorenson Peter-Lizzie. 4-22-8-Spellisy James E .- Nora. 4- 8-8-Sullivan Daniel-Katie.
1-28-d- Whalen John-Nora C. 2-21-d-Whaples Nelson-Ida. 2-28-8-Wollman Max-Lena.
1-27-8-Yergasen Hans-Mary.
Deaths, 1896.
10-11-Baker. 7-80-Blinn Clarence DeF. 1.
12- 7-Boardman Alfred.
6- 4-Bourke Margaret, 50.
10- 8-Boyer Chester. 8-10-Bragg Raymond E.
12-24-Brewer George Clinton, 69. 6-15-Brewer Samuel, 88.
8-11-Burnham Patrick W. 89.
9-27-Calef Helen W. 2. 8-18-Cook Harriet Emma.
9- 6-Cooper Carrie. 9- 7-Cooper Loise.
12- 9-D'Ossay John Lafarge, 78. 7-28-DePalma Frank, 11. 8-18-Ensign Charles Austin, 75. 12-26-Forbes Almira, 70.
10- 1-Goodrich.
11-14-Herbert Kittie, 28. 7-15-Herrick Lena, 20. 6- 8-Hills Maria C. 67. 12-25-Holbrook Eleanor. 12-81-Hyland, 1.
9- 6-Keubler Evelyn. 9- 6-Keubler Irene. 10-22-King P. Ellsworth, 35. 11-10-Kowalski Bertha Lizzie, 1.
12-10-Larkum Ann Maria, 68. 6-28-Lewis Leroy S. 10.
10-16- Martin Sarah, 21. 8-15-Merritt Roy E.
6- 1-Miller John L. 25. 10- 1-Miner Susan Francis, 57. 7-18-Mooman. 9-11-Moran Matthias, 77.
8-10-Moynahan Annie. 8-11-Moynahan Henry. 12- 9-Mulhearn William, 48.
8-28-O'Neil Francis, 60.
9-28-Parish Elvira C. 75. 7- 9-Patnod Ella Agnes. 10-19-Perley Caroline, 81. 8-10-Porch Lida May. 8- 7-Powers Catherine, 1.
10-16-Ranney Walter. 7-18-Redding James, 28. 9-14-Reed John, 87.
10-25-Roberts Edwin Miller, 87. 9-24-Robertson Gertrude E. 29. 7- 7-Roeben August. 5-29-Russell Nancy E. 78.
8- 5-Sloan Eva, 19. 7-18-Smith Maria Anclif, 8. 10-18-Squires Jane A. 61. 7-14-Stubenrack James, 16.
12- 4-Vibberts George Nelson, 75.
6-28-Walsh Madeline. 11-21-White John Fred, 1. 8-22-Whiting Earl Buell. 7- 9-Wickham Grace Mabel, 19. 10- 1-Wolcott Ann, 70.
Deaths, 1897.
8- 2-Altemose Kate, 48.
8-19-Banks Mary A. 59. 1-24-Boardman George E. 1. 2-18-Burnham Jane A. 68.
4-18-Carlin Mary, 75. 1- 2-Clark Howard L. 5.
2-18-Delkuck Florence L.
1-11-Falck Neils A. 17. 1- 2-Farnham Mary Whiton, 89. 4- 8- Ferry Lulu M. 21. 4-25-Fuller Laura A. 74.
1-14-Harrison Lillian B. 4.
4-80-Hickey Mary E. 17. 8-15-House Hannah E. 68.
1- 8-Kramer Katie, 12.
1-28-Martensen Einar. 2-20-May Catherine, 80. 4- 6-Mazziotti Isabella, 67. 4-28-McMahon Annie, 17. 4-28-McNair Christina E. 10.
1-19-Muir Reine Allison.
8- 6-Olmsted Charles, 67.
8-16-Prentiss Amasa, 88.
2-12-Risley Mary Ann, 78. 1-17-Roberts Ira T. 79.
2- 4-Scarborough Caroline, 76. 4-15-Smith Alice LeRoy.
1- 5-Turner Ezra A. 67. 1-18-Twity Minea, 47.
1-17-Weeden Mary Agnes, 26. 8-81-Whaples John Nelson, 2. 2-28- Winnie Jennie Hester, 12.
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Cowon Officers, Churches, Corporations, Societies, etc.
Town Officers.
EAST HARTFORD TOWN OFFICERS, JULY, 1897. Selectmen .- Edward E. King, Arthur G. Olmsted, Joel H. Brewer. Meet 1st Monday monthly from 1 to 5 P. M.
Assessors .- Charles M. Smith, Edward T. Stager, Charles S. Roberts.
Board of Relief .- Norman S. Brewer, Charles R. Forbes, William H. Brewer.
Town Clerk .- Joseph O. Goodwin.
Treasurer .- Charles Merriman.
Tas Collector .- Arthur P. Moore.
Auditors .- Elijah Ackley, James P. Tobin.
Committee on New Cemetery .- Henry L. Goodwin, Ephraim Rood, Charles M. Bidwell, Joel H. Fowler, Lawrence V. Lester.
High School Committee .- Joseph O. Goodwin, Elijah C. Walker, Horace B. Williams, Edward J. Carroll, William E. Truesdell, Frank C. Vibert.
Registrars of Voters .- William H. Flanigan, William K. Ackley.
Alms House Superintendent .- John Ruoff.
Health Oficer-E. H. Griswold.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular sessions in Wells Hall, Main street, on Mon- days from 9 to 10 a. m., and on Saturdays from 4 to 5 p. m. All other days by special appointment. JOHN A. STOUGHTON, Judge. District includes the town of East Hartford only.
GRAND JURORS.
Forbes James S. Kearns Michael H.
Hawksford William, Rice Michael.
Roberts Charles W. CONSTABLES.
Boyle Hugh, . Cowles Erastus R.
Moore Arthur P.
Ruoff John,
Kappenberg Robert W. Schmidt Alexander Jr. Reid Thos. D.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Bancroft Geo. W. Fuller Frederick E.
Bryant Percy S. Goodwin Edward O.
Burnham David C. Hall J. Knox.
Burnham Edgar A. Putnam Charles H.
Burnham Spencer H. Shook Elmer.
Carroll Edward P. Stoughton John.
Wilcox George K.
SCHOOL VISITORS. 1899.
Bachelor Francis P. O'Connel Thos. S. Olmsted Annie E. 1898. Goodwin Joseph O. Mayberry Franklin H. Murphy Walter G. Ackley Elijah, 1897. Bowman George A. Ensign F. Howard.
TOWN COURT.
Judge .- John A. Stoughton.
Deputy Judge .- George K. Wilcox. Prosecuting Attorney .- Charles W. Roberts. Assist. Prosecuting Attorney .- Frederick E. Forbes.
Churches.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 89 Main street.
Organized as the third church in Hartford about 1694. Incorporated, 1894. 800 members.
Rev. SAMUEL A. BARRETT, Pastor; Alfred E. Kilbourn. David L. Williams, George W. Smart, Wm. H. Olmsted. Deacons ; George W. Smart. Clerk ; A. P. Hills, Treas. William H. Olmsted, Chairman of Trustees- Service 10.45 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in January.
Sunday School .- H. B. Williams, Supt; Mias Annie E. Olmsted, Ass't. Supt .; Miss Annie K. King, Supt. of Infant Dep't; Miss Hattie T. Kilbourne, Sec'y .; Wilbur S. Burnham, Treas .; Chas. H. Williams, W S. Burnham, Librarians; Miss C. C. Smart, Registrar. Teachers 34, Scholars 846. Average attendance 210. Service 12 noon.
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. F. P. BACHELER, Pastor; Elizur R. Ensign. Charles T. Forbes, Deacons; F. Howard Ensign, Cierk; Alfred J. Ensign, Treas. Services at 10.45 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Organized 1876.
Sunday School-J. Knox Hall, Supt .; Rev. F. P. Bacheler, Ass't Supt .; Clifford Brewer, Clerk; F.Howard Ensign Treas .; Laura Griswold, Libraris; Teachers 18; Scholars, 85. Volumes in library 600. Service 12 noon.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, OF EAST HARTFORD, HOCKANUN.
REV. JAS A. WOOD, Pastor; J. P. Kenney, Record- ing Steward; Chauncey Hollister, Monroe J. Brewer, W. H. Waterman, J. P. Kenney, E. S. Forbes, W. H. Myers, Trustees. Organized 1846. Preaching at 10.45 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings 7.80.
Sunday School-J. P. Kenney, Supt; E. S. Forbes, Ass't Supt .; Frank A. Graham, Librarian. Teachers 9, Scholars 80. Meets at 12 noon.
Epworth League Meetings at 6.80 Sunday evenings.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH-EPISCOPAL. 82 Main, near Burnside av.
Consecrated June 22, 1869. Sunday services at 10 and 10.45 A.M., 8d Sunday monthly at 10.45 A.M. Other holy days at 8 A.M.
Rev. Prof. JOHN J.MOCook, Rector; Wm.H. Brainard, Percy S. Bryant, Wardens ; A. C. Liebert, Anthony McGehan, Wm.M. Sergeant, Robert C. Cadman, Vestry- men; Rev. J. J. McCook, Treas .; A. C. Liebert, Clerk; Robert C. Cadman, Choirmaster ; Arthur S. Joyner, Organist.
Sunday School .- 12.80 p.m. Rev.J. J. McCook, Sept .; Francis A. McCook, Librarian.
St. Agnes Guild meets on Wednesdays. Choir rehearses Friday evenings at 7.80 o'clock.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH. ROMAN CATHOLIC. 110 Main cor. Woodbridge street.
This Church was organized in 1878. The corner stone was laid in 1877, the edifice was finished and occupied the same summer. Seats 700, cost $15,000. Rev. JAMES J. GLEESON, Pastor; Rev. Patrick Daley, assistant. Services Sundays, Ist Mass at 8.80 a.m., High Mass at 11 a.m .; Vespers at 8.80 p.m.
Sunday School-Wm. J. Dowda, Supt .; Lizzie Kearney, Ass't Supt .; Teachers, 18; Scholars, 250; School, 9 a.m .; Library, 150 vols.
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BURNSIDE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Church street.
REV. JOHN MCVEY, Pastor; J. S. Forbes, L. S. Forbes, J. H. Burnham, L. V. Lester, F. C. Gould, Henry Lathrop, S. A. Gardner, Trustees ; L. S. Forbes, Treas. Organized, 1826. Services 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. 100 members. Frederick Hyde, Sexton.
Sunday School-12.80 p. m. James S. Forbes, Supt.
COMSTOCK MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Main street, north of railroad track.
ublic Schools.
DISTRICT No. 1. North, King Street-William J. McKee, Chairman of Committee ; E. Ackley, Treas .; Wilber S. Burnham, Clerk.
DISTRICT NO. 2. Second North, Main c. Wood- bridge-Robert C. Cadman, Chairman; James J. Moriarity, Daniel D. Bidwell, Committee; Howard C. Gaines, Clerk; William G. Comstock, Jr,, Treasurer.
DISTRICT NO. 8. Center, east side Main, opp. Hart- ford av-J. Wilbur Hale, Wm. R. Rosbrook, E. E. King, Committee: Edward O. Goodwin, Treas .; Joseph O. Goodwin, Clerk ; Arthur P. Moore, Collector.
DISTRICT NO. 4. Second South ( Willow Brook), east side of Main, south of Silver Lane-Frank Roberts, F. Howard Ensign, George A. Williams, Committee; Horace B. Williams, clerk.
DISTRICT NO. 5. Hockanum, Main Street-Stanley Wadsworth, Chairman; Norman S. Brewer, John Ken- ney, Committee; Charles Daniels, Treas .; Clarence Forbes, Collector.
DISTRICT NO. 6. South Middle, Forbes below Brewer. Christen Handel, Chairman Committee. Charles M. Smith, clerk and treasurer ; Joseph Welch, collector.
DISTRICT NO. 7. South East, Hills Street-William C. Mulcahy, Committee; Jerome Hills, treas .; Dennis Maroney, clerk ; George W. Bancroft, collector.
DISTRICT NO. 8. Burnside, three school-houses, one on School street, north of Burnside; one on Forbes street, south of the paper mills; one at " Woodland Mills," Burnside av .; F. H. Mayberry, F. J. Hartz, A. W. Wickham, Committee.
DISTRICT NO. 9. Meadow, Darlin street, near Hartford avenue .- Charles F. Yale, Julia M. Lester, Edward Sharp, Committee; Geo. K. Wilcox, Clerk; Geo. W. Darlin, Treasurer; Arthur P. Moore, Collector. DISTRICT NO. 10. Long Hill, Burnside P. O .- D. L. Williams, Chairman Committee; E.A. Williams, Treas. and Clerk; C. E. Lathrop, Collector.
HIGH SCHOOL, West side Main Street, opposite Wells Hall-Horace B. Williams, Elijah C. Walker, Thomas S. O'Connell, Frances C. Vibert, Joseph O. Goodwin, Committee.
Town tax rate, .015. 82 teachers, 1897-98. Election of committees in June.
Enumeration of children in October, 1896, 1,341.
ublir Library. RAYMOND LIBRARY CO.
Organized 1889 in accordance with provisions of the will of the late Albert C. Raymond.
Henry R. Hayden, Prest .; Henry L. Goodwin, V. Prest. ; Joseph O. Goodwin, Secy .; Lawrence S. Forbes, Treas. Directors, Henry R. Hayden, F. F. Street, E. J. Carroll, Henry L. Goodwin, Alonzo P. Hills, Davis E. Lane, Patrick Garvan, Joseph O. Goodwin. About 2,500 volumes. Building cost $9,900.00. Per- manent fund $10,000.00. Library open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 P.M. Miss Jessie Hayden, Librarian. Located in Raymond Park, Main st., cor. Central av.
EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY. Organized February 10, 1896. 80 Main street.
William H. Olmsted, Pres't; F. Howard Ensign, Sec'y; Aaron F. Olmsted, Treas. Directors for two years, William H. Olmsted, John W. Forbes, Walter G. Murphy; for 1 year, Charles F. Yale, George W. Ban- croft, Percy S. Bryant; for 8 years, Aaron F. Olmsted, F. Howard Ensign, J. Knox Hall.
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