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Reservoir No. 4, located in towns of New Britain and Farmington. It is 8 miles from the city by the south road. The reservoir overflows 160 of the 188 acres. The land cost $9,764.90; construction. $84,124.86. Its capacity of 20 feet in depth is 601,358,592 gallons.
Reservoir No. 5, on Mine Brook, about half a mile from No. 1, with a capacity 20 feet in depth of 94,182,- 000 gallons; constructed in 1884, at an expense of $18,549 and paid from receipts of water rents.
Reservoir No. 6 is located about 2 miles north of the first water shed, and covers about 109 acres, with a capacity 27 feet in depth of 765,115,175 gallons; it was completed Oct. 1, 1895, and cost $594,731.06.
Making a total supply of over 2,000,000,000 gallons in the six reservoirs.
Mountain Stream Canal has been thoroughly exca- vated, bringing a supply of water from three rivulets into Reservoir No. 2, constructed in 1883.
Brandy Brook Canal, 12 miles long, 16 feet deep, 12 feet wide at bottom, connecting Brandy Brook with Reservoir No. 4, constructed in 1883.
Total amount of cast iron pipe now in use is 112 miles and 260 feet.
There are 8,672 service pipes now in use.
769 Public hydrants and 497 water meters are in use
The total construction outlay since this water system. has been introduced, has been $2,784,869.82; bonded debt is $970,000.00.
From the commencement of these works in 1856 to March, 1898, the amount received for water rents has been $3,565,558.80. Paid for repairs and current ex- penses, $1,175,125.58; paid interest, $1,845,875.02.
UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE. DISTRICT OF HARTFORD.
JOHN H. BROCKLESBY, Collector, No. 65 State st., Hartford. ARTHUR E. HOWARD, Special Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; Philip G. Gorton, Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; Robert D. Stevens, Deputy Collector and Inspector; Thomas W. Gunshanan, Deputy Collector and Inspector; Wilbur H. Blake, Sidney W. Andrews, Storekeepers. Offices in Federal Building, 65 State st.
Hartford as the port of entry. The district of Hart- ford comprises the waters and shores of the towns of Lyme, Saybrook, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook, Chester, Essex, Haddam, East Haddam, Middletown, Cromwell, Chatham, Portland, Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Glastonbury, Hartford, East Hartford, Windsor, Windsor Locks, East Windsor, South Windsor, Suffield and Enfield, in Connecticut, and Springfield in Massa- chusetts, in which Hartford shall be the port of entry ; and Saybrook, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook, Essex, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Portland, Cromwell, Rocky Hill, Middletown, Chatham, Wethers- field, Glastonbury, East Hartford and Enfield, Connec- ticut, and Springfield, Mass., ports of delivery.
Military Companies;
BRIGADE OFFICERS, C. N. G.
Governor and Staff, see State Officers.
Russell Frost, South Norwalk, Brigadier General; Francis G. Beach, New Haven, Ass't Adj. General; John H. Wade, Norwalk, Inspector; W. H. Marigol!, Bridgeport, Quartermaster; James K. Crofut, Sims- bury, Commissary; Henry S. Terrell, Winsted, In- spector of Small Arins, etc .; Tracy Waller, New London, Judge Advocate; Wilbur S. Watson, INa- bury, Medical Director; Howard A. Gidding, Har :- ford, Signal Officer; Robert G. Mitchell, Norwalk: Lucius H. Fuller, Putnam, Aids-de-Camp.
THE CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD is composed of Battery A, Four Regiments and 1st Separate Com- pany (colored) Infantry, Signal Corps, Machine Gun Battery, and Naval Battalion, numbering 2,791 en- listed officers and men.
LOCATED IN THE CITY OF HARTFORD. [The following returns of the various companies of the 1st Regiment were made before they were called into the regular U. S. Service May 4, 1898.]
All Hartford Companies of 1st Regiment C. N. G., meet at their Armory, 61 Elm st., which was dedicated with appropriate military ceremonies, March 16, 1880. The organization of the Ist Regiment dates .June, 1672
The First Regiment was composed of ten Companies, Band, and a Hospital Corps. Five companies were in Hartford; three in New Britain; one in South Man- chester; one in Rockville. Regimental headquarters, Hartford.
FIELD, STAFF AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, FIRST REGIMENT.
Charles L. Burdett, Hartford, . Colonel; Henry S. Redfield, Hartford, Lieut. Colonel; Jolin Hickey. South Manchester, Edward Schulze, Hartford, Major; Jonathan M. Wainwright, Hartford, Adj .; Patrick J. Cosgrove, Frank E. Johnson, Hartford, Battalion Adjts; Arthur H. Bronson, Hartford, Quartermaster; Ray- mond G. Keeney, Somersville, Paymaster; Thomas F. Rockwell, Rockville, Surgeon; H. Walter Murlles, Hartford. J. B. McCook, Hartford, Ass't Surgeons; Henry H. Kelsey, Hartford, Chaplain; Edward E. Mosely, Sergeant Major; John D. Milne, Rockville; Thomas J. Hines, Hartford, Battalion Sergeant Majors; William S. Inglis, Hartford, Quartermaster Serp't; Albert C. Bill, Hartford, Com. Serg't; Charles L. Hub- bard, Hospital Steward. William C. Steele, Drum Major, Hartford; William H. Scheuy, Chief Trumpeter, New Britain; Frank H. Bilson, Rockville; Horace X. Saunders, New Britain, Color Sergeants; Alfred B. Pimm, Hartford, Corporal and Orderly.
FIRST SECTION, BRIGADE SIGNAL CORPS. Philip E. Fairfield, Lieut. and Pres't; Robert A. Wadsworth, 1st Serg't; Irving L. Wittsie, Serg't; Arthur P. Towne, Charles H. Whitney, Corporals; Charles H. Whitney, Treas .; Philip E. Fairfield, Chas. P. Carter, Arthur P. Towne, Ex. Com. Organized Sept. 1, 1889. Drills Tuesday evenings, November to May, at 51 Elm st. Annual meeting in April.
HARTFORD GERMANIA GUARD.
COMPANY A, 1st REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. James C. Bailey, Capt .: Edward E. Lamb, Ist Lieu' .; Charles F. Wolf, 2d Lieut .; Frank J. Williams, 1st Serg't: Otto Mantei, Q. M .; Joseph R. Neddo, George A. Roemer, Daniel D). Lane, Win. H. Leslie, Sergeants; William H. Leslie, Rec. Sec'y; James C. Bailey, Treas .; George E. Berry, F. Sec'y; Charles F. Wulf, Charles S. Riley, Otto Mantei, Executive Committee. Drills Thursday evenings at 51 Elm st. Business meet- ing, first Thursday of each month. Organized January 23, 1872. 68 men.
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HILLYER GUARD.
COMPANY B, Ist REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. John F. Moran, Capt .; Frank E. Shea, 1st Lieut .; Patrick A. Farrell, 2d Lieut .; J. W. Kennedy, 1st Sergt .; Henry Brooks, Q. M. Sergt .; T. J. Leahy, E. F. Ahern, D. F. Keleher, W. T. Slater, Sergts .; J. J. McMahon. J. A. Barlow, J. F. Dahill, M. W. Malum- phy, G. Covey, W. Smith, Corporals; J. F. Moran, Treas .; J. J. McMahon, Rec. Sec'y; John J. Nagle, F. Sec'y; P. A. Farrell, John A. Barlow, Thos. J. Skelley, Executive Committee; Patrick A. Farrell, Historian. Drills Tuesday evenings at 51 Elm st. Regular meeting, 2d Tuesday in each month. Annual meeting 2d Tuesday in January. Organized Septem- ber, 1862. Reorganized September, 1865. 68 men.
HARTFORD CITY GUARD.
COMPANY F, IST REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. Charles W. Newton, Capt .; George W. Ripley, 1st Lient .; Frank H. Smith, 2d Lieut .; M. H. Whittlesev, 1st Serg't .; A. D. Pierce, Q. M. Sergeant; W. H. Bruce, W. H. Talcott, Jas. W. Dennis, H. H. Dunlap, Sergeants; A. M. Bond, C. E. Whiting, J. P. Tuttle, H. F. Billings, W. C. Simmons, G. S. Douthwaite, E. S. Mugford, H. G. Bailey, Corporals; Foster E. Harvey, Treas .; Frank M. Jones, Sec'y; W. H. Talcott, Col- lector; Charles W. Newton, M. H. Whittelsey, J. P. Tuttle, Executive Committee. Annual meeting, 2d Monday in January. Regular meeting, 2d Monday of each month. Drills Monday evenings at 51 Elm st. Organized Jan. 8, 1861. 68 men.
HARTFORD LIGHT GUARD.
COMPANY H, 1ST REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD William E. Mahoney, Capt .; Wm. A. Sparks, 1st Lieut .; James Smith, 2d Lieut .; Fred F. Connolly, Q. M. Sergeant; P. Jarvis White, John F. Landrigan, Thomas J. Coyle, Maurice F. Foley, John J. Grady, Serg'ts; William F. Duffy, David J. Garrity, P. Cal- laghan, F. J. Mather, Joseph Healy, William Clarke, John Stevens, John F. White, Corporals; Joseph P. Healey, Fin. Sec'y; F. P. Horan, Rec. Sec'y; John F. Landrigan, Treas .; E. J. Crowley, W. H. Mahoney, J. J. Grogan, Executive Committee. Drills Friday even- ings at 51 Elm st. Annual meeting, 2d Friday in Jan. Regular meeting, 2d Friday in each month. Organized 1835. Re-organized October 22, 1872. 68 men.
COMPANY K. 1ST REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD.
Henry H. Saunders, Capt .; E. H. Waterman, 1st Lieut; Nathaniel G. Valentine, 2d Lieut .; Reginald Birney, 1st Serg't; Benjamin N. Bull, Q. M. and Com. Serg't; S. G. Huntington, W. C. Prescott, R. W. De- Lamater, G. S. Batterson, Serg'ts; H. L. Huntington, H. T. Holt, H. S. King, A. A. Hunt, J. D. Boniface, R. L. Beebe, Charles S. Stern, C. A. Carroll, Corporals; Robert L. Beebe, Fin. Sec'y; W. C. Prescott, Treas .; F. D. Rood, Rec. Sec'y. Monthly meetings 1st Wed- nesday evening. Annual meeting 1st Wednesday in Dec. Drills Wednesday evening at 51 Elm st. Or- ganized Feb. 10, 1879. 62 members.
FIRST SECTION MACHINE GUN BATTERY, CONN. NATIONAL GUARD.
John D. Bonner, 1st Lieut .; Frank A. Keen, .John A. Wood, Serg'ts; Osmyn P. Clarke, Henry R. Haynes, Corporals; Emil D'Arche, Secretary, 46 Canton st .; Henry R. Haynes, Treasurer. Organized July 1, 1886. Drills Thursday evenings at 51 Elm street. Monthly meetings last Thursday of each month. Annual meet- ing last Thursday in January.
SECOND DIVISION NAVAL BATTALION, C. N. G. Felton Parker, Lieut. Comd'g; Hermann F. Cuntz, Lieut. (Jr. Gr.); Louis F. Middlebrook, Lyman Root, Ensigns; Daniel S. Morrell, Edward H. Crowell, Boat- swain's Mates; Robert C. Northam, F. G. Blakeslee,
Gunner's Mates; Philip D. Burnham, Walter L. Meek, James H. Morgan, Samuel H. Havens, Coxswains; Alanson H. Wightman, Fred E. Bosworth, Quarter- masters; Herbert G. Bissell, Bugler; R. D. Chapin, Custodian; Harry Y. Nutter, Treas .; Richard B. Wells, Fin. Sec'y; Hugh I. Miller, Rec. Sec'y. Organ- ized, May 12, 1896. Drills Wednesday evenings 7 P. M. Civil meetings 2d Wednesday of each month at 51 Elm street. 85 men.
FIRST CO. GOVERNOR'S FOOT GUARD.
E. Henry Hyde, Jr., Major-commandant; Robert R. Pease, Captain and 1st Lieut .; Fred R. Bill 2d Lieut .; George Hays, 3d Lieut .; Wm. E. A. Bulkeley, 4th Lieut. and Adj .; Fred J. Dole, Ensign; C. C. Strong, Treas. and Paymaster; M. M. Johnson, Surg .; A. G. Cook, Ass't Surg .; Rev. J. W. Bradin, Chaplain; G. H. Folts, Engineer; L. R. Cheney, Inspector; Austin Brainard, Judge Advocate; Wm. B. Davidson, Qr. Master; Henry Bryant, Commissary: G., A. Cornell, Sergt. Major; Edson Session, Q. M. Sergeant; W. H. Foster, Com. Sergt .; E. J. Andrews, Asst. Com. Sergt .; T. R. Shannon, Hospital Steward; T. H. Goodrich, Sig- nal Sergt .; T. Hooker, Ord. Sergt .; Albert F. Wood, Ass't Ord. . Sergt .; A. H. Brooks, J. E. Tennyson, Color Sergeants; E. E. Johnson, T. J. Lewis, Color Corporals ; Geo. E. Cox, A. E. Snow, Harry Prutting, Wm. H. Wil- son, W. L. Fenn, William Melrose, H. S. Ellsworth, T. W. Laiman, Sergeants: J. C. Pratt, E. W. Alexander, A. H. Speath, Hugo E. Patz. C. E. Stedman, J. C. Gor- ton, F. H. Forbes, R. D. Condray, Corporals; J. C. Pratt, G. J. A. Neadele, Auditors; Warren T. Bartlett, Rec. Sec'y; Thos. F. Pye, Jr., Clerk; H. S. Ellsworth, Collector. Armory, 159 High street, cor. Foot Guard place. Chartered Oct. 19, 1771. Annual meeting in April. Drills Monday evenings. 112 men.
FIRST CO .- GOVERNOR'S HORSE GUARD.
Gilbert P. Hurd, Maj. Com .; Charles B. Rhodes, Capt. and 1st Lieut .; William H. Shannon, 2d Lieut .; Alfred T. Rich, Cornet; Joseph A. Prisk, Q. M .; John B. Clapp, Capt. and Adj't; Joseph F. Root, Surgeon; Dominick DeBonis, Ass't Surgeon; Clarence W. Allen, Commissary; Henry D. Middleberger, Inspector; Jas. R. Goodrich, Paymaster; Jared B. Standish, Engineer; Joel C. Taft, Ass't Q. M .; Henry Lewis, Herbert W. Wells, Chas. H. Dillings, Fred R. Cunliffe, Lieuts .; C. M. D. Broadwell, Serg't Major; Richard P. Lyman, Hospital Steward: Fred A. Hill, Harry Treadwell, Q. Sergts .; Wm. Church, Com. Sergt .; Horace L. Center, Vet. Sergt .; William A. Griffith, Alden J. Allen, D J. Mullane, Geo. I. Whitehead, Charles C. Hutchings. J. H. Trumbull, Geo. A. Wilczarlk, Sergts .; John F. Butler, Herbert S. Fowler, Color Sergts .; F. C. Linds- lev, William F. Simon, Fred W. Bowe, R. W. Cun- liffe, Harry Young, C. A. Vining, W. G. Smith, Wm. A. Hinds, Corporals; Daniel J. Mullane, Secretary; Henry Lewis, Treas. Armory, 450 Main st. Chartered May 8, 1778. About 100 men. Drills Monday evenings. Annual meeting third week in January.
PUTNAM PHALANX.
J. N. Shedd, Major; Henry F. Smith, Adjutant; H. B. Philbrick, Chief of Staff; B. W. Edwards, Secretary, P. O. Box, 828; Wm. S. Dwyer, Treasurer; Sidney E. Clarke, Historian and Judge Advocate; W. H. Barnard, Quartermaster; Alexander Harbison, Inspector; E. M. Huntsinger, Paymaster; P. D. Peltier, Surgeon; Fran- cis P. Bacheler, Chaplain; F. H. Richards, Engineer; A. E. Brooks, Commissary; Miles B. Preston, Ass't Inspector; Luther A. Davison, Ass't Surgeon; Cyrus G. Beckwith, Assistant Paymaster; William J. Mc- Conville, Ass't Engineer; Arthur M. Wilson, Ass't Quartermaster; W. H. Lathrop, Ass't Commissary; Frank H. Johnston, Sergeant Major; William C. Steele, Drum Major; George E. Strickland, James O. Gris- wold, Standard Bearers; DeForest Sellew, William C. Smith, Color Guards; J. N. Shedd, C. B. Andrus, Geo.
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W. Scalles, F. H. Richards, H. B. Philbrick, Henry Bickford, Executive Committee. Active members, 219; veterans, 9; associate members, 22; life mem- bers, 48; musicians, 14-total, 807.
First Company-Charles B. Andrus, Captain. Second Company George W. Scailes, Captain. Veteran Corps -- L. W. Bartlett, Captain.
Organized Aug. 25, 1858. Incorporated Mar. 9, 1877. Independent military organization consisting of two active companies and a veteran corps. Annual meet- ing. February 22. Regular meeting, 1st Wednesday in each month. Armory, 6 Haynes st. cor. Pearl st.
VETERAN ASSOC'N, HARTFORD CITY GUARD.
John B. Clapp, Pres't; James R. Stevens, Vice Pres't; Henry P. Hitchcock, Sec'y; Ward W. Jacobs, Treas .; James P. Taylor, James W. Cheney, J. D. Parsons, Ex. Com .; Charles T. Wells, Historian. An- nual meeting 2d Wednesday in Jan. Organized in 1866.
FIRST CO. GOV. FOOT GUARD VET'N CORPS. J. H. White, Pres't; R. D. Burdick, Wm. B. Clark, Vice Pres'ts; Geo. P. Merritt, Sec'y ; H. J. Case, Fin. Sec'y; A. C. J. Williams, Treas. and Major; C. E. Shel- ton, Captain and 1st Lieut .; F. H. Dean, Thomas Oakes, Geo. S. Penfield, Lieuts .; George P. Merritt, Ensign; J. H. White, R. D. Burdick, Wm. B. Clark, A. C. J. Williams, Fred A. West, Edward Mahl, Ex. Com .; Chas. E. Gilbert, Historian; William S. Dwyer, Ass't Historian. Organized March, 1870. Annual meeting 1st Tuesday in October. Quarterly meetings 1st Tuesday in January, April and July.
VETERAN CITY GUARD BATTALION.
Edwin Strong, Major; Edward Reisel, Adjutant; Howard N. Hinckley, Quartermaster; H. C. Dwight, Judge Advocate; Geo. L. Parmelee, Surgeon; P. W. Newton, Hospital Steward; Fred C. Burnham, Sergt. Major; L. P. Broadhurst, Sec'y and Treas .; Edwin Strong, Curtis P. Gladding, A. Harbison, A. W. Green, L. P. Broadhurst, Edward Reisel, Chas. T. Wells, Ex- ecutive Committee.
Company A-Norman L. Hope, Captain.
Company B-Frank B. Wilson, Captain.
Incorporated April, 1885. Organized in 1877. Mem- bers, 174. Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in March.
COMPANY K. VETERAN CORPS.
Charles S. Robbins, Capt .; John D. Candee, 1st Lieut .; Henry S. Redfield, 2d Lieut .; Charles H. Slo- cum, Ist Serg't; George N. Holcomb, 2d Serg't; How- ard H. Keep, Sec'y; Hubert W. Chapman, Treas .; Wm. B. Dwight, Historian; Silas H. Cornwall, Chas. H. Slocum, Frank E. Johnson, Executive Committee. Organized March 2, 1887. 130 members. Annual meeting 1st Tuesday in February.
HILLYER GUARD VETERAN ASSOCIATION.
President; Edward J. Claffey, Vice Pres't; Dennis .J. Murphy, Sec'y; August J. Meyer, Trens .; James Cunningham, Michael J. Hafey, Patrick .J. Cosgrove, Thos. F. Flannigan, William E. Hogan, Thos. J. Ward, Executive Committee; Chas. . J. Dillon, Collector. Organized Nov. 1883. Meets 2d Thursday evening quarterly. Annual meeting in June.
HORSE GUARD VETERAN ASSOCIATION. C. B. Boardman, Pres't; C. L. Perrington, Sec'y and Treas .; John Spencer, Collector.
LIGHT GUARD VETERANS.
W. M. Clark, Pres't; E. C. Stone, Vice Pres't; J. E. Ball, Sec'y; G. W. Lynch, Treas .; C. H. Patterson, W. J. Collins, J. J. Grady, Ex. Com. Organized 1835. Reorganized 1872. Meets 2d and 4th Thursday at Armory, 51 Elm street.
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SAVINGS BANKS IN CONNECTICUT.
As reported Oct. 1, 1897, by the Bank Commission- ers to the Legislature of Connecticut, there were & Savings Banks, holding $155,969,797.95 of deposits, and with total assets of $166,175,213.67, being an increase over last year in deposits of $8,284,258.09. Whole number of depositors are 866,661, a net increase of 10,216 over 1896. Loans on real estate, $62,606.801.07. Loans on stock, bonds, and personal security, $11,055,- 082.87.
STATE BANKS OF DISCOUNT IN CONN.
Commissioners report Oct. 1, 1897, eight banks with the following summary of their condition on that date: Loans and Discounts,. $5,475,472.63
Overdrafts, . 28,695.03
Due from Banks and Bankers,
1,335,945.10
Stocks, Bonds, and Mortgages,
1,661,458.76
Current Expenses,.
10,695.91
Specie and Currency,
499.236.68
Real Estate, .. 200,379.00
Checks and Cash Items,.
180,864.23
Other Assets,.
42,493.06
Total Assets, $9,435,142.85
Capital Stock, $2,240,000.00
Deposits,.
5,692,908.73
Due to Banks and Bankers, 604,618.09
Surplus, .. 480,000.00
Dividends Unpaid,.
6,612.00
Undivided Profits,
402,749.65
Other Liabilities,
8,258.87
Total Liabilities,
$9,485,142.35
TRUST CO'S DOING BANKING BUSINESS. There are twelve Trust Companies in this state, and their assets and liabilities on the 1st day of Oct. 1897. were as follows:
Loans and Discounts,
88.940.936.18
Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages,.
2,416.415.85
Due from Banks and Bankers,
1,058,118.81
Overdrafts, .
11,502.97
Specie and Currency,
848,784.12
Checks and Cash Items,.
93,768.2%
Current Expenses,.
26,308.90
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures,. 401.472.55
Checks and Cash Items,. 93,768.3%
Other Assets, . 10,149.83
Total Assets, 88,807,407.49
Capital Stock,. £1,245,000.00
Due to Banks and Bankers,.
89,719.71
Surplus, ..
395,965.13
Undivided Profits,
387,230.43
Dividends Unpaid,
1.194.72
Deposits,.
6,091.166.73
Other Liabilities, 97,140.76
Total Liabilities, $8,307,407.49
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Churches in the City of Hartford.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST IN HARTFORD.
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST; (CENTER CONGREGATIONAL.) 675 MAIN ST.
The first organization was at Cambridge, Mass., in 1632; removed to Hartford with Rev. Thomas Hooker as Pastor and Rev. Samuel Stone as Teacher, in June, 1636.
The present edifice was erected in 1807; it is 114 feet in length by 79 in width. There are 150 slips on the lower floor, and 56 in the gallery, which will seat about 1200 persons. Spire is 185 feet in height. The conference room was occupied in 1832. In 1822 this church had the first organ in this city. Services 10.45 A. M.
Rev. CHARLES M. LAMSON, D. D., Pastor; Rev. GEORGE LEON WALKER, D. D., Pastor Emeritus; Daniel H. Wells, Melancthon Storrs, Williston Walker, Solon P. Davis, Rowland Swift, Daniel R. Howe, Deacons; Charles T. Wells, Clerk and Registrar; Chas. T. Welles, Treas .; Rowland Swift, Auditor. 648 mem- bers. Annual meeting in Feb.
Sabbath School .- Rev. Arthur L. Gillett, Sup't; Mrs. A. H. Pitkin, Elliot F. Talmadge, Ass'ts : Mrs. C. A. Jewell, Sup't Primary Dept .; Miss Clara Wells, Miss Mary C. O. Pierson, Ass'ts; William T. Pitkin, Sec'y; Knighton Smith, Treas .; Thos. W. Hooker, Librarian; Teach- ers, 25; Scholars, 200; School, 12.15 P. M .; 375 volumes in Library; 2,848 volumes in Teachers' Library. Annual meeting in .Jan.
Society .- Charles P. Cooley, Charles A. Jewell, Henry Roberts, Committee; Rowland Swift, Trens .; John D. Parker, Clerk ; D. H. Wells, Herbert Knox Smith, Auditors. Annual meeting in January. N. H. Allen, Organist; W. B. Edwards, Sexton.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST; (SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL,) 307 MAIN ST. Organized Feb. 22, 1670. This third edifice was dedicated April 11, 1827.
The building is 96 feet in length by 63 feet in breadth, with a portico in front 42 by 12 feet, and a chapel in the rear 86 by 80 feet. The porch is 60 by 16 feet. The audience room is 60 by 77 feet, with galleries. Estimated to seat 1,100 persons.
Rev. EDWIN P. PARKER, D.D., Pastor; Geo. H. Woods, Henry F. Harrington, G. F. Hills, Joseph A. Graves, Hosmer Griswold, John L. Dalgleish, Deacons; H. E. Harrington, Treas .; Olin H. Clark, Clerk. Number of communi- cants, 640. Annual meeting in January.
Sabbath School .- L .. F. Robinson, Sup't; Olin H. Clark, Alice H. Goodwin, Ass'ts; Mrs. E. P. Parker, Sup't Primary Dep't; Merrick W. Chapin, Sec'y; A. H. Loomis, Treas .; N. G. Valentine, Librarian; E. J. Noble, R. D. Cha- pin, Assistants; Mrs. Bidwell, Librarian Pri- mary Dep't. About 1000 volumes in Library; Teachers, 35; Scholars, 280; School, 12.16 P. M. Annual election in January.
Society .- H. C. Robinson, C. H. Northam, H. E. Harrington, W. E. Baker, J. H. Knight, Committee; J. E. Morris, Clerk; E. F. Har- rington, Treas .; A. G. Loomis, J. W. Titcomb, Auditors. Annual meeting, 2d week in March. J. M. Gallup, Organist; John Hassett, Sexton.
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PEARL STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Auditors. Church members, 122. Annual meeting first week in January.
FOURTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 1091 MAIN ST. Organized Jan. 10, 1832. This second edifice was dedicated April 8, 1850. Service 10.45 A. M .; Evangelistic service, 7.80 r. M .; also, Thursday evening meeting. Rev. H. H. KELSEY, Pastor; Rev. KINGSLEY F. NORRIS, Assistant Pastor; T. W. Hannum, J. B. Pierce, J. N. Bardin, F. W. Hawley, F. H. Basson, B. D. Field, S. B. Mallett, H. J. Gillett, Deacons; Mrs. John G. Parsons, Mrs. E. G. Lasbury, Mrs. J. M. Owen, Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mrs. . J. S. Kepler, Mrs. J. L. Benham, Mrs. E. F. Kenyon, Mrs. E. R. Clarke, Dea- conesses; J. N. Bardin, Clerk; C. E. Miller, Treas .; Michael Burnham, Musical Director; Rev. H. H. Kelsey, Registrar. No. of mem- bers, 902. Annual meeting in Jan.
Evangelistic Fund .- J. B. Pierce, Treas .; the Pastor and Deacons, Official Board.
Sunday School .- Rev. K. F. Norris, Super- intendent; Mrs. H. G. Howe, Carrie L. St. John, Mrs. Wilcox, Associates; Horace Howe, Sec'y; E. S. Cook, Treas .; Frank H. Adkins, Libra- rian; Robert Gardner, W. W. Brouson, W. Weller, Assistant Librarians; 700 vols. in L :- brary; Teachers, 50; Scholare, 706; School, 12.15 p.M. Annual election in Jan.
Society .- Joseph B. Pierce, E. E. Case, C. E. Miller, F. H. Bosson, M. J. Mack, Committee; F. A. Searle, Treas .; Mrs. A. N. Daniels, Ass't Treas .; S. B. Mallett, Clerk ; Hyman F. Smith, Auditor. Annual meeting in March. Mrs. N. S. Bronson, Organist; J. T. Lyman, Sexton.
PEARL STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 40 PEARL STREET. Edifice dedicated Dec. 1852.
This building including the spire 212 feet in height with its apex, is built entirely of Port- land stone. The corner stone was laid August 2, 1861. Services 10.45 A. M.
Rev. WILLIAM D'L. LOVE, JR., Pastor; Ste- phen C. Brownell, Nathaniel Shipman, Wm. P. Williams, Chas. R. Burt, Horace E. Mather, Deacons; Francis N. Allen, Clerk; George E. Sanborne, Treas. Number of members, 432. Annual meeting second Thursday in .Jannary.
Sabbath School .- David Calhoun, Sup't; A. I .. Shipman, Miss Anna H. Andrews, Mrs. F. N. Allen, Ass'ts: Mrs. L. W. Ripley, Sup't Chinese Department; Mrs. W. P. Williams, Sup't Home Dep't; Edward B. Cook, Sec'y and Treas. ; Fred. G. Winslow, Librarian; 1000 volumes in Library; Teachers' Library, 600 volumes; Officers and Teachers, 84; Scholars, 270; School, 12.10 P. M. Annual meeting 2d Thursday in .January.
Society .- Wm. P. Williams, Charles R. Burt, Lyman B. Brainard, Committee; Henry H. Goodwin, Treas .: A. A. Welch, Clerk : H. P. Hitchcock, U. H. Brockway, Auditors. An- nual meeting 2d week in Jan. Benjamin W. Loveland, Organist and Musical Director. Ephraim Cook, Sexton.
WETHERSFIELD AV. CONGREGATION- AL CHURCH, 250 WETHERSFIELD AV. Church organized May 28. 1878.
Rev. SAMUEL B. FORBES, Pastor; . I. Wilson Shew, Austin Smith, William Porter, Lucius W. Burt, Deacons; George K. Marvin, Treas .; Robert C. Dickenson, Clerk : J. Wilson Shew. Alex. Angus, George K. Marvin, Financial Committee; Robert D. Bone, Luther W. Burt,
Sabbath School .- Albert H. Brooks, Sup't; E. N. Tarbell, Matilda Barchfeld, Ass't Sup'ts .; Richard H. Noble, Clerk and Treas .; William A. Shew, Robert C. Dickenson, Librarians; Teachers, 15; Scholars, 200; volumes in Library, 680; School, 12 M. Annual meeting, first week in January.
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