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District No. 7 .- Expenses the past year, $698.62. SOUTHWEST SCHOOL DISTRICT .- White street. Built in 1844, of wood; one story; 25 by 45 feet; seats for 50 pupils; cost $3,500.
Committee .- Fred. Tucker ; Treas., John L. Sey- mour; Clarise Raymond, Principal.
District No. 8 .- Expenses the past year, $11,289.87. NORTHEAST SCHOOL DISTRICT .- Westland st. Committee .- George R. Warner, Marshall L. Hill, George Stronach; Clerk, James D. Bacon; Trens. Security Company; Auditors, Ludwig Helmann, C. S. · Hutchinson; Collector, R. N. FitzGerald; Rate Maker, R. D. Bone. Tax 7 mills.
Teachers .- F. A. Brackett, Principal; Assistant in Grammar Dep't-Rose A. Hopkins, Annie M. Cairns; Intermediate Dep't-Mary E. Coleman, Hattie A. Miller, Lillie L. Huntington; Primary Dep't-Annie R. McDon- nell, Minnie F. Eaves, Elsie A. Rood, Grace E. Brad- ley, Ella A. Washburn ; Kindergarten Dep't-Georgia M. Moseley, Grace C. Spencer, Sadie L. Hawkins, Alice M. Deming, Georgia M. Witherell, W. K. Cook, Writing; Leila M. Smart, Music; S. P. Davis, Rose Guttman, Drawing. 150 vols. in Library. Rufus C. Banning, Janitor.
District No. 9 .- Expenses the past year, $8,850.58. NORTHWEST DISTRICT SCHOOL .- Albany avenue. Building of brick ; two stories; two rooms, accommo- dates 100 pupils; first occupied in 1870. An addition, costing $15,000, built in 1891, making six rooms and accommodating 250 pupils. Tax 4 mills.
Committee, Chas. G. Stone, Joseph H. Twichell, R. L. Russell; Treas. Security Co .; Clerk, James Ship- man; Auditors, Mrs. Ariadne K. Smith, George Cald- er; Rate Maker, Thomas Boyd; Collector, Ransom N. FitzGerald.
Teachers-J. Isabella Price, Principal; Grammar Dep't-L. Eudora Price, Minnie Stern. Intermediate Dep't-Lucy E. Cobey, Alice E. Gladding. Primary Dep't-Minnie J. Gilbert, Emma M. Jarman. Kin- dergarten Dep't-Alice S. Hawkins. Minnie Stern, Science; Wm. K. Cook, Writing; William D. Monnier, Singing.
VACATIONS-Two weeks in April; one commencing with the close of the usual school exercises on the last Friday afternoon in June, and ending on Tuesday pre- ceding the second Wednesday in September following, and one commencing with the day before Christmas, andclosing the day after New Year's. Holidays are Fast day, Thanksgiving day with the day following, Washington's Birthday, Decoration day, Commence- ment day at Trinity College (High School only), and every Saturday.
SCHOOL FUND.
FOR SUPPORT OF HARTFORD SCHOOL CHILDREN.
As annually returned, by law, with the rate per child and amounts received from the State School Fund, during the years that this Directory has been published.
This State, since July 29, 1878, has allowed $1.50 from the State Treasury to the Towns, towards the education of each child enumerated between the ages of 4 and 16 years, in addition to the dividends from the School Fund of the State.
No.of Am't from Rate
No.of Amt from Rate
Year. Chil-
School
Year. Chil-
School
per
drøn.
Fund.
per Sch'r.
drøn.
Fund. Sch'r.
1888-2,555
$3,076.00 $1.20 1868- 7,475 $8,222.50 $1.10
1889-2,609
8,219.80
1.25 1869- 7,846
7,846.00
1.00
1840-2,711
8,375.85
1.25 1870- 7,884
7,884.00 1.00
1841-2,787
8,694.95 1.85 1871- 8,258
8,258.00 1.00
1842-2,781
8,828.40
1.40 1872- 9,124
9,124.00 1.00
1848-2,709
8,792.60
1.40,1878- 9.188
9,138.00
1.00
1844-2,824
8,958.60
1.40;1874- 9,684
9,684.00
1.00
1845-2,924
4,098.60
1.40 1875- 9,882 10,265.20
1.10
1846-2,921
4,089.40
1.40 1876- 9,598
9,598.00
1.00
1847-2,888
4,187.60
1.45| 1877- 9,621
9,621.00
1.00
1848-2,969
4,805.05
1.45 1878- 9,661
9,661.00
1.00
1849-8,117
4,675.50
1.50 1879- 9,525
8,572.50
.90
1850-8,358
5,087 00
1.50, 1880- 9,652
7,721.60
.80
1851-8,896
4,754.40 1.40; 1881- 9,590
6,718.00
.70
1852-8,648
5,107.20
1.40 1882- 9,660
7,245.00 .75
1853-8,788
5,046.80
1.85;1888- 9,816
7,862.00
.75
1854-4,118
5,765.20
1.40,1884-10,098
7,574.20
.75
1855-4,390
5,487.50
1.25 1885- 9,775
7,820.00
.80
1856-4,601
5,982.80
1.80, 1886- 9,909
7,927.00
.80
1857-4,892
6,848.80
1.40 1887- 9,991
7,498.25 .75
1858-4,937
6,911.80
1.40 1888- 9,605
7,208.75
.75
1859-5,269
6,849.70
1.80 1889- 9,984
7.488.00
.75
1860-5,443
6,808.75
1.25 1890-10,376
7,782.00
.75
1861-5,897
6,781.55
1.15 1891-10,474
7,855.50
.75
1862-6,875
7,650.00
1.20 1892-10,789
8,054.25
.75
1868-6,464
7,756.80
1.20 1893-11,021
8,265.75
.75
1864-6,819
8,160.80
1.20 1894-11,262
8,446.50 .75
1865-6,965
8,009.75
1.15 1895-12,059
9,044.25 .76
1867-7,855
8,090.50
1.10
ENUMERATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Districts. Oct.'93. Oct.'94. Oct.'95. Oct. '96 Oct.'97.
First
2,852
2,318 2,480
2,458
2,470
South, ......
8,758
8,880
4,292
4,659
4,997
Second North,
1,407
1,548
1,586
1,582
1,669
West Middle,
1,118
1,201
1,220
1,298
1,880
Arsenal, .. ...
1,007
981
1,072
1,154
1,278
Washington, ..
509
487
655
780
867
Southwest, ..
58
48
45
58
76
Northeast, ...
546
578
600
686
660
Northwest, ..
289
248
268
855
412
Total,.
11,021 11,262 12,159 12.875 18,809
There are 20 Schools and School Houses in Hartford; 182 School Rooms; 261 Teachers, with 10,445 Registered Scholars. In the High School there has been a regular increase of scholars from 180 in 1865 to 826 in 1897. The total cost for schools during the past year was $278,806.05.
Teachers' wages paid the past year, $176,412.98.
1866-7,294
8,028.40
1.10| 1896-12,175
9,181.25
.75
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orieties.
AGENTS-SUNDRY BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- sions .- Ward W. Jacobs, 815 Main st., Receiver for Hartford County.
Hartford Baptist Association, Ministers' and Widows' Fund .- Henry W. Erving, Treasurer, 761 Main st.
ALLEN DRUM BAND.
C. W. Myers, Pres't and Major; T. L. Sheiber, Vice Pres't; H. J. Gubitz, R. Sec'y ; A. Waltersdorf, F. Sec'y and Treas. Organized June 21, 1880. Meets Thursday evenings at 258 State street.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE HARTFORD PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.
Edward H. Smiley, Pres't ex-officio; A. A. Welch, Lucy O. Mather, Vice Pres'ts; F. S. Morrison, Sec'y; Atwood Collins, Treas. Incorporated April, 1889. An- nual meeting, 8d Monday in March.
AMATEUR BOWLING LEAGUE OF CONN. Charles O. Winter, Prest; D. L. Macomber, Vice Pres't ; D. S. Hawkins, Sec'y; W. W. Pratt, Treas. Organized in January, 1894. Annual meeting first Wednesday in October. Headquarters 66 Temple st.
AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY.
G. H. Warner, Prest; G. H. Warner, Charles E. Dustin, Wm. H. Gillette, Chas. E. Gross, Directors. Chartered 1868. Annual meeting in Dec. Office 25 Forest st.
AMERICAN SCHOOL AT HARTFORD FOR THE DEAF. (Formerly American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb.) 690 Asylum. Chartered, 1816. Dedicated, 1821.
Francis B. Cooley, Pres't; Nathaniel Shipman, Jona- than B. Bunce, Rowland Swift, John C. Day, William M. Hudson, F. W. Cheney, S. W. Kellogg, Vice Pres'ts; D. R. Howe, Treas .; Archibald A. Welch, Sec'y; D. R. Howe, L. A. Barbour, Atwood Collins, W. L. Mat- son, J. B. Cone, C. H. Clark, Archibald A. Welch, W. Waldo Hyde, H. K. Smith, E. B. Bennett, Directors.
Job Williams, Principal; Gilbert O. Fay, A. S. Clark, George F. Stone, John E. Crane, Mary A. Mann, Caro- line C. Sweet, Jane B. Kellogg, Lucy H. Williams, Mollie J. Noyes, Sarah T. Sprague, Grace W. Robin- son, Instructors; Mary Allen, Adelia C. Fay, Elizabeth Fay, Mary L. Geer, Teachers of Articulation ; Solon P. Davis, Drawing; W. P. Williams, Steward; F. T. Simpson, Attending Physician. Chartered 1816. Dedi- cated 1821. Annual meeting Saturday after 2d Thurs- day in May. 690 Asylum street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. Chartered 1875.
Company B, Hibernian Rifles. H. J. McInnis, 109 Windsor street, Capt. and Treas .; Wm. E. Hogan, J. F. Flanigan, Lieuts .; James King, J. F. Sayer, M. King, J. K. Sullivan, J. Moynahan, Serg'ts; M. Kelley, Q. M. Serg't; P. Rearder, P. Lynch, Simon King, John Desmond, J. T. O'Brien, J. Curtin, Corporals. Organ- ized April 1, 1886. Meets Friday evenings at 104 Asy- lum street.
2d Division, re-organized 1885. E. J. Claffey, Pres't; D. J. Sullivan, Vice Pres't; Wm. H. Killian, Tr .; J. O'Callaghan, Fin. Sec'y; Edward Keating, 1 Orchard st., Rec. Sec'y. Meets at 92 Asylum st. 2d Sunday of each month.
8d Division, organized November, 1871. Meets at 5 American row &d Sunday of each month. P. J. Silk, Pres't; Martin Dwyer, Vice Pres't; Patrick Nolan, Treas .; Wm. J. Keleher, Fin. Sec'y; John J. MeNa- mara, Rec. Sec'y, 184 State st.
4th Division, organized Feb. 26, 1888. Meets at 6 American row 4th Sunday of each month. John J. Hickey, Pres't; John J. Mulcahy, Vice Pres't; Thor. J. Ward, Fin. Sec'y; John P. Carmody, Rec. Sec's; James Harris, Treas.
5th Division meets at 6 American row 4th Thursday evenings. William J. Buckley, Pres't; Charles L. Dillon, Vice Pres't; Charles P. Hannon, Treas .; Ed- ward D. O'Brien, Rec. Sec'y; P. J. Reardon, F. Sec'y.
ARARAT LODGE, No. 13, INDEPENDENT ORDER OF B'NAI BRITH.
A. Heutter, Pres't; Jacob Wieder, Vice Pres't; Mil- ton Wieder, Cashier; Chas. Rosenthal. R. and F. Sec'y, 158 Asylum st .; Joseph Kashmann, Nathan Kempner, Abe Cadden, Trustees. Organized 1863. Meets ist, 8d, 5th Sunday evenings at 739 Main st. Annual election 1st Sunday in Jan.
ART SOCIETY OF HARTFORD.
Mrs. F. G. Whitmore, Pres't ; Miss S. R. Dunham, Mrs. E. H. Perkins, Vice Pres'ts; Mrs. Jas. B. Cone. Treas .; Mrs. William E. Collins, Ass't Trens .; Mrs. T. W. Russell, Rec. Sec'y ; Mrs. W. Walker, Cor. Sec'y: Mrs. Charlotte M. Ely, Mrs. John C. Day, Mrs. George Kellar, Miss Mary F. Collins, Miss Alice Taintor, Hoa- orary Managers; Mrs. W. H. Palmer, Miss Frances A. Beach, Mrs. C. C. Beach, Miss Emily Cheney, Miss A. K. Bunce, Miss Mary Talcott, Miss C. Louise Williams, Miss Emily Barnard, Mrs. A. A. Welch, Mrs. F. W. Cheney, Mrs. J. L. English, Mrs. Charles D. Warner, Mrs. George G. Williams, Miss Sarah Day, Miss Eliza Robinson, Miss Sarah Goodwin, Mrs. Henry Ferguson, Mrs. George Keller, Mrs. George H. Warner, Miss Alice Taintor, Managers. Organized June, 1877. Incor- porated March, 1886. Studio in the Atheneum build- ing, 624 Main st. Annual meeting 2d Thursday in Jan
BACHELORS.
Hermann F. Cuntz, Felton Parker, R. H. C. Keltan, Mark W. Reeves, J. J. Hawley. 2 Columbia st.
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION OF CONN. Rev. F. E. Robbins, Norwalk. Pres't; R. Maplesdez, C. W. Martin, Noank, Vice Pres'ts; James L. Chase, Norwich, Tr .; H. A. Edgcomb, Box 181, Groton, Sec'y.
B. H. WEBB COUNCIL, No. 702, ROYAL ARCANUM.
George L. Vannais, R .; Edward B. Boynton, V. R .; Geo. K. Wilcox, P. O. Box 998, Sec'y; Thos. M. Smith. Treas .; Elisha Ryder, R. P. Martin, W. H. Nugent, Trustees. Meets at 976 Main st. 1st and 3d Wednes- day evenings of each month. Instituted Ang. 22, 1882. Annual election 1st Wednesday in Doc.
BOARD TRUSTEES YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN. ASSOCIATION.
Charles A. Jewell, Chairman; Appleton R. Hillyer, Sec'y and Treas .; James G. Batterson, Daniel R. Howe, G. Pierpont Davis, John F. Tracy, W. H. Tal- cott, Arthur L. Shipman. This Board has the care of property interests of the Association.
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BOARD OF TRADE OF THE CITY OF HARTFORD. Charles E. Gross, Pres't; C. C. Kimball, Pliny Jewell, Vice Pres'ts: P. H. Woodward, Sec'y; Chas. P. Cooley, Treas .; J. M. Allen, C. C. Kimball, Geo. A. Fairfield, Judson H. Root, John F. Morris, Charles E. Billings, M. H. Whaples, John G. Root, Charles B. Whiting, Clarence B. Ingraham, Ernest Cady, H. C. Dwight, Morgan G. Bulkeley, F. A. Pratt, Charles M. Beach, A. E. Burr, George H. Day, Charles E. Gross, Asa S. Cook, A. B. Gillett, S. M. Bronson, Leverett Brainard, Charles H. Clark, Albert A. Pope, James M. Thomson, Directors; F. R. Cooley, Chairman Member- ship Committee; John M. Holcombe, Chairman Recep- tion Committee; Chas. B. Whiting, Chairman Finance Committee ; Geo. H. Day, Chairman House Committee; J. F. Swords, Chairman Transportation Committee ; James Nichols, Chairman Railway Proxies; Francis Goodwin, Chairman Public Affairs Committee. Organ- ized July, 1888. Annual meeting 2d Tuesday in Jan. Rooms 49 Pearl st.
BRANCH No. 86, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS.
William H. Shaffer, Prest; H. E. Beebe, V. Pres't; James J. Preston, Cor. Sec'y; J. B. Gossman, Fin. Sec'y; Francis H. Woodbury, Treas. Organized Dec. 20, 1890. Meets second Tuesday of each month.
BRICKLAYERS' AND PLASTERERS' UNION, No. 1, OF CONNECTICUT.
William J. Sheedy, Pres't ; T. J. Sullivan, V. Pres't ; J. F. Conniff, Treas .; Frank Mclaughlin, C. Sec'y; George W. Butler, Fin. Sec'y; John Spellacy, Thomas Flynn, Michael Roach, Trustees. Meets Ist and 8d Fridays at No. 92 Asylum st. Annual meeting first Friday in April.
BROKERS' BOARD. J. G. Woodward, Prest; F. R. Cooley, Treas; F. Reichter, Sec'y. Meets Thursdays at 11.80 A. M. at 803 Main street.
BROWN, THOMSON & CO'S EMPLOYEES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION. Organized June, 1898. H. M. Twiss, Prest; G. W. Valentine, Miss M. Buck- ley, Vice Pres'ts; Hector Johnstone, Treas .; J. A. Thomson, Financial Sec'y. Meets in June and Dec.
BUCKINGHAM ASSEMBLY, No. 218, ROYAL SOCIETY GOOD FELLOWS.
D. S. Moseley, R .; Charles S. Potter, Sec'y; Adel- bert J. Cooper, F. Sec'y; William F. Harrison, Treas .; Charles E. Crane, H. C. Daniels, Edw. S. Gardiner, Trustees. Meets 1st and 8d Thursday evenings monthly at 11 Pratt st. Annual election in Dec.
BUSHNELL COUNCIL, No. 213, ORDER OF UNITED FRIENDS.
F. W. Colby, C. C .; Geo. D. Stebbins, V. C .; W. G Wilson, R. and F. Sec'y; G. M. Beers, Treas. Insti- tuted April 10, 1886. Meets at 881 Main st. 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month. Annual meeting in January.
CAPITOL CITY BOWLING CLUB. D. L. Macomber, President; J. F. Galvin, Captain ; F. H. Mayberry, Sec'y. Organized March 28, 1888. Meets Thursday evenings at 66 Temple st. Elections April and October.
CAPITOL CITY LODGE, No. 119, I. O. B. A.
Max Suesman, Pres't; Wolf Furspan, Treas .; Nathan Wilkes, Sec'y; David Goldenthal, Mayer Beck, Trustees. Organized Aug. 19, 1894. Meets 2d and 4th Sunday at 10 A. M. monthly at 798 Main street. Semi- annual elections June and Dec.
CARPENTERS' & JOINERS' UNION, No. 48.
George Gregory, Pres't; John Calder, Vice Pres't; Alex Forbes, R. Sec'y; Alex Mackay, F. Sec'y; Jas. R. Cairns, Treas .; F. C. Walz, Business Agent, 1882 Broad street; Warren H. Higley, William A. Nielson, Trustees. Organized October 22, 1882. Meets on Tuesday evenings at 11 Central row. Semi-annual election in June and December.
CASE, LOCKWOOD & BRAINARD MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Leverett Brainard, Honorary President; Theodore Herzer, President; Miss Margaret Kane, Vice Pres't; E. H. Rathbun, Rec. Sec'y; Walter H. Price, Fin. Sec'y ; Anson P. Filer, Treas.
Trustees-Marcus A. Casey, J. H. Turner, Bernard Allen. Organized Dec. 2, 1898. Meets quarterly upon call. Annual election of officers in December.
CATHEDRAL LYCEUM.
Joseph M. McNamara, Pres't ; John J. Foley, Vice Pres't; William J. White, 289 Capitol avenue, Rec. Sec'y ; Mark Bain, Fin. Sec'y; Peter I. McCabe, Treas. Meets 221 Lawrence st.
CATHOLIC CLUB OF HARTFORD.
James Ahern, Pres't; James J. Quinn, V. Pres't; Charles J. Reardon, Treas .; Thomas J. Hagerty, Fin. Sec'y; Robert H. Fox, Rec. Sec'y; Frank H. Fallon, T. F. Kane, J. T. Lynch, R. J. Dwyer, J. O'Flaherty, E. Lancaster, George C. Bailey, D. J. Shea, Patrick Garvan, Patrick J. Heffernan, Andrew J. Broughel, Frank A. Hagarty, M. A. Bailey, E. W. Wall, Charles E. Barrett, Directors. Organized Dec. 28, 1898. Meets first Tuesday evenings, monthly, at 11 Grove street. Annual election second Tuesday in January.
CATHOLIC LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOC'N. Annie M. Fox, Pres't; Mrs. J. C. Ryan, Vice Pres't; Mrs. Edward Donaghue, Fin. Sec'y; Miss Mary Guinan, Rec. Sec'y; Mrs. P. D. Ryan, Treas. Organ- ized Jan. 1884. Annual election in Jan. Office 8 Pratt st. Meets third Wednesday evening, monthly.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
William Crawley, Pres't; Geo. B. Bradford, Treas .! D. A. Fitzpatrick, Rec. Sec'y; R. J. Anderson, Fin- Sec'y. Meets 1st and &d Wednesday evenings at Cen. tral Labor Union hall, 11 Central row.
CHARITABLE SOCIETY IN HARTFORD. Rodney Dennis, Pres't; C. T. Welles, Sec'y and Tr .; W. A. Willard, Auditor ; E. B. Farnham, A. H. Tilling- hast. Ralph Foster, G. P. Chandler, H. J. Case, Almon- ers. Formed Nov. 28, 1792. Chartered May, 1809. Annual meeting 2d Tuesday in Oct.
CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.
David I. Green, Sup't; Helena R. Rossiter, Assis't Sup't, 57 Trumbull street; Jacob L. Greene, Pres't; P. C. Royce, Vice Pres't; Atwood Collins, Secretary ; Rodney Dennis, Treasurer ; Francis Goodwin, Jacob L. Greene, P. C. Royce, Charles A. Jewell, Mrs. A. R. Hillyer, Jonathan B. Bunce, Rodney Dennis, J. D. Browne, Atwood Collins, Nathaniel Shipman, Mrs. Robert E. Day, P. H. Woodward, John J. McCook, Leverett Brainard, L. B. Haas, A. R. Merriam, Miss Ellen W. Gray, Mrs. Chas. R. Burt, Mary Hall, Mrs. Wm. A. Ayres, Mrs. Isaac Cross, Samuel N. Benedict, C. M. Lamson, J. A. Mulcahy, Mrs. E. L. Sluyter, Ernest DeF. Miel, Edwin K. Mitchell, G. P. Davis, Miles B. Preston, E. Henry Hyde, F. W. Perkins, Wilbur F. Gordy, Oscar A. Phelps, Mrs. B. M. Par- sons, Directors. Organized Nov. 80, 1890. Meets second Thursday, monthly at 57 Trumbull st. Annual meeting first Wednesday in Nov.
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CHARTER OAK QUARTETTE. Norris B. Bull, A. H. Dole, H. Seaman, F. W. White. Organized 1885. Meets as may be called.
CHURCH HOME.
John Williams, Pres't; L. W. Saltonstall, V. Pres't; H. Lilienthal, Sec'y; George E. Hatch, Treas; Mrs. G. W. Russell, Mrs. H. Kennedy, Miss Alice Bolter, Mrs. J. W. Gray, Mrs. G. L. Bulkley, Mrs. G. A. Wright, Mrs. J. E. Ball, Mrs. C. Ehbitts, Mrs. T. G. Talcott, Mrs. H. R. Hayden, Mrs. H. B. Mckinney, Mrs. J. E. Russell, Mrs. H. S. Seymour, Mrs. T. J. Boardman, Mrs. H. W. Richards, Mrs. A. Mugford, Mrs. H. C. Hawley, Managers. Dr. G. W. Russell, Henry K. Morgan, L. A. Dickinson, G. H. Day, Advisory Board. G. W. Russell, G. E. Hatch, Charles A. Pease, Trustees. Mrs. M. F. Weeks, Matron, 76 Bellevue st. Chartered 1876. Annual meeting Wednesday following 2d Sunday after Easter.
CHURCH SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY.
Rt. Rev. John Williams, Middletown, Pres't; Rev. C. G. Bristol, Hartford, Sec'y and Treas. T. R. Pyn- chon, Chairman, F. Goodwin, J. W. Bradin, J. H. Bar- bour, F. W. Harriman, James Stoddard, S. Taylor, A. C. Goodman, F. J. Kingsbury, G. W. Russell, C. G. Bris- tol, Benj. Page, O. H. Raftery, Board of Education. Incorporated 1874. Annual meeting 2d Tuesday in June, where convened by Bishop.
CIGAR MAKERS' UNION, No. 42.
J. J. Doyle, Pres't; Thomas W. Mathers, V. Pres't; Geo. F. Scheflin, P. O. Box 970, Cor. and Rec. Sec'y; W. J. Dolan, F. Sec'y. Meets at 11 Central row, first Thursday in each month. Executive board meets Mondays at 5.15 P. M. Organized Dec. 1880. Officers elected in Jan. and July.
CITY CLUB OF HARTFORD.
Wm. Waldo Hyde, Pres't; James P, Andrews, Geo. H. Day, Vice Pres'ts; Archibald A. Welch, Sec'y; George C. F. Williams, Treas .; James P. Andrews, Wm. Waldo Hyde, George C. F. Williams, Ernest Cady, George H. Day, A. A. Welch, J. G. Calhoun, Charles E. Gross, Arthur L. Shipman, Directors. Organized March 8, 1894. Annual election in April. Meets at 904 Main st.
CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
S. N. Benedict, Pres't; C. H. Prentice, Vice Pres't ; Olin H. Clark, Sec'y; George F. Hills, Treas .; A. L. Hunt, D. R. Howe, Auditors; H. J. Gillette, Mission- ary. Chartered in 1859. Their building at 284 Pearl street was dedicated March 25, 1891. This Society employs a city missionary with the united efforts of the Congregational churches of this city. Annual meeting in October.
CIVIC CLUB.
Mrs. Appleton R. Hillyer, Pres't; Miss Annie Eliot Trumbull, Mrs. T. Belknap Beach, Vice Pres'ts; Miss Lucy A. Perkins, Rec. Sed'y; A. Holly Rudd, 282 Sig- ourney street Cor. Sec'y; Mrs. J. Humphrey Greene, Treas. The above officers and Mrs. Jonathan B. Bunce, Mrs. George C. Perkins, Mrs. C. D. Alton, Mrs. Wm. A. Ayers, F. Louise Bushnell, Mrs. John C. Day, Mrs. Henry Ferguson, Caroline Hewins, Directors. Organized January 10, 1895. Meets 1st Friday in each month. Annual election in January.
OLAN GORDON, No. 19, ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.
John Gray, Chief; John MacCallum, Sec'y; Hoc- tor Johnstone, 85 Canton st., Fin. Sec'y; George H. Brown, Treas .; Andrew Pullar, G. B. Riddell, Peter Dow, Trustees. Organized March 81, 1886. Meets at 11 Pratt st. 1st and 8d Monday evenings each month. Annual election in December.
CLEYAKA CLUB.
Arthur P. Towne, Pres't; Irving Dimock, Fies Pres't; Merrick W. Chapin, Treas .; John K. Groesbeck, R. Sec'y. The above officers and William Penrose, Martin Stokes, Howard Buck, Milan Harlan, Directors. Organized March 1, 1898. Meets second Thursday, monthly, at 902 Main street. Annual meeting in April.
COLONIAL CLUB.
Francis R. Cooley, Pres't; Henry Ferguson, Fice Pres't; Henry S. Robinson, Sec'y; Wm. P. Conklin, Treas .; A. A. Welch, P. H. Ingalls, R. W. Huntington, .Jr., Louis R. Cheney, Edward M. Bunce, G. C. F. Williams, Directors; R. W. Huntington, Jr., Louis R. Cheney, A. A. Welch, House Com. Meets at club rooms, Prospect st., first Tuesday, monthly. Annual meeting first Tuesday in February.
COLT BICYCLE CLUB.
L. C. Grover, Pres't ; E. H. Williams, V. Pres's; F. W. Weatherhead, Sec'y; C. B. Mellen, Treas; A. L. Allen, F. Sec'y; H. S. Roberts, E. P. Whitney, H. G. Lord. A. L. Ulrich, F. N. Tilton, L. C. Grover. G. C. Green, A. L. Allen, C. B. Mellen, F. W. Weatherhead, C. C. Bulkeley, J. J. Peard, F. B. Griswold, E. R. Williams, C. N. Goodrich, Board of Managers; J. N, Fletcher, C. N. Goodrich, L. B. Bushnell, J. A. Staib. G. C. Green, House Committes. Organized Feb. 17, 1890. Annual meeting 2d Monday in February.
COLT BOWLING CLUB.
L. C. Grover, President ; T. H. Cook, Sec'y; A. L. Allen, Treas .; L. C. Glover, E. P. Whitney, Capts. Meeting every Wednesday evening at the Hartford Alleys.
COLT HAMMERLESS GUN CLUB.
J. A. Pitkin, President; Fred Bishop, Vice Pres't; M. F. Cook, Sec'y and Treas .; M. F. Cook, J. A. Pit- kin, L. C. Grover, Fred Bishop, Ex. Com. Organized August 18, 1884. Annual meeting in August Club house south of Colt's armory.
COLT MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. James J. Poard, Pres't ; E. H. Williams, Vice Pres't; C. C. Bulkley, Sec'y ; J. H. Hall. Treas. Membership comprises 450 employees of the Colt Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. Annual meeting first Monday in June.
COLT'S FIRST REGIMENT BAND. James R. Daly, President; George F. Johnson, Sec'y and Treas. Office 720 Main street.
CONNECTICUT BRANCH OF THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO THE BOARD OF MISSIONS, OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Mrs. Samuel Colt, Hartford, Pres't; Mrs. Harriette F. Giraud, Middletown, Vice Pres't; Miss C. L. Thomas, North Washington st., Norwich, Treas; Miss Edith Beach, care Beach & Co., 211 State st., Hartford, Cor. Sec'y; Mrs. T. Belknap Beach, 99 Elm st., Ass't Sec'y; Miss Sara B. Huntington, 836 Collins st., Hartford, R. Sec'y. Miss Mary E. Beach. Lock Drawer 13, Hartford, Sec'y and Ass't Treas. of the Junior Auxil- iary Publishing Company. Annual meeting in autumn, as may be called.
Managers for the Hartford Archdeaconry .- Miss S. E. Davis, 95 Trumbull st., Hartford; Mrs. Stephen Ter- ry, 771 Asylum st., Hartford; Miss Mary R. Holkins Warehouse Point.
CONNECTICUT LADIES' COMMISSION ON SUN- DAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
UNDER CARE OF CONN. CONGREGATIONAL CLUB. Mrs. D. E. Bartlett, Pres't; Miss Charlotte A. Jewell, Treas .; Miss Susan T. Clark, Sec'y. Organized June, 1881. Meets at 420 Asylum st. Annual election in March.
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CONNECTICUT CONGREGATIONAL CLUB. Chas. E. Gross, Hartford, Pres't; Jos. H. Twicbell, C. D. Hartranft, Charles A. Jewell, Hartford, F. R. Waite, Talcottville, H. R. Coffin, Windsor Locks, Wm. Maxwell, Jas. Nichols, John B. Talcott, Vice Pres'ts; S. H. Williams, Glastonbury, Sec'y; Daniel H. Wells, Hartford, Treas. Organized May 14, 1877. Meets 8d Tuesday in March, May, Sept. and Dec. at Jewell hall. Annual meeting third Tuesday in March.
CONN. HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Charles J. Hoadly, Pres't; Samuel Hart, James J. Goodwin, Hartford; James Terry, New Haven; R. A. Wheeler, Stonington; Morris W. Seymour, Bridgeport; Theodore S. Gold, Cornwall; Frank F. Starr, Middle- town; Miss Ellen D. Larned, Thompson, Vice Pres'ts; Albert C. Bates, Rec. Sec'y and Librarian ; W. DeLoss Love, Cor. Sec'y; Jonathan F. Morris, Treas. Char- tered in 1825. The Library is at 624 Main street; open 9.30 A. M. to 12.80 P. M., 1.80 to 5 P. M., and contains over 22,000 volumes. Annual election 4th Tuesday in May. Meets 1st Tuesday evening in each month, from October to May.
CONN. LIFE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION.
Benedict F. Ess, New Haven, Pres't; Eli D. Weeks, Litchfield; Rodney Kellogg, Hartford, Vice Pres'ts; F. A. Thompson, Hartford, Sec'y; Jos. Schwab, Hart- ford, Treas .; J. G. Rathbun, A. T. Richards, A. H. Bond, Alexander Harbison, Hartford, L. H. Lyon, Bridgeport, Executive Committee. Organized Oct. 27, 1891. An- nual meeting 2d Tuesday in February.
CONVERSATION CLUB. Mrs. John R. Buck, Pres't; Mrs. Martha I. Cone, Sec'y. Organized 1888. Meets Mondays, at 10:30 A.M. November to May, at members' houses.
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