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Society. - Hl. Cornwall, Charles Cheeney, I !. I. Sawyer. Committee; T. M. Allen, Treasurer; R. I. Huden, Clerk; Jerome W. Walker, Organist; Hiram L. Drake, Sex'un. Annual meeting in April.
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FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
44 Min street.
THIS Church was organized in 1842. Removed from their house in Talcott street to the building formerly belonging to the South School Society, after necessary alterations had been effected for making a comfortable place of worship. It will accommodate from 300 to 400. The seats are free. About sixty members of the Church.
Officers of the Church .- Rev. J. S. SERENE, Pastor; James P. Johnson, Alfred Curtis, Luther Harris, Trustees ; N. Pruden. A. Curtis, L. Harris, Stewards; E. Lankton, Sec'y .; R. K. Mills, Treas. : A. Curtis, Sexton.
Sibb ith Schwil .- James P. Johnson, Supt. ; Lucy M. Bronson, Assist .; L. Bigelow, Sec'y and Librarian.
ADVENT CHURCH. Rearof No. 3 Pratt street.
Officers of the Church .- Roy. EZRA CROWELL. Pastor; F .. Williams, John Kelsey, Jr., J. R. Pease Committee ; Alvan Sage, W. Rogers, John Dean. J. B. Terry, Trustees.
Meetings thrice on the Sabbath, and on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
HARMONIAL BROTHERHOOD.
Lectures Sabbath mornings or afternoons and evenings, as may be announced, at the usual hours, at Union Hall.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHI. No. 126 Main street. Organized Yor. 4, 1551.
THIs congregation purchased the South Baptist Church edi- fice, and took possession the 1st of July, 1853. The church is situate I upon the corner of Main and Sheldon streets. Size of edifice on Main street, 47 feet, on Sheldon street, so feet, with a tower 70 feet in height. Will seat about 750 persons. In 1857 their offer for been very much improved, by alertas, and by re-painting.
Officers of the Church .-- Pastor, Rev. THos. S. CHILDS. Or- dained and installed, June 30. 1852. Ellers .- Joseph Parks, and Alexander Curry. Detcon .- D. Knox.
Board of Trustees. - E. B. Watkinson, James MeKeag. Jas. Jackson, Robert Kenvon, Joseph Trumbull 2d, and William Me Crone, Jr. Clerk, John P. Hairbisou: Treasurer, Hugh Har- bison: Collectors, Thomas Achison and Jolin Me Keown.
Sabbath School .- H. W. Taylor, Superintendent.
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CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL,
Meets in Beth Jerne! edifice. 400 Main st. every Saturday : also on Jewish HLlilys. for the purpose of Divine worship. MOSES L. STRAUSS, Realer; Mwer Stearns, President; Sam- son Wallach, Vice President : S. Freeman, David Myers and David Selling, Trustees: Sim-on Wallach, Treasurer ; Wm. Sontheim, Secretary ; David Engel, Sexton.
ALBANY AVENUE SABBATH SCHOOL, Referen Edwards and Waterns drett. Organized 1954. David Hawley, Superintendent; Silas Smith and Mrs. Ruth Parker Assists .: Alonzo Sexton, Secretary and Librarian; 17 teachers and 100 scholars, About 200 vols. in Library.
PARK STREET SABBATH SCHOOL. Corner of Park and Squires street. Org. Oct. 1, 1856.
H. Blanchard, Superintendent; E. T. Goodrich, Secretary and Librarian; Library, 300 vols; 17 teachers and 76 scholars.
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HARTFORD WATER WORKS.
The above engraving represents the two story brick edice erected for, wri occupied as, the Hurtfor City Water Com- inissioner's Offices, and for the Engine, Boilers, and l'umps to? the Water Works. It is situated at No. 2 Water stree :. This House, Colfer Daum and Pier, with the land, cost $67,525.61. On the dir-t story is a Hall y by 9 feet-office in front 15 by 18.6 feet-Pump room Boj by 37} feet-Engine room IS by 37; feet-unl a Boiler room 30 by 373 feet. The chimney is octagonal, with a 10 feet base, tapering upwards 100 feet to ++ inches at the top. For further particulars, see p. 328-Bit.
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HARTFORD CITY PASSENGER OR "UNION RAILROAD STATION," 182 ASYLUM ST. . (For description of building, see p. 202.)
HARTFORD, NEW HAVEN AND SPRINGFIELD RAIL- ROAD. ALSO, CANAL ROAD. North.
HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE AND FISHKILL RAILROAD.
East
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NEW LONDON, WILLIMAN- NORWICH AND TIC & PALMER RAILROAD. WORCESTER RAILROAD. North.
North.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD ; ALSO, DANBURY AND NORWALK RAILROAD. East.
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anks.
Hours for business-from 10 o'clock, A. M. till 3 P. M. HARTFORD BANK, 58 STATE STREET. H. A. PERKINS. Prezident. GEO. RIPLEY, Cashier. J. GOODNOW, JP .. , B'k Keeper. E. D. JUDD, Teller.
درة الطيبة:
Directors .- H. A. Perkin .. MI. Jewell, L. Wilcox. R. G. Talcott, Roland Mather, James Bolter, Robert Buell, A. W. Butler, Gid- eon Welles, Jame- B. Hosmer, F. A. Brown, Samuel Deming. State .- Charles C. Burt. Attorney for the Bank .- Francis Parsons. Discount Days, are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Annual Election .- Second Tuesday in June. Dividends .- Semi-annually in June and December. Incorporated May, 1792 .- Capital Stock, $1,132,SCO.
PHENIX BANK, 393 MAIN STREET.
GEORGE BEACH, President. JOHN L. BUNCE, Cashier. RODNEY DENNIS, Book Keeper. JOSIAH HOOKER, Teller.
Directors .- Geo. Beach. S. S. Ward, J. B. Crosby, E. G. Rip- ley, Geo. W. Moore, J. L. Hlow- ard, G. Sevins, H. Huntington, L. Church, B. P. Starr, A. S. p- man.
State .- Julius Catlin, W. J. Gant-eli. Discount Dis -On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Annual Election .- ist Thurs- day in September. Incorporated, Mav, 1914.
Capital Stock. $1,2:3,500. Dividend's .- Semi-annually, in March aud September.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER BANKING CO. 25 CENTRAL ROW.
ALFRED SMITHI, President. JOHN A. BUTLER, Cashier. B. G. MITCHELL, Teller.
Directors .- Alfred Smith, Joseph Church, G. M. Bartholomew, John F. Judd, James H. Wells, Francis Parsons, Thomas S. Williams, P. F. Robbins, John P. Ford.
Bank Attorney .- Francis Parsons. Discount Days .- On Mondays and Thursdays.
Annual Election .- First Tuesday in January.
KEMei
Dividends .- In the month of Janu- ary and July. Incorporated, May, 1825. Capital Stock, $250,000.
FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK, 106 STATE STREET.
CHAS. BOSWELL, President. JOHN C. TRACY, Cashier. F. H. REDFIELD, B'k Keeper. JAS. L. CHAPMAN, Telle ..
Directors .- Chas. Boswell, Horace Goodwin, Jas. Good- win, Henry Keney, Henry Thompson, L. Stockbridge, S. F. Burnham, Miles A. Tuttle, H. Belden, Allyn S. Stillman, Thomas Sinich, Seth Beelden, Ebenezer Pin ney.
State .- C. R. Chapman, II. Cornwail. Attorney for the Link. - Mary Porking.
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Annual Meeting-Second Theday in August. Incorporared, May, 1-33, with a Capital of $500.000, with liberty to increase $1,000,000. Capital paid in, $700,900.
SETH BELDEN, United States' Agent for paying Pensioners in Connecticut.
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EXCHANGE BANK, 76 STATE STREET.
ELISELA COLT, Presider.t.
H. L. BIDWELL, Cashier.
C. L. PORTER, Book Keeper. .
H. C. BELDEN, Teller.
Directors. - Elisha Colt. Ebenezer Flower, Wm. L. Collins, Cullen Hays, Benj. Lyman, R. Terry, Jemey O. Phelps, Jr., F. L. Gleason, T. T. Fisher, G. Wells Pont. Mark Howard, E. Fessenden, Nath'] Shipman. State .- G. Sexton. J. O. Peritone. Attorney for the Banl :.- Francis Fel- lowes. Discount Days .- Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. Dividends .- January and July.
Incorporated. May, 1834. Capital, $535,000. Annual Meeting .- Second Tuesday in July.
STATE BANK, 299 MAIN STREET.
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THOS. BELKNAP, Pres. W. H. D. CALLENDER, Cashier. E. A. WASE- BURN, book keeper .--- G. F. HILLS, Teller.
Directors .- Thomas Belknap. Tertin: Wads- worth, Chase. H. N r- tham, W. T. LA, E. D. Tiffany. Joseph Toy, A. C. Hotchkiss, Isaac Hills, Wm. Gar.
Ante-Burrat Sage, Wm. W. House. Attorney for is Back. -Turi:
Fridays, at 11 A. JE.
Divilen!s. - In the months of March and September.
Tuesday i :: fotober. Incorporated in the year 1810. Capital Stock $440,002.
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CITY BANK, 34S MAIN ST.
G. F. DAVIS. President. P. S. RILEY, Cashier. J. B. CROWELL, Book Keeper. SAMUEL DODD, JR., Teller.
Directors. - G. F. Davis, B. W. Greene, Olcott Allen, Eli-ha T. Smith, Henry E. Russell, Howell R. Hills, Ebenezer Roberts, Ches- ter Adams.
State .- Jeffrey O. Phelps.
Annual Meeting, is on Ist Tues- davin Angust.
Discount Days .- Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays. Capital Stock. $350,000.
CHARTER OAK BANK, 373 MAIN STREET.
Capital Stock. 4400.000.
CHAS. T. HILLYER, Pres. J. F. MORRIS, Cashier. A. R. HILLYER, Teller. Directors. - Chas. T. Hillyer, Gurdon Trum- bull, William N. Matson, Newton Case. Lucius Barbour, Geo. M. Welch, Erastus Collins, Eratus Holcomb, Lorin Sexton. Annual Meeting .- Ist Monday in September. Discount Days .- Mon- davs, Wednesdays, and Friday -.
Capital, $550,000. Es- tablished, Oct. 1853. BANK OF HARTFORD CO.,
260 MAIN STREET. ALFRED GILL, President. ROWLAND SWIFT, Cashier. JOHN G. Root. Book keeper, J. G. WOODWARD, Teller.
Directors .- Alfred Gill, C. T. Webster, Horace Freeman, Ralph Gillett, William Boardman, Daniel Phillips, Oliver Woodford, Jas. P. Foster, R. Biodget, Eldad Taylor, John Hooker.
Discount Days .- Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays, at 11 A. M. Annual Meeting .- First Tuesday in September. Established. Oct. 20. 1852.
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MERCANTILE BANK, 2 MARKET STREET.
JOHN W. SEYMOUR. Pres. J. B. POWELL. Cashier. ARTHUR CHENEY. Teller, J. G. BURNHAM. B'k keeper. Directors .- J. W. Seymour. Samuel Woodruff, E. N. Kel- logg. A.F. Day. C. M.Talcott, C. B. Erwin, Henry Perkins, S. L. Loomis, Chas. A. War- ner. Attorney for the Bank .- Henry Perkins. Discount Days .- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Annual Election. - In the month of March. Dividends .- Semi-annully, in January and July . Establehad March 20, 1854. Capital Stock. $500,000.
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HARTFORD COUNTY SAVINGS ASSOCIATON. Cipital, $100,000. Office 136 State Street. E. A. BULKELEY, President. | AUSTLY DUNHAM, Vice President. JOHN W. SEYMOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors .- Wm. Hungerford, Wm. L. Storrs. Gideon Welles, Lawson C. Ives, Austin Dunham, Charles H. Northam. Thomas Belknap, E. A. Balkeley, Calvin Day, S. L. Loomis, Newton Case, Henry Stanley, Elisha Colt. H. A. Grant, Wm. G. Med- licott. Geo. Beach, Jr., Samuel Woodruff, M. A. Tuttle, Eben- ezer Flower, Alfred E. Burr, Tertius Wadsworth, James Good- win, Wm. R. Cone, Lemuel Humphrey, Geo. Kellogg. Lucius J. Barber, John W. Seymour, John A. Butler, Gurdon W. Bus- selL
HARTFORD SAVINGS BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCI- ATION. Capital, $800,000. Office 295 Main Street BARZILLAI HUDSON, President. | O. D. SEYMOUR, Vice Pres't.
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CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK. Capital $100,000. Office No. 2 American, Rou. ROSWELL BROWN, President. | RALPH GILLETT, Vice Pres't. SELDEN C. PRESTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors .- Roswell Brown, Ralph Gillett, S. C. Preston, H. K. W. Welch. Ralph Saunders, L. T. Welles, Nathaniel Ship- man, Wm. W. Roberts, F. S. Brown, M. Jewell, M. W. Cha- pin, J. W. Danforth, Sylvester Wiley, L. Brainard, Wm. H. Richardson, F. F. Rice, G. Owen. Edwin Deming, Charles E. Fox, G. W. Godard, Thomas Gross, Jr., Thomas Clarke, Platt T. Holly, Sanford Brown, John C. Sinith, Thomas L. Brown, R. C. Osborn, Sheldon Osborn. Josiah T. Peck, D. N Kimball, A. S. Gillett, Oswin Welles, George Smith, Charles Stoddard, H. A. Pratt, Albert S. Huun.
THE MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Capital, $273,000. Office, rear room of No. 6 Central Row. JAMES P. FOSTER, President. HAYNES L. PORTER, Sec'y. JAMES BOLTER, Vice President. and Treasurer.
Directors .- James P. Foster, James Bolter, Alfred Gill, Hor- ace Freeman, Levi C. Gates, Horatio E. Day, John B. Russell, A. G. Hammond, Caleb M. Talcott, I. Hills, Geo. W. Moore, Lucius F. Robinson, Haynes L. Porter, John G. Litchfield, C. C. Strong, Wm. Boardman. John Carter, Wm. D. Shipman, T. W. Wolcott, E. J. Bassett, R. H. Foster, S. W. Robins, F. W. Cowles, Francis Hanmer, John S. Dobson, Lucius Skin- ner, Ansel Arnold, David Hale, Richard H. Rose, R. B. Micr- rison, Heury Pease, Noah Strong.
Offices, &t., in the State House.
Comptroller of Public Accounts, Ist story, south side. Anuni cioper of the School Fund. south door. west room. Chanty and Superior Court rom, Ist story, north s.de. Governor's room, south door, east rovin. House of Representatives, 2d story, north end. Secretary of State, 23 story, west end. Senate Chamber, 2d story, south end. State Library. 2d story, east side. Superintendent of Coinmon Schools, over Secretary's office. Treasurer of State, Ist story, south side.
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WADSWORTH ATHENEUM, 206 Main Street, opposite to Mulberry Street,
Is a granite building of 100 feet in length, on Main street, and 80 feet in depth in center wings, and 70 teet in depth in outside wings, and is appropriated to four distinct Societies. Its archi- tectural style is of the castelated structure, with central towers 70 feet in height, and corner butresses 56 feet in height. The stone, which is a species of gneiss, was procured from the east part of Glastonbury, about nine miles South East of this city.
The North division, first story 13 feet high, second story 24 fect high, and both 65 feet long by 30 feet wide, is occupied by the YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE, for a reading room, quarterly and other meetings, and by their Library, of 10,000 volumes.
The South division is of the same dimensions as the North. The CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY use this.
The NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY Occupy a large room in the first story of the South division of the Atheneum.
The central division of similar dimensions with the others, is used as a gallery of very valuable PAINTINGS and STATUARY.
The building was erected by voluntary contributions of citi- zens, and, with the land and fence, cost $52,085.35.
OFFICERS OF WADSWORTH ATHENEUM. ALFRED SMITH, President.
D. WATKINSOY IN V. P . s.
¡ CALVIN DAY, Gerettry, ALBERT DAY 2d V. Pris.
I JAS. B. LIOSMER, Treasurer.
Trustees .- Thomas Belknap. M. A. Tuttle, Roswell B. Ward, C. H. Brainard. Jos. Church, James G. Bolles, C. C. Lvman, W. W. Turner, Henry Barnard, 24, Calvin Day, Gideon Welles.
The following gentlemen are Life Trustees, by subscription -. David Watkinson, Thomas S. Williams, Alfred Smith. Erastus Smith, James B. Hlosmer, David F. Robinson, Charles H. Olmsted, Robert Watkinson, Henry A. Chittenden, Albert W. Butler, James Dixon, Albert Day, John Olinsted, Erastus Collins, Newton Case. Annual election in June."
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TRINITY COLLEGE, CHARTERED, A. D. 1823.
CORPORATION.
Rt. Rev. T. C. Brownell, D. D., LL. D., Chancellor. ex officio President ; Rt Rev. John Williams, D. D., Vice Chancellor ; Rev. Daniel R. Goodwin, D. D., President of the College ; Rev. Harry Croswell. D. D .: Hon. John S. Peters. L.L. D. ; Sminuel Tudor, Esq .; Rev. William Jarvis, M. A. ; Hon. I-aac Toucey, LL. D. ; Hon. Samuel H. Huntington ; Hon. Wm. W. Board' man ; Rev. Frederick Holcomb, D. D .; Rev. Stephen Jewett, M. A .; Robert Watkinson, Esq .: Thomas Belknap. Esc .: Hev. Willian C. Mead, D. D. ; Daniel Russell, Esg. ; Rev. Robert A. Hallam. D. D .; Rev. Nathaniel S. Wheaton, D. D .; Jobu Fergu- sou, Esq. ; Jedediah Huntington, Esq. ; Rev. E. Edwards Beardsley, D. D .; Rev. E. A. Washburn, M. A .; Gurdon W. Russell, M. D .; R. D. Hubbard, Esq.
Sharetury .- Gurdon W. Russell, 31. D.
Treasurer .- Thomas Belknap, Esq.
ChanceIhr .- Rr. Rev. Thomas C. Brownell, D. D., LL. D. Vice Chancellor .- Rt. Rev. John Williams, D. D.
FACULTY.
Fev. DANIEL R. GOODWIN, D. D., President and Hobart Pro- fessor of the Ethics and Evidences of Christianity.
Rev. A. Jackson, M. A., Professor of Moral and liteliectual
John Brocklesby, s. A., Professor of Mathematics and Natu- ral Philosophy
Rev. Thomas R. Pynchon, 3I. A., Scovill Professor of Chem- istry and Natural Science.
Samuel Elliot, MI. A., Brownell Professor of History and Literature.
Edward Graham Daves, x. A., Professor of the Greek Lan- guage and Literature.
Rufus Ewery, D A., Classicel Tutor and Librarian.
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Duncan L. Stewart, M. A., Professor Emeritus of the Greek and Latin Languages and Literature.
Rev. Thomas W. Coit, D. D., LL. D., Professor of Ecclesi- astical History.
Hou. William W. Ellsworth, LL. D., Professor of Law.
George C. Shattuck, M. D., Professor of Anatomy, Phys- iology, and the Institutes of Medicine.
Rev. Edward A. Washburn, M. A., Adjunct Lecturer on English Literature.
Charles C. Perkins, MI. A., Lecturer on Art.
BOARD OF FELLOWS.
Fellows .- Rev. Charles W. Everest, M. A. ; John L. Sawver, M. A .; Rev. Robert A. Hallam, D. D .: Gurdon W. Russell, M. D., Rev. Samuel Benedict, M. A. ; Rev. Edward A. Washburn, M. A. Junior Fellows .- Rev. Benj'n H. Paddock, M. A .: Rev. Da- vid H. Short, M. A .; Nathan M. Belden, x A .; Rev. H. H. Reid, M. A .; Charles J. Hoadley, MI. A .; Rev. Thomas H. Vail, MI. A.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF CONVOCATION.
Pliny A. Jewett, M. A., M. D., Dean; Rev. Thos. Gallaudet, M. A., Sub-Dean; Benjamin G. Whitman, M. A., Registrar; James Ward Smyth, M. A., Bursar; Rev. Prof. A. Jackson, M. A., Rev. Charles R. Fisher, M. A., Rev. Jacob L. Clark, D. D., Standing Committee.
Vacations .- The Christmas vacation is two weeks from the Thursday preceding Christmas day. The Easter vacation is three weeks from the close of Lent term. The Midsummer vacatian is eight weeks from Commencement day, which is the third Tuesday in July.
SENIOR SOPHISTERS.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
ROOMIS.
H. W. Alexander,
Rochester, N. Y. B. H. 30.
Wm. H. Benjamin,
New York.
B. H. 39.
+Edward G. Butler,
West Feliciana, La.
B. H. 13.
Horace J. Canfield,
New York, N. Y.
J. H. 28.
Densmore D. Chapin,
Chicago.
Graham Daves,
Nacbern, N. C.
J. H. 25.
Samuel Ferguson,
Stamford.
B. H. 29.
¡Edward M. Gallaudet, Sidney Hall,
Comord, N. I.
J. 11. 42.
Samuel Hermann,
Germany.
B. H. 16.
Ashbel S. Kittridge,
Ketne, N. H.
B. H. 32.
George O. Marcy,
Hartford.
74 Park st.
Wim. W. Niles,
Hatley, C. E.
95 Main st.
Edward J. Purdy,
Exeter, N. I.
B. H. 11.
Edmund Rowland,
Schenectady, N. Y. T. II. 12.
+ Wm. G. M. Whistler
Starshalo, N. Y.
J. H. 45.
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JUNIOR SOPHISTERS.
NAMES. RESIDENCE.
D. M. Armstrong,
Newburgh, N. Y.
David F. Banks, Southport. Ct.
Jolin A. Boughton, Wonbury.
Wharton Butler,
Hartford.
34 s. Pros't st. B. H. 34.
Oliver K. Gordon,
New York, N. Y.
107 Main st.
t Win. Hamersley.
Hartford. White Plains, N. Y. Washington Co., Md.
J. 11. 48. J. H. 29.
Joseph Huzz,
Moorestown, N. J.
B. H. 6.
George S. Mallory,
Watertoun.
24 Col'ge st. P. H. 35. B. H. 9.
. Henry H. Pierce,
Greenfield, Muss.
Hartford.
29 High st.
John H. S. Quick,
New York, N. Y.
B. H. 12.
William 11. Vibbert,
Fair Haven, Ct.
B. H. 23.
W'm. R. Woodin,
Pine Plains, N. Y.
B. H. 39.
SOPHOMORES.
John Bakewell,
Pittsburg, Pa. B. H. 10.
t Dudley Buck, Jr.,
Hartford, Ct.
Ann st. 43.
Charles M. Cunningham,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
B. H. 33.
Alfred B. Bull,
Hertford, Ct.
29 Farm av.
Aubrey S. Darrell,
Berinuda Island.
B. H. 23.
Edmund M. Ferguson,
Stamford. Ct.
B. H. 29.
Gile- 1 :. Hallam,
Lynn, Muss.
B. H. 24.
B. T. Holcomb,
New Castle, Del.
J. H. 26.
Edwin E. Johnson,
Naugatuck, R. I.
B. H. 16.
Henry K. Leaver,
Concord. N. H.
B. H. 11.
Wm. T. Maddox,
Alexandria, La.
B. H. 14.
G. A. Strian, Jr.,
Hurtford. Ct.
B. H. 15.
Henry Mar-h.
Chefsen, Mass.
Davil B. Walker,
Brooklyn, N. Y. B. H. 40.
Samuel B. Warren,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
B. H. 28.
FRESHMEN.
Iconias B. Baldwin,
Nno Hiren, Ct. B. H. 36.
William Gi. Davies,
New York. J. H. 25.
Charles L. Fischer,
Philadelphia, Pa. J. 1. 5%.
47 T: ! . ...
Wishart, Ct.
24 Coryest.
William W. Ro-enu,
Troy, N. Y. Warehouse Point, Ct. .J. II. 42.
Thomas B. Sexton,
Charles H. W. Stocking, Norwich, Ct. J. 1. 42.
Enoch V. Stoddard, Jr., Vec Lanulon, Ct. B. 11. 35.
John 11. Tingley,
Samuel H. Webb,
B. Ulines Falls, Vt. B. 11. 87.
ABBREVIATIONS .- J. H. Jarvis Hall. B. H. Browneil Hall t University Students.
201
P.OOMS. J. H. 32. 49 Col gest. B. H. 6.
William H. Mallory, Watertown, Ct.
George B. Hopson,
Mulilleluun.
B. H. 34.
James F. Mears,
Indianapolis, Ind.
t Charles 31. Pond,
William Robert Harris,
Wim. W. Hayes,
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95 A-v. st.
1
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GEEN S HARTFORD
Public Schools.
BOUNDARY LINES OF HARTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
ARSENAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, commencing at a point on the west bank of the Connect.cut River due east of the center of the eastern termination of Avon street, and running from thence westerly and southerly by the line of the 2d North School District to the crossing of Edwards street, from thence west through the center of Wahunt street to Brick-kiln brook, and from thence northerly by the course of the brook to the present northern boundary. and from thenee by the present northern boundary due east to the river, and from thence by said rives southerly to the plice of beginning.
"CENTER DISTRICT, " beginning at a point on the west bank of the Connecticut River, dne east from the center of the east end of Pleasant street, and running westerly and southerly by the line of the Second North District to the point where the Brick-kiln brook crosses Asylum street, then southerly by said brook to Little River, thence easterly and northerly by Little R ver and Connecticut R'ver to the place of beginning.
THE SECOND NORTH MIDDLE DISTRICT, sometimes called the NORTH MIDDLE DISTRICT in this town, embraces all the land lying withm the following boundaries, viz. commencing on the west bank of the Connecticut R ver, due east of the eas- tern terinin:ttion of Avon street, running thene west to Avon street, and through the center of pid street to Main street, (formerly ealled Windsor road.) thence across the street fist aforesaid to Belden street, thence we-terly through the eenter of Belden street to Albany street, tlichce across Albany street to Elwar I4 street, thence sou, h through the center of E lwards stree: to Walnut street, thence east through the centre of Wd- nut street to the main trick of the Hurthed and New Haven Rilral, thence south by -aid track to Brick-kiln brook, and thence by the course of said brosk to the centre of AsyInm street, thence east through the center of AseInin street to Ann street, thence north through the centerof Aun street to C'mrch street. thenice east through the center of Church street to fruin- bull street, theace north through the center of Eninbull street to Mun street, down north side Main street to Village street, all west of theeconomy of VALID from :, Parent trap, the ent through the center of the want street to Front street, thence east to the Connecticut B ver, and thence northerly by the river to the place of beginning.
SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT .- Bounded on the north by Little River, east by Connectient River, south by Wether-tield, and west by the hollow which is a little west of Wether-field roul, crossing Maple aveune north of the first house north of south burying ground to the west end of hon-e No. 39 R treat ave- nue, theuce northerly and westerly to 80 Washington street, thence westerly to West Hartford Une.
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