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EDUCATION.
TEACHERS. John D. Philbrick, Principal and Pro- fessor of the English Language and Literature, Mental Philosophy, and the Theory and Practice of Teaching. David N. Camp, Associate Principal and Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy and Geography. B. N. Comings, Professor of Physi- ology, Chemistry and Natural History. Francis T. Russell, Professor of Elocution. F. Julius Busch, Pro- fessor of Drawing and Oil Painting. Levi W. Hart. Professor of Grammar and History. Miss Jane A. Bartholomew, Assistant. Miss - Clark, Teacher of the Piano and Melodeon. J. M. Potter, Teacher of Vocal Music.
The present number of pupils is 175. Whole num- ber since the school was opened is upwards of 1,000. Whole number of graduates, 70.
J. W. Tuck is Principal of the New Britain High School, which, together with the other schools of the village, is under the supervision of the officers of the Normal School.
YALE COLLEGE.
The CORPORATION consists of the President, Gov- ernor, Lieut. Gov., the 6 senior members of the Senate, (see p. 20,) and 10 Clergymen.
Samuel R. Andrew, Secretary. Edward E. Herrick, Treasurer.
PRESIDENT. Rev. Theodore Dwight Woolsey.
PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS. Benjamin Silli- man, Chemistry, &c., Emeritus. Eli Ives, Materia Medica, &c., Emeritus. Rev. Nathaniel W. Taylor, Theology. Jonathan Knight, Principles and Practice of Surgery. Timothy P. Beers, Obstetrics. Josiah W. Gibbs, Sacred Literature. Rev. Eleazar T. Fitch, Homiletics. Rev. Chauncey A. Goodrich, Pastoral Charge. Denison Olmsted, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy. Thomas B. Osborne and Henry Dutton, Law. Charles Hooker, Anatomy and Physiology. Worthington Hooker, Theory and Practice of Physic. Rev. William A. Larned, Rhetoric and English Litera- ture. Henry Bronson, Materia Medica and Therapeut-
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EDUCATION.
ics. Rev. Noah Porter, Moral Philosophy and Meta- physics. William A. Norton, Civil Engineering. Ed- ward E. Salisbury, Arabic. James D. Dana, Natural History. Thomas A. Thacher, Latin. Benjamin Silli- man, Jr., General and Applied Chemistry. James Had- ley, Greek. John A. Porter, Analytical and Agricul- tural Chemistry. William D. Whitney, Sanskrit. Rev. George P. Fisher, Divinity. Hubert A. Newton, Mathematics. George J. Brush, Metallurgy. Mark Bailey, Elocution. Robert Bakewell, Drawing and Perspective. Luigi Roberti, French and Italian. Gus- tave J. Stockel, Vocal Music. And 8 Tutors ; and 3 assistants to Professors.
Edward C. Herrick, Librarian ; John Edmands, As- sistant.
Theological Students, 25
Law 26
Medical 32
Students in Philosophy and the Arts,
63
Undergraduates, Seniors, .
97
Juniors, 111
Sophomores, 111
Freshmen, 154-473
Total, 619
COMMENCEMENT. Last Thursday in July. VACATIONS. 7 weeks from Commencement; 2 weeks before Ist Wed. of Jan., and 3 weeks before Ist Wed. of May, when the terms commence.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
The Corporation consists of the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor (the Bishops,) the President, 9 Clergymen, and 11 Laymen. E. E. Beardsley, Secretary ; Thomas Belknap, Treasurer.
PRESIDENT, Rev. Daniel R. Goodwin, and Professor of Modern Languages and Literature.
PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS. Duncan L. Stewart, Greek and Latin. Rev. A. Jackson, Moral and Intellect- ual Philosophy. John Brocklesby, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Rev. Thomas W. Coit, Ecclesi-
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EDUCATION.
astical History, &c. Rev. Calvin Colton, Public Econ- omy. William W. Ellsworth, Law. S. B. Beresford Anatomy and Physiology. George C. Shattuck, Insti' tutes of Medicine. Bp. Williams, History. Rev. T R. Pynchon, Chemistry and Natural Science. Rev. F T. Russell, Elocution. Nathan M. Belden, Classica: Tutor. Charles J. Hoadly, Librarian.
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COMMENCEMENT, 3d Thursday of July.
From the General Catalogue lately printed, we learn that the first regular class graduated 1827. Whole No.
Alumni, 436 Deceased 61 Living 375
Clergymen,
154
18
66
136
Lawyers,
88
66
8
66
80
Physicians
41
3
38
Other Professions, 47
1
46
Honorary Degrees, 196
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
TRUSTEES, Rev. Laban Clark, Pres., and 8 clergy" man and 19 laymen. Charles Woodward, Sec. ; John L. Smith, Treas. The
BOARD OF VISITORS are appointed by the 11 con- ferences in the New England States and New York.
PRESIDENT, Augustus W. Smith, and Prof. of Mathe- matics and Astronomy.
PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS, John Johnson, Nat- ural Science ; Rev. Charles K. True, Moral Science and Belles-Lettres ; Harvey B. Lane, Greek ; Rev. J. W. Lindsay, Latin and Hebrew ; Rev. Jacob F. Huber, Modern Languages ; John M. Van Kleek, Mathemat- ics, and Librarian.
STUDENTS, Seniors, 18 ; Juniors, 30; Sophomores, 37 ; Freshmen, 31; Total, 116.
COMMENCEMENT. Thursday following Ist Wed. of August, followed by a vacation of 4 weeks. Other vacations, 8 weeks in the winter, and 2 weeks in May.
THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF CONN.
Under the care of Pastoral Union.
TRUSTEES. Rev Messrs. Bennet Tyler, President, Timothy P. Gillett, Nathaniel Hewit, George A. Cal- houn, Frederick Marsh, Isaac Parsons, David L. Par-
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EDUCATION.
melee, E. L. Cleaveland, W. W. Turner, Mark Tucker, Walter Clarke, Charles Bentley, Lavius Hyde, John E. Tyler, John A. McInstry, Willis Lord, Charles Hyde, L. B. Rockwood; Seth Terry, Erastus Ellsworth, James B. Hosmer, Olcott Allen, Elisha C. Brewster, Newton Case.
PROFESSORS. Rev. Bennet Tyler, Christian Theol- ogy. Rev. William Thompson, Biblical Literature. Rev. Edward A. Lawrece, Eclesiastical History and Pastoral Duty.
CONNECTICUT LITERARY INSTITUTION.
Baptist Seminary, located in Suffield.
TRUSTEES. 14 clergymen and 7 laymen. David Hale, Jr., Treasurer and Collector; Daniel Townsend, Steward.
TEACHERS. Wm. W. Woodbury, Principal, and Prof. of Intellectual, Moral and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Natural History. Rev. Joseph A. Goodhue, Latin, Creek and Hebrew. Bennet J. Bris- tol, Mathematics. Susan M. Hayward, Preceptress, and Teacher of Botany, Rhetoric and Mathematics. H. Maria Bodurtha, Common English Branches. Ma- rietta Atkins, Music, Drawing and Painting. Whole number, 248, viz .: In Advanced Class, 4; Senior, 10; Middle, 44; Junior, 190.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL
For the Reformation of Juvenile Offenders, located at West Meriden.
TRUSTEES. Phillip Ripley, Hartford, Chairman,- term expires 1857 : Philemon Hoadley, New Haven, Treasurer, 1857 : Moses Pierce, Norwich, 1856 : Fred- erick S. Wildman, Danbury, 1858 : John Gallup, 2d, Brooklyn, 1858 : Sylvester Spencer, Litchfield, 1859 : Elihu Spencer, Middletown, 1859 : John S. Yeomans, Columbia, 1856.
SUPERINTENDENT, Roswell Hawley. TEACHERS, Saxton B. Little, and Rev. Ralph H. Maine, who is also Chaplain ; &c.
Benj. P. Foot, Steward; J. K. Gillette, Farmer; H.
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EDUCATION.
S. Beach, Master of Shoe Shop; J. L. Jackson, of Wil- low Basket Shop.
Of 150 commitments, 39 were from Hartford, 36 from New Haven, and others from Hartford Co., 8; New Haven Co., 21 ; New London Co., 15 ; Fairfield Co., 13 ; Windham Co., 1 ; Litchfield Co., 5; Middlesex Co., 2; Tolland Co., 4.
AMERICAN ASYLUM
For the Education of Deaf Mutes, in Hartford. OFFICERS. Thomas S. Williams, Pres. 8 Vice Presidents and 10 Directors. B. Hudson, Secretary ; James B. Hosmer, Treas .; Seth Terry, Commissioner of the Fund.
TEACHERS. Wm. W. Turner, Principal ; Jared A. Ayres, of High Class; Laurent Clerc, Samuel Porter, Henry B. Camp, John R. Keep, John C. Bull, Theo- dore J. Holmes, Richard S. Storrs, Wilson Whiton, James L. Wheeler, Catharine P. Brooks, Elizabeth C. Bacon; F. Julius Busch, of Drawing; W. R. Small, of Penmanship ; Eliza H. Wadsworth, of Articulation ; J. M. Allen, Steward ; Phebe C. White, Matron.
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE, HARTFORD.
Rev. Bishop Brownell, Pres .; Wm. T. Lee, Treas- urer; Thomas Belknap, Auditor; R. G. Talcott, Sec- retary. There are 20 Directors, 6 Medical Visitors, 3 Managers, and 6 Lady Visitors.
John S. Butler, Superintendent and Physician; Wm. Porter, Assistant ; Edwin Blakeslee, Apothecary ; Hor- ace Hooker, Chaplain ; Thomas H. Holaday, Steward ; Mrs. Holaday, Matron.
STATE PRISON.
DIRECTORS. Francis Hanmer, East Hartford ; Dan- iel Webster, Union; Obadiah Spencer, Cromwell.
Warden, Wm. Willard ; Assistant, A. J. Sherman ; Chaplain, P. Brockett ; Physician, A. S. Warner.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance Companies.
FIRE (*Marine.) Ætna, Hartford, Bridgeport,*
City, Hartford,
City, New Haven Conn., Hartford, Hartford,
President. Thos. K. Brace, H. W. Chatfield, Ralph Gillett,
Sec. & Treas. T. A. Alexander. John W. Washburn. Leverett Brainard.
Wells Southworth, N. D. Perry. B. W. Greene, H. Huntington,
J. B. Eldredge.
C. B. Bowers, (a) P. S. Galpin.
Henry Kellogg.
MUTUAL FIRE. . Danbury, Farmington Val'y, Samuel Deming,
Greenwich, Augustus Mead,
Greenwoods,
(Winchester,)
Hartford Co., Litchfield Co.,
Chas. Shepard, J. G. Beckwith,
Roger Averill. S. S. Cowles. Geo. J. Smith, (b.)
Wm. S. Phillips. D. D. Erving. Jason Whiting, (c.)
Madison, Walter P. Munger, Joseph W. Dudley. Middlesex, Wm. S. Camp, New London Co., J. G. Huntington, Stephen Taylor,(d.) John L. Devotion. H. B. Tracy, Norwich Assur., S. S. Buckingham. John L. Parker.
Portland,* Guy Cooper, Gideon Parker, Saybrook,* Suffield, Simon B. Kendall, H. P. Grosvener.
Tolland Co.,
Ariel Ladd,
Trumbull,
Daniel Fairchild,
Windham Co.,
Armin Bolles,
Clark Holt, (f.) B. B. Plumb. Edwin S. Chase.
LIFE MUTUAL. Etna, Hartford, E. A. Bulkeley, American, N. H'n, B. Silliman, Do. Temp., Hfd., E. Fessenden, 66 Charter Oak, J. C. Walkley,
Connecticut, James Goodwin,
Hartford, James Dixon,
John W. Seymour.
Benj. Noyes, (e.) J. Aug. Wright. Elias Gill.
Guy R. Phelps. H. L. Miller.
a. C. C. Lyman, Assistant. b. Treas., Odle C. Knapp. c. Treas., G. C. Woodruff. d. Treas., Chas. W. Newton. e. Treas., John W. Fitch, f. Gen. Agt., A. P. Hyde.
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Willis Bristol,
N. Haven Secu .* Norwich, Augustus Brewer. Eben. Learned, Jr.
Phoenix, Hartford, S. L. Loomis,
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ECCLESIASTICAL.
Clergy and Ecclesiastical Statistics.
CONGREGATIONAL.
GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT.
Rev. T. D. Woolsey, Moderator; M. N. Morris, and Bur- dett Hart,. Scribes.
Embraces Delegates from the 15 District Associations, viz.
Hartford North, Hartford Central, Hartford South, Hart- ford Fourth, New Haven West, New Haven Central, New Haven East, New London, Fairfield East, Fairfield West, Windham, Litchfield North, Litchfield South, Middlesex and Tolland. Each Association is entitled to 3 delegates, and 1 additional for every 7 members beyond 21.
The Associations embrace only clergymen. With these Associations are connected 12 Consociations, which em- brace pastors and delegates.
Number of churches 279; of pastors 199; stated supplies 21; vacant 41.
Average ministerial age of pastors, 15.
Communicants reported 38,083; non-residents 3,307; ad- missions by profession 1,260; by letter 829; total 2,117. Removals by death 634; dismission 948; excommunica- tion 101; total 1,683. Baptisms, adults 440; infants 1,738. Returns are incomplete .*
Next Annual Meeting in Middletown, 3d Tuesday of June, 1856.
Receivers of Statistics, Messrs. S. H. Allen, Patton, Snow, Rockwood, Thayer, Eustis, Putnam, Havens, J. Avery, Merwin, W. B. Curtis, E. F. Burr, Fenn, Learned, Loomis, and Fessenden.
Tax on members of District Assoc. 50 cents.
Committee to certify the regular standing of traveling preachers, the Registers of the several Associations.
Register, Rev. M. N. Morris, West Hartford.
Treasurer, Rev. Austin Putnam, Whitneyville.
Trustees of copyright of Psalms and Hymns, Messrs. Day, Tyler, Hawes, Fitch, and Bacon. Published by Dur- rie and Peck, New Haven. The profits $207.72 are devoted to Home Missions.
* 33 Churches, including several of the largest in the State, are not reported or included.
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CONGREGATIONAL
CONNECTICUT MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Trustees, Rev. Messrs. Hawes, Tucker, Gillett, Spring, Bond, and Morris ; and Allyn Kellogg, Seth Terry, Henry White, Edward Goodwin and Samuel W. Ward.
Treasurer, Edward W. Parsons, Hartford. Auditor and Secretary, Rev. Horace Hooker, Hartford.
This society, supposed to be the oldest missionary asso- ciation in the country, is continued in existence, on account of permanent vested funds, amounting to $30,000; but it forms an essential part of the
HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY; Auxiliary to the A. H. M. S .; the officers of which are the above, together with Rev. Messrs. B. Tyler, Weed, W. Clarke, Dutton, and Tillotson ; and Jonathan Barnes.
Amount appropriated to 36 churches in Connecticut in- cluding 2 German congregations in New Haven and New Britain, viz., 10 churches in Hartford Co., 6 in New Haven Co., 5 in New London Co., 7 in Windham Co., 1 in Fair- field Co., 3 in Litchfield Co., and 4 in Tolland Co., $3,867. Balance paid to the A. H. M. S., located in New York. Whole amount appropriated to Home Missions, $32,138.
CONNECTICUT BIBLE SOCIETY. President, Rev. Joel Hawes; Secretary, Edward Goodwin; Treasurer, Charles Seymour, Jr .; General Agent, Charles Hosmer, Hartford.
CONN. BRANCH AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. President, Rev. Wm. W. Turner; Treasurer, Secretary and General Agent, Charles Hosmer, Hartford.
EVEREST FUND. Trustees, Averit Wilcox, Rev. J. Burt, Lancel Foot, Rev. C. B. McLean. Principal, $7,234.18. Income, $529.31.
CLERGY.
Adams, Charles S. Westford Avery, John Exeter, Leb.
Allen, Jacob Collamer Avery, Jared R. Franklin
Allen, S. H. Windsor Locks Avery, Wm. P. Bozrahı Andrew, S. R .* New Haven Ayer, Joseph S. Killingly Arms, H. P. Norwich Town Bacon, Leonard New Haven Arnold, J. R. S. Coventry Bacon, Wm. T .* Woodbury Atwater, Jason Newtown Baldwin, A. C .* Guilford Atwood, A. S. Mansfield Cen. Bancroft, David Willington Austin, David R .* S.Norwalk Barnes, J. E. Middletown Austin, H. A. W. Hartland Barber, L. H. Hitchcockville Averill, J. K. Plymouth Hol. Bartlett, John* W. Avon Avery, Fred. D. Columbia Bartlett, Jonathan* Redding
NOTE .- Those marked * have no pastoral care ; tare teachers.
CLERGY.
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Bates, James Central Vil. Clark, Sumner Eastford
Beach, Aaron C.
Wolcott Clark, Wm. B. N. Cornwall
Beadle, Elias R. Hartford Clarke, Clinton
Ridgefield
Beardsley, N. H .* Somers
Clarke, Walter Hartford
Beebe, Hubbard W. Haven
Cleveland, E. L. New Haven Clift, William Stonington
Belden, Wm. W. Fitchville Bell, Hiram Killingworth
Beman, A. G. New Haven
Coe, Samuel G. Danbury
Bentley, Ch. Green's Farms Bingham, H.t New Haven Birchard, W. M. Broadbrook
Collins, A. B.
Long Ridge
Colton, H. M. Avon
Bird, Isaact Hartford
Blakeman, Ph. No. Madison Bloodgood, Abr. L. Enfield Bond, Alvan Norwich
Brace, Jonathan Milford
Bradley, Thos. S. Wilton
Brainerd, David S. Lyme
Bray, John E .* Clinton Breed, Wm. J .* New Haven Brewer, Josiah; Middletown Brewster, Cyrus* Derby
Curtiss, W. B. Huntington Day, Jeremiah* New Haven Day, Hiram Staffd. Springs Brigham, Ch. A. G. Enfield Dickinson, Erast. Colchester
Brooks, A. L.
E. Granby
Buckley, C.H.A. W. Winst'd Doolittle, Edgar J.
Chester
Bull, Edward*
Cheshire Dudley, Martin Easton
Burr, Zalmon B.
Weston
Dunning, And. Thompson
Dunning, E. O .* N. Haven
Burton, Nathan
Millplain
Dyer, Francis Middlefield
Bush, Charles P. Greenville Bushnell, Horace Hartford
Eddy, Hiram East Canaan
Eddy, Z. Birmingham
Calhoun, Geo. A. Coventry
Edwards, Tryon N. London Eldridge, Joseph Norfolk
Canfield, Philo Ridgebury Chamberlain, Chas. Ashford
Elliot, S. H .* New Haven
Chapman, F. W .; Ellington Cheever, H. T. Westbrook Chesebrough, A. S. Meriden
Eustis, Wm. T. New Haven Fessenden, T. K. Ellington Fenn, Stephen Torringford
Chipman, R. M. Guilford Fisher, G. P. Prof. Yale Col. Woodbury Fiske, Warren C. Marlboro Cheshire Fitch, E. T.t New Haven
Churchill, John Clapp, Chas. W. Clark, E. Bristol Freeman, John R .* Chaplin
Comstock, D. C .; Stamford Cone, R. J. Middlebury Connitt, G. W. Deep River Cook, Neh. B. Mystic
Cowles, Orson, Dis. Sec.,
A. B. C. F. M. No. Haven Crane, Ethan B .* Saybrook Crane, Jas. B. Middletown Curtiss, Samuel I. Union
Bridgeport Bryan, George A. Cromwell Bryant, Sidney
Dickinson, J. L. Plainville Dodd, Stephen* East Haven Dodd, S. G. Milford
Bullard, C. H.
Burr, Enoch F.
Rockville Dudley, J. L. Middletown
Hamburg Dudley, Johnt Orange
Burt, Jairus Canton Centre Burton, N. J.
Fair Haven Dutton, S. W. S. New Haven
Coe, Noah Northfield
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CONGREGATIONAL
Frost, Daniel D. Redding Hyde, Wm. A. Greenwich Gallup, James A. Essex Isham, Austin Roxbury Cornwall
Gardner, Robert D.t Lyme Ives, Mark
Gelston, Maltby Sherman Jennings, W. J. Black Rock Giekie, Archibald Colebrook Jessup, Henry G. Stanwich Gilbert, E. R. Wallingford Jessup, L. S. Glastenbury
Gillett, Timo. P. Branford Jewett, S. D. Westchester
Goddard, C. G. ¡ E. Win. Hill Johnson, Joseph R. Putnam Goodrich, Ch'y Watertown Goodrich, C. A. Yale College Gridley, Frederick E. Lyme Griswold, Samuel Andover Gulliver, John P. Norwich Haight, Sylv .* S. Norwalk Hall, Edwin New Hart. Cen. Hall, E. Edwin Guilford
Johnson, S .* Jewett City
Jones, E. C. Southington
Jones, Warren G. Hartford
Judson, Philo* Rocky Hill
Keep, John R.t Hartford Kellogg, Allyn S. Vernon Kilbourn, Jas. Mid. Haddam Kinney, Ezra D. Darien
Hamilton, D. H. New Haven Harrison, Fosd'k Bridgewater Harrison, G. J. Milton
Hart, Burdett Fair Haven
Harvey, W. N. Bethel
Havens, D. W. East Haven
Hawes, Joel Hartford
Hazen, Jas. A. Hanover, Lis. Hazen, R. S. Westminster Heminway, Danielt Suffield Hillard, Elias B. Hadlyme Hine, Orlo D. N. Woodstock Hine, Sylvester Staffordville Holley, Platt T.+ W. Winsted Hooker, Horace,
Lawrence, A. E. S. Britain Lawrence, E. A .¡ E. W'r Hill ) Learned, R. C. Canterbury Lee, Jonathant Lee, Wm. B.
Salisbury Fair Haven Leete, Theodore A. Windsor Linsley, Ammit No. Haven Linsley, Joel H. Greenwich Livermore, A. R. Mansfield
Sec. H. M. Soc. Hartford Long, W. R. Mystic Bridge Hooker, Rich .* New Haven Loomis, Aretus G. Bethlem Loper, Steph. A. Higganum Lord, Willis Hopkinson, B. B. Salem Hough, L. S. Westfield, Mid. Fairfield Love, Wm. D. Berlin Houghton, J. C .* E. W'r Hill Howe, Sam'l* New Haven Hubbell, S. No. Stonington Hunt, Daniel Pomfret
Hunt, Nathan S. Preston Huntington, E. B.t Stamford Huntington, E. S. Danbury Hurlbut, Joseph* N. London Hutchins, Sam. t N. Haven McLean, C. B.
Lyman, Eph. Magill, S. W. Marsh, Abram Washington Waterbury Tolland Mc Call, S. J. Saybrook McEwen, Abel N. London Mckinstry, J. A. Torrington ; McLean, Allen Simsbury Collinsville )
Hyde, Charles* Ellington Mead, Mark*
Greenwich ?
Hyde, Eli* Franklin Merwin, S. J. M. Southport (
Hyde, Lavius
Bolton Merwin, Sam'l New Haven
Knight, Merrick Hebron
Knight, Joseph Stafford
Lamb, Henry J. W. Suffield Larned, Wm. A.f Yale Col. Lathrop, D. W. Ag't. N.Haven Lathrop, L. E. Sharon
CLERGY.
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Miller, Alpha G. Hill, Lyme Robbins, S. W. No. Haven Miller, J. G. Harwinton Robbins, Royal Kensington
Miller, John R. Suffield Robinson, E. W. Bethany
Miner, Nathaniel Millington
Robinson, Henry Plainfield
Moore, Jas. D. Clinton Rockwell, Sam'l N. Britain
Moore, W. H. Ed. Norwich Rockwood, L. B. Rocky Hill Morris, M. N. West Hartford Rodman, D. S .* Stonington Munson, Fred. N. Greenwich Root, David* New Haven
Murdoch, D.
New Milford Rouse, T. H. Poquonock Murdock, Jas .* New Haven Russell, Henry A. Winsted Murphy, E. D. Center Brook Russell, Wm .* New Haven
Nelson, Levi Lisbon Salter, John W. Montville
Nichols, Charles Gilead Savage, Amos,
Nichols, John C.t Lebanon Griswold Scofield, Wm. C.
Agt. Am. T'ct So. Hartf'd Milford
Northrop, B. F.
Norwood, F. Barkhamsted Scott, Nelson Hartland
Noyes, Jamest Haddam Scranton, E .* Burlington
Ogden, D. L .* New Haven Sessions, J. W. W. Woodst'k
Oviatt, G. A.
Somers
Shepard, Lewis M. Monroe
Page, A. C. W. Stafford Shepard, Sam'l N. Madison
Page, Caleb F.
Granby
Sherman, C. S. Naugatuck
Page, Benj. S.
Parmelee, D. L. So. Farms
Durham Shipman, T. L. Jewett City Smith, Chas. C. N. Preston Smith, David* Durham C.
Patton, Wm. W.
Hartford Smith, Jas. A. Glastenbury
Parry, P. B.
Ellsworth Smith, Ralph Trumbull
Peffers, A. B. New Fairfield Snow, Aaron
Eastbury
Perkins, F. T.
Manchester
Soule, George Hampton
Perrin, Lavalette
Goshen Spencer, F. A. New Hartford Cornwall Spring, Samuel E. Hartford
Pierce, A. C.
Platt, Dennis Agt.S.Norwalk Stearns, Geo. I.
Windham
Porter, Giles M. Unionville Sterry, D. C. Bozrahville
Porter, Noah Farmington Stone, T. D. P.t
Norwich
Porter, N., Jr. Yale College Street, Owen B. Ansonia Potter, J. D. E. Woodstock Strong, Edward New Haven
Prentice, Chas. T.t Easton Strong, Lyman* Colchester
Prudden, Geo. P. Southbury
Sturges, Thos. B. Greenfield Swan, Benj. L. Litchfield
Swift, E. G .* Chester
Talcott, Harvey Portland
Tallman, Thomas Scotland
Rice, Thos. O. W. Killingly Richards, S. T. Simsbury
Taylor, N. W.t Yale Col.
Thacher, Geo. W. Meriden
Richardson, M. Terryville Thayer, David H. Mt. Carmel Robbins, Thomas* Hartford Thompson, W. ; E. Wd'r Hill
Parsons, Isaac
E. Haddam
Patton, Wm .*
Hartford Smith, Henry B. Abington
Pettibone, Irat Northford Stanton, Robert P. Derby
Putnam, A. Whitneyville Raymond, A. C. Woodbridge Reid, Adam Salisbury Reynolds, W.T .* W. Haven
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BAPTIST
Tillotson, Geo. J. Brooklyn Whittlesey, Josepht Berlin
Topliff, Stephen Oxford Willard, James L. Westville
Towne, J. H. Bridgeport
Train, Asa M. Burlington
Willard, L. North Stamford
Willard, S. G. Willimantic Tucker, Mark Wethersfield Williams, F. W. New Canaan Tucker, E. W. Goshen, Leb.
Williams, Francis Bloomfield
Turner, W. W.t Hartford Williams, F. F. Manch. Sta.
Tuttle, Timothy Ledyard Williams, Dillon* Orange Tyler, Bennett, E. Wdr. Hill Williams, R. G. Woodbury Tyler, John E .* do. Winslow, Horace N. Britain
Underwood, A. E. Windsor Wood, Geo. P. No. Branford
Vaill, Herman L .* Litchfield Woodward, Geo. H. Groton Wakeman, M. M. Warren Woodworth, W. W. Waterb'y
Warren, I. P. Plymouth Woolsey, Theodore D.
Washburn, A. C., Agt. President Yale College
Bible Society Berlin Wright, Jas. L. Haddam
Weed, Wm. B. Norwalk Wright, W. S. West Avon
Whitmore, R. Daysville Wright, William Buckland
Whittemore, W.H .; N.Haven
BAPTIST.
CONNECTICUT BAPTIST CONVENTION.
PRESIDENT, L. Lewis; VICE-PRES., W. S. Clapp.
SECRETARY, Elisha Cushman.
TREASURER, Wareham Griswold. AUDITOR, C.G.Smith.
TRUSTEES, Messrs. Ives, Turnbull, Swan, Murdock, Mil- ler, Phelps, Reid, F. Denison, Willet, A. Gates.
ASSOCIATIONS. CLERKS. ANNUAL MEETINGS, 1856.
New London, Gardner. Last W. Sept. at
Stonington, Silliman, 3d W. June, at Stonington.
Ashford, E. Bell. Last W. May, at E. Thompson.
Hartford, A. M. Smith. 2d W. Sept. at Hartford.
Litchfield, Jones. 3d W. Sept. at
Fairfield, Ulyat. L. T. Aug. at Stamford.
New Haven, A.E.Denison. 1st W. Oct. at Clinton.
Number of Churches, 112, of Pastors, 71; Communi- cants reported, 16,345; Baptisms, 394.
Annual Meeting, Tuesday preceding 2d Wednesday in June, 1856, at Middletown. Wm. Reid, Preacher; A. E. Denison, alternate.
CONTRIBUTIONS, for Foreign Missions, $4,086; Home Missions, $4,116; Domestic Missions, $1,077; A. & F. Bi- ble Soc., $1,187; Publication Soc., $334; Education Soc., $1,670.
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CLERGY.
BAPTIST EDUCATION SOCIETY .- President, C. Willet; Vice Presidents, J. A. Goodhue, E. B. Pond; Secretary, H. Miller; Treasurer, J. L. Howard, Hartford; Auditor, H. E. Day; Trustees, Messrs. Turnbull, Ives, J. T. Smith, Brown and Grant. W. S. Clapp, Preacher.
CLERGY.
Adams, R. J. Wallingford Gage, Leonard* W. Woodstock
Allen, N. T.
Jewett City Ganun, Jackson Bristol Gardner, Jacob Lyme
Atwell, G. B. Pleasant Valley Gardner, John
Avery, E. J.t
Southington Gates, Alfred
Sterling Hill Packersville Guilford Suffield
Bailey, Joseph A.
Waterbury Goldsmith, A. B.
Bailey, Simon B. Mystic River Goodhue, J. H.t
Barrows, Sylv.
Brooklyn Grant, S. B.
New Haven
Batchelder, F. L.
Stafford Gregory, Alvah
Stepney
Beecher, E.
New Milford Hart, Luther B. Willimantic Havens, C.
N. Norfolk Noank Huntington
Benedict, N. D.
Stratfield Hepburn, James
Stamford Middletown
Bennett, David*
Burlington Higby, Seth* Lebanon Holman, Thomas
Woodstock
Bentley, William* Wethersfield Ilsley, S.
Biddle, William
Waterford Ives, Dwight
Essex Suffield
Bolles, Augustus* Bowles, Ralph H.
Colchester Jennings, Russell* Branford Jones. J. F.
Deep River Milton
Bond, E. P.
New Britain Judd, T. O.
Bradley, Henry T. Mt. Carmel Keeney, Curtis
Branch, N. East Killingly Leffingwell, C.
Brockett, Pierpont Wethersfield Lewis, Lester
Brown, Joseph P. Burbank,
Moosup Lyon, -
East Lyme Lovell, A. S.
Mystic River Maryot, I. B.
Groton Mattison, N. H.
Cathcart, Wm. Cheesebrough, I. Clapp, William S. Clark, N. J. Cunningham, O.
Southington Miller, Harvey Lebanon Mixter, George
Curtis, Moses Thompson Munger, Wash'n
Cushman, Elisha
Deep River Clinton
Murdock, J. N. Paine, John
Denison, Erastus* Mystic River Palmer, A. G.
Denison, Frederick
Denison, Wm.,t Doty, Erastus Dowling, Thomas Eberle, John J .*
New Haven Phelps, S. D.
Fish, E. P.
Haddam Phillips, James M.
Norwich Palmer, Gershom Winthrop Palmer, Reuben S. Colebrook Peckham, Peleg Tolland Peckham, S. H. Ledyard New Haven Moodus
Preston E. Thompson Meriden Waterford Waterford Hartford Brooklyn Bridgeport Voluntown Montville Plainfield
Denison, A. E.
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