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Statistics of Towns.
THE columns designate the Distances from Hartford and New Haven, Votes for Gover- nor, April, 1857; Children returned between 4 and 16 in 1857; Valuation of Lands, Buildings, and Personal Property and Grand List. The taxes are laid on the Grand List, which is made up of 3 per cent. of the valuation, with the addition of $10 for each poll.
Distance Vote for Gov. 4 to 16 Hart. N. H. Holley. Ing. Scat. Child.
Andover,
18
53
40
53
0
137
Lands. 115,925
Valuation. Buildings. 64,435
Personal. 89,167
Assess. 9,206
Ashford,
31
66
111
55
0
275
185,782
81,448
152,171
15,242
Avon,
12
35
105
90
0 204
170,908
102,450
135,810
14,335
Barkhamsted,
24
50
137
148
0
357
230,335
126,700
90,207
16,467
Berlin,
13
24
193
187
0 479
345,097
253,678
269,623
30,312
Bethany,
36
10
52
111
0
263
241,226
85,611
90,495
15,000
Bethel,
58
33
159
134
0
407
199,073
267,150
137,340
20,892
Bethlem,
36
32
72
90
0
201
293,322
87,360
140,068
17,191
Bloomfield,
7
42
86
171
0
314
379,362
146,335
236,222
25,648
Bolton,
14
49
48
77
0
190
112,195
56,560
58,596
8,196
Bozrah,
34
54
82
86
0
322
216,558
168,490
60,503
14,947
Branford,
40
9
138
220
0
435
333,336
317,357
197,973
30,010
Bridgeport,
52
17
729
799
0
2556 1,001,637
4,141,575 2,278,935 244,684
112
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
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00
Bridgewater,
52
36
29
109
0 246
262,131
103,230
168,564
17,858
Bristol,
17
29
285
263
2
823
296,918
706,950
542,988
54,226
Brookfield,
60
31
101
138
0
285
280,812
148,929
210,660
21,722
Brooklyn,
44
68
152
91
0
456
322,110
369,082
235,306
30,245
Burlington,
18
37
94
117
0
278
210,213
110,799
74,966
14,519
Canaan,
45
56
195
208
0
761
561,261
344,099
356,772
42,954
Canterbury,
40
64
119
130
0
460
361,624
146,414
157,762
22,944
Canton,
17
40
205
134
0
537
194,611
300,716
357,558
31,537
Chaplin,
33
63
75
63
0
194
124,348
73,860
60,060
9,328
Chatham,
22
32
112
143
0
411
278,316
229,119
277,748
26,706
Cheshire,
26
14
170
198
0
393
483,943
301,639
416,405
39,860
Chester,
32
32
118
93
1 246
97,724
155,450
78,210
11,882
Clinton,
38
25
155
83
0 331
159,369
210,666
153,540
18,667
Colchester,
25
45
169
177
0
720
366,212
343,326
652,396
45,348
Colebrook,
31
55
139
135
0
324
254,469
144,391
134,512
18,432
Columbia,
23
46
72
102
0
201
151,162
80,958
74,782
10,904
Cornwall,
39
48
155
130
1 544
388,486
155,865
181,808
25,155
Coventry,
21
56
182
144
1 473
317,503
259,773
205,216
27,115
Cromwell,
13
27
109
138
0 360
214,193
203,201
122,640
19,171
Danbury,
61
36
453
394
0
1350
706.257
1,120,904 1,154,519 100,400
Darien,
73
38
72
113
0
376
381,753
336,710
216,105
31,047
Derby,
45
10
359
271
0
1143
189,367
929,040
986,636
71,071
Durham,
21
18
113
118
0
298
189,648
142,053
224,187
18,707
Eastford,
34
69
106
76
0 315
142,940
81,175
78,190
11,052
113
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
.
Dist.
Vote for Gov. Sc.
Assess.
East Haddam,
33
35
181
184
0
Child. 753
Lands. 356,280
Buildings. 351,493
256 730
37,475
East Hartford,
4
39
252
178
0
647
272,662
459,026
307,333
35,131
East Haven,
40
5
201
181
0
499
385,359
479,500
262,766
37,399
East Lyme,
44
48
109
115
0
379
216,305
126,305
104,911
16,416
Easton,
63
28
120
149
0
332
318,706
98,788
203,737
21,337
East Windsor,
11
46
185
180
1
649
375,984
378,325
203,420
33,592
Ellington,
15
50
111
134
0
361
349,716
174,750
238,765
25,097
Enfield,
17
52
273
223
0
1295
558,281
893,811
917,354
78,573
Essex,
37
38
121
154
0
332
86,574
311,710
458,764
28,291
Fairfield,
57
22
273
260
0
1109
859,196
901,798 1,319,529
99,326
Farmington,
10
30
298
196
0
800
499,488
594,800
839,793
63,722
Franklin,
36
60
S6
68
0
265
294,824
77,845
74,883
15,077
Glastenbury,
9
38
236
242
0
788
485,287
402,775
273,310
40,631
Goshen,
32
42
115
80
0
349
425,992
146,560
297,058
28,628
Granby,
18
50
220
237
0
590
393,185
204,195
257,049
29,243
Greenwich,
83
48
283
329
0
1627 1,573,436
663,380
588,895
92,301
Griswold,
53
73
127
151
0
543
319,114
261,150
346,668
30,918
Groton,
50
59
213
142
0
1031
394,142
624,680
904,464
65,299
Guilford,
36
16
282
237
0
588 .
554,455
327,600
358,922
41,939
Haddam,
25
28
142
281
0
522
292,168
210,869
267,200
27,557
Hamden,
33
6
141
210
0
546
444,991
271,155
331,209
36,591
Hampton,
38
63
111
72
0
210
202,700
64,616
122,281
13,743
Hartford,
0
35
1786
1830 10
4892 1,484,275
8,989,163 S,808,740 597,565
114
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Personal.
Hartland,
25
52
93
42
0 182
190,687
54,415 93,940
121,041
18,159
Hebron,
22
42
142
122
0
337
230,192
150,903
203,019
20,043
Huntington,
52
17
90
113
0
311
305,270
144,424
176,878
21,157
Kent,
49
50
109
104
0 462
251,197
97,780
127,516
18,865
Killingly,
47
82
342
236
0 1135
320,853
455,474
314,675
39,080
Killingworth,
37
25
47
148
0
289
167,546
68,813
52,625
10,970
Lebanon,
30
54
168
113
0
488
540,304
211,685
246,452
33,773
Ledyard,
50
59
73
145
0
435
321,450
103,945
161,110
20,475
Lisbon,
42
65
95
107
0
284
254,137
112,262
124,992
16,782
Litchfield,
30
36
208
294
1
838
866,779
453,533
648,208
65,116
Lyme,
45
43
138
103
0
347
156,743
79,758
88,001
12,165
Madison,
36
21
164
130
0
464
360,829
240,708
245,467
29,430
Manchester,
9
43
281
174
0
720
289,887
525,305
319,175
38,841
Mansfield
27
62
179
159
1
445
267,071
195,077
206,320
24,359
Marlborough,
16
36
68
66
0 165
150,735
70,568
52,090
9,642
Meriden,
17
17
519
387
0
1175
429,187
1,255,049 1,107,135
92,031
Middlebury,
36
23
68
46
0
159
226,283
57,471
128,298
13,816
Middletown,
15
23
524
695
1 2013
881,911
1,833,251 1,721,171 145,749
Milford
45
10
289
214
0 682
372,286
333,950
144,674
29,557
Monroe,
52
17
64
124
0
385
297,696
118,663
191,743
20,733
Montville,
37
62
163
127
0
506
505,600
109,000
259,960
29,637
Naugatuck,
35
17
189
248
0
461
235,692
383,900
462,365
37,569
New Britain,
10
30
370
448
0
965
254,183
893,517
869,760
71,924
115
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
71,933
11,231
Harwinton,
23
38
. 87
44
0 307
312,637
116
Assess. 35,442
New Fairfield,
65
37
97
74
0 241
251,418
Buildings. 347,375 74,625 368,704
Personal. 297,922 96,827 246,639
14,526
New Hartford.,
22
43
205
156
0
687
:286,773
New Haven,
35
0
2402
2720
0
7197 1,445,351 10,776,061 9,010,854 680,27S
New London,
45
54
593
462
0
2120
350,536
2,655,985 2,947,460 194,079
New Milford,
48
40
295
295
2
849
858,845
366,108
544,535
58,845
Newtown,
50
25
189
255
0
755
679,505
237,575
371,847
44,388
Norfolk,
36
55
173
91
0
449
265,344
207,136
304,474
25,909
North Branford,
35
9
100
92
0
219
280,096
117,278
142,906
18,358
North Haven,
28
8
115
151
0
348
331,775
167,890
103,440
20,833
North Stonington, 55
71
247
180
0
516
506,552
103,490
215,139
28,775
Norwalk,
67
32
449
349
0
1623
532,730
1,369,107 1,(22,792
96,649
Norwich
38
58
870
736
1
2900
S25,662
3,818,787 2,489,166 233,588
Old Lyme,
49
42
135
92
0 334
168,301
127,160
205,565
16,801
Old Saybrook,
42
35
88
116
0
232
177,286
160,400
163,378
17,142
Orange,
41
6
144
78
0
386
405,662
159,405
186,067
25,154
Oxford,
42
15
80
122
0
2.73
351,035
109,933
108,315
19,488
Plainfield,
45
68
240
145
0
823
396,535
604,145
265,493
43,375
Plymouth,
23
32
253
201
0
699
379,005
454,865
594,299
50,125
Pomfret,
40
75
99
44
0
387
462,689
198,685
326,370
32,322
Portland,
17
29
77
274
0
818
441,867
488,285 1,084,141.
68,229
Preston,
45
67
110
182
0
493
371,635
223,350
200,810
27,524
Prospect,
30
15
74
57
0 145
105,567
51,400
29,145
6,903
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Dist.
Vote for Gov. Sc.
New Canaan,
73
38
237
200
0
Child. 784
Lands. 376,112
31,166
Putnam,
45
81
174
56
2 730
215,434
392,073
204,675
·29,105
Redding,
65
34
138
137
0
401
492,040
183,099
385,398
34,686
Ridgefield,
75
40
227
145
0
482
526,266
296,543
292,937
37,712
Rocky Hill,
7
31
61
133
0
260
223,533
158,101
138,279
17,727
Roxbury,
43
29
67
106
0
256
263,820
75,391
111,270
15,664
Salem,
34
45
75
72
0
209
183,833
51,360
94,000
11,376
Salisbury,
54
67
264
208
0
819
964,399
509,555
610,615
67,677
Saybrook,
38
38
186
84
0
412
146,365
327,589
301,150
26,623
Seymour,
41
11
113
192
1
396
152,543
391,685
202,175
26,122
Sharon,
51
60
169
155
0
643
656,040
237,020
315,318
40,041
Sherman,
60
50
99
88
0 290
224,575
73,176
103,611
13,791
Simsbury,
13
40
137
172
0
455
320,106
239,414
286,296
28,624
Somers,
24
59
178
124
0
378
355,574
142,267
174,235
22,762
Southbury,
42
20
87
124
0
279
408,737
108,533
255,797
25,887
Southington,
19
21
261
290
0 642
341,480
430,632
508,553
45,450
South Windsor,
8
43
121
128
0
408
439,910
262,741
307,691
33,840
Stafford,
28
63
323
222
0
762
269,057
330,456
518,250
39,148
Stamford,
77
42
296
428
0
1510 1,093,438
1,178,073 1,428,663 119,355
Sterling,
49
73
58
89
0
273
153,443
111,855
61,272
11,517
Stonington,
57
66
233
304
0
1431
868,519
1,080,044 2,420,297 137,786
Stratford,
49
14
182
158
0
526
366,201
512,334
519,870
45,322
Suffield,
18
53
314
307
0
706
607,565
349,265
553,090
50,298
Thompson,
48
83
145
88
0
805
478,734
392,926
565,433
48,143
Tolland,
19
54
130
131
0 368
234,050
131,825
135,042
17,698
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
117
118
Torrington, Trumbull,
28
44
204
146
0 592
369,996
341,930
335,207
36,364
56
20
140
167
0
284
262,545
121,863
281,391
· Union,
33
68
83
49
0
178
142,211
44,545
78,976
22,964 9,442
Vernon,
13
48
304
176
1 727
160,607
372,503
668,449
42,667
Voluntown,
59
79
43
86
0
313
133,074
67,755
35,117
8,788
Wallingford,
23
13
200
260
0
609
634,759
404,859
517,108
53,142
Warren,
44
44
62
75
0
201
160,041
61,390
109,354
11,684
Washington,
43
35
150
147
0
390
476,327
192,965
253,335
31,149
Waterbury,
30
32
561
674 15
1961
380,139
1,334,769 2,806,134 153,351
Waterford,
44
52
167
135
0
653
437,171
198,315
180,343
28,715
Watertown,
30
30
171
79
0
329
410,820
228,785
505,103
37,6S1
Westbrook,
40
30
105
67
0
255
157,151
130,757
154,150
15,662
West Hartford,
4
40
128
91
2
297
465,434
200,200
139,330
26,299
Weston,
67
32
25
94
0
277
246,094
98,175
100,768
15,151
Westport,
64
29
128
230
0
769
587,495
659,326
662,820
61,949
Wethersfield,
4
32
247
182
0
529
588,103
287,886
477,084
44,372
Willington,
25
60
128
75
0
351
138,106
97,380
157,997
14,274
Wilton,
73
38
120
102
0 506
369,549
157,625
160,854
24,181
Winchester,
30
45
293
260
0
649
278,287
622,495
791,677
56,574
Windham,
30
54
284
222
0
1204
35S,854
765,510
435,094
54,054
Windsor,
8
42
154
200
0
544
389,816
325,300
249,229
32,950
Windsor Locks,
12
48
86
154
0
353
96,998
293,345
78,447
16,500
Wolcott,
26
24
41
57
0 159
151,720
51,969
54,264
9,323
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Dist.
Vote for Gov. Sc. Child.
Lands.
Buildings.
Personal.
Assess-
Woodbridge, Woodbury, Woodstock,
38
8
97
86
0 185
229,806
91,130
71,027
13,549
37
25
187
150
0
484
514,975
279,323
333,473
38,393
41
76
212
118
0
709
554,109
329,590
252,686
40,402
RECAPITULATION.
Counties.
Vote for Governor. Holley. Ingham. Sc.
Hartford,
6539
6485
15
Child. 18,522
Lands. 10,024,708
Houses. 17,632,912
Personal. 17,275,143
1,477,033
New Haven,
6587
7066
16
18,947
9,134,144
18,737,892
18,239,557
1.526,662
New London,
3853
3497
1
13,895
7,297,598
10,476,937 13,251,217
11,777,120
979.480
Fairfield,
4671
4980
0
17,186
11,931,804
12,204,041
1,239,717
Windham,
2271
1571
2
8,379
4,413,229
4,134,608
3.266,685
409,341
Litchfield,
3740
3411
4
11,436
9,731,271
5,699,265
7,321,023
768,095
Middlesex,
2128
2578
2
7,272
3,646,399
4,822,550
5,416,703
472,830
Tolland,
1920
1568
3
4,908
2,843,369
2,102,430
2,808,814
270,910
Total,
31,709 31,156
43 100,585
7,144,068 ·
Total Valuation of Lands, $59,022,522; Houses, $61,155,164; Mills, Stores, &c., $15,702,647 ; Horses, &c., $2,537,802 ; Cattle, $5,282,302 ; Sheep and Swine, $219,911; Carriages, $918,342 ; Farming Utensils, $163,951 : Time Pieces, $469,507; Musical Instruments, $405,044; Household Furniture, $1,206,963; Fisheries and Quarries, $919,783; Stocks and Bonds, $22,855,309; employed in Merchandise, $7,216,103; in Manufactures, &c., $9,786,715 ; in Vessels, $3,566,150 ; Money at Interest, &c., $15,901,822; Miscellaneous, $6,859,312; No. of Polls, 71,839.
119
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Assessment.
120
CITIES.
Cities.
BRIDGEPORT. Mayor, P. C. Calhoun. Alder- men, A. P. Houston, Ira Gregory, S. J. Patterson, Geo. Wade. Common Council, E. B. Goodsell, B. K. Mills, William Brooks, Charles Webb, Carlos Curtis, S. S. May, Wm. W. Holcomb, Charles B. Wheeler, Jaratt Morford, T. Benedict, R. T. Curtis, Isaac Wil- son, Russell Morgan, George W. Lewis, E. C. Foster, Fred'k Chittenden, Wm. G. Lineburg William Hall, John H. St. John, Chauncey M. Hatch. Clerk, Sam'l Jones. Treasurer, William R. Higby. Recorder,
E. F. Bishop. City Attorney, James C. Loomis. Clerk of City Court, Amos S. Treat. City Sheriffs, D. L. Mills, Jr., E. M. French. Collector, Henry Edwards.
HARTFORD. Mayor, Henry C. Deming. Alder- men, Guy R. Phelps, James B. Crosby, Julius L. Strong, T. M. Allyn, M. M. Merriman, Charles Benton. Common Council, Cornelius Burt, Sylvester Wiley, G. P. Barber, Roland Mather, Eldad Taylor, A. S. Beckwith, George B. Hawley, Edwin S. Bill, Wm. M. Charter, Wm. H. Green, Seth Belden, Frederick Por- ter, Lucius T. Pearson, Henry L. Bidwell, Geo. Clark, 3d., Ralph H. Foster, Mahlon O. Hills, Osmyn Case, Joel R. Holcomb, C. C. Csborn, Lyman M. Bacon, S. H. Havens, Thomas Roberts, Seth E. Marsh. Clerk, Henry Francis. Treasurer, Flavius A. Brown. Re- corder and Judge of Police Court, Goodwin Collier ; Judges, Aldermen Strong and Crosby. City Attorney, William W. Eaton. Clerk of City Court, Charles W. Johnson. Clerk of Police Court, Benning Mann. City Sheriffs, O. D. Seymour, W. P. Chamberlain. Col- lector, Oliver D. Seymour. Auditor, H. H. Barbour. Street Commissioner, Wm. M. Charter. Captain of Police, John Rounsavell. Sealer of Weights and Meas- ures, Thomas Roberts. Water Commissioners, Hiram Bissell, Pres. ; Ezra Clark, Jr., Elisha K. Root, Ed- ward M. Reed, James Bolter, John W. Danforth, Julius L. Strong.
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CITIES.
MIDDLETOWN. Mayor, Edwin F. Johnson. Aldermen, Julius Hotchkiss, George W. Burke, Cha's Buckland, Hiram Birdsey. Common Council, Tho's C. Canfield, Wm. Wilcox, Samuel C. Hubbard, Sam'l S. Allison, Asa B. Stow, Charles R. Woodward, Eli Martin, Seth P. Holway, Isaac Roberts, Augustus Putnam. Clerk and Treasurer, E. W. N. Starr. Re- corder, Seth P. Holway. City Attorney, Waldo P. Vinal. City Sheriffs, Harvey D. Cornwell, Elijah H. Hubbard. Collector, Wm. Bacon.
NEW HAVEN. Mayor, Philip S. Galpin. Alder- men, S. W. Kneevals, James Gallagher, Sylvanus But- ler, John W. Fitch, H. M. Welch, Philos Blake. Com- mon Council, Charles B. Whittlesey, Elihu Yale, Elihu Larkins, John A. Blake, John E. Wylie, George Lines, Henry S. Dawson, Jobamah Gunn, Montgomery Arm- strong, Allen Mix, Henry B. Stiles, John Maher, Jr., Wm. B. Johnson, Wm. H. Bradley, B. Beecher, Jr., F. W. Fish, William Beach, George W. Hicks, Tho's W. Cahill, Charles Byington, Elias Pierpont, George Olmsted, James M. Townsend, Heman B. Allen. Clerk, Samuel C. Blackman. Treasurer, William S. Charnley. Recorder, David J. Peck ; Judges, Ald. Knevals and Welch. City Attorney, Thomas Yeat- man. Clerk of City Court, John C. Hollister. City Sheriffs, Isaac Tuttle, Josiah Brinsmade. Collector, F. L. Bostwick. Auditor, Elijah Gilbert. Street Com- missioner, Richard T. Merwin. Captain of Police, F. P. Gorham.
NEW LONDON. Mayor, Jona. N. Harris. Ald., Cortland Starr, C. C. Comstock; Judges, Wm. H. A. Barns, J. Smith. Common Council, R. A. Manwar ing, F. C. Learned, Eben E. Dart, Nelson Hempstead- Wm. L. Peckham, Wm. H.Carroll, E. H. Douglass, C. I., Shepard, Alfred R. Beebe, N. D. Smith, J. W. Tibbitts, James L. Davis, F. L. Allen, Charles Prentis, R. N. Belden, Joshua Crandall. Clerk, Wm. W. Stark. Treasurer, Acors Barns. Judge of Police Court, Au- gustus Brandegee. City Attorney, A. C. Lippitt.
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BOROUGHS.
Clerk of City Court, Isaac Treby. City Sheriffs, Wm. M. Smith, J. C. Dunford. Collector, Stevens Rogers.
NORWICH. Mayor, Wm. A. Buckingham. Al- dermen, N. C. Brakenridge, Horace Walker, H. H. Starkweather, Henry Peale. Common Council, John G. Huntington, Wm. Tubbs, Alvah Francis, Z. C. Crowell, Wm. C. Osgood, Wm. T. Farrington, Wm. Peckham, L. H. Chester. Clerk, Othniel Gager. Treasurer, Charles Bard. Recorder, Ebenezer Learned, Jr. City Attorney, Jeremiah Halsey. Clerk of City Court, David Young. City Sheriffs, Zebulon R. Rob- bins, Henry H. Potter. Collector, Z. R. Robbins. Auditor, Arthur F. Gilman.
WATERBURY. Mayor, Henry F. Fish. Alder- men, Willard Spencer, Anson Sperry, David B. Hurd, John Deacon. Common Council, Wm. Lamb, W. Warner, L. W. Coe, George Pritchard, B. P. Chatfield, Wm. H. Brown, E. S. Hoyt, Jesse Upson, M. S. Isbell, H. N. Lyman, Rich'd Hunting, Willis Merrill, E. S. Clark, Wm. Sandland, T. D. Dougherty, J. H. Smith, Cha's Partree, Alonzo Granniss, Amos G. Blake, Phi- lander Hine. Clerk, Nelson J. Welton. Treasurer, L. Sanford Davies. Recorder, John Kendrick. City Attorney and Clerk of City Court, L. Sanford Davies. City Sheriffs, Edward J. Porter, Owen B. King. Col- lector, Edward J. Porter. Auditor, Russel A. Coe.
Boroughs.
BETHEL Warden, Timothy B. Hickok. Burgesses, Israel H. Wilson, Horace R. Northrop, Edgar B. Hoyt. Clerk, Frederick Shepard. Treasurer, William C. Shepard.
BIRMINGHAM. Warden, Henry Atwater. Bur- gesses, E. N. Shelton, Thomas Elms, Charles C. Jack- son, S. N. Summers, F. P. Abbott. Clerk, J. H. Barlow. Treasurer, Sidney A. Downs. Bailiff and Collector, Henry Florence.
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BOROUGHS.
COLCHESTER. Warden, Henry Burr. Burgesses, Joseph A. Foote, Albert Kinney, Olcott Worthington, A. B. Isham, S. A. Kellogg, J. T. Peters. Clerk, J. W. Latham. Treasurer, Olcott Worthington. Bailiff and Collector, A. G. Fitch.
DANBURY. Warden, Ezra A. Mallory. Burgesses, H. B. Bates, Stephen Lawrence, P. D. Crosby, Wm. Tweedy, John Dann. Clerk, Philander Comstock. Treasurer, H. P. Nichols. Bailiff and Collector, Or- lando Wilcox.
GREENWICH. Warden, Solomon Mead. Burgesses, Samuel Close, Thomas A. Mead, J. W. Dominick, Philemon Button. Clerk and Treasurer, Robert W. Mead. Attorney, Julius B. Curtis. Bailiff and Col- lector, John Dayton.
GUILFORD. Warden, Edward R. Landon. Bur- gesses, A. B. Wildman, John Hale, A. G. Hull, Joel Griswold, G. C. Griswold, Harvey Elliott. Clerk, Beverly Monroe. Treasurer, Charles W. Miller. Bai- liff, Augustus P. Hall.
NEW BRITAIN. Warden, S. L. Strickland. Bur- gesses, Wm. B. Smyth, H. H. Brown, Norris Bailey, Philip Corbin, Wm. H Smith, James Stanley. Clerk and Treasurer, A. P. Collins. Attorney, S. E. Case. Bailiff, Wm. L. Humason. Collector, Lester S. Booth. Auditor, Wm. H. Smith.
STAMFORD. Warden, Albert Seeley. Burgesses, Robert Elder, Wm. Skiddey, Edwin Bishop, E. A. Quintard, George L. Brown, J. B. Scofield, Walter T. Keeler. Clerk, Edwin Scofield, Jr. Treasurer, Ste- phen B. Provost. Auditor, Wm. H. Holly. Bailiff, Charles E. Lockwood. Collector, David L. Scofield.
WALLINGFORD. Warden, Medad C. Munson. Burgesses, Hubbard Jones, Hubbard Fenn, E. M. Pom- eroy, Jr., John Atwater, Benjamin D. Sutlief, John P. Hall. Clerk, E. S. Ives. Treasurer, Augustus Hall. Bailiff and Collector, O. J. Martin.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.
LITCHFIELD VILLAGE. President, Frederick D. Beeman. Clerk, David E. Bostwick. Treasurer, Edward W. Seymour. Bailiff, George H. Baldwin.
School Teachers,
Including Principals of Academies, High and Graded Schools. Those marked * are teachers of private or boarding schools.
Berlin, Worthington Acad., Harriet M. Dowd.
Bethel -* Frederick S. Judd; * Abbe B. Seelye.
Bloomfield -* N. A. Sackett.
Branford -* Thomas E. Barrett.
Bridgeport-Emery F. Strong, Amelia P. Moody, and Clary C. Vail; Amelia Lewis, Sarah E. White. East Bridgeport-Asa Perkins.
Bristol-Edward D. Rawson. Brooklyn-E. S. Keyes.
Canton, Collinsville-John N. Bartlett.
Cheshire, Episcopal Acad .- Rev. Mr. Babcock.
Clinton -* J. A. Pratt. Colchester-P. J. Williams.
Cornwall -* Ira W. Pettibone, S. W. Gold, A. S. Rogers, E. Burton Hart, Sarah A. Johnson.
Cromwell -* Ebenezer W. Beckwith.
Danbury -* John W. Irwin, J. L. Townsend, -Jackson, E. S. Huntington, Miss Sherwood.
Derby-G. H. Stevens, Birmingham; F. Durand, Derby ; Lyon, Ansonia.
East Haddam-Marcus L. Tryon.
East Hartford Acad., W. F. Comfort. *Salmon Phelps.
Easton-C. T. Prentice. *Rufus H. Wheeler.
Ellington-F. W. Chapman. *Edward Hall.
Essex, Hill's Academy, James S. Newell.
Farmington -* Sarah Porter. *Edward L. Hart.
Glastenbury-Graded School. Goshen-James L. Rice.
Groton-Wm. H. Potter. Guilford Inst., Eli T. Mack.
Haddam, Brainerd Academy, G. Johnston.
Hamden, Rectory School, *Charles W. Everest.
Hartford, High School, T. W. T. Curtis, Principal; Sam'l
M. Capron, Classical Teacher. F. F. Barrows; Au- gustus Morse; Chauncey Harris. Miss N. D. Ranney ; Catharine Draper. *Isaac Bird; * Nicholas Harris.
Harwinton-Mr. Case. * Ann Phelps; * Tho's R. Candee.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Killingly, West, D. C. Frost. Lebanon, George W. Standish. Ledyard-Elias W. Brown.
Litchfield, Elm Park Inst., James Richards, Charles A. Swift. Wolcott Inst., D. G. Wright. Gould Sem., Mrs. Jane R. Codwise, *M. A. Merriman. Milton Acad., A. S. Morse, G. J. Harrison.
Manchester-Thomas H. Tucker, Austin Gardner. Meriden-Jarvis C. Howard. Academy, *Wm. R. Ross. Middletown-Samuel Coburn. * Daniel H. Chase, Maria Payne, Misses Robertson.
Milford -.* Bryan Manfield.
Monroe -* E. M. Beardsley; * Roger M. Gray.
Naugatuck-Henry Sabin. New Britain C. H. Wheeler. New Haven, William Kinne; C. C. Kimball, N. C. Board- man; Martin L. Rogers; James M. Whiton. * A. N. Skinner; * Wm. H. Russell; * Stiles French; * Lewis M. Mills; * S. A. Thomas; * A. G. Shears; * Edwin Robbins; * Hiram Bingham; * Mary Dutton; * Misses Edwards; * Mrs. Roberti, &c.
Fair Haven-R. Henry Stone. * Daniel Foote.
New London-E. B. Jennings; Frank Nichols. * Amos Perry, Female Sem.
New Milford-Mrs. B. J. Stone.
Newtown-Henry N. Beers; Jonathan Goodhue.
Norfolk-Wm. B. Rice.
Norwalk -- F. B. Brigham, E. J. Peck. *Charles M. Sel
lick. * Mrs. Louisa A. Smith.
Norwich Free Acad., Elbridge Smith. John W. Allen; D. R. Rathbone; Jabez S. Lahrop.
Orange -* Amos Smith. * John Dudley. West Haven, *R. Quincey Brown. *Mrs. Susan E. Wright. Oxford -* D. J. M'Ewen. Plainfield Acad., Lucien Burleigh. *Stephen Hall; *Cynthia Spalding.
Plymouth Female Sem., Mrs. M. C. Robinson.
Redding-Daniel Sanford, Seth P. Bates, Burton Bradley, Polly Sellick.
Ridgefield -* D. H. Short; * Wm. O. Seymour.
Salem -* Oramel Whittlesey.
Seymour -* Miss Woodruff.
Sharon -* Platt T. Holley. Southington-E. J. Avery. South Windsor, East Windsor Hill, Wm. Thompson. Stamford-E. B. Huntington.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Stonington-Wm. H. Woodbridge; * Mrs. D. A. Sackett. Stratford -* Frederick Sedgewick.
Suffield, Conn. Literary Inst., H. A. Pratt.
Thompson -* Henry S. Parker. Union -* Stephen Harris. Vernon, Rockville, J. M. Turner, Newton Fuller.
Voluntown -* George C. Tanner.
Waterbury-P. D. Hulse. Watertown -- Geo. S. Williams. Westbrook Academy, Henry B. Chapman.
Westport -* Wm. H. Richards, *E. B. Adams, *Charlotte Blackman, *Mary A. Leavenworth.
Wilton-Edward Olmstead. * A. B. Lockwood.
Winchester-James R. Coe. Windham-J. C. Fitch.
Windsor-J. B. Woodford. Woodbury Acad., Mr. Loomis.
ALUMNI OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
1851. Franklin C. Brownell, Leverett L. Camp, Andrew J. Welles, Ellen S. Cornwell, Jane S. Olmsted.
1852. S. Henry Lee, Frederic B. Perkins.
1853. Ebenezer D. Bassett, Nathaniel C. Boardman, Alfred E. Camp, Ibri Cannon, C. Goodwin Clarke, Obed B. Morse, George Sherwood, E. Ely Talcott, Jane A. Bar- tholomew, Maria E. Bassett, Mary J. Camp, S. Adeline Clarke, Juliette F. Hyde, M. Ellen Randall, A. Agusta Thompson.
1854. Alden A. Baker, George E. Gladwin, Walter R. Kingsbury, Emma W. Brewer, Sarah A. Buckingham, Emma C. Carter, Ellen L. Cowell, Emeline Harrison, Eliz- abeth R. Havens, Mary B. Mather, Emily L. Rogers, Caro- line C. Rose, Jennette J. Rose, Ellen M. Sprague, S. Elizabeth Stanley, Emily A. Thayer, Elizabeth Wheeler, Ellen Wheeler, S. Ellen Wheeler.
1855. James R. Dutton, J. Marshall Guion, Albert A. Hills, Daniel H. Manwaring, Samuel G. Mead, John F. Peck, Thomas K. Peck, Edward D. Rawson, Henry W. Titus, Elbridge G. Upson, Martha M. Baird, Jane D. Bald- win, Roxy Candee, Susan E. Grew, Jane A. Hart, Susan J. Hayes, Abby E. Henry, Mary F. Jones, Harriet N. Mar- shall, Lydia Mather, Sara A. Morse, Sarah J. Noyes, Eme- line E. Rose, Elizabeth W. Sage, Maria L. Sanford, Jane L. Thomas, Emily Upson, Jennie W. Walbridge, M. Jose- phine Wood.
1856. George Fillow, Henry Harger, Edwin R. Keyes, John Lewis, E. Lewis Moore, John H. Peck, Jr., Asa Per- kins, Marcus L. Tryon, Mortimer A. Warren, Amos A.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
White, Edwin Whitney, Charles H. Wright, Betsey C. Blakeman, Elizabeth Dunham, Elizabeth J. Goodwin, Mary Hall, Sarah E. Hanford, Esther Henry, S. Josephine Higgins, Marietta W. Hull, Almira Lovell, Eliza P. Nor- wood, Fanny W. Wakelee, N. Louise Wakelee.
1857. Lewis A. Camp, Levi E. Latimer, James H. Lins- ley, Allen McLean, Correl F. North, Edward B. Peck, Frederick W. Smith, Cynthia A. Brooks, Maria A. Butler, Annie M. Chester, Frances Cheseboro, Harriet L. Hart, Mary E. Hill, Lucia F. Holcomb, Olive A. Pond, Phebe Sellick, Eliza Talcott.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL for training Teachers, located at New Britain, ten miles from Hartford.
TRUSTEES. The Superintendent of Schools, D. N. Camp, ex officio, who is also Secretary ; and one member from each county, viz: Francis Gillette, Hartford, Chair- man, 1861; James F. Babcock, New Haven, 1860; Henry P. Haven, New London, 1858; Roger Averill, Danbury, 1858; Hezekiah S. Ramsdell, Thompson, 1859; Josiah G. Beckwith, Litchfield, 1861; Alfred Hall, Portland, 1860; John S. Yeomans, Columbia, 1859.
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