, 1876-10-14
SUBURBAN..

At the annual meeting Of the Fotty-scvcnth
Street Congregational Society held few days
ngo, ". Z. Ifale, Aaron Bliss, James J. Noble,
o. A. Doguc, and g. q. Bouton wcre, chosen
Trustees. Tile 6oricsy, after many rorerscs, Is
now comparatively uncmbarrasscd, and is doing
a good work. 1t WAS organized at Hyde Park In
June, 1s79, with Prof. JAMES 7. Hyde, D. D.,
as stated supply. Its [rst Board OF Dcacons
were Samuel Brooks, L. G. Fisher, j. .. T. Marsh,
and o. A. Bogne, aud its First Trustees, ". =.
Ilnlc, ILcnry BROOKS. o. Il. DoRue, james j.
Noblc, an1 d. V. purlnEton. Its membership
at tue titne md for year or more subsequent
tion, oS but what Vas wanting Il numbers was
supplied In culture and social standing. Prof.
Hyde quit his illustrations in October, 1919.
mud wns succeeded by the Rcv. E. F. Williams,
Society llas doubled It's tncmbcrsp, mot oil Of It's
obligations Us they came dur, and besides kept
up It's contributions to outside objects, which Is
more than can be said Of many church organiza.
tlons. The church has now In connection With
II. q leurishng SabSath,school, under tho care
Of E. i. Dratuard and the Snpertntcndency Of
e. ". brown. The Board OF Dchco1s arc T.. G.
Fisher, G. u. Bou.on, Aaron Bliss, and o. A.
BoGuc.
The Board of Trustees met In the Town.1lnll
Present, President tcnsley, Trustees Boguc,
Powell, Schlu1,d, and Taylor. No report had
been made out By tue Drainage and Sewerage
Committee and tho Committee OF Engineers,
who asked thnt tho subject be discussed In Its
various phases.
4 communication from 4. 4. Wilson was
read, In which he offered to furnish two pumps,
two cigiHes, and four bolfcrs, for tho sum OF
ses,Oo. This does not include tho carpenter
work, pump-wol1s, condults, or masonry work.
This Communication was placed on file.
A motion WIS made tlat The propositions
giving tho yearly. running cost bo taken up,
which was adopted.
Mcssrs. Talcott and Gutherie mado an amend
mcns to their former proposition, which was
plarc{l on if1c.
a lid Of Alfred Nfcars, which offered to do
the work for 81, 500 per annam and tho town to
buy the 14aehIne5y IN I've yeat;g, was given yer
fonnl. .
Mr.. Cornell spoke In favor Of some individual
enterprise VINO will furnish good pipes md
pumps, and who will agree to do the work ut d
certain SUN per nnnufn.
Col. Raynor also spoke In favor Of thia scheme,
and wanted tho backbone of the town stiflcncd,
md TINT suc, improvement be douo ut onco.
Col Buwen gave his Views Hs to drainage, and
expressed Views almost like thoss Of tho other
gentlemen.
hIT. Boguc then presented the following,
which was adopted:
Atsoirea, Tint tho Attorney be and he Is hereby
dsestsd TO prepare az ordinance for collecting BY
II oaey rS sac IL psss ssns
r'od uf two years, 10! pusnnfng Into tic Calumet
River ut clicayo. tha drainage 70 6e delivered
thcrc, and that Il; I. Irlato +: @. Clark, and W.
II: NaynoF be and they nru hereby appointed COM
miss!oneEa ~ estimate tic cost thereof.
Gen. 8. Smith, ono OF tho engineers, said that
the watershed should be made smaller, and tho
towns surrounding ffydc park should drain In
SONG other why. Tho cost without profit to any
contractor would bo about f2i,UO3. MIR. Mills
had looked over the grounds, anu thinks TINT
the fuel will cost about q ,0D per year. lie
stated tlat his system would cost about 50, 100
iSr c y H. w'c sr mGs rss
from Mr.. chcsbrough aud Others, the Boarl I'D
iollrEei,