Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-17
WINDING UP.
The Founders Day Committee-Wha
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The Founders Day Committee-What Was Done Last Evening.
 The inal~meeting of the Founders day committee was held at the City Hall last night. The meeting was called in order tc settle up the business connected with tn: exercises. Chairman James Reynolds called the meeting to order and in behalf of the com mittee thanked them for their work done during the arrangement of the exercises. The report of the treasurer was made and &C., cepted. The receips were the appropriation from the city of $3,000, and s282 from H. P. Hubbard. The expenditures were $2,215.69, leaving balance of $787.13 on
 hand. The report of the committee on pub
 fishing and revising was made by Horace
 Day. He said: "The printing is we'll under
 way. It will be in pamphlet form of seventy
 pages and will contain the names of the gen.
 eral committee, the order of procession, the
 oration of the day and other notes of interest
 of the day. It will be printed on heavy fine
 paper and will be from the press of Futile,
 Morehouse & Taylor, this city. Four thou
 sand copies will be printed at cost of $293 l"
 It was voted to send to the Historical society
 one hundred copies for distribution among
 the other societies.
 The question of the manner of the distri-
 button came up. After various suggestions
 it was decided on motion of Principal Whit
 more that the whole publication be placed in
 the town agents office, where they can be se-
 cured. MT. Henry Peck made motion that such part of the exercises as related to the Lancasterian school be included in the pamphlet. The school committee will meet to night and it was decided to leave it to them to settle the matter on motion of Prin- cipal Whitnore. One hundred and fifty dol Iar vyoc tad fo, R6aT oE publication committee. The matter of the publication of the Lancasterian school meet ing was left to the discretion of the publica- tion committee. The sscretary's record of the proceedings of the various meetings held will be presented to the Historical society communication from Captain Embler of Company D was read. In behalf of the con- mittee he requested that inasmuch as there was a balance of over $700 on hand, that the city battalion be reimbursed for the expense of the collation. served to the out of town companies. The expense to the battalS ion was $325. The communication was ac- cepted and ordered on file. A vote of thanks was awarded to the general committee and other committees and the organizations that took part in the exercises. The thanks of the were rendered to Henry T. Blake, the orator of the day. The treasurer was continued in office until after thu settlement of the publishing committee business, after Whlch the balance VIII De paid back to the town. 4 vote of thanks was extended to Chief Marshal Barnes. The meeting ad- journed.
 The expenditures were as follows: Invita- tions, $75 50; military and fire department, S1S3.47; civic societies, $40; schools, $100; oration, hall, etc., $80; medals and memo rials, S204.12; printing and badges. $200. 73; music, etc. $750; carriages, $142; Lancaste- rian school, $50 national salute, $52; In. aians, S5; secretary, $32 ST; due committee on publication, $500.