Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-29
DEDICATED.


 Annual Meeting and RePorts-
 Chances of the Excellent Work Dono
 -The New Building.
 Just before the holding of the annual meeting of the New Haven Orphan asylum yesterday afternoon the dedication of the Nina-Lynette nursery which has just been completed on the asylum grounds took place. There was large attendance of the lady managers. The dedication ser vice, which was compiled by Dr. Howard, was conducted by him. A number of the children were present and sweetly sang several selections The building, as has been heretofore announced, is the gift of Mrs. Nathan Baldwin, who set apart $o, 900 for the enterprise. The institution is in memory of the deceased children of Mrs. Spencer of Newport, 8 niece of Mrs. Bald win. They were named respectively Nina and Lynette. A memorial tablet will be erected later by the donor. The kind gift is highly appreciated by the asylum man agement and all interested in this noble charity. The new nursery is two and 8 half stories high and will accommodate now twelve children and when fully com
 
 fum were modified yesterday permitting the admission to the nursery of children under two years of age. Orphans, half orphans and destitute children are eligible to admission. The new home with it's equipments cost $1O, GOO.
 The ladies at the asylum yesterday were much interested in the new nursery and it's equipments. They were also interested in the new hospital building nearly com l pleted at the corner of Edgewood avenue l 1formerly Martin street) and Platt street. l The hospital proper is one story and the | other portion is two stories. It will cost of the late Dr. Charles l.. Ives, son of the late Dr. N. B. Ives.
 At the meeting of the asylum managers these officers were elected:
 Executive committee-President, Mrs. George w. Curtis; chief manageru, Mrs. William Fitch, Mrs. ID. Sperry; treasur- CT, Mrs. Frederic Ives; secretary, Mrs. Henry Champion; assistant secretary, Mrs. Lemuel s. Punderson; recording secretary, Miss Eliza K. Twining; provider, Mrs. N D. Sperry; visitor, Mrs. Charles T. Can dee.
 Additional members or executive com | mittee-Nrs. Frank w. Benedict, Miss Ella B. Gilbert, Miss Sarah B. Harrison. Honorary managers-Miss Harriet s. Foster, ex-president; Mrs. HenryO. Hotch- kiss.
 Managers-Mrs. William H. Allen, Mrs William J. Atwater, Mrs. Edward l. Bar
 rett, Mrs. Hobart B. Bigelow, Mrs. Henry L. Bradley, Mrs. Lee H. Bradley
 Mrs. Julius D. Bristol, Miss Mary
 B. Bristol, Mrs. Henry H. Bunnell
 Miss Dotha Bushnell, Mrs. Charles B.
 Chapman, Mrs. Alfred Daggett, Mrs. Cor
 nelius Davies, Mrs. Augustus J. Dubois
 Mrs. George M. Duncan, Mrs. Wilbur F.
 Day, Mrs. Edwin H. English, Mrs. James G. English, Mrs. Richard M. Everit, Mrs
 Charles Fabrique. Mrs. George H. Ford
 Mrs. John P. Q: Foster, Mrs. Nathanie
 Miss Mary H. Hadley, Mrs. Edward
 Harrison, Mrs. Horace P. Hoadley, Mrs
 Albert s. Holt, Mrs. Lewis Hotchkiss, Mrs
 John W. Mansfield, Mrs. George P. Mar | win, Mrs. Edward P. Merwin, Mrs Eugene s. Miller, Mrs. Willis E. Miller, Mrs Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Josephine s Newton, Miss Minott A. Osborn, Mrs. Ar thur D. Osborne, Mrs. Henry E. Pardee
 Mrs. Richard E. Rice, Mrs. Flu
 gene L. Richards, Mrs. George B.
 Rogers, Miss Mary E. Scranton
 Miss Priscilla E. Shears, Miss Eliza T
 Sherman, Mrs. Thomas R. Trowbridge
 Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ward, Mrs. Henry A
 Warner, Mrs. Edwin s. Wheeler, Mrs
 William D. Whitney, Miss Charlotte
 Winchester, Mrs. Charles P. Wurts. | Trustees-James M. Mason, Arthur D
 Osborne, N. D. Sperry, George w. Curtis
 Thomas R. Trowbridge, Samuel E. Ner
 win, Henry w. Farnam, Wilbur F. Day George H. Ford.
 l The annual reports show that the past
 year has been one of prosperity to the in
 stitution. The financial reports show re
 ceipts of $6,147 from the donation visit
 $399 from subscriptions and donations
 from interest, George w. Curtiss trustee
 $5.O00; by interest on permanent fund, A
 o. Osborne trustee, $1,696; by board O
 teacher and children at asylum, $1 1,511; by
 town appropriation 5000.
 The family expenses for the year wer'
 $10, ,309; expense of repairs, $2, ,576; insur l ance, $139; for heating and ventilating ap
 paratus for new building, SLIPS; fol
 range, gas fixtures, carpet, etc., for new
 building, $455; to paid salary matron $500; assistant matron, $350; second as sistant matron, $250; salary of nurser, matron, $275; salary of steward, $500. l The funds belonging to the asylum
 amount to $152, ,932 62, all well invested. MANAGERS REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING l MAY 16, 1891.
 l The managers of the New Haven Orphan asylum present the ffty-eighth annual re | port It will show year of prosperity and of progress.
 The statistics are as follows: