The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-30
books of colonial history being pre-

books of colonial history being pre- ferred.
 Mrs. Mary A. Smith then spoke few
 words concerning the Merwin alcove.
 Miss Tracy then suggested that the de-
 scendants of Governor Law give a | shelf.
 Mir. Downes moved that committee
 be appointed to take into considerati ton the interest in the Taylor library and take such action as may be necessary. II was then voted that the Pond me- moriai committee and the library com mittee be the same. This committee
 will be appointed by the president at some later date.
 An adjournment was then taken for dinner which was served in Landlord c. A. Bailey's best style.
 When the meeting assembled after dinner w. F. Downes, Lieutenant Hen ry F. Rhoades and Miss M. Virginia Smith of Wellesley college, Wellesley,
 Mass, were appointed committee to prepare the badges.
 A committee was also authorized to collect and publish records of the gene alogy of the members of the associa- ton.
 Letters of regret were received from
 F.. s. Smith of Seattle, Wash, l.. E. Stone of Coneaut, O., w. H Johnson of Montclair, N. J., W. R. Bronson of Wa terbury, Miss Pritchard of Waterbury z. F.. Stone of Lowell, Mass, John Hooker, president of the Hooker Family association, Rev. Joel Stone Ives of Stratford. Conn.,. David M. Stone, re- gently editor of the New York Journal of Commerce Elliott Stone of River dale. N. r., and J. O. Austin of Provi- dence, R. l.
 A congratulatory telegram was re- ceived from Hon. William B. Stone of Galena, Kansas.
 Speeches were made by General Sam uel E. Merwin of New Haven, Lyman S. Stone of New York, Lieutenant H. E. Rhoades of Mount Vernon, N. Y., Mrs. George w. Tibbals of Milford, Mrs Stone of Worcester, Dr. Jay Stone of New Britain, J. B. Stone and s. M. Hollister.
 The following are the officers elected President. S. M. Hotchkiss of Hartford, Conn.,; first vice president, Dr. J. s. Stone of New Britain; second vice president, Sanford Coe Stone of New Haven; third vice president, J. B. Stone of Worcester, Mass; fourth vice president Elliott Stone of Riverdale N. Y: fifth vice president, Merlin J. Stone of ogden, Utah. sixth vice presi- dent, John L. Stone of Marlboro, Mass. /; seventh vice president, Mrs. George w. | Tibbals of Milford, Conn.,; correspond | ing secretary, Charles E. Smith of Ter | ryville, Conn; recording, secretary Lieutenant Henry F.. Rhoades of New | York; treasurer G. B. Smith of Wash l ington, Conn.
 The following were among those pres | ent: s. M. Hotchkiss of Hartford, Ly- man S. Stone of New York, Miss M. | Virginia Smith of Wellesley, Mass, Miss | Josephine D. Morse of New Haven, Mrs. l s. M. Blair of Ansonia, Mrs. Jennie B. | Sawyer of Derby, Sanford Coe Stone of l New Haven, Fred A. Stone of Water | bury, Miss Maude I. Stone of New Ha- ven, Mrs. Horace B. Dykeman of West | vile, MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith of | Terryville, General Samuel E. Merwin of New Haven, Miss Mary L.. Tower of Waterbury, Mrs. Israel Jason of Water bury, George B. Stone of Bethlehem, Conn.,, Arthur A. Benham of West Ha- ven, s. B. Smith of Washington, Conn.,, MT. and Mrs. William M. Edwards of | Orange, Conn.,, Mary E. Stone of An sonia, Lucretia Buckingham of Milford | Mrs Mary DeForest of New Haven, Jennie S. Blair of Ansonia, Sarah M. Rhoades of Mount Vernon, N. Y, MT. and Mrs. George E. Maltby, Miss Maude E. T. Maltby of New Haven Mr. and Mrs. John S. Downes of Milford, w. E. Downes of New Haven, Miles J. Barnes of New Haven, Clarence N. Platt of Pa., Charlotte R. Clarke of Mr. and Mrs. Ebert N Clarke of Milford, D. l.. Clarke of Milford, MT. and Mrs J. B. Stone of Worcester. Mass. Mabelle W. Stone of New Brit ain, Frederick Stone of Orange, Conn.,, Mrs. c. S. Stone of Orange, Conn.,, Mrs. F. B. Perkins of Orange, J. C. Platt of E. L. Platt of Ansonia, D. B. Platt of Milford, Mrs. J. N. Leonard of New Haven, Mrs. L. S. Stone of New York, Miss Maria L. Stone of New York, Mrs. George w. Tibbals of Milford, MT. Blair of Ansonia.