Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-15
Connecticut spiritualists.

At the eighth annual convention of the above named association just held in Hart ford report was made that the solicitors and collectors for 1893 from whom re- ports have been submitted were Mrs. M. A. Dwight of Stafford, Mrs. Nora Dowd of Hartford, Mics Carrie Bill of Willimantic, O. W. Hale of Meriden. Mrs. A. E. Mills of Plsinviile, L. ". Burnhsm of New Britain,
 E. B. Parsons of Winsted, Mrs. J. A, Cha pin of Norwich, Mrs. J. M. Har- rison of New Haven, R. R. Cal
 lander and Mrs. Ida Kingsbury of Waterbury, Mrs. N. H. Fogg of Soathington, James Wilson of Bridgeport,
 George Burlingame of Somsrsville, Mrs.
 J. M. Lamberton of Poquonook,
 George W. Payne of Unionville, Mrs. T. N. Osborne of Danbury, Mrs. George Warren of New Hartford, Delos Wood of Danielsonville, Ofrin Morse of Put nam, Mrs. George Reed of New London, Miss Jessie Goodrich and Horton Clark of Forestville, Cad Norton, Compounce, and Burnham Francis of Cheshire. Among those in attendance at the convention were: Miss Carrie M. Bill of Willimantic, Mrs. J. A. Bill of Willimantic, Mrs. John A. Good rich of Plainville. Mrs. F. A. H. Loomts of Msridsn; Mrs. H. A. Thompson of Hart ford. Mics Venelia R. Case and Mrs. Amelia A. Palmer of Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. George Bullingame of somersville, Dr. George A. Fuller of Worcester, O. L Smith of Hartford, Mrs. Amelia Corn well of Cheshire, Nrs. E. O. Bingham of Cheshire. George W. Payne of Unionville,
 Miss L. E. Hunt of Hartford, Mrs. J. O. Dormsn of Willimantio, Mrs. Dowd of Hartford, Mrs. E. R. Sloane of East
 Hartford, F. Hutchins of Hartford, Mrs.
 J. A. Chapman of Norwich, Mrs. s E.
 Rice of Hartford, Mrs Rosetta Walters of
 Bridgeport, Mrs. Anna Russell of Bridge
 port, Nrs. Ella Bacon Bond of New Haven,
 Mrs. Jane Hubbard of Hartford, Mrs. J. F. Dillingham; Storrs of Hartford.
 A committee on resolutions was appoint ed consisting of Dr. George A. Fuller of
 Worcester, George W. Burnhsm of Will limsntic, and Mrs. J. A. Chapman of Nor wich.
 The election of officers resulted in the selection of E. O. Bingham ss president,
 Mrs. A. E. Pierce of Hartford and Mrs J. E. B Dillon of Hartford secretary. The
 president, MT. Bingham, belongs in Ches-
 hire, and is 6 farmer by occupation. The vice president, Mrs. Pierce, is olairvoy- ant. Mrs. Dillon, who also resides in
 Hartford, is an active and influential
 worker in the interests of the association
 Mrs Nora Dowd of Hartford asked to be excused from serving as a solicitor for the new year. Mrs Dillon eaid that Mrs. Dowd had collected more than any one else and it was not thought that she should bs retired. She was re- elected. Miss Barbara Johnson of New
 Britain, Mrs. Harriet A. Wheeler of Bris- tol and Mrs. John Walters of Bridgeport were added to the list of solicitors. The work in Hartford under the auspices of Mrs. J. B. Dillingham; Storrs was reported as being exceptionally successful. The sea- sons work has been concluded.
 Dr. Fuller of Worcester, who spoke in the evening, is president of the Massaeau- setts State Association of Spirituslisss, which was incorporated by the Legislature of that state February 19, 1894 This association will hold it's first mass meeting in Boston CD Tuesday, May 15. Dr. Faller ia an eclectic physician in Worcester.