The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-15

east side an apartment or sulte or rooms, with kitchen, dining and bed- rooms, with bath room and parlor for the superintendent and his family. Op- posite are several bed rooms with bath rooms, and large attic above all.
 The building is of North Haven brick with East Haven stone trimming. The interior is finished chiefly in North Caro- lima pine giving a light and cheerful aspect to the rooms. The entire build ing has the best of sanitary construc- tion, is well heated and lighted through out. A small chapel built in the same style as the main building, but for tenn porary occupancy until such time as the society shall find itself in a condi- tion to erect the other half of the chapel, is placed partly in the rear of the main building; ground has accommodations for eighty sittings, is heated and lighted same as the home. The estimated cost for these two build ings was $14O0O and it was completed for that sum. An after thought on eX tra No. was the advisability of finish ing off part of the attic into rooms to meet any emergency which might arise. Extra Mo- was an outside door lead HIS NAANOt IO lllG lNeihlllo ACOAAA |AiN N~N tra No. was a locker for the dining rooms-these, with found-to-be nec- essary change in the plumbing, mak- ing the expense of the building $14,- 705.79
 To meet these bills we have used the purchase money from the sale of the bethel. have sold our invested bonds and have borrowed $5,O00. With these amounts we have paid our bills, and we start with the burden of this debt of $5 900 resting upon us. We believe we have a building well adapted to the work, thoroughly we'll built, and trust our efforts will prove satisfactory to all interested.
 HELEN l.. COWLES, Chairman of the Building Committee. The following officers were elected for the following year:
 President-Mrs. F. Wayland FelloWes. First vice president-Miss Sarah M. Mix
 Second vice president-Mrs. John H. Booth.
 Recording secretary--Miss Mary E. Law
 Corresponding secretary-Mrs. c. s. Winchell.
 Treasurer-Mrs Helen L. Cowles Missionary and superintendent-HeV | John o. Bergh.
 Auditor--Mr. A. H. Morse. Advisory board-Mr. G. o. Crutten- den. General E. S. Greeley, Hon, Henry B Harrison, Judge John c. Holhster Mr Frank w. Pardee, pr. Leonard J. Sanford. MT. Joel A. Sperry.
 Executiye committee-Mrs. John H. Rooth Mrs Helen L. Cowles, Mrs, G' | n Crnttenden, Mrs. F, Wayland Eel lowes Miss Mary F. Law, Miss Sarah M Mix Miss Harriet A. B. Punderson, Mrs. $. E. Mcqueen, Mrs. Joel A. Sherry. Mrs. Henry A. Street, Mrs. C' $. Winchell, Mrs. o. A. Dorman' Mrs Pobert A. Brown, Mrs. Arthur Bradley, | Mrs. StiIson Mrs. James H, Toy. l Committee on libraries-Mrs. Car 1 ence H. Stilson.
 1 Home committee-Miss Sarah M. Mix, Mrs. James II. Foy, Mrs. Clarence H. Stilson, Mrs. John H. Booth.
 Committee of associate members for volunteer service-Mrs. Arthur Brad l lev chairman; Mrs. Theodore Haga- man. Miss Alice Cowles, Miss Lily Bart lett Miss Meta Van R. Fellowes, Miss
 Mary F. Mersick, Miss Rose Galpralth'
 Miss Florence Clark.
 Publishing committee-Mrs. c. S
 Winchell, Miss Mary E. Law.
 Nominating committee-Mrs A. B Fuller, Mrs. Simeon J, Fox, Mrs. Joseph
 Porter.
 $1.3O4.4S was raised by the different
 churches during the year Of this
 amount Mrs. Henry Farnam gave $500