The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-16
WALLLNGEORD.

The corporators of the Dime Savings
 bank held meeting Tuesday evening
 and elected c. H. Tibbitts, w. l. Todd,
 G. D. Munson and c. B. Yale corpora
 tors. The directors chosen were l.. M.
 Hubbard, Rev. Hugh Mallon, G. M. Hallenbeck, c. N. Jones, A. D. Judd, M.
 D. Cook, l.. H. Hall, H. L. Hall and c,
 B. Yale. At a subsequent meeting of
 the directors the following officers were elected: L. M. Hubbard, president;
 president; Rev, Hugh Mallon and G. M. Hallenbeck, vice presidents; Leonard B. Bishop. secretary and treasurer. The present board of burgesses has paid out $26, ,904.36, and only $1S,250 has been appropriated. The appended fig
 ures show how the money was expend- ed: Streets--Disbursed $1.s6144; appro- priated, $1,0OO. Fire-Disbursed, $57S.o3; appropriated, $1.0OO. Police-Disbursed, $1,320; appropriat- ed, $1,9OO Miscellaneous - Disbursed, S569.90; appropriated, $500. Interest-Disbursed, $1,6SS.76; appro- priated, $3,500. Sidewalks-Disbursed, $3149S; appro- priated, $400. Printing-Disbursed, s162.79; appro- priated $500. Light -Disbursed, $1,9S94S: appropri- ated $2,S00 Engineering and surveying-Disburs- ed, $150.56; appropriated, $200. Salaries-Disbursed, $500; appropriat- ed $750. Attorney-Disbursed, $75; appropriat- ed, $3O0 | Sewer repairs-Disbursed $11O.39; ap- propriated, $500. Attorney Harrison-Disbursed, $650. Waterworks-Disbu $405.18. Main and Ward street sewers-Dis- 1 bursed, $33464. Note-Disbursed, $S,500. Hose house-Disbursed, $4,669. Sewers-Disbursed $3,52621. Total-Disbursed, S26, ,904.36; appropri ated, $13,250 When the War of the Rebellion broke out in 1861 Miss H. c. Lane was ern- ployed as governess in the home of a southern planter in Georgia. and was l unable to get through the lines until 1S63 when through the influence of ! friends she finally got a pass and reach ed her home in Wallingford early in the ! month of May. The following is fac l sirnile of the pass granted: l MILITARY POST. Provost MarshaPs Office, l Department, No. 2, Atlanta, Ga, April 29, 1863. 1 Pass Miss H. c. Lane to Richmond, l Va. for - days, upon honor not to communicate in writing or verbally for publication any fact ascertained which, l if known to the enemy, might be inju- l rious to the Confederate states of America.
 I Subject to the discretion of military ! authority. By Order of G. W. Lee, Commanding l Post and Provost Marshal 1 R. H. FINCH,
 Lieutenant and Assistant Provost Mar l shal. l No. 9169. l The paper is of a very poor specimen and was printed by J. H. Seals, Allan l ta, Ga
 l Mark Tracy who has returned to this | uOWQ dILeT Sttl dDSellCSe eoL ScNCl ot Ceti .,
 and Albert Layman, who were arrested upon a charge of making disturbance | in a restaurant on Colony street, set 1 tied up the case against them yester- day by the payment of a combined cost I of s1301.
 Coroner Mix failed to put in an ap- pearance here yesterday. 1 Hubbard Hose has elected Foreman w. P. Bridget as delegate and first l assistant and John Carery as alternate 1 to the flremen's convention in Willi- mantle August 4. Simpson Hook and Ladder has selected Foreman J. P. Eos ter as delegate and F. F. Hogan as all
 ternate.
 Professor Mark Putnam started yes-
 terday for Cottage City.
 Mrs. James Doolittle has gone to
 Ocean Grove.
 There seems to be but little enthusi-
 asm manifested over the proposed
 union Sunday school excursion to Han-
 over park.
 MT and Mrs. c. H. Brown are home
 from a visit to Boston.
 | c. R. Tiffany, Melis Oddly, Charles
 Freeman and w. D. Cottrell are home
 from Washington, D. c.