The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-26

| Pundorson had been a manager for
thirteen years and for nine years CORE
spending secretary. She resigned as
| secretary on account of i'll health. but
| we are fortunate in retaining her on
| the board of managers. We regret the
| loss of her valuable and more active
| service on our board, but congratulate
ourselves that we are not wholly de-
| prived of her excellent council and CO.
operation.
Our visitor has made fifty-nine visits
to children in country homes. The re-
port closes with extracts from the chill
dren's letters, which all speak elegantly
though in simple unaffected words of
the beneficial work accomplished by the
asylum.
THE TREASURER,S REPORT.
Cash on hand May Is, 1885, $3.50. 81 !;
Donation day collections, $5,7S6.47; other
subscriptions and donations, $174.56;
board of children at asylum, $2,022.20;
interest, George w. Curtis trustee, 81
500; interest on permanent fund, A. d.
Osborne trustee, $3.50; sale Of merchan-
disc and industrial work, $34.15 one
half of town appropriation for 1898, ST.
600; town appropriation for 1899, $4,000.
Total, $17,76S.22.
EXPENDITURES.
Family expenses, $11, 61S.S1; visiting
children, $14227; repairs, $1,0SS.5S;
books, printing and stationery $17429;
incidental expenses, $404.42; insurance,
$427; salary of matron, $500; salary of
first assistant matron, $3.50; salary of
second assistant matron, $3.50; salary of
house nursery matron, $275; salary of
the Nina-Lynette nursery matron, 1925;
salary of steward, $500; balance cash on
hand, 81, 1885 Total $17,76S.22.
Received and placed in the hands of
the financial agent, George w. Curtis,
for investment gift. Mrs, Antoinette
Hall Taylor, Andover, Mass, to be adj
ded to the adelaide Hall Hotchkiss
Fund" $780, legacy, Frank G. Phipps,
81 ,000. Total, $1,50O
JOSEPHINE S. NEWTON,
Treasurer.
We have examined the foregoing ac-
count and find the same correct.
(Signed)
A. D. OSBORNE,
WILBUR +. DAY,
Auditors.
New Haven, May %, 1899.
The annual election resulted as fol-
lows:
Presldent--Mrs George w. Curtis
Chief manager Mrs. n. ID. Sperry
rreasurer-lMiss Josephine s. Newton.
Secretary-Mrs. Henry Champion.
Corresponding secretary-'Mrs Franklin y.
Bradley.
Recording secretary-Miss Eliza K. Twin
ing.
Visitor-Mrs Charles T. Candee.
Additional members of the executive COM
mittee-Mrs. Frank w Benedict. Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Clark, Mrs John F. G. Foster
Miss Ella b. Gilbert and Mrs, Joseph H.
Townsend,
Honorary managers Mrs, Nathan A.
Baldwin, Mrs. Julius D. Bristol Mrs. Fred
eric Ives and Mrs. Henry Q. Hotchkisss;,
Managers Miss Anna l.. Bailey, Mrs.
Henry Baldwin, Mrs. Edward l. Barrett,
Mrs Henry H. Benedict, Mrs. Frank L.
Bigelow, Mrs, William +. Blackman, Miss
Mary b. Bristol, Mrs. Alfred Daggett, Mrs.
Mrs, George ii. Duncan, Mrs; James G.
George Geo ss' H i Ford. Mrs Hathaniei L. Gar.
field, Miss Mary II, Hadley, Miss Elizabeth
G. Hall Mrs. John NJ Hall, Mrs. Horace
F Hloadley,,, Miss Frances 5. Ives. Mrs,
Calvin N, Kendall, Mrs. john G. Lewis,
Mrs c. Purdv Lindsey, Mrs. John w.
Mansfield, Mrs. Edward G. Merwin. Mrs.
Eugene $. Miller, Mrs Willis T.. Miller.
Mrs. Thomas r. Osborne Mrs G.. Berry
Poets. Mrs. William l.. Phelps. Miss Lima
NJ. Phpps Mrs. Charles Fl. Platt. Mrs.
Lemuel $. Pundcrson, Mrs. Eugene L.
Rihards. Miss Caroline f.. Richardson. Mrs
David b. Thompson, Mrs. Frank u. Trow-
bridge, Mrs. Robert Veltch, Jr, Mrs. Eliza
beth K. Ward, Mrs. Henry A. Warner, Miss
Florence NJ. Warwick, Mrs. Luis S. Welch,
Mrs. William p. whitney and Miss Char
lotte Wlncpeser,
Trustees--Arthur d. Osborne, George w.
Curtis, Wilbur +. Day, Henry W. Farnam,
\. ID. Sperry, Samuel -, Merwin. George II
Ford, Henry C. White and Oliver S. White.