The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-15
CONNECTICUT TYPOTHElAE.
ANNU1L MEETING IN HOTEL G4RDE
 LAST EVENING.
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year. Wilson IT. Lee, of New Haven, Elected Robert M. Hoggson.

The Connecticut Typothetae assem- bled for their annual meeting in the Hotel Garde last evening. The meet ing was called to order by President Wilson H. Lee of this city immediately after supper, Treasurer o. A. Dorman and President Wilson H. Lee both sub mitted their annual reports. MT. Lees s report reviewed the work of the year and was very interesting. His com ment on the success which has attended the monthly meetings of the association was very gratifying to those present.
 The nominating committee reported the following list of officers for the en- suing year, all of whom were elected unanimously:
 President--Wilson H. Lee of New Ha- ven.
 First vice president-Leveritt Brain erd of Hartford.
 Second vice president-W. H. Mari gold of Bridgeport.
 Third vice president-w. A. Kelsey of Meriden.
 Secretary-George M. Adkins of New Haven.
 Treasurer-A. S. Bradley of New Ha- ven.
 Executive committee-J. M Emerson of Ansonia, w. H. Barnard of Hart ford, R. s. Peck of Hartford, George IT, Tuttle of New Haven, O. Howard Hall of Bridgeport.
 Auditors-E. H. Parkhurst of New Haven, Samuel MacLauchlan of New Haven.
 Delegates to the United Typothetae of America-W. H. Lee, J. M Emerson, w. H. Marigold, Leveritt Brainerd, w. H. Barnard o. A. Dorinan, E. s. Geer, R. S. Peck; alternates, c. S. Morehouse. w. 4. Kelsey, D. E. Brewer, George H. Futile, N. C. Warren.
 MT. Dorman declined a reelection as treasurer after having served the asso- citation in that capacity since its organ ization. A vote of thanks was rendered him by the association.
 The association will hold a summer meeting at the shore some time within the next two months. It will take the form of ladies day and the fair sex will be well represented. The place and date will be determined later.
 The following resolutions on the re- cent death of Robert M. Hoggson were offered and adopted at the meeting:
 New Haven, May II, 1900.
 Whereas, God, in His all wise Provi- dence, has seen fit to remove from among us one of our number Robert M. Hoggson, senior member of the firm of Hoggson & Robinson of this city, whose death occurred April 25, 1900; therefore be it
 Resolved, That we, the Connecticut Typothetae, in annual meeting assem- bled, this (Monday) evening, May II, in New Haven, do hereby express our deep regret at parting with our late brother and associate member, one who was identified with this association from it's organization, and who ever took warm I interest in the Typothetae and it's well fare.
 Resolved, That in his death our fra ternity and craft loses a valuable mem Der, man held in high esteem by all with whom he came in contact in the various relations of life, one who was distinguished for his integrity and ster- ling worth of character.
 Resolved, That this Typothetae bear testimony to the honorable place he has occupied in the councils of our craft in New Haven and that these resolutions be entered in the records of the Con- necticut Typothetae and copy of the same sent to the bereaved family.