The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-12
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
THE ANNUAL MEETING WAS HELD
LAST EVENING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING WAS HE'LL
LAST EVENING.
Directors Elected and the Reports of the
Secretary and Treasurer Were Heard
The Indebtedness of the Association IL
still Large-Oficcr to be elected Soon.
The annual meeting Of the Evergreen
Cemetery association was held last
night in room 209 in the First National
bank building and was largely attend
ed, there being twenty-four present.
The meeting was called to order at 8
o'clock by President Burton Mansfield
and the following directors for the
year were elected: Burton Mansfield,
Benjamin r. English James D. Dewell,
Herbert G. Warren, and John p. Au-
GERS at meeting to be held in the near
future.
The annual reports for the year were
heard and accepted, and proved of in
terest to the members of the associa-
ton. The report of Treasurer Dewell
showed the indebtedness of the associa
ton to be larger than the members
would wish, but it is expected that
means will be provided whereby the
debt will be greatly diminished before
the next annual meeting. Several sug-
gestions were offered last night, but
no conclusion was reached as to the
proper course to pursue in regard to the
matter.
The following auditors were appointed
last night: e. A. Gesner and f. G. Lum.
The report of the secretary, Benjamin
r. English, was as follows:
Number Of interments the past
year....... .................... 4zo
Number of interments recorded
Number Of lots sold the past year 40
Number Of single graves sold the
past year ........ ................ 81
Number of old claims unsettled. 10
Receiving Vault Record.
Remains in vault at last report. O.
Remains deposited the last year.. 2
Remains inferred in cemetery ..... ]
Remains removed from cemetery o.
Remains remaining in vault ...... l
Report of the Perpetual Care Fund.
Amount of fund at last report. "a, 557 80
Amount deposited the past year 659S2
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Amount Of funds this day. IS, Alias
The fund is invested as follows:
First mortgage E O. Mansfield
and others ....... s........ Y. ISL, 10000
Deposited in New Haven Saw
ings bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,161.S6 J
Deposited in Connecticut Saw
ings bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1889
Deposited in National Savings
bank ..s..... .................. 315.73
Total $5,417.4S
The cash amount as shown by Secre-
tary English was in substance as fol-
lows Received, $13,724.75; deposited in
Connecticut Savings bank, $3S734; de-
posted in National Savings bank.
$271.98; paid James D. Dewell, treasur-
er, $13,065.43, making a total of s13,-
724.75
Report Of Mr.. English as treasurer Of
the Evergreen Cemetery trust fund was
as follows:
Cash balance from last report. IS 1863 80
Received deposits ............... 1,25000
Received interest ................ 1916
So, 0sO9
Paid expenses, etc.,. ........$ 54510
balance to new account ........ 2,535S4
81, $50. 81
Amount of funds this day. $21, 635. "a
Number Of depositors, SO.
The treasurer Of the association,
James D. Dewell, showed the balance
up to February % to be $2,637.31. In
savings banks to credit Of chapel fund,
$S,525.04; indebtedness, bonds outstand-
ing, $12,5oo The meeting adjourned
about o'clock.
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