The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-14

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 The annual meeting of the Evergreen Cemetery association was held yester- day afternoon in room 407, First Ma tional bank building. MT. Burton Mans field, the president being sick, the meeting was called to order by secre- tary English and MT. Herbert c. War ren was elected president pro tenn. The minutes of the last meeting were rad and approved. Reports of the secretary and treasurer were read and voted to be placed on the records. The following gentlemen were elected dl- rectors: Burton Mansfield. Benjamin R. English, James D. Dewell, Herbert C.. Warren, John F. Augur. s
 Owing to the sickness of MT. Mans field, and no report by him being ready, Mir. J. D. Dewell stated that Maple dale cemetery was being put in good condition as fast as possible Some land on Davenport avenue belonging to MT. B. Oberkeher had been purchased and negotiations were on for more.
 The report of Secretary English was as follows:
 Number of interments the past year, 397; number of interments in Maple dale cemetery from February l, 1891 to May 26, 1904, S57; number of interments recorded to February l, 1905, l9,22I; number of lots sold the past year, 66; number of single graves sold the past year, P; number of old claims unset tied, 10.
 Receiving vault record--Remains In vault at last report, Q; remains deposit- ed the past year, B; remains removed from cemetery, Il; remains remoyd to lot in cemetery, 1; remains in vault, l.
 Perpetual care fund Account of fund at last report, $7,705.21; amount depos- tied the past year, $75S.09; amount in terest received, $3S7.9S; total $S,S51.2S. Less premium on bonds, 31.44-$S, ,S19.79.
 The fund is invested as follows: First Mortgage D. o. Mansfield and others. s1,75O; ? bonds S. N. E. Telephone Co., $2,OoO; 1 bond Boston Electric Co, $1,- 900; 1 bond New Haven town, $1,000; 1 bond West Haven Union schotS dis trict, $1,O0O; 1 New Haven city Boule- ward sewer bond. $1,000; bond Consoli- dated Railway, $1,O0O; deposit New Ha- ven Savings bank, s7.67; deposit Ma tional Savings bank, $60.51; deposit Connecticut Savings bank, s1.61; par value of investments this day, SS,S19.79.
 Cash account-From sale of lots, $6,- 7OO15; from sale of single graves, $255.- 25; opening graves, $2,1SS.60; turing lots and graves. s1,393.66; soil and top-dress- ing, $761.O2; boundary posts, s1673O; curbing, $2.275.7 .75:8 use of chapel, s1O15O; removals, l37; transfers, $24; receiving vault, $7450 foundations and inspec- tions, $sO5.S6; rent of house, $10S; wa tering lots and vases, s195; lining graves, s355.50; brick vaults, $60; sun dries, STOLE; total, s15,973.S0.
 Deposited in savings bank to credit of perpetual care fund, $758.09; paid James D. Dewell, treasurer, $15, ,215.71.
 Following the meeting of the associ- ation the meeting of the cemetery as sociation trust fund was held. MT. IT. c. Warren was elected president pro tenn. The report of the treasurer was read and is as follows:
 Balance from last report, s3,SOs.S2; deposits received the past year. S3.350; interest and dividends the past year, z $1,319.Ss; New York and New England R. R. bond paid, 5000; total, s9,s7s.7O.
 Expenses, advertising, etc.. s39.S5; care of lots $51So5; investments, $9,- 1S2.9O; balance to new account; $2s3. 40; total, ss,s73.7O.
 The report of James D.Dewell, treas urer, showed receipts of $46,O47, includ- ing balance of $4,5O5 on hand February l, 1904 The expenditures this year were $43,S76, leaving a balance of $2,67O. There are coupon notes outstanding of $50,000. There is a deposit in savings bank of $2,215; cash in City bank of $2,3eS; cash in hand $2,67O. ,"