Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-15

1 William A. Buckingham, John F. Sla- | ter, Mrs. Harriet P Williams, Henry E. Norton, Russell Hubbard, Charles Osgood, Mrs. Augusta k. Greene, Lo- ] John Breed, William w Colt, Joseph I Otis. James l.. Greene. Amos w. Prem i tice, David Smith, Daniel Tyler, Sam | uei C. Morgan. Timothy P. Norton, l Lucius w. Carroll, Henry Bill, Israel M Buckingham, Lafayette S. Foster l we'll, J. Hunt Adams. Leonard Ballou, Christopher c. Brand, Ebenezer Learn ed, Jedediah Spaiding, Erastus Will l Hams, Charles W. Farnham, Edward A. Abbott. James NJ. Huntington. AL | bert H. Almy. Charles A. Converse, William M. Converse, Elisha Edwards, | Charles Johnson. Stephen W. Meech, ! George aF. Stejman. Charles Tracy, Henry Thomas. Jeremiah s. Webb, An drew J. CurTier.
 Note: Many of the founders of the Academy were also later donors, but, for reasons of convenience, their names are printed once only, in the 1 first list.
 Later Donors to the Free Academy. William A. Slater, Henry B. Norton,
 William W. Backus. Mrs. John F. Sla- 1 ter. Franklin Nichols, Alumni assooia- = tion, Gardiner Greene, Edward Chap pell. Edward N. Gibbs. John Mitchell. George s. Palmer, Moses Pierce, Albert F: Sturtevant. Hugh H. Osgood Thomas D. Sayles. Charles Bard, Will
 liam A Buckingham. 2d. James S. | Greene. Jr., Daniel F. GulIiver, M D. Amasa c. Hall, Jeremiah Halsey, Mrs 1 Edward B. Huntington, Frank John- son, Charles H. Kenyon, Edward A
 Palmer, John A. Rockwell. M. D.. Ben jamin W. Tompkins, John P. Barstow Charles D. Browning, Mrs. Daniel w 1 Colt. Charles C. Haskell, George R Hyde, Lewis A. Hyde. Gertrude R
 May, Gilbert osgood. Hezekiah F
 Thompson. E. winsIow Williams, Mrs
 Sarah B.Williams, Wareham Williams Samuel Mowry, Levi T. Meech. John | T. Wait, Julius Webb, Mrs. Franklin
 Nichols, George Colt. Charles L. Hub-
 bard, Solomon Lucas, Gurdon P Cot | trell. Enoch F Chapman. Mrs. Edwin l c. Johnson. Charles B. Platt George l Pratt, Allen Tenny
 | Annual Subscribers to the Income oi 1 the Free Academy.
 The Misses Norton. c. S. Palmer, W |! N. Blackstone, F. S. Camp, Mrs. E | Chappell, c. B. Farnsworth, NJ D.. E 1 N, Gibbs. the Misses Gilman and Mrs
 Lane, J. Halsey, C. l.. Hubbard, c. c 1 Johnson, R. P. Keep, Mrs. c. H. Ken
 yon.1 B. P. Learned, F. J. Leavens. s
 Lucas, J Mitchell. Mrs F. Nichols, c 1 H. osgood, F. L. Osgood, H. H. Osgood 1 Moses Pierce, Porteous & Mitchell l Rev. l.. Pratt, D. D., A w. Prentice Reid Hughes, T. D. Sayles. W. A l Slater.
 Donor to United Workers. Attention was directed Thursday tc | the fact that Edward Chappell had 1 donated the handsome sum of $10,00t | to the United Workers.
 Franklin Street Park. Mayor Murphy was informed Thurs l day by Dr. Lester E. Walker that his ] grandfather. Horace Walker, had given Franklin street park to the city. Programme Adopted. When the general committee met ! in the afternoon in the Board of Trade ] rooms, James c. Macpherson presided
 as chairman and w. Tyler Olcott was I clerk.
 | The programme that had been drawr l up in the morning meeting was sub-
 mitted and adopted
 It was considered advisable to in- 1 crease the officers by the naming oi | a. treasurer and to have one or two i more committees to attend to some oi | the details. J. c. AveriIl was elected | appointd: Printing, publicity and sta tistics, William c. Gilman, pr. E. F Brewer. Dr. Dwight Tracy and Miss | Ella A. Tanning. Music. l.. O. Smith | and F. H. Pullen. Speakers, H. A | Tfrrell and F. l.. Woodland.
 1 {. The meeting adjourned after a ses- sion of about an hour. Further meet | ings will be held as the plans for the l celebration progress