Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
 REFLECTS ITS OFFICERS.
Report Mede by Superintendent of
 Work Done at MapIewood Cemetery.

At the annual meeting Of the trustees of the Norwich Cemetery association this week the officers were reelected as follows: President, Charles F. T'hay-. CT; vice president Joseph D. HaViland; secretary and treasurer, Gilbert. $. Raymond; board of directors Charles F. Thayer, Joseph D. Haynand, Austin A Chapman, Frank II. Smith, Frank II. Woodwork, John McNilliams, Alex Jordan; auditing committee. Charles t'. Thayer, George W. Carroll and Charles IS. HolbTooll.
 Report on Maplewood Cemetery.
 Superintendent Washington M. Holt, who has charge of Maplewood cene- tery for the association, made the fol- lowing report:
 ending Dec. 31, 1914, amounted to $4006.12, which was an increase over the year 1913 of S1,612.27.
 The sale of s single graves during the year amounted to S3S0, an increase over 1913 of $90.
 Total sales for the year amounted to $4.366.12, an increase over the preceding year of $1, 1,762.27.
 There were 8 burials during the year, of which 40 were in family lots, and 42 in single graves; this is an in crease of 22 over the preceding year. l There was one removal. The total number of burials to Jan. l, 1915, amounts to 569.
 
 monuments, five headstones and have 1 set eight grave markers and 62 corner l posts.
 1 One broad avenue 20 feet wide on 1 the west side of the main avenue of 1 the cemetery, 575 feet long, has been 1 surveyed by the engineer and partly | graded
 1 Also 1,25O feet of wire fence has 1 been built next to the Gardiner road. | Also new hot water heater installed 1 in the house last February.
 Directors Meeting. A meeting of the directors held recently the regular annual dividend of s5 per cent. was ordered paid to all 1 Stockholders of record Jan. 1, 1915, and l the committees from the directors were appointed as follows: Executive com mittee, Charles F. Thayer John Me i finance committee, C. F. Thayer, Austin \. Chapman, Alex - Jordan: grounds committee, F. Fl. Snlich, J. D: Havil- and. F. H. Woodwork.
 superintendent. Mir Holt has served i in that capacity since the opening of the cemetery, having been appointed Jan. 30, 1903.
 Treasurer's 18th Report. The 12th annual report was made by l the treasurer, Gilbert $. Roymand, as l follows:
 
 1 Balance on hand Dec 31, 1913 $314.61; sale of lots, $3.956.12; sale o1 l graves, $$S0; burials, $456.25: extra icaretakinS, $29.25; monuments, $1T9.45: | sales of hay. $50; rent of house, low ering machine. tent, etc, $312; deposit ed perpetual care trust fund, S133.T4; withdrawn from savings bank, $725: sale of right in spring to Q. B. Leffing well, $50; miscellaneous, $.94; total re- i ceipts, $6.667.36.
 1 Disbursements. l Salaries and office expenses, .$1,138.27: burials, $304.06; caretal1ing, $S7.S9: l monupents, $105.1S; farming, $6132: capital account, $S49.48; maintenance S112.55: tools, S33.15: horses and waG- ons $67.94: dividends, s47O; water rates $17.23; miscellaneous, S9.15: tax. es and insurance, $34.69: deposited 1T savings banks, $2,633.74; balance or hand, $T63.71; total, S6,687.36.
 investments and Assets. Deposited in Merchants Nationa bank, S763.I1: Norwich Savings society book, $1,10Q.54; Chelsea Savings baal book, $2.599.13; Dime Savings banI book, $1,10+,93: perpetual care trus fund, deposited in Chelsea, Saving. bank, $295.52: total, $5,763.8S.
 The auditing committee, Charles s , HClbrOOh. c. W. Carroll and Charles F Thayer, have examined the account. and found them correct.