EAO^ 
 
 (nu3 
 

 a i\/icp 
 
 I f 1 <J -j -« ' 'V-\ 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 Daughters 
 American 
 
 Revolution 
 
 OF THE 
 
 HARTFORD, CONN. 
 
 Iprcss of XTbc dase, '3locl!\voo^ S, :Brain3rt Compans 
 
 January 1894 
 

LIST OF OFFICERS 
 FIRST ANNUAL REPORTS 
 BY-LAWS AND 
 
 MEMBERSHIP ROLL of the 
 RUTH WYLLYS CHAPTER 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 OFFICERS 
 
 state tRccjcnt 
 
 Mrs. DE B. RANDOLPH KEIM 
 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 Ibonoiars tRegent 
 
 Mrs. ELIZABETH RODGERS SMITH 
 
 Hotel Capitol 
 
 tRegent 
 
 Mrs. JOHN MARSHALL HOLCOMBE 
 
 79 Spring Street 
 
 IftccstRcgcnt 
 
 Miss ANTOINETTE RANDOLPH PHELPS 
 
 72 Washington Street 
 
 Secretary 
 
 Mrs. albert HASTINGS PITKIN 
 625 Asylum Avenue 
 
 CorrcsponMng Secvctuvg 
 Mrs. CHARLES EDWARD GROSS 
 
 840 Asylum Avenue 
 
 treasurer 
 
 Miss MABEL WYLLYS WAINWRIGHT 
 
 III Elm Street 
 
 IRegistrar 
 
 Miss MARY KINGSBURY TALCOTT 
 
 815 Asylum Avenue 
 
 Ibistorian 
 
 Miss JULIA BRATTLE BURBANK 
 
 714 Asylum Avenue 
 
 (S) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 Xocal JSoal•^ of /iDanagcra 
 
 Mrs. Dr. Wainwright Mrs. William Hamersley 
 
 Mrs. Francis B. Cooley Miss Ellen M. Case 
 
 Miss Charlotte A. Jewell Mrs. W. H. Palmer 
 Mrs. Francis Goodwin Mrs. Chas. W. Havemeyer 
 
 Mrs. Chas. F. Johnson 
 
 B6visors 36oav5 
 Rev. Francis Goodwin Mr. Joseph G. Woodward 
 
 Dr. W. a. M. Wainwright Mr. John M. Holcombe 
 
 Committee on ipublication 
 Mrs. J. M. Holcombe Miss M. K. Talcott 
 
 Mrs. a. H. Pitkin Mrs. Charles H. Clark 
 
 Miss M. W. Wainwright Miss Charlotte A. Jewell 
 
 delegates to tbc HAational Society 
 Miss M. K. Talcott Miss C. D. Bissell 
 
 (6) 
 
The Ruth Wyllys Chapter of hartford, 
 
 connecticut, daughters of the 
 
 wv;; american revolution, from its 
 
 '^'^ O RGANIZATION TO THE FIRST ANNUAL 
 
 M EETING. NOV. i8, 1892 — OCT. 31, 1893 
 
 THE records of this Society, thus far, show that 
 the inspiration of the movement proceeded from 
 a circular issued by the National Board in Wash- 
 ington, D. C, and sent to a few ladies early in the 
 year of 1892. It was addressed to the "female de- 
 scendants of an ancestor, who with unfailing loyalty 
 rendered material aid to the cause of Independence 
 as a recognized patriot, as a soldier or sailor, or as a 
 civil officer, in one of the several Colonies or States, 
 or of one of the United Colonies or States, resident in 
 Connecticut, or from the mother of such a patriot." 
 Considerable interest was manifested during the 
 summer, but no formal action was taken until Novem- 
 ber, 1892, when the presence among us of Mrs. De B. 
 Randolph Keim of Washington, D. C, State Regent 
 for Connecticut, furnished the necessary impulse. 
 
 Invitations were extended by note and personal 
 solicitation to such ladies as were known to be eligible 
 to membership, to be present at a meeting, held 
 November i8th, at the residence of Miss Antoinette 
 Randolph Phelps, great-great-granddaughter of Col. Noah 
 Phelps, who was leader of a band of volunteers who 
 
 (7) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 captured Fort Ticonderoga, one of the most daring 
 exploits of the Revolutionary War. Some of the 
 ladies were already honorary members of the "Sons 
 of the American Revolution " of Connecticut, and I 
 take occasion here to mention that in no State of the 
 Union have ladies of Revolutionary ancestry received 
 the privilege of honorary membership in that society 
 which is accorded them in the State of Connecticut, 
 and also to note with grateful acknowledgments the 
 kindliness, courtesy, and aid extended by them in the 
 formation of this new Society of kindred spirit. 
 
 Despite the gray November skies and the fact of 
 two afternoon teas and a parlor reading, fifteen ladies 
 gathered at the time and place appointed. The fol- 
 lowing is the list of ladies known to be present, most 
 of whom made application for membership at that 
 time : 
 
 Mrs. De B. Randolph Keim, Mrs. J. W. Cone, 
 
 Miss A. R. Phelps, Miss C. A. Jewell, 
 
 Mrs. E. Rodgers Smith, Miss Helen Rathbun, 
 
 Mrs. H. B. Beach, Mrs. James Nichols, 
 
 Mrs. Seth Talcott, Miss Ellen Hooker, 
 Mrs. Dr. W. A. M. Wainwright, Mrs. John M. Holcombe, 
 
 Miss Mabel Wainwright, Mrs. A. H. Pitkin. 
 Miss M. K. Talcott, 
 
 Several ladies, unable to attend, sent words of 
 encouragement and affiliation with the formation of 
 this Society. The meeting was called to order and 
 Mrs. Keim was chosen chairman, and Mrs. A. H. 
 Pitkin, secretary. Two methods of forming societies 
 are allowed under the Constitution, and the one which 
 
 (8) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 contemplates the selection and appointment of officers 
 by the State Regent as organizing officer was adopted. 
 The following is the list of officers appointed by 
 the State Regent, which was considered necessary for 
 the full organization of the Chapter : 
 
 Regent^ Mrs. J. M. Holcombe. 
 Vice-Regent, Miss A. R. Phelps. 
 Secretary, Mrs. A. H. Pitkin. 
 Treasurer, Miss Mabel W. Wainwright, 
 Registrar, Miss M. K. Talcott. 
 
 The Constitution of the National Society, its plan 
 of organization, objects, fees and dues, delegates, form 
 of application and insignia, was adopted. The meeting 
 adjourned to December 8th, when the general plan 
 of work for the year and the name of the Society, 
 that of " Ruth Wyllys," was decided upon. Decem- 
 ber 27th the names of the officers and charter mem- 
 bers, sixteen in all, with fees and application papers, 
 were sent to Washington, and application made for a 
 charter. During January no meetings were held, but 
 constant additions were made to the membership, and 
 a total list to February 9, 1893, of fifty-seven mem- 
 bers were sent to Washington by the secretary. The 
 interest in Hartford which this Society aroused in 
 the first few months of its existence has been attested 
 in the records of the National Society by the fol- 
 lowing : 
 
 "The 'Ruth Wyllys Chapter' in Hartford was 
 the quickest organization of any Chapter on the 
 records of the Society in this country." 
 
 (9) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 At a meeting held February ninth, the charter 
 dated January sixth, 1893, was presented and a com- 
 mittee consisting of Mrs. Dr. Wainwright, Mrs. Judson 
 H. Root, and Mrs. H. T. Sperry, were appointed to 
 frame it suitably. Mrs. Root resigning, Miss Frances 
 Johnson was appointed. 
 
 Contributions of pieces of wood from the original 
 Charter Oak were offered by several members of the 
 society, and October first witnessed the glorious com- 
 pletion of this most satisfactory work of the committee. 
 
 The following is the list of those who contributed 
 pieces of wood from the "Charter Oak" for the fram- 
 ing of the Charter ; the list prepared by Mrs. W. A. 
 M. Wainwright, Chairman of that committee : 
 
 Mrs. Elizabeth R. H. Smith, 
 Mrs. Judson H. Root, 
 Mrs. WiUiam F. Tuttle, 
 Mrs. Henry T. Sperry, 
 Mrs. Frederick Porter, 
 Miss Ellen M. Stuart, 
 Miss Martha P. Clark, 
 Mrs. C. R. Boynton, 
 Mrs. George W. Newton, 
 Mrs. A. B. Francis, 
 Mrs. Tuit, 
 
 Miss Elizabeth G. Smith, 
 Mr. W. H. Whitelaw, 
 Mr. John Watson, 
 Mr. Peter Taylor, 
 Mr. Skinner, 
 
 and several pieces from the estate of J. H. Most. 
 
 (10) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 The incorporators named in the charter of the Chap- 
 ter are the following : 
 
 Mrs. J. M. Holcombe, Miss Mary Clarke, 
 
 Mrs. Samuel Colt, Mrs. W. A. M. Wainwright, 
 
 Mrs. C. Nichols Beach, Miss Charlotte A. Jewell, 
 
 Mrs. Francis Goodwin, Miss Ellen M. Case, 
 
 Mrs. Chas. F. Johnson, Miss Emily W. Ellsworth, 
 
 Mrs. Francis B. Cooley, Mrs. James Nichols, 
 
 Miss A. R. Phelps, 
 
 and the officers : 
 
 Mrs. J. M. Holcombe, Miss M. W. Wainwright, 
 
 Mrs. A. H. Pitkin, Miss M. K. Talcott. 
 
 At this meeting a vote was taken on what is called 
 the " eligibility clause of the Constitution." The senti- 
 ment of the Ruth Wyllys Chapter, as expressed by vote, 
 was unanimous in favor of lineal descent and for strik- 
 ing out the clause, "mother of a patriot," from Article 
 III, section i, of the National Constitution. The dele- 
 gates appointed at this meeting, Miss M. K. Talcott 
 and Miss C. D. Bissell, were instructed so to vote at 
 the National Congress, so representing the sentiment 
 of the Ruth Wyllys Chapter, and, as it proved, in 
 harmony with the other Connecticut delegates. The 
 society is to be congratulated in that these ladies also 
 represented the Ruth Wyllys Chapter at Chicago, May 
 nineteenth, at the Woman's Congress. 
 
 Later in the month, May twenty-second, a shadow 
 fell upon the society when we learned with deep re- 
 gret of the death of Mrs. Col. John B. Clapp, the first 
 of our number to be taken from us by death. Gentle 
 
Ruth Wyliys Chapter 
 
 and unassuming in her manner, she gained the love and 
 respect of all who came under her influence. Her life 
 among us will always awaken the kindliest recollec- 
 tions. Memorial notices from the National Society, and 
 from the Ruth Wyliys Chapter, were sent to the mem- 
 bers of her family. 
 
 During the year the Regent, Mrs. Holcombe, has 
 prepared the by-laws, and they have been accepted 
 by the society. Miss M. K. Talcott has presented a 
 paper on Ruth Wyliys, which was printed in full, in 
 the " Evening Post," and one copy sent by the secre- 
 tary to each member. 
 
 Miss Caroline D. Bissell has given a very interest- 
 ing paper on the meeting of the National Congress in 
 Washington, D. C, February, 1893. We have had two 
 executive and four general meetings during the year. 
 Our membership roll contains one hundred and six 
 names. No persons are admitted without clear proof 
 of the Revolutionary service of an ancestor. 
 
 Our thanks are due the ladies whose hospitality 
 has been so cordially extended. Miss A. R. Phelps and 
 Mrs. Dr. Wainwright, and to the ladies who have pre- 
 pared papers for the meetings, and to the city press 
 for the many notices of our progress from time to 
 time appearing in their columns. 
 
 The progress which this society has made during 
 its first year has been so marked and satisfactory that 
 we have just cause for congratulation for the success 
 which has been achieved in bringing together so many 
 of Connecticut's representative names recalling ancestral 
 memories of the struggle for Independence. 
 
 (12) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 J 
 
 The experimental stage is passed and we now oc- 
 cupy a position in our National Society worthy of our 
 ancestors, the memory of whose deeds of heroism and 
 sacrifice has brought us together to-day. May we not 
 extend our influence so that all women in whose veins 
 flows the blood of Revolutionary ancestry may aid 
 in perpetuating the patriotic spirit of the men who 
 achieved American Independence. 
 
 Cicero has said, 
 
 " Dear are ancestors, 
 Dear are children, 
 Dear are relatives and friends ; 
 All these loves are contained in love of country." 
 
 Mrs. Albert Hastings Pitkin, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 (13) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 BY-LAWS 
 
 ARTICLE I 
 
 IRame 
 The name of this chapter shall be the Ruth 
 Wyllys Chapter. 
 
 ARTICLE II 
 flDembcrsbip 
 Any woman having the qualifications prescribed 
 by the National Society, who resides in Hartford or 
 vicinity, shall be considered eligible to membership 
 in the chapter. The spirit of the clause "descended 
 from the mother of a patriot," being interpreted by 
 the National Board as follows : that the loyalty to 
 the Colonies of the said mother be distinctly proven, 
 as well as the loyalty of the child from whom ap- 
 plicant descends, and provided that the applicant be 
 otherwise acceptable to the society. 
 
 ARTICLE III 
 
 Sfees 
 
 Initiation fees and annual dues shall be such as 
 
 are prescribed by the National Society's constitution. 
 
 If, at any time, additional funds are needed, the 
 
 Chapter may, by a three-fourths vote, authorize the 
 
 (15) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 Treasurer to levy such assessments as the Chapter 
 may recommend. Any member in arrears for dues, 
 three months after two notices of her indebtedness 
 have been sent her by the Treasurer, may be dropped 
 from the rolls of the Chapter by the Local Board 
 of Management. 
 
 ARTICLE IV 
 
 ©fficcrs 
 The officers of the Chapter shall be a Regent, 
 Vice-Regent, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Sec- 
 retary, Treasurer, Registrar, Historian, Local Board 
 of Management of seven or more persons to act with 
 the officers ; an Advisory Board of four gentlemen, 
 and such other officers as future necessity may de- 
 mand, 
 
 ARTICLE V 
 Election of ©fficcre 
 
 The Chapter shall elect its officers, its Local 
 Board of Management, and its delegates to the Con- 
 tinental Congress, on the thirty- first day of October, 
 — this being the anniversary of the hiding of the 
 Charter in the Oak on the Wyllys estate, — of each 
 year, or, if that date falls on Sunday, on the fol- 
 lowing day. 
 
 In case of a vacancy by resignation or death, a 
 temporary officer may, if necessary, be appointed by 
 the Regent to serve until the next meeting, when 
 the vacancy shall be regularly filled by election. 
 
 Nominations shall be made from the floor, and 
 election shall be by ballot. A majority shall elect. 
 
 (i6) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 No officer shall be eligible for more than two years 
 consecutively. 
 
 ARTICLE VI 
 Sutfes of ©fficccs 
 The duties of officers shall be such as usually 
 appertain to their offices, and such as are prescribed 
 by the regulations of the National Society. 
 
 ARTICLE VII 
 Hjonorarv flDcmbers 
 Any woman resident of Hartford or near vicin- 
 ity, who is a member of any other Society or Chap- 
 ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 
 may be elected an Honorary member of the Chapter. 
 
 ARTICLE VIII 
 
 /meetings 
 The annual meeting for the election of officers 
 shall be held on the thirty-first day of October, or, 
 if that fall on Sunday, on the following day. Other 
 regular meetings of the Chapter shall be held in 
 January, April, and June. Special meetings may be 
 called at any time by the Regent. Notices of all 
 meetings shall be mailed to all members five (5) 
 days before the time of said meeting. 
 
 ARTICLE IX 
 ®r^er of 3Businc88 
 
 1. Reading of minutes of previous meeting. 
 
 2. Report of officers. 
 
 3. Report of Committees. 
 
 4. Miscellaneous business. 
 
 (17) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 ARTICLE X 
 StanMng Committees 
 At each annual meeting the Regent shall appoint 
 a programme committee, or such committees as may 
 be deemed necessary by the Local Board. 
 
 ARTICLE XI 
 
 a^v(60l•s asoars 
 An Advisory Board of four may be elected from 
 members of the Society of the Sons of the Ameri- 
 can Revolution residing in Hartford, Conn. 
 
 ARTICLE XII 
 Quorum 
 Five members of the Local Board constitute a 
 quorum for the transaction of business. 
 
 ARTICLE XIII 
 
 Bmcn6ing 3BB=Uaw8 
 These By-Laws may be amended at any regular 
 meeting, written notice of the proposed change hav- 
 ing been submitted at a previous meeting. 
 
 i iSt 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 REPORT OF THE TREASURER 
 
 Miss Mabel Wyllys Wainwright, Treasurer, in account 
 7viih the Ruth Wyllys Chapter, Daughters of 
 THE American Revolution, from its organization, 
 November eighteenth, i8g2, to October thirty-first, 
 1893: 
 
 receipts 
 Fees and annual dues, $307.00 
 
 disbursements 
 
 National Society, $226.00 
 
 Charter, 5.00 
 
 Postage and stationery, 26.60 
 
 Expense of delegate, i3-40 
 
 Printing, .......... 3.00 
 
 Cash box, 1.50 
 
 $275-50 
 Cash on hand, 3i-5o 
 
 $307.00 
 
 Audited and found correct. 
 
 DR. W. A. M. wainwright. 
 
 (19) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 MEMBERSHIP ROLL 
 
 Allen, Mrs. B. R. 
 Allen, Miss Edith 
 Barker, Mrs. Ludlow 
 Barnes, Mrs. L. W. 
 Bartlett. Miss M. L. 
 Beach, Miss E. H. J. 
 Beach, Mrs. C. Nichols 
 Beach, Mrs. Chas. L. 
 Beach, Mrs. Geo. Watson 
 Bennett, Miss Alice N. 
 Bingham, Mrs. J. F. . 
 Bissell, Miss Caroline D. 
 Brocklesby, Mrs. John H. 
 Bronson, Miss Alice . 
 Bronson, Mrs. A. H. . 
 Bosworth, Mrs. S. B. . 
 Burbank, Miss Julia B. 
 Burdick, Mrs. Geo. 
 Calhoun, Mrs. J. G. . 
 Campbell, Mrs. James 
 Case, Mrs. Albert W. 
 Case, Miss Ellen M., . 
 Clapp, Mrs. John B. . 
 Clark, Mrs. Chas. Hopkins 
 Clark, Miss Mary- 
 Coffin, Mrs. H. R. 
 CoUins, Miss M. F. . 
 Colt, Mrs. Samuel 
 Cone, Miss Florence . 
 Cone, Mrs. J. H. 
 Cook, Mrs. A. G. 
 Cooley, Mrs. Francis B. 
 Cooley, Miss Clara M. 
 Deming, Mrs. Ernest . 
 
 122 Woodland st. 
 
 Prospect ave. 
 
 West Hartford 
 
 i8 Florence st. 
 
 J/ Farmington ave. 
 
 Armsmear 
 
 Arinsinear 
 
 21 Capitol ave. 
 
 8 Main st. 
 
 joo Fanningtoji ave. 
 
 484 Farmington ave. 
 
 gj Spring st. 
 
 i^ Columbia st. 
 
 18 Niles St. 
 
 18 Niles St. 
 
 1S06 Broad st. 
 
 J 14 Asylum ave. 
 
 203 Sigourney st. 
 
 j6o Laurel st. 
 
 J4 Congress st. 
 
 South Manchester 
 
 joj Farmifigton ave. 
 * 
 
 14 Prospect st. 
 
 68 Main st. 
 
 Windsor Locks 
 
 g4 Woodland st. 
 
 Armsmear 
 
 182 Collins st. 
 
 y84 Asylutn ave. 
 
 164 High st. 
 
 iig Farmington ave. 
 
 iig Farmington ave. 
 
 iji Sigourney st. 
 
 (21) 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 Ellsworth, Miss Emily W 
 Ferguson, Mrs. Henry- 
 Frances, Mrs. F. A. . 
 Francis, Miss Mary 
 Faxon, Mrs. Walter C. 
 Gladwin, Mrs. S. M. . 
 Goodrich, Miss Mabel 
 Goodwin, Mrs. Francis 
 Goodwin, Miss Alice F. 
 Goodwin, Miss Sarah M. 
 Gross, Mrs. Chas. E. 
 Hamersley, Mrs. William 
 Hammond, Mrs. E. P. 
 Hart, Mrs. A. E. 
 Havemeyer, Mrs. Chas. W 
 Hitchcock, Mrs. H. P. 
 Holconibe, Mrs. J. M. 
 Hooker, Mrs. E. B. . 
 Hubbard, Miss Edith 
 Hubbard, Mrs. Geo. W. 
 Jeweh, Miss C. A. 
 Johnson, Mrs. Chas. F. 
 Johnson, Miss Frances 
 Jones, Mrs. H. K. 
 Knous, Mrs. Jacob 
 Lyon, Mrs. Irving W. 
 Lyon, Miss Mary P. . 
 Marsh, Mrs. John H. 
 McCray, Mrs. W. B. . 
 Nichols, Mrs. James G. 
 Northrop, Mrs. E. G. . 
 Palmer, Mrs. Frances C. 
 Parker, Mrs. John D. 
 Parsons, Miss Tirzah M. 
 Pelton, Miss Edith C. 
 Pelton, Mrs. W. N. . 
 Perry, Mrs. Alfred T. 
 Phelps, Miss A. R. . 
 Pitkin, Mrs. A. H. 
 Rathbun, Mrs. J. G. . 
 Rathbun, Miss Helen B. 
 Roberts, Mrs. Henry . 
 Rockwell, Mrs. F. C. . 
 
 68 Collins si. 
 
 I2J Vernon si. 
 
 J Farnthigloti ave. 
 
 loi Elm si. 
 
 2g Htinli7igton si. 
 
 70J Asylutn ave. 
 
 24 Main si. 
 
 loj Woodland si. 
 
 loj Woodland si. 
 
 loj Woodland si. 
 
 S40 Asylum ave. 
 
 155 Washinglon si. 
 
 2j Alwood si. 
 
 gb4 Asylum ave. 
 
 jjy Washinglon si. 
 
 iig Trjtiiibtill si. 
 
 79 Spring si. 
 
 yo Farmitiglon ave. 
 
 2g Columbia si. 
 
 West Harlford 
 
 140 Washinglon si. 
 
 6g Ver?iojt si. 
 
 106 Gillelle si. 
 
 jj Spring si. 
 
 Prospecl ave. 
 
 26 Buckingham si. 
 
 26 Buckifigham si. 
 
 iji Sigourney si. 
 
 Gillelle si. 
 
 g48 Asylum ave. 
 
 The Goodwin 
 
 10^4 Asylum ave. 
 
 iSj Sigourney si. 
 
 S Avon si. 
 
 yg2 Asyhim ave. 
 
 7g2 Asylum ave. 
 
 yji Asylutn ave. 
 
 72 WashittglOfi si. 
 
 623 Asylum ave. 
 
 ly Alwood St. 
 
 ly Alwood si. 
 
 Sg Lafayetle si. 
 
 4^A^. >f--^/^ 
 
Ruth Wyllys Chapter 
 
 Root, Miss Matilda C. 
 Root, Mrs. Judson H. 
 Sanford, Mrs. Walter . 
 Scott, Mrs. J. Stanley 
 Sedgwick, Mrs. Charles I 
 Shipman, Mrs. Nathaniel 
 Shipman, Miss Mary D. 
 Smith, Miss E. G. 
 Spencer, Miss E. J. 
 Spencer, Miss M. C. 
 Sperry, Mrs. H. T. 
 Sperry, Miss M. B. 
 Stanley, Miss Nellie 
 Starr, Mrs. Pierre S. 
 Stillman, Miss A. W. 
 St. John, Mrs. S. B. 
 Taintor, Mrs. J. U. 
 Talcott, Miss M. K. 
 Tuller, Mrs. Charles D. 
 Tuttle, Miss AHce G. 
 Tuttle, Miss Jane 
 Tuttle, Mrs. W. F. . 
 Wainwright, Miss Mabel W. 
 Wainwright, Mrs. W. A. M. 
 Weed, Miss Marion 
 Webb, Miss M. L. . 
 Williams, Mrs. Harry B. . 
 Woodford, Miss Ada . 
 
 ibo Garden si. 
 
 66 Washington st. 
 
 2IO Farmhigton ave. 
 
 8j Biickitigham st. 
 
 44 Buckitigham st. 
 
 jj Charter Oak pi. 
 
 jj Charter Oak pi. 
 
 218 Main st. 
 
 34 Buckingham st. 
 
 553 Asylum ave. 
 
 g Winthrop st. 
 
 g Winthrop st. 
 
 East Hartford 
 
 17 g Sigourney st. 
 
 100 Woodland st. 
 
 114 Washingtojt st. 
 
 862 Asylum ave. 
 
 815 Asylum ave. 
 
 4j Park st. 
 
 loj Trumbull st. 
 
 12 Winthrop st. 
 
 12 Winthrop st. 
 
 Ill Elm st. 
 
 Ill Elm st. 
 
 8j Elm st. 
 
 Windsor Locks 
 
 24 Marshall st. 
 
 2 Sumtier st. 
 
 Since the thirty-first of October, 1893, the following names have 
 been added to the list: 
 
 Barber, Mrs. Horace . 
 Brooks, Miss Lydia C. 
 Catlin, Mrs. Abijah 
 Dwight, Mrs. William B. 
 Gallup, Mrs. John 
 Morgan, Mrs. E. K. . 
 Risley, Mrs. Elisha 
 
 A llyn House 
 
 104 Church st. 
 
 g66 Asylum ave. 
 
 13 WintJirop st. 
 
 Asylum ave. 
 
 14 Russell st. 
 
 yo Gillette st. 
 
 Mary Kingsbury Talcott, 
 
 Re9:istrar. 
 
 (23) 
 
iiii 
 
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
 
 011 698 044 7 
 
 Holllnger Corp. 
 pH8.5