hanover-cemetery-dh38-3-11-021

VERSO:

At a meeting holden at the time
and place & for the purposes mentioned
in the aforesaid application & warrant
& notified as above specified, Prof. Sam^l
G. Brown a Director being in the ^{was chosen} Chairman
of said meeting

The following persons were chosen officers
of the Association for the year ending
Ap^l 9, 1852 viz

Prof. Saml G Brown	Pres.
Prof. E D Sanborn	V. Pres.
Rev J Richards DD	Sec.
Jos. Emerson Jr	Treas.
Prof Ira Young
Maj. Wm Tenney
Prof. Jos. Woodman	Directors
Danl Blaisdell Esp

Voted, to lay an aSseSsment of Fifty
cents on a share

Voted, thanks to Prof. Sanborn for his
liberality in consenting to the removal of
the Eastern fence involving a contribution
of land on his part, and labor in
completing the erection of said fence

RECTO:

Voted that it is desirable that an
addreSs be delivered at each annual
meeting on some subject appropriate
to the objects of this aSsociation & that
it be referred to the Directors

Voted to have a receSs, while the
Subscribers for building the tomb & hearse -
house hold their Meeting, being duly
notified to meet at this time and place.

[The subscribers for building the
tomb and hearse house, having been
duly notified by a printed circular
sent to each subscriber, organized their
meeting by choosing Prof. Ira Young, Chair
man and Rev. John Richards Secretary

Mr Jos. G. Ward of the building Committee
made a report; from which it appeared
that the tomb & hearse house had been
built according to contract at an expense
of $209.87; that the committee had received
in cash and labor from Subscribers $207.47
and that there were $4. on the subscription
yet uncollected.

On motion, Voted that the report be accepted.

On motion of Jos. G. Ward, Voted that the
tomb and hearse house be made over