. Histoire de Leslie du Grand New York . ller de tlieCurrency comme ville centrale de réserve.en 188G il a organisé la CitySavings Bank de Bro(dclyn. In1SS7 I)urelia le Northwest-ern et le Florida Railroad, en tant que président. Il est président de la East Greenwich ^^aterSupply Company of Rhode Island, est président de tlie Bay SlioreWater Supply Company, et est l'autrustère de la Brooklyn disben-sary, de la Brooklyn FRC^e Library, du Berkeley Institute et du Han-son place Baptist Chueh. Sa plus tirade femme, Minerva Hull, de ^Valling-ford, Vt., qu'il a épousé en 1849, est morte en 1856. Par elle il h

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. Leslie's history of the greater New York . ller of tlieCurrency as a central reserve city.In 188G he organized the CitySavings Bank of Bro(dclyn. In1SS7 he i)ureliased the Northwest-ern and Florida Railroad, becom-ing its President. He is Presidentof the East Greenwich ^^aterSupply Company of Rhode Island, is President of tlie Bay SlioreWater Supply Company, and is atrustee of the Brooklyn Dispen-sary, the Brooklyn Frc^e Library, the Berkeley Institute, and the Han-son Place Baptist Chureh. His tirst wife, Minerva Hull, of ^Valling-ford, Vt., whom he married in 1849, died in 1856. By her he had adaughter—Flora. In 18.)!) he married ^lelinda J. Evans, of S])riiig-tield, Ohio. She died in 188.J. By her Mr. Sprague had a son, whowas born in 1862, and died in 1896. In 1886, he married ElizabethHarrison, of Brooklyn. Mr. Sprague is the son of Hon. Nathan TurnerSi)rague and Susan Button. His father was a Judge, and for nineteenyeai-s a member of the Vermont Legislature. His first paternal ances-tor settled at Salem, Mass., in 1639.. NAlllA.N iLl;.Ml; ^ri;Ai.ll. FREEMAN, WELDON WINANS, attended the public scho(ds ofListowel, Ontario, Canada; in 1888 was graduated from the Colle- ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NEW YORK RIOGRAPHY G13 giate of that place; served as clei-k with Hay Brotiii-is, millers, oflastowel; s])ent several iiionths with ikss limthers, the largest fui-iii-tiire manufacturers iu Canada, and, in Fehruai-y, ISS.I, caiue to Brook-lyn and entered the employ of the Edison Eleetrie llluiniuating Com-pany as stenographer. He was gradually advanced, and in Jainiary, 1895, was elected Assistant Secretary of the comiiauy. lie has beenSeci.tary since .January, 1898. He is also Secretary of the CitizensElectric Hluminaling Comjiany of Brooklyn, and of the MunicipalElectric Light (omi)auy, cor^iorations owned by the Edison Company.In 1892 and 1893 he was Secretary of the Brooklyn Christian EndeavorUnion, and in 1891 and 189.) was its Bresident. He is Su])erinteiuleniof the Park Ave

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