Meeting.
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At an adjourned meeting of the Society for
the encouragement ofFree Labour, held at the
Town Hail. Dec. 81, 1926: THos. GARRETT
was called to the Chair, and E. w. GILBERT ap-
pointed Secretary. The constitution as amend
ed at previous meeting was read and adopted.
The Committee appointed at the last meeting to
nominate persons to fill the several offices Of
the society proposed the following:


Pyesident--LEA PUSEY.


pice President-JoHN REYNoLDs.


Secretuy.-WM. p. RICHARDS.


Treasurer. CANBY.


Standing Committee.-lsaac Pc irce, DIR. VIM.
Gibbons, Joseph G. Rowland, Eli IIilles, Benz
Webb, and E. w. Gilbert:


Who were duly elected.


A Aletter from Benjamin Lundy- was read to
the meeting; an extract from which Follows
Gree Cotton may now be had in considera-
Bile quantities, and spinner near Philadel-
phia, offers to spin that kind by ITSELF provided
enough should be furnished to make it worthy
his attention 1t can also be woven and prepar-
ed for sale, by free hands. in Pennsylvania and
elsewhere.


On motion, Resolred, That the Constitution
as well as the proceedings, of this meeting be
published in such papers of this Borough as are
willing to do it gratis.


Adjourned to meet in the S. w. room of the
Town Hall on the Goth instant, at half past six
O'Clock.


THOMAS GARRETT, Chr'n.


E. w. GILBERT Sec'ry