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Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 343)

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Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 343)

343
to the Corporation as a Trustee.
Dissolved
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[December 13] December 13, 1905
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held on
[Quorum] Wednesday December 13, 1905 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[1906]
[January 10] January 10, 1906
[Meeting] The Monthly Meeting of the Board of Trustees was held
as notified on Wednesday January 10, 1906 at 2:30 o'clock PM
Present the President and Messrs., Beal, Cheever, Choate,
Foster, Russell and Watson.
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Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 343)

343
to the Corporation as a Trustee.
Dissolved
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[December 13] December 13, 1905
[No] The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held on
[Quorum] Wednesday December 13, 1905 at 2:30 o'clock PM
No quorum was present
Lewis G. Farmer
Secretary
[1906]
[January 10] January 10, 1906
[Meeting] The Monthly Meeting of the Board of Trustees was held
as notified on Wednesday January 10, 1906 at 2:30 o'clock PM
Present the President and Messrs., Beal, Cheever, Choate,
Foster, Russell and Watson.

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