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CHANUK.
Maali** or NtarlthaltJar*.
The first annual meeting of
stockholders of the Exchange
held at Onley last Saturday. It
a large and harmonious gatheric
prominent farmers representing e1
section from New Church to B
Nest, Northampton. The numb*
attendance was estimated at f
600 to 800. #
The meeting was called to ordei
B. T. Gunter, the president oi
Exchange, promptly at the appoi
ed hour, and after an Interval to
low the different divisions to rep
a 4 to the members qualified to vc
on motion the officers were elec
for the ensuing year, and by ace
mation, resulting as follows: Ben
Gunter, president; John H. Robei
vice-president; A J. McMath, sec
tary and treasurer; William A. Bi
ton, business manager; L. Thos. I
Cato, general inspector.
When the election of general i
spector was called a motion w
made to abolish the office, which w
withdrawn after a discussion of tl
matter, participated in by mai
members of the Exchange, but
motion was adopted to enlarge tl
duties of general inspector, as me
be hereafter determined upon by tl
board of general directors.
A motion to combine the offices *
secretary and treasurer was agree
to without opposition.
