Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-05

relating to him that sad story Of misplaced atiec-
ton of the Shanghai henwhich bcnighted an
kee Shut in an egg laying machine over night
and 10! and behold when they went TO look for
her in the morning, there was nothing but toe
nail and part of wing feather left leaving
him to draw his own moral from it ; which he
did by lowing his head in silent shame, and I'M
mcdiately assuming his usual horizontal posture)
The chair would do so Immediately. The char
would trust brother S. to cXpcnd it for the
Bats" The chair hoped that there would be
no more interruptions. He the chair, was pc
cuiar individual one Of society's victims, his
head was not the right shape for work for IN
stance the day before, the chair had bought u
shovel, and mark the consequences, the chalr
kept that shovel through the heat OF the day,
but played it Off with an outsider at sevcn-up'
in the evening; thereby throwing that amount
of funds entirely out of the socicty's hands no
benefit received from il whatever.
The chair wished 10 petition the Board of SUI
peryisors to build u covered way and bridge
from Chilton's place to Franklins saw mill. to
enable the members OF this club to get into the
shade without using undue cNertion The char
had an idea tho, that perhaps it would be better
to wait till after the next election, the present
Board lacking the necessary public spirit for
such work. The road would not cost any great
sum lumber handy, and quite number OF men
in the ncighburEood. that had been known to
work when compelled by circumstances. com
panV could be organised, upon the same OASIS AS
The great Weaver Ditch Company, aud if the same
amount OF public spirit was evnced, he the chair
saw no reason why our grand children should
not be likely TO receive n great amount OF bene-
fit from H.. 4 branch could be extended off 10
squire b. S cabin it could be built with grade
sufficient to roll ON. to prevent the members from
over cXcrtjng themselves 10y walking Here the
chair stopped. and took survey OF the house.
Brother V. lay extended in the corner, with his
head in sack of barley making mule OF HIM
self a. the Secretary elegantly expressed H.
Brother S. lay in the middle OF the floor, with
the empty decantcr by his side; in a graceful
attitude Tor catching flies Brother 7. gave one
lool; of the most intense disgust, let his head
drop back. and in moment all was still leav-
ing Your humble servant. the Hon. Secretary. to
proceed alone in his glory to give TO the
world the minutes Of the first meeting OF the
" Bats"
This, Mcssrs Editors. will, we hope. give you
some faint idea of what we expect to do and
furthermore. with tue consent Of the " Bats |
am hereby cmpoW Wercd, to extend to you an invi-
tation free Of cost and if there should be among
the list Of your acquaintances, any disappointed
Office seekers, (cvcn lawyers will be ADMITTEDLY
give them our best wishes Tor their future we'll
fare and advise them by all means TO join Of
they have the money, that is) Our list OF ap-
plicants is already large, and we have no doubt
that when these our first proceedings are publish
cd to the world. but that The future o the " Bats
will be oriul to contemplate.
Yours, II.