Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-01-23

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ing Scc'y, which book shall he Untitled fhll"-ophi-
| cal transactions of the Friendly Society
| Article 18Th. Each Fellow of the society snail
| own and profess the Protestant lelgiOh, anu ne "i
ATticie 18Th. ms Society in all their meetings
shall Keen open doors excepting when their policy
| requires them 10 be shut.
The twenty-six Articles of Federation
were formally adopted, or rather re
adopted, Nov. T., 17Sl. Appended to
| them are the hands and seals of the
following gentlemen The names are
given ms found in the record
| Francis DAVIS David Robinson
| Roswell Uoukin- Shadr..rk IIlthewaE
David Fay Amos fassei
Bepi Fassei Timothy FOlleit
| Joslua Hathaway Jc,luthun Lamb
George Foot iona Robinson
Moses Robn-on jan Tho Tolman
Joseph Fay Loan Dewey
John Fasset Jn'r Anthony Ilaswtl
David Russell Francis Parry
Samuel Hicks
Other ,re,ass, 'reUriing in Us. and
| after, are the following Andrew Selden,
| Amos Marsh. John Stamford, Isaac
Smith, Dr. Nathan Miller Burr.
Rules and Regulations were adopted
Nov. 26th, 1871. Fellows" of the so
ciety we're to keep their seats except
when speaking if absent for more than
| fifteen minutes from a meeting when
they attended, they We're subject to fine
mot exceeding two shillings. Officers
were to be punctual ''on penalty Of being
reduced to private members.
On the 27th Sept. they had already
voted 'to Divide this Society into two
| Particular Classes the one Moral the other
Natural Philosophy for the Time Being.
There were then SIX names i'll the first
class and eight i'll the second. At the
meeting which adopted the revised feed
Grafton it was Voted that the Class Of
Moral Philosophy bring i'll to the next
meeting Il Philosophical demonstration
Glass OF Natural Philosophy bring in at
the same time Il definition Of matter.
They also ''Voted that the meetings Of
this society be held in future at the House
of Mr. Jon'th. Robinson" At the next
meeting, Nov. 2Gth, the demonstration
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and definition were both presented and
accepted and ordered to be recorded III
the Philosophical Transactions, &c. They
voted, also, that each Fellow should pay
to the Treasurer -four shlllinSs lawful
money IN silver, to deiray "the neeeSs''-
ry ehafses oi 'ie Society ti''' mas OF may
"iise' Il '"Niiii'''e' was "PP'''i''" "
receive III 'he DOORS .i'''' may DC pi"'sn'
III i"r 'ho pei'''n' oi 'n' 'oo'ie's' '''
iof the next meeting theH uirer'ed ''i'''
the Class lor Moral lhii"'"pi! Sh""io
ofliiS III "rhhl'i"h "i uie '''ui"i
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| and that the other class should present
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deilhliion oi the primary Iihiltl'S oi
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next. Ana thht Shid aklohis iIr over uh'i
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