Instead of sending to you a copy of the resolution I have sent the full record of the meeting as i t will be entered unless you think a change necessary.

You probably will not send Mr. Gill's letter by mail but I enclose a stamp.

If you do not wish it to be sent from the College you can send it here and my wife will take it to his house; if you send it here do not have it left except it be put in Mrs. Troup's hand, do not leave it for her; I do not want such a mistake to happen as occurred when we wrote to him at Lawrence to attend Society meeting. Hereafter you will always have a full report of every meeting at which I am clerk if you are not present.

If you wish me to do any reading for you I should be pleased to try it, and if it was not a hindrance to anyoneAs Written:any one it would be a help to me. Can you see any good in what might be called a fidelity meeting, not to meet often but for the purpose of making everything good or bad known to those who are interested beyond themselves personally; for the purpose of drawing new ones in who seem so inclined; to advance new ideas; that we shall not be taken by surprise at any time.

Please send the record to me and I will return it if you wish