March 22.
Yesrenvay''s Annual Meeting of Ratepayers achieved for itself no special place in the history of the Settlement. The series of large attendances that have been a fea-tare of recent years was at last broken, and when the proceedings were began by the election of a Chairman there were not two score of voters present. Subsequently there was a stronger muster, but the total at no time exceeded 273. The weather, it is true, was inclement; but more formidable obstacles to a satisfactory attendance may be
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