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'83 CLASS ELECTIONS.

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The class has been divided into eight sections as follows: 1, Allen to Canterbury; 2, Chandler to Denniston; 3, Dewson to J. M. Hall; 4, Hamlin to Keiting; 5, Keith to Morris; 6, Morse to O. Putnam; 7, Ranlett to Soren; 8, Sparrow to Wyman. Each section will vote at a separate poll. The following-named gentlemen have been appointed tellers, subject to the approval of the class; Section 1, H. Binney, R. G. Butler; 2, C. D. Canterbury, H. H. Crapo; 3, F. B. Fay, H. R. Edwards; 4, H. V. Hayes, F. E. Jennison; 5, R. B. Moffat, A. Lyman; 6, R. E. O'Callaghan, L. R. E. Paulin; 7, A. L. Sessions, F. Ranney; 8, J. M. Witmer, C. E. L. Wingate. Mr. W. F. Kellogg has been appointed clerk of the meeting, also subject to the approval of the class,

J. M. BURCH, Ch.G. E. LOWELL, Sec.

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