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any othei- rural district of New England. The Farmer's Club has 

 been one of the influences that has wrought this change. 



Resolutions were then passed, tendering the thanks of the Board 

 to the citizens of Foxcroft and Dover for numerous favors received; 

 to the gentlemen who had so acceptably lectured, to the resident 

 member for his unwearied labors, all tending to render the session 

 one of great profit and satisfaction. They were appropriately 

 responded to by Messrs. Lebroke and Chamberlain. After brief 

 closing remarks by the chairman, the Board finally adjourned, to 

 meet early in January, at the call of the Secretary. 



