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1893-18-03 City of Beverly, Massachusetts Public Meeting Minutes Board: Library Trustees Subcommittee: Date: 03/18/1893 Place: Beverly Public Library Board members present: Joseph D. Tuck, Charles L. Dodge, Edward L. Girlclings, Franklin Leach, and George E. Woodberry Board members absent: Rev. Ellcry C. Butler Others present: Recorder: Charles L. Dodge Beverly March 18th 1893 The Trustees of the Public Library met this evening to perfect their organization for the ensuing year two members' terms having expired Mr. George W. Galloupe and Charles L. Dodge they having been elected for two years. Rev. Ellcry C. Butler was elected in place of Mr. Galloupe he having declined to be a candidate for election. Charles L. Dodge. was re-elected for three years. The meeting was called to order by the chairman Mr. Tuck. Messrs. Giddings, Leach, Butler and Dodge present. On motion of Mr. Giddings it was Voted That we proceed to ballot for the offices first of President and Joseph D. Tuck, Esq. was unanimously elected. On motion of Mr. Giddings, it was Voted That we proceed to ballot for Treasurer and Mr. Franklin Leach was unanimously elected. On motion of Mr. Giddings it was Voted that we proceed to ballot for secretary and Charles L. Dodge was unanimously elected. The following gentlemen were elected for room committee. Ellery C. Butler, Edward L. Giddings and Geo. E. Woodberry. On motion of Mr. Giddings, it was Voted That we proceed to ballot for Librarian and Miss Martha P. Smith was unanimously elected. Voted That the subject of salaries be postponed till the next meeting the last Saturday in the month. On motion of Mr. Giddings, it was Voted That the entire board constitute a committee for the purchase of books, and that three members be a sufficient number to accept or reject. Voted That secretary notify the Town Clerk of the choice of a Treasurer (Mr. Leach) On motion of Mr. Dodge, it was Voted That we hold a meeting next Thursday evening to confer with the committee from Beverly Farms to act with the Trustees which was appointed at the Annual Town Meeting for the purpose of considering the question of a special appropriation for the Beverly Farms Branch and that the secretary be requested to notify them of the same. On motion of Mr. Dodge, it was Voted That Mr. George A. Galloupe be allowed to retain his key and that the same privileges of the library be extended him in the use of the library as to former members. Voted That we now adjourn. Charles L. Dodge Secretary