Deficiencies in Our History An Address Delivered Before the Vermont Historical
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It shall be his duty to receive and keep all monies and evidence of property belonging to the Society ; to pay out to the order of the President and Council ; to keep a record of his receipts and payments ; exhibit the same to, and settle with, a committee which shall be annually appointed for this purpose ; and he shall put the money of said Society to interest under the direction of the President and Council.
Art. 5. There shall be a Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, who shall give bonds to the s...atisfaction of the President and Council for the faithful performance of his trust. He shall receive and have in his custody all Books, Papers, Productions of Nature, and Works of Art the property of the Society. These he shall arrange in classes, and register in a book with a proper description of each article, with the donor's name, when the same shall be a present. No article shall ever, on any occasion, be loaned or taken from the Museum ; nor shall any book or other article be borrowed from the Library, except by a vote of the Council, and then the loan of such article shall be recorded, and a receipt given therefor by the borrower, engaging to return the same in four weeks, or pay a forfeiture, such as by a vote of the Council shall be affixed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It shall be his duty to receive and keep all monies and evidence of property belonging to the Society ; to pay out to the order of the President and Council ; to keep a record of his receipts and payments ; exhibit the same to, and settle with, a committee which shall be annually appointed for this purpose ; and he shall put the money of said Society to interest under the direction of the President and Council.
Art. 5. There shall be a Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, who shall give bonds to the s...atisfaction of the President and Council for the faithful performance of his trust. He shall receive and have in his custody all Books, Papers, Productions of Nature, and Works of Art the property of the Society. These he shall arrange in classes, and register in a book with a proper description of each article, with the donor's name, when the same shall be a present. No article shall ever, on any occasion, be loaned or taken from the Museum ; nor shall any book or other article be borrowed from the Library, except by a vote of the Council, and then the loan of such article shall be recorded, and a receipt given therefor by the borrower, engaging to return the same in four weeks, or pay a forfeiture, such as by a vote of the Council shall be affixed.
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