dissenting, that the Lancaster County Historical Society— if not the State Association—should see to it that time and decay work no further ravages upon these most mem- orable sites, monuments of the early �history of Pennsylvania and the his- tory of printing and literature in the United States. They noted

tribute to the many excellent traits of character of one of the most numerous of the various nationalities that settled Lancaster county and contributed so much to its development and pro- gress. Mr. Hensel said: Mr. Toastmaster: I do not know what "occurrence"* it was on your right to which you so

power to increase it to a million— less than the present value of the trol- ley lines from Columbia to Gap. Hon- ored local names• in that early corpor- ation were those of George B. Porter, James Buchanan, Amos Ellmaker and Samuel Dale, Lancaster, and Jacob Strickler, James Given, John Barbel and James