Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-25
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LIE Olive PLANT AND LADIES TEM-
= PERANCE ADAocATE.. --4

PERANcE ADAocATE.. -Z
seml-monthly paper, in quarto form, edited
BY Lady, and published in Rev York. at one
dollar per d'a1satm IN ddodnce-and is designedto
be the organ OF our Ladies' Temperance Benev-
olent Societies Throughout the United States 1t
! was commenced not year since without a sub
scriber-and now has circulation of several thou-
sands. lis patrons are in nearly every city and
State in the ULion--Ihree numbers more will
complete the present volume. The first number
| of the second volume will be published on the
first of July next, which will contain splendid
engraving, the design Of which viii be to illus
trate the object of the Ladies' Temperance Be-
| nevoent SocIeties-in view of :" the mother as
she tcdS'-in broken-hearted, degraded cond-
ton, while she was the Drunkard's wife placed
in contrast with " the mother as she s,' the wife
| OF a REFORMED inebriate.
1t is our purpose to compile into the first num-
Der OF the second volume general and Condensed
view Of the great work which our ladies are doing
accompanied with some introductory remarks on
the object and Importance of these societies. the
success OF the great reform. Il is respectfully
solicited that every Ladies' society, who may see
! this article, will send the following informa-
ton. lst. When your society was organized
with the name of your first Directtess, or Presi-
! dent, and secretary. I'd. The number of your
pledged and constitutional members. Srd. the
amount of money and clothing distributed by the
society and lastly, brief account of any strik-
| Cured in your communication which we shall
doubtless be able to compile one of the most inte-
4 resting documents on this subject published.
To accomplish this We must solicit and secure the
operation of the editors of all exchange pa
pers in quoting this article, that our request may
not fail to come before every ladies' socIety--also
the cooperation of the adies' societies through
the entire country, in sending us the desired in
| formation.
| From these communications we shall be able to
show what ladies can do in organized capacity
to lessen human misery, and to advance the refor-
nation and improvement of society.
Any paper that will reprint This article, ard send
Us a copy, shall receive the number herein adver-
tised, and every lady who will make the communi-
cation hereby respectfully solicited, shall also re-
ceive the number.
When this article shall come before our ladies'
societies, we hope there may be little delay as
possible attending to our request, as we shall
want all the communications before US by the
middle of June Address OLIVE PLANT" New
York.
NoT1cE.--Then next session ofrhe Dan,
ellie Baptist Association will be held at
Derby, on the 18th and 10th of June next,
commencing at 70 o'clock A. M. of, the
first day. Fhe churches are earnestly
requested to forward full account OF their
SABBATH Schools, with the letters to the
Association. Let no church forget Or
neglect it.
! In view of the contemplated history Of
the Baptists in this State, would request
that each church should present its hislo-
try to the subscriber, at the session of the
Association, as heretofore requested by
brother Churchill. Come, brethren, 90
right about this important work, and it
can soon be done.
! | would also request Elders S. Dawson,
| L. Fisher, Dea. Mason of Cratsbury, and
brother Daggett Of Newport, together with
other aged brethren, to forward materials
for history of the Association. AS bro.
; Ide of Orwell, is extensively acquainted
in this Association, will he have the good
ness to send communication on this sub
ject, or else (most to be desired be pres
ent with it himself? Would not syrop-
sis of the histories both of the Churches
, and of the Association, be far more inter-
esting to publish in the Minutes, than
"CircuIar Letter o.
AARON Angler, Clerk.
Hardwick, May IA, 1912.
P. s. Will some one furnish copy Of
the Constitution and Bylaws for the use
of the Association! A. A.