Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-08

dered SO long as he or she shall con-
tlDue 10 live 10 conformity to the let
Ter and spirit OF the following Pledge,
viz:
" NE whoSe names Gre UNDERSIGNED, do a.
gree that zoe a0;A not .atsc l5sfor. eating
liquors as q 5everQge-ttat we aciH mol
furnish them as al article Of entertaia-
ment. or for persons in oar employment
that nee a0ig not ttc6ic IN ii, and that
in all sulia5ie s0ays ace ,eW discouatcn
ancs The use Eft through The con,mu''1
fy."
Art. 4. Any person may withdraw at
any time by informing tie Secretary
OF his intention.
Art. S. The annual and other meetings
shall be held at such fine and place as
the Executive Committee shall select.
On motion, ResoIUed, That the acting
president appoint a committee Of FIVE per
sons to nominate officers for the society.
Whereupon. David Crawford, Esq,
James Allen, ESQ, Rev. Christopher
Parkinson, Rev. Hiram Myers, and Rev.
Jeremiah Heller, were seected-who, If
ter retiring = few minutes. nominated The
following persons, viz: VIM. OFT, Presi-
dent, Mag. Jno. Haas and Henry St.
Jno. Rinker, Nlce-prcsidents, James 6.
Frayel, Secretary. and the Kew. Hiram
Myers, Mrs no. T. Hickman, Gel. Hen
ry st. Geo. Albert, James Allen, Esq,
Mai. SAINT Rinker, Air. Isaac Trout.
and Mir. Ephralm G"abilI, managers, who
were duly elected by the society.
On motion Of tie Rev. Air. HAMMER,
il was
Reso!ved, That tie society tender
their thanks to the Woodstock Band for
their attendance, and the elegant music
which they afforded US on the occasion.
On motion Of Doct. VIM. W. Magru.
der it was
Rsselred, That the society tender the
Rev. Thos. l.. Hammer their heart felt
and sincere thanks for his successful
efforts in aiding 10 form society in this
place-for which we shall ever feel CRATE
ful.
Also, Resolred, That the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Sen
tinei of the Valley and Good Samaritan.
On motion If David Crawford, Esq.
Rssoh,ed, That this meeting adjourn
to meet on Monday evening tie 5th day
of September next
WM. OFT, Pyes5de;.t.
JAMES G. FRAvEL, Secretary.
Alta meeting Of the Page County
"Total Abstinence Society,"" held on
Saturday the goth day of August ls42;-
On motion OF Francis II. j Jordan, the
following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted:<
LIST. Resolued, That Union meeting
of all the Temperance or fatal Absti-
nence societies in the County of Page is
greatly desired, and is hereby earnestly
recommended.
81. Rsso1ved, That m the Thursday
beitre the third Sunday in October, next.
will be = suitable day. and that the town
of Luray will be the most convenient
place for holding such meeting, at which
time and place, all the members of the
different Temperance Or Total Ahsti-
nence societies in the said County Of
Page, as we'll as all persons friendly to
the cause Of Temperance, or Total Alb
stinence, and the citizens generally, are
hereby most respectfully invited to at
tend.
Sd. Resolred, That Elders Cumber-
land George, Bernard Grimsly. William
Randolph, of Salem, Fauquier County,
Virginia, The Editors of the Good Sa-
marian, and Philip Williams, jr, are
hereby earnestly, but most respectfully
solicited to address said meeting.
4th. ResoIued, That these resolutions
be signed by the President and Secreta
ry, and that copies thereof be sent to the
Woodstock Sentinel and Good Sanarl-
tan for publication; and that the Cores
ponding Committee of this society com
municate the purport ef them to the diff
erent Societies of this County. and also
to those invited to address said meeting.
a. ]. O'BANNON, President
G. I. JoNEs, Secretary.
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