The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-03
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ri, Annual Convention ol inc orleans county
, ,n ven's Temperance Society, was holden ut
& S,,, IN Tuesday inc ''n u"y VI I"'y io'o'
u ,,o oclock A, NJ agreeable To vote OF inc Soci-
Wv a.. Int annual meeting, and was called to or
Il HI,e D. KimhaIl OF Glover, ana orgnhiHed ny e.
n "?@, r B. simonds, Esq, of Glover President pro
and 5 D, KImhall secretary pro tenn
n h,,a very appropriate prayer 10y the Rev. Ora
E ,,.o. on moton of Jesse Cooper, Ed voted that
N resident appoint the following Committees
rlvora aunouuccd ns follows
n r,rr,IIrr 10 locate the next Semi annual and An
Vseing nd nominate the Committee ol Arrange
n .. FIR aid ucrJngs-E Edward l'arnard of Barton,
r0o,nian If Coventry and l." w. tonant ct Glover.
Committee to nominate officers Tor the yenr ensu-
-srpc Jpwett Of Barton, a. Fletcher OF GLOW
4 .F,dL IT, Kmb,ll of Barton
Committee on Rcsolutlons-Rev, MIR HAL of
ctlo,y. Drs f. 4. Gat6eld, aud Geo. Damon Of
C,r,
Committee On Finance - DR., Skinner Of Browning
,,0 Newconb of Derby and John Mussey of Cow
n ~, n,pu from the Committee on Nominations
ht, hllowinr rcpon which was adopted
Ma. NCOB BATES, oc Troy, President
q n, SriyNER, Of Browniuglnn, and o. New
r, cCD,rbv. Vice Presidents.
N 'n.,a,p, II,srtNGs Esn Of Irasburrh Secte-
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'l ~. s,,,o,,rv bo;,, nI,sent :. ID. Kimbnll was o.
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W ws. u, 81, Royn,on t,nn tbe Committee on Iocn
. ""a cy,,,,,,, ran,rt ,yhirb vvns nJon,cI
'' r,s, Sam, ,n,nrl Naet;r, he boldep At Dcrby
,t.,I,r,og,r,, or Init, pnxi and the Annual
W., ,' ~, Coysory the u Tne.d,v Of February
Wv, ,1.a,,,as ~ co,,r,onc, -, 10 o,ciock \. NJ
' r,,,,,o or orr,nae,nen,. far thn Semi.nnnpnl
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.l. lo, r.,,.,lI T. IT, S,,,o ,,.rt ,ih tho
,r,, ,ybjnb bos hssn nni1 IN iLo srye,,I Towns,
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sg,,,,,.rlJ,,J c,r iii, r-orn,y r,r d.rrnin- The
,,,,,, or ,hn 3,,to Soc;,,y ia, The n,.t wear and
",f,j ,hs C,,ln,v;rn Io,yns h,v. mid the several
,,,,,,,ov,l ,;, C,',y,, 4 m R,rt,, II Der.
l,n goy,n,-,, , "a I,,shn,rh . % aud Crnrts
lIsf-.,naLir, in tho ,vhnle ,he sn,, Of .sIs. SIS;
s,., b lance dne of 26 IS: which SUN your
Go,'h,,o nro,nse sbnplj be- ,nissd nv cootrihu,ion
ab. ,osanor And .your COMMITTED also RECON-
oeoA NN HN,aver snn i, may be necessary To
1ise in lhs Coan,y to hefray the expenses Of the
Stale Society for the current yeai should he raised
BY voluntary conubu,jon; and that committee of
me in elch ovi b. aDp ntad whose duty il shall
b. to see that, a, proper time, such collection be
nica
lAo ioinwng indiyilnals were elected on this
,,rri'lee Albany, l.n,hcr Delano; Gartun, Samuel
lys,. frnvninqion. II, C stewart: Coventry. Sias
vasrood; Craisbnrv, Gen. l,idIen: Derby, Hem
rl,ran; 'ollund EZ,a Human; Irnshrrgh =. T.
y,n,,, - n,a,,. ~. Ch., ,,,,,,;,
&pn Moves ITnpkiason; Charleston, Ira Brackett;
Tcy Jacob Gatas; Wr,tGeld, H. Richardson; " est
more +. Iollatt, Slower T. D Conant; Greensboro'
J. c Ellsworth
The Committee on Resolutions made the following
report
l. Resolved, That while efficient State and Coun-
ly organization is necessary, to unite the strength Of
Temperance men, their ultimate success must rest
mainly npon the exertion or individual members of
the Temperance Union, and hence i, becomes the
irparious duty of every town 10 sustain thorouah
and unrenitted action by visiting and holding social
meetings in The soyet,I schooI Is,rir,s s,,;od ar;
cl' through the yenr.
q Resolved. That The present law. concerning tho
iir in spirlnOus liquors il founded upon inst urin
cpeS, and that il becomes the friends of the temper
ance to Avail! themselves gifts aid in abolishinr
The tfatiG in intoxicating drinks.
g. Resolved, That the sale Of intoxicating drinks
ooder the sanction Of the law is in direct opposition to
The fundamental principIes Of governuent
4 Resolved. Thar he r,io,J, If fatal ahs,;nonca
are enphalcalv called upon TO make untirins efforts
during the present year to enlighten our community
with regard to tho nionity and ruinous consequence
la'Iic in alcoholic drinks
D. Resolved, That the result Of the late election of
Commissioners in this Comfy who have issued lcen
'es to dougc us with rpn for the wear enspino ia vet
Just ebuke for the inactivity Of the friends of tenn