Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-22

o ths friends Of Temperance in WAR
ccsteP C8u8gy.
The friends Of temperance il, Worcester County one
sna an are respectfully invited TO meet at the CITY
HALL IN Worcester, on FRIDAY, May 221 1857 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ The great Object Of the meeting is 10 con-
fer together in relation thorough organization
OF the Temperance forces in tire County Now that the
antiquor law beyond AL danger of repeal or modca
ton is favorable opportunity for the friends Of Fem
perance to attend 10 the moral aspect the eauseo
organize total abstinence societies the pledge
form cold arnies--and use an ether means which
have been efcacious in times past: I: important
that the you ad rising generation should be srucsed
IN the same princips which have saved many Of the
fathers from going 10 tie drrukaris path The meeting
viii continue through the day Peter Sinclair he dis
tinguishei apostle IF temperance from sca,laud Mr.
Thompson and other well known advocates If the cause
will be present and address the people Csrgymen aad
all hers, receiving this notice. earnestly invited to
be present and also give extensive circulation Let
have Grand Rally! from nil the friends of Temper
aUCe in Worcester county.
Jos Allen, Nalthboro' VIM AIecoruey, Worcester
J Adams, Worcester p l. Moen,
I Washburn, 4" II James
J Ketteu, " A. Hill,
Earle, Bingham, Leominster
g Ball Upton Barber, Mendon
TAFT. " J r Johnson, Milford
Thsyer, Worcester Bragg. Biookfeld
g BUSHNELL } Dodge Harvard
TW Higginson, G Babeock,
G Rice, J EFry Bolton.
Cbildren's Temperance Festival. On
FRIDAY 22d, there will be held Temperance Festival for
the children of the Public Schools connection with the
County Temperance Convention.
Inc children Hul assemble a their several school
houses, at p. m, and march to Mechanics Hall.
The services will commence at p. NJ, and will
sist Of singing by the chereu under the direction of
Mr. Whiting) and of an address to them by Peter
Sinclair, Esq the "Children's Temperance Advocate,
from Scotland. Rev. DR.. Hill will preside the
The main body OF the hall viii be reserved for the
children The gallery will be open for spectators. Adj
mission, 10 cents. Seats for children, free
GH HS. eg5 sHSI' Committee
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7 " aIgGINsoN, Arrangem'ts
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GRAY HAIR 10 its NATURAL COLOR that many sup
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the roots of the Hair healthy to turn the orig
inal color and keeps it from coming out,
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