Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08
Winter Beauties. The most beauti

As20 Temperance OTganization.-A gen
tIsmaR by the name of Star, delivered two lee
lures on Temperance in this city on last Friday
and Saturday evenings. He is an agent of the
Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance, pro-
posed organizing Division here, and we learn
procured about 90 names
Since writing the above we learn that Di-
vision was organized on Monday evening con-
sisting Of Il members. The following officers
we're elected and installed
P. W. P, G. W Grifiths W P, ". C.
Fountain ". A., J. J. Mcintyre R. s., R.
l. Reed A. R. s., n C. Curtis F. S., 0. A.
Hall; c. r. P, Brownson A c., D. S.
Gibbs; / s, s. S. Green 0. s., W. A.
Bingham C. y, I. Aplin-
The Royal La,o.-tIrs. David Heron
ofConcord, spent considerable time during the
middle of winter, in driving far and near thrO'-
out the town to make collections of provisions
&c. in behalf Of the suffering in Kansas. If
our recollection is correct, the written list of
donors obtained by her was the manuscript lost
to which We have heretofore alluded, and this is
our excuse for not suitably noticing these wor-
thy efforts at the time
In the character of this extraordinary lady.
as portrayed in this work, we have the thigh
est style" not only of her sex but of the race
an illustration Of what Paul calls the Royal
Law denominated by Christ, the Golden
Rule" We are sorry to learn that Mrs H. is
now suffering considerable indisposition caused
By this exposure, and sincerely hope, not only
that she may speedily recover, but also that her
cling others to go and do likewise, as it has
been in relieving the destitute.
DoIge's Concert.-The former acquaint-
ances of this gentleman, who had known him
at the East, very naturally felt some solicitude
that he should not disappoint the expectations
which their representations had inspired, to-
gether with the unbounded applause of the
press We are happy to say, never was there
more complete triumph Although Mr. D. came
into Natertown for the first time, be will hence
forth be regarded here as the king of American
Yocalists. We have never seen congregation
more delighted. nor Concert, the recollection
of which would continue TO inspire such un-
mixed pleasure. Blended with rich, rare, va
risd and innocent amusement, were sacred pa
triotic, aud sentimental pieces, which appealed
TO the heart, and drew tears from the eyes of
many. We cannot too highly commend such
decentralization use and Importance are
Of the highest order. adapted to reach all Glass
rs, to advance all. The spirit and effects of such
music Gye the same as the HIGHEST fivbtS Of nra
tory and the most mssterfy efforts of the muse
and indeed, no: unlike the best attempts in the
pulpit. No ons can leave such place without
being better man or woman, and happy viii
il be fer society when such occasions can be on
joysd b.. all-eos once in year. bus once in a
month a. leass, and sal. better once ia u
week. We do pity those who, from any cause.
cannot appreciate such concerts-last Tues
day evenings audience all agree that, from
Whatever cause it may ba, they are certainly
amongst the unforrunates