St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

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talk ah"'t 'h' 'N's % 'i'''i'itei''''''
thousands and thousands nave S'3'''' Il
pledge 10 forever '''>'''l'' ''"'' al i'''"N'-
eating "P" Il "'Ner''2'' anu nun
dred- more "' -l-''.r> ar' pc!!'9 rroc"rVc
every week
Temperance societies are termed, with
II presidents, wee presidents, etc., and
meetings are held every Sabbath ai.cr-
noon q, five o'clock. At til - meetings
Temperance hymn~ are SUM by the coli
creation, short addresses are made by
persons apponted for the occasion, but
10y ar the most effective speakers are
the reformed drunkard-; and indeed tie
meetings are mainly carried ,u 10y thi-
cla-s Men who two months ago were
ditch drunkard- BOW sta ii before these
large audiences, clothed and IN then
riaht minds. and by their simple story.
yet burning words, they are instrument
al in convincing and converting many
who are a. they were.
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,hounh they have very ccod tcmu.r
aucr la.,- I'M Connecticut. the INV i. u,1-
cr mentioned IN these meetings. nor ar,
the terror. Of the law ever held I'D he
fore tie Luuor seller, or Euuor drinkers.
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The above Wa the subject before the
Farmers Club At his place on Friday.
No one present having had any acquni =
lance with these modern inventions, tic
discussion was not animated, although a
spirit OF enquiry WAS manifest. and Il dc
she ON the p:rt of most Of the farmers
present to examine and SC il by cooper
alton IN the manufacture OF these daiI,
products greater profit might not l.
realized with les outlay Of hard labor.
c.pcci,Ilv on the uart oil the f;um,r.-
wives. So mach interest WAS awakcncIi.
the matter that President Lawrence Wa,
appoir,ted committee 10 gather what H.
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report III sumo i''"i' '''0'''i''o l. l.
ll">'y VIII "'Ho SNV ''' '''"9 Oh ''''
same subject
Alto much talk GA various matters
connected With the work Of ihe farmer
dun : When the matter oi seeds WA