Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

lucky. am at present editor of Turner'S Sont
Bend Annual" and practcing lawyer IN inc cl'S
IAN not or have not hitherto been known as what
properly called Temperance mani DuL naae Nh iS
have been abOring to promote temperance N 9I
land have for many years been well ac4uadnted WS
Mrs Emma Molluy of said city OF South, Benu, no'
for some time passed a worthy worker "a the temper
ance held-ndeed, have known her since sIi9 Ma9
little girl and have had ample means especially III ny
own domestic circle and in social ne OF SHOWING G
character and standing II the world ana r IH ear
nest conscientious and exceedingly rePutaDie de
do not believe that in any PSrGai " The Estimation
Of those who know her best 1t + only those Tio nn
| munity as believe has better reputation than she
has am glad to make this statement because ~,
eye she has been By some designing person
"e'ieu' ''HH'" FG. TURNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day OF
| April, A. D. 1871, (Sighed O D.,,n,n
Notary Public,
(seaD st. Joseph Co., Indiana
We the undersigned ctizans Of South BEND indiana'
take Ergat rs NJ S so T" of s rom her child
hODd-and believe her to be lady OF unliu III
rieut worker in the cause of temperance. And we
deeply regret to learn that statements herogaIQS ~
her az lady of truthfulnes5 have been crcui atou u
MONTY er, Vermont, where we learn she mas Deeh ID
q &. NJ n. BOYD BOYD f. +, NJ. E. Church;
A. N. THOMAS, Mayor of South Bend
THOs. j. SrANFIELD, eX q. Judge ,,,., D.,.
GLEN, STUDEBAKER president otudeDaKer Dr''
A; s. DUNBAR, Attorney at law. Have known Mrs
M0lluy Well Tor 30 years, since her childhood.
WIN MILLER ex Representative OF the Legislature
and reside Of this place 4 years on4
JOSEPH HENDERSON State Senator have known her
L. HUMPaRiEs ex-Nayor South Bend and President
of the st Joseph Co. Savings BANK, A, r, N,tio,,
WIN MILLER, ex-MayOr, cashier Soltn Dehu N"'loH
joins l. BOYD Pastor Michigan st. NJ. L. Church.
81 TN.r. rfN4. fun q Itl1X
d, NJ CoRNLEY, ST. Warden Episcopal t9t' '"iheS'
NV BRowEs, editor D1ily Registr and vestryman
in St James Episcopal Chutch ,,
}. G, STEVENS, Pastor LIST NJ b. Church
j.. LANE Pastor Christian Church
- PETER y. SrUDEBAKER' treasurer Oh 9tuucDaAel
b S MARSH editor Tribune,
After the reading of the above docu-
ments, the chairman called upon Mr.
Joseph Gani>e, member of the Reform
Club, and one of Mrs. MoIloy's boys"
us they are proud to call themselves, who
said he never had any doubt us to the
truly christian character of Mrs. Molloy,
that she had done II good work for him,
and many others in this place, and he'was
happy to see her standing IT'S II truly !
christian lady so fully vindcated, and by
hose who had best and longest known
her.
p. II. IIinklcy saiI he had been panied
q 500 fine ari,cks that had been made
mon NT,s NTnIlov whose earnest christian i
work among Us had been productive of so @
rond results to thc cau.e of temperance; j
INT bad never for an instant entertained +
INV doubts as TO what would be her full
Indication from Them all. The statements h
md docnments presrotcd here this even. a
nr he tbouoht were sufficient to satisfy n
Who heard them or read them. I
Mrs Nfary W Foster then spoke ear
le,tiy and forcbIy, CONCERNING the un- n
ustiiable and re6ea,ed attacks that are n