UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPERANCE
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The officers, and quorum OF brothers, Of
Associations Nos. and 2, United Brothers Of
this city, last Monday evening repaired to
Alexandria, according to previous arrangement,
and instituted an Association of the Order No.
~ in that city; nine were initiated, and seve-
raj others proposed for admission the next
meeting. From the character Of the brothers
composing this Association, we anticipate
much good from their efforts in our sister city /;
they are all young men, just entering upon the
duties of manhood, and it gave us pleasure to
observe them take the pledge to do that duty
manfully-by obeying the laws of their coun-
try, as good citizens; abstaining from the use
ofintoxicating beverages themselves, and using
their influence with others to do the same; to
raise and support the poor inebriate; and be
as brothers to one another, in sickness and in
health.


The following gentlemen were duly elected
and installed officers of Association No. 4, for
the current quarter:


ROBERT M. LARMoUR, President.


ABEL D. WAKEFIELD, lst Vice President.


DOUGLASS S. GREGORY, Cd Vice President


EDGAR L. BRocKETT, Sd Vice President.


RICHARD L. CARNE, Jr., Record's Secretary.


SETHERlcK DAvY, Financial Secretary.


JOHN o. WARNER, Marshal


LEMUEL RoBY, Assistant Deputy Marshal.