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FRAxKLIN TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-We are re-
minded, by seeing them reported in the Organ "a
spirited little sheet by the way,) that we hav-
thus ar omitted all nlextion of the proceedings OF
the Franklin Temperance Society, held last Suiur.
day evening a; the Church csrner of Ann and Mas
sau St 1t was The most interesting and cheering
meeting the Society has Yet held. The chair was
occupied by JAMES HARPER, Esq. who made a few
remarks-declaring that whatever OF success had
attended him in life he attributed tc the lessons OF
temperance ,augh, him in his youth His father
was temperance farmer, and was sensibly alive
to the importance of the subject. When Mr.
Harper commenced business for himself in 1916,
he abolished wholly from his establishment; the use
of intoxicating drinks. Other spirited addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Dorr, Pa;tinson, Elliot,
Connery. and Evans. and the Society adjourned.