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904 TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES DIRECTORY.
TEMPERANCE S0CIET1:ES DIRECTORY.
FREE CHUECH OF SCOTLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1849. Reorganised 1884.
Organising Secretary — G. Wallace Eoss.
Offices and Temperance Publication Depot — 8 North Bank Street.
EDINBURGH FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAL
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
President — Professor Simpson, M.D. I Chairman of Executive — Rev. R. L. Jaffrey, M.A.
Vice-President — Charles J. Guthrie, Q.C. | Treasurer — James Bruce.
SCOTTISH ANTI-TOBACCO SOCIETY.
Preside-nt — Captain J. E. Christie, Edinburgh.
Secretary — William Todd, 12 Seiennes. Treasurer— Durban Macara, 6 and 8 Cockburn Street.
BRISTO GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION,
HALL No. 9 MARSHALL STREET, EDINBURGH.
President — John Leckie, Brookfield, South Oswald Road. Vice-President — George Hunt.
Trea.surer — John M'Pherson, Royal Infirmary. Secretary — Charles R. S. Leckie, 5 York Buildings.
With Board of Directors.
EDINBURGH TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1836.
President — H. Elliot Tickle. Vice-Presidents— George Hunt, 15 Salisbury Road; jEneas Mackay, 2 Hart Street;
and Adam Small, 13 Cornwall Street. Treasurer — John Gibson, 12 Marchmont Road. Secretary — William
Todd, 50 South Bridge.
CAREUBBER'S CLOSE MISSION GOSPEL TEMPERANCE
ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Saturday night in the year in the Large Hall of the Mission, High Street.
President—T. R. Marshall, 4 E. Castle Road, Merchiston.
Vice-President and Secretary — G. A. Barclay, 21 Gilmour Road, Craigmillar Park.
Choir Conductor— John Robertson, Mus. Bac. Cantab., Fountainhall Road.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
CITY OF EDINBURGH DISTRICT.
Tlie City of EdinhurgU District Lodge, No. 21, meets in Free New North Hall, Marshall Street, on the second Saturday
of each month, at f> p.m. District Cliief Templar — D. C. Smith, 34 Broughton Street. District Supt. of Juvenile
Templars— John Pate, 10 Spottiswoode Road. District Secretary — James W. Taylor, 18 Viewforth Gardens.
Orgajiising Agent — James Craig, Edina Cottage, Edina Place.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
No. Name and Place of Meeting. No. Name and Place of Meeting.
Monday. 84 Gordon Ark of Safety, St Giles' Hall, 304 Lawn-
40 St Stephen's, St Vincent Hall, St Stephen Street. market.
104 Rising Sun, Mission Hall, Blackfriars Street. 1'2G Edina, Typefounders' Hall, East Crosscauseway.
142 St Cuthbert's, Dean F.C. Hall, Belford Bridge. 132 Herald of Freedom, Central Halls, 18 Nicolson St.
180 Royal Oak, 3 Smithfield Street, Gorgie Road. 139 Beehive, Scrivener Hall, 24 Morrison Street.
282 Waverley, E.T.A.S. Hall, 50 South Bridge. l^S City, Fountainbridge F.C. HaU.
342 Britannia, Cathedral Hall, Caledonian Crescent. 1S8 Central Star, Mission Hall, 124 Rose Street.
402 Sir Walter Scott, Free New North Hall, Marshall St. 253 SUr of Murieston, E.U. Church Hall, 232 Dairy Road.
457 North British, John Knox's Hall, 13 High Street. 260 Truth frae 'mang the Heather, Masonic Hall, Fauld-
475 Liberator, Co-operative HaU, Bathgate. house.
520 Wanderers' Rest, Infant School, Juniper Green. 202 Almond Vale, Lady Baillie's School, Whitburn.
668 Home of Peace, Canongate Church Hall. 336 Granite City, St. James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street.
678 Jolm Kirk, Free Gardeners' Hall, Abbey Mount. 486 Ark of Safety, Canongate Institute.
681 Bell, Riego Street Hall. ! 809 Guthrie, New Hall, Gilmerton.
744 Excelsior, Christian Institute, Armadale. 1003 Livingstone Memorial, Free Gardeners' Hall, Abbey
765 Dunedin, St James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street. ! Mount.
„ , 1 1032 Pride of Edinburgh, John Knox Hall, 13 High
Tuesday. \ street.
50 St George, E.T.A.S. Hall, 60 South Bridge. i 1035 Victory, Spring Valley Hall, Morningside.
51 Holyrood Thistle, Canongate Church HaU.
203 George Heriot, Riego Street Hall Thursday
229 Star of Currie, Bryce's Hall, Currie
485 Good Samaritan, Holyrood F.C. Hall. Hor.se Wynd. 4 Heart of Midlothian, Central Halls, 18 Nicolson
487 Barony of Broughton, St James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street.
Street. 22 Caledonia, Fountainbridge F.C. Hall.
644 Rising Star, Village Hall, Newcraiuhall. 35 Day Star, Mission HaU, 124 Rose Street.
715 Western Star, St Bernard's F.C. Hall. Henderson Row. 76 Star of Peace, Typographical HaU, 98 High Street.
756 Star of Freedom, Mission Hall, 124 Rose Street. 207 St Andrew's, U. P. Church Hall, Blackfriars Street.
314 White Heather. Canongate Church Halls.
" ednesday. g-ig white Horse, White Horse Close, 31 Canongate.
4BHeart of Midlothian, Typographical Hall, 98 High 450 Tanfleld, Mission Hall, CanonmiUs.
Street. 591 Gladstone, Restalrig F.C. Hall, Piershill.
45 Star of Midlothian, Slateford House, Slateford. 635 Mai-mion, 10 Balcarres Street.
TEMPERANCE S0CIET1:ES DIRECTORY.
FREE CHUECH OF SCOTLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1849. Reorganised 1884.
Organising Secretary — G. Wallace Eoss.
Offices and Temperance Publication Depot — 8 North Bank Street.
EDINBURGH FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAL
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
President — Professor Simpson, M.D. I Chairman of Executive — Rev. R. L. Jaffrey, M.A.
Vice-President — Charles J. Guthrie, Q.C. | Treasurer — James Bruce.
SCOTTISH ANTI-TOBACCO SOCIETY.
Preside-nt — Captain J. E. Christie, Edinburgh.
Secretary — William Todd, 12 Seiennes. Treasurer— Durban Macara, 6 and 8 Cockburn Street.
BRISTO GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION,
HALL No. 9 MARSHALL STREET, EDINBURGH.
President — John Leckie, Brookfield, South Oswald Road. Vice-President — George Hunt.
Trea.surer — John M'Pherson, Royal Infirmary. Secretary — Charles R. S. Leckie, 5 York Buildings.
With Board of Directors.
EDINBURGH TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Instituted 1836.
President — H. Elliot Tickle. Vice-Presidents— George Hunt, 15 Salisbury Road; jEneas Mackay, 2 Hart Street;
and Adam Small, 13 Cornwall Street. Treasurer — John Gibson, 12 Marchmont Road. Secretary — William
Todd, 50 South Bridge.
CAREUBBER'S CLOSE MISSION GOSPEL TEMPERANCE
ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Saturday night in the year in the Large Hall of the Mission, High Street.
President—T. R. Marshall, 4 E. Castle Road, Merchiston.
Vice-President and Secretary — G. A. Barclay, 21 Gilmour Road, Craigmillar Park.
Choir Conductor— John Robertson, Mus. Bac. Cantab., Fountainhall Road.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
CITY OF EDINBURGH DISTRICT.
Tlie City of EdinhurgU District Lodge, No. 21, meets in Free New North Hall, Marshall Street, on the second Saturday
of each month, at f> p.m. District Cliief Templar — D. C. Smith, 34 Broughton Street. District Supt. of Juvenile
Templars— John Pate, 10 Spottiswoode Road. District Secretary — James W. Taylor, 18 Viewforth Gardens.
Orgajiising Agent — James Craig, Edina Cottage, Edina Place.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
No. Name and Place of Meeting. No. Name and Place of Meeting.
Monday. 84 Gordon Ark of Safety, St Giles' Hall, 304 Lawn-
40 St Stephen's, St Vincent Hall, St Stephen Street. market.
104 Rising Sun, Mission Hall, Blackfriars Street. 1'2G Edina, Typefounders' Hall, East Crosscauseway.
142 St Cuthbert's, Dean F.C. Hall, Belford Bridge. 132 Herald of Freedom, Central Halls, 18 Nicolson St.
180 Royal Oak, 3 Smithfield Street, Gorgie Road. 139 Beehive, Scrivener Hall, 24 Morrison Street.
282 Waverley, E.T.A.S. Hall, 50 South Bridge. l^S City, Fountainbridge F.C. HaU.
342 Britannia, Cathedral Hall, Caledonian Crescent. 1S8 Central Star, Mission Hall, 124 Rose Street.
402 Sir Walter Scott, Free New North Hall, Marshall St. 253 SUr of Murieston, E.U. Church Hall, 232 Dairy Road.
457 North British, John Knox's Hall, 13 High Street. 260 Truth frae 'mang the Heather, Masonic Hall, Fauld-
475 Liberator, Co-operative HaU, Bathgate. house.
520 Wanderers' Rest, Infant School, Juniper Green. 202 Almond Vale, Lady Baillie's School, Whitburn.
668 Home of Peace, Canongate Church Hall. 336 Granite City, St. James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street.
678 Jolm Kirk, Free Gardeners' Hall, Abbey Mount. 486 Ark of Safety, Canongate Institute.
681 Bell, Riego Street Hall. ! 809 Guthrie, New Hall, Gilmerton.
744 Excelsior, Christian Institute, Armadale. 1003 Livingstone Memorial, Free Gardeners' Hall, Abbey
765 Dunedin, St James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street. ! Mount.
„ , 1 1032 Pride of Edinburgh, John Knox Hall, 13 High
Tuesday. \ street.
50 St George, E.T.A.S. Hall, 60 South Bridge. i 1035 Victory, Spring Valley Hall, Morningside.
51 Holyrood Thistle, Canongate Church HaU.
203 George Heriot, Riego Street Hall Thursday
229 Star of Currie, Bryce's Hall, Currie
485 Good Samaritan, Holyrood F.C. Hall. Hor.se Wynd. 4 Heart of Midlothian, Central Halls, 18 Nicolson
487 Barony of Broughton, St James' Hall, 103 Broughton Street.
Street. 22 Caledonia, Fountainbridge F.C. Hall.
644 Rising Star, Village Hall, Newcraiuhall. 35 Day Star, Mission HaU, 124 Rose Street.
715 Western Star, St Bernard's F.C. Hall. Henderson Row. 76 Star of Peace, Typographical HaU, 98 High Street.
756 Star of Freedom, Mission Hall, 124 Rose Street. 207 St Andrew's, U. P. Church Hall, Blackfriars Street.
314 White Heather. Canongate Church Halls.
" ednesday. g-ig white Horse, White Horse Close, 31 Canongate.
4BHeart of Midlothian, Typographical Hall, 98 High 450 Tanfleld, Mission Hall, CanonmiUs.
Street. 591 Gladstone, Restalrig F.C. Hall, Piershill.
45 Star of Midlothian, Slateford House, Slateford. 635 Mai-mion, 10 Balcarres Street.
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