A saw-mill and a grist-mill were built and no man was employed who drank to excess.

The tavern keeper, who had expected to reap a rich harvest from the factory, was very indignant at the temperance regulations.

He put every temptation in the way of the mill-hands, but Daniel Anthony remained firm.

Among his papers are found several letters of repentance and pledges from his men who had fallen from grace and wanted another trial.

He organized a temperance society, composed almost entirely of his men and women employes.