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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 16, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 24.

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England

By H. R. Salisbury

LONDON.— Our school here has just closed, and the students are scattered all over Great Britain, most of them in the canvassing field. Brother and Sister Jensen are laboring in Southampton, Brother and Sister Nethery in Scotland, Brother and Sister Marchus will go to the North England Conference until they hear definitely about Africa. The Bond brothers go to Ireland, Brother Shafer goes to Wales, Brother Bates and Miss Scoggins go to the Sanitarium at Caterham, and Mrs. Asay goes to Leicester. They all did good, substantial work right up to the last day of school. The Spanish master was especially pleased with the progress made by the Bond brothers. He told me they had done the best work of any students he had ever had in England.
The outlook for the next year is very encouraging. There has come in a real spirit among the young people here in England to make any sacrifice in order to obtain an education. Our finances are in good shape. We came out at the end of the year with all our bills paid, and some money in our treasury. We were able to add a little needed apparatus during the year—some books, a fine skeleton, teacher’s desk, and some portable blackboards.
We appreciate the interest which our friends in America have shown in our school.                                                                 H. R. SALISBURY.