Vermont by H. J. FARMAN

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 30, 1904

Vermont

By H. J. FARMAN

DURING the past six months I have labored in Bakersfield, Enosburg, Berkshire, and East Richford. As a result, three persons have accepted present truth, two others have been reclaimed, and I hope for a few more who have requested prayers.

The Bordoville church has been greatly helped by several additions by letter and by vote. They are now repairing their house of worship.

At East Richford the church had become very small by deaths and removals, and their house of worship is greatly in need of repairs. The estimated cost of repairing this church is about three hundred dollars. Both these churches are among the oldest we have, and from them have gone forth several laborers into the great harvest, some of whom are now sleeping. To leave these churches to fall into disrepute for want of means to repair them at this time would be wrong. While we do not wish to make any general call for help, we believe there are many friends, and even scattered members of these churches, especially the latter, who would be glad to render assistance at this time. All such may send their donations to the writer, at Stevens Mills, Vt., stating to which church the money is to go.

H. J. FARMAN.