p. 22 | Vermont, Notice! by J. W. Watt

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 12, 1903

Vermont, Notice!

By J. W. Watt

At our last camp-meeting it was voted to purchase a new pavilion before our next camp-meeting. It was also voted that a portable tabernacle be secured for use in the field. We now have the money in the treasury with which to purchase the large tent, or pavilion, and a portion of the money to apply on the tabernacle. We shall need perhaps one hundred and twenty-five dollars more than we now have. This money is needed at once, as we desire to erect this building and get it into the field as soon as possible. Will those who have made pledges to the tent and camp-meeting fund make an effort to pay these pledges soon? We appreciate the liberality shown by our brethren in this matter.

The pavilion and the tabernacle together will cost about five hundred dollars. We ask now for this special donation that we may carry forward our field work properly without going into debt. We believe that the cash policy is the only true way to do business.

Vermont is planning to have two companies in the field this summer doing aggressive work. Let us all be indeed laborers together with God. J. W. WATT.