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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · May 5, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 18.

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Bay Islands

By H. C. GOODRICH

BONACCA.— I arrived here last Sunday noon, February 28, in far better condition than I expected to be. From that day till now I have gained continually. I know it is of the Lord, and I will praise him for it.
I walked up to Brother Evans's the next day after my arrival. Their new schoolhouse looks very nice, and although it is not finished, they have begun using it. The day-school is in session from one o'clock till five in the afternoon. I spent the whole time in the school, and am much pleased with what I saw there. Brother and Sister Evans and their daughter, Ada, are all well, and seem thankful for the measure of success that has come into their school work. We are of good courage. Although there is much to do in Bonacca, there are some hearts there as true as steel. I will stay here for some time.
In a letter received this morning, Mr. Allen reports a little interest in Utilla. I stopped an hour at French Harbor on my way here, and found others deciding for the truth. H. C. GOODRICH.