Quarterly Report of the Vermont T. and M. Society.
By A. C. BOURDEAU
According to appointment in REVIEW, I attended the quarterly Tract and Missionary meetings for the five districts in Vermont, in December last and the first week in January. Reports of the working of the Society during the quarter were presented, showing the following results:— Money received for memberships, $37.00
Donations, $247.35
Received on book sales, $13.37
Whole amount of money rec’d, $297.72
No. of families visited, 233.
No. of subscribers for REVIEW, 61; Reformer, 126; Instructor, 11.
Amount pledged on poor fund, $157.35
of which there has been raised, $120.35
Raised for shares in Publishing Association, $20.00
Raised for shares in Health Institute, $50.00
Amount pledged on Hygienic Book Fund, $73.00
of which there has been raised, $57.00
Value of books and tracts given away, $43.49
Value of books and tracts loaned, $23.80 The general agent and the assistant agents in the several districts have tried to do their part in collecting dues on periodicals. Measures are now being taken to settle all arrearages up to Feb. 15, 1873, and to ascertain who are the worthy poor who should receive the REVIEW free. A. C. BOURDEAU, Pres. Vt. T. & M. Society.