Vermont by J. W. Watt

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1903

Vermont

By J. W. Watt

At our recent camp-meeting it was decided that an effort be made to start the health work in some of our cities in Vermont. Burlington has been selected as the place to begin operations. We hope to open treatment rooms and a vegetarian restaurant this fall. We shall need not less than five hundred dollars for this purpose. As we have adopted the cash basis, we shall not feel free to start this work until the five hundred dollars are provided by cash pledges.

When money is needed for such purposes, the only way to obtain it is by appealing to the brethren. Now, brethren of Vermont, if you are interested in this work, and feel free to assist us we can go forward with this enterprise. If not, we can not go forward with it. We appreciate the fact that calls for means are numerous, and that our brethren throughout this State have responded nobly to the calls made heretofore, especially during the past year. But we must not be satisfied with what we have done; we must go forward, ever reaching out to save perishing souls for whom Christ died. We hope that this aggressive work in Burlington will result in the salvation of many souls.

For a number of years very little has been done to reach the people of this, the largest city in Vermont. Shall we not make this effort, trusting that God will bless the same? The work will be under the management of the conference, and the workers will be in the employ of the conference. We need not only your means, but we need your prayers. Send all donations for this purpose to F. M. Dane, 190 N. Winooski Avenue, Burlington, Vt.

J. W. WATT, President.