VERMONT by J. W. Watt

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 10, 1901

VERMONT

By J. W. Watt

Elder Wm. A. Westworth and wife, of Washington, D. C., and formerly of New York, have come to labor in Vermont. We think we can now support another worker, and by consultation with Elder Cottrell, an invitation was given Brother Westworth to come to Vermont. We certainly need in our Conference more field laborers, men who can go into new territory, and bring the truth before those who know it not. We feel sure that our Vermont brethren and sisters will give Brother Westworth a cordial welcome to our State.

We hope all will be faithful in paying tithes, that as we increase our force of workers, they may all have a support. Elder Westworth will spend the winter in Barre, and the writer will devote the winter months largely to work among the churches, small companies, etc. J. W. WATT.

The meetings at Barre will hereafter be held in Gospel Hall, on Elm Street, just off Main Street. The hall is on the first floor of the building formerly occupied by the Barre Telegram. Elder Westworth has moved into the tenement on the second floor of the same building.