Quarterly report of Wisconsin T. and M. Society, District No. 2.
By H. W. Decker
ACCORDING to appointment in REVIEW, the T. and M. Society met at Monroe, Oct. 20, at 9 o’clock. Meeting called to order by the Vice-president, Bro. O. H. Pratt. After opening exercises and reading of report of last meeting, the report of labor for the last quarter was read, which showed a summary as follows:— Number of tracts and pamphlets given away, 6150. Number families visited, 81. Number of subscribers for REVIEW, 1. Quite an amount was collected on periodicals, and for membership, which was not reported. This being our first quarter, the work was new to us, and quite a number did not understand their duty in regard to reporting. Number of reports received, 23. Number of members belonging to the district, 30. The sisters of the district organized themselves into a Vigilant Missionary Society, according to the plan proposed in the REVIEW. There was a good degree of interest manifested by all the members, and all showed a willingness to take hold of the work in earnest.