To Those Who Pledged for the Rome Meeting-House.
By B. L. Whitney
We request those who can do so without great inconvenience to pay a part or the whole of their pledges immediately. We are having our heaviest bills to meet now while we are building, and as far as possible, are endeavoring to pay as we go; and whatever can reasonably be paid in now will be very acceptable. We do not, of course, claim this, as the pledges were made with the understanding, that they were not due till the first of April next; but we make this statement, that the brethren may know how we are situated, believing they will do what they can to help just now when help is needed. The work is progressing as well as could be expected, and we hope very soon to have a comfortable place of worship. My P. O. address, till further notice, will be Rome, N. Y., box 113; and money may be sent to me here by draft or P. O. order. Rome, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1876.