To the New England Tract Society.
By M. L. Huntley
The time of our general quarterly meeting is near at hand, and we are anxious to have a report from each member of the Tract Society. The time has fully arrived when a greater effort should be put forth than ever before. The reports should embrace the work of each club, the number of SIGNS taken in the club, the number of letters written, and the number received; also the number of new copies ordered since the club was formed. It should also embrace the number of interested readers found, and tell where found. State also if there are any copies of the SIGNS taken in this Conference that are unused, how many publications have been sent to foreign countries, where from, where to, whether sent to churches or individuals, how many copies you have distributed, how many interested readers you have found, and how many subscribers you have obtained. We wish also to have reported the number of pages of publications placed on board of vessels at different harbors in this Conference, and where those vessels were bound. If any members living by themselves have not Blanks, I will supply them if they will inform me. Each librarian should have a supply. If you have not, apply to your director or district secretary. All monthly installments should be paid up to the present time, also the added one-third, as our funds need replenishing. Already the SIGNS have cost the Tract Society over $700. A small portion of this has been received. There are openings for our reading matter beyond what we have ever seen before.