To the New England Conference.
By M. Wood
OWING to the unusual drain upon our finances the present season, it is absolutely necessary that our S. B. and the one-third be promptly paid, in order that we may liquidate all claims against the Conference. In addition to our efforts in the T. and M. work, and the purchasing of the new pavilion, 80x125, we are at the expense of running two lecturing tents, one by Eld. D. M. Canright, in Massachusetts, and one by Eld. D. A. Robinson, in New Hampshire, necessarily making a heavy drain upon our treasury. Therefore, I do most earnestly recommend, if any brother or sister in the Conference has not already paid up the S. B. and the one-third for the support of the T. and M. work, that it be done at once; and that every church clerk or treasurer act with promptness in collecting these pledges, that the work of the Lord may not languish for the want of means to carry it forward. Please read Testimony No. 21, page 111. M. Wood.