p. 63 | MAINE V. M. SOCIETY by J. B. Goodrich

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 21, 1878

MAINE V. M. SOCIETY.

By J. B. Goodrich

For the benefit of our brethren and sisters in Maine, we wish to give through the REVIEW the amount of work done by the V. M. societies at Allen’s Corner and South Norridgewock, which is as follows:—

Allen’s Corner (Dist. No. 3): Families visited, 92; letters written, 223; letters received, 58. Periodicals given away: REVIEWS, 195; REFORMERS, 58; INSTRUCTORS, 55; SIGNS, 649. Annuals distributed, 60; pages tracts and pamphlets distributed, 12,773, loaned, 3,095. New subscribers for the REFORMER, 7; INSTRUCTOR, 45; REVIEW, 2; SIGNS, 5.

South Norridgewock (Dist. No. 1): Families visited, 6; letters written, 216; letters received, 50. Periodicals given away, 689; pages tracts and pamphlets distributed, 982; Annuals sold, 43; new subscribers, 4.

The above was added to the quarterly reports in Districts 1 and 3. This shows what can be done by making an effort, and the Judgment alone will reveal the amount of good that has been accomplished. Cornville and Hartland, in Dist. No. 2, send out 23 SIGNS weekly. We hope soon to see Districts 4, 5, and 6, commencing in this good work of sending out the SIGNS. The honest-hearted will read, and will be led to seek for the truth. “Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters.” J. B. GOODRICH.