VERMONT RESERVE TRACT FUND.
By A. S. Hutchins
By reference to REVIEW AND HERALD Supplement of Dec. 19, 1878, will be found a resolution passed at the recent meeting of the New England T. and M. Society,—a resolution recommending the six New England States to raise a reserve tract fund of $2,000. Only $500 of this sum was apportioned to Vermont. With a moment’s reflection, all can see the utility of such a fund, that we may obtain tracts without embarrassment to the society or to the depository, while no one can, I think, say the sum called for is too large, certainly not our share. Of the Vermont brethren and sisters we ask, Shall we have the fund? Shall we have it at once? Bro. R. M. Pierce, of Andover, sends an emphatic “yes,” in the form of $50. Who will have a share in this? We wait to hear from the willing and obedient.