Labors of the Committee for the Month of April

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 10, 1864

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 23, No. 24.

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Labors of the Committee for the Month of April.

We are happy to be able to report an accession of two hundred and seven subscribers during the month of April. The following list shows the number sent in by our committee, and by whom, viz.:
One each.—P. Z. Kinne, A. Rankin, A. E. Stone, A. J. Emans, C. O. Taylor, J. Berry, Julia A. Griggs, J. B. Sweet, D. E. Smith, I. Colcord, jr., J. A. Wilcox, F. Howe, H. Merrill, J. Leland, M. L. Friede, A. C. Woodbury, S. Pierce, M. C. Butler, Jane Messersmith, S. B. McLaughlin, W. Lea, R. T. Payne, E. Pratt, I. C. Vaughan, Anna L. Gravel, W. Bryant, Ira Ward, Hannah C. Watkins, D. Griggs, Mattie Wells, Edward Morrow, A. S. Gillet, W. E. Landon, Polly M. Bodley, J. L. Kilgore, J. Hiestand, C. G. Daniels, D. M. Canright, E. B. Gaskill, L. M. Sheldon, M. E. Reynolds, A. H. Daniels, C. R. L., A. S. Hutchins, C. K. Farnsworth, W. T. Hinton, J. B. Taber, M. S. Burnham, J. C. Gregory, Mrs. L. A. Huntington, W. E. Newcomb, E. W. Seaward, E. A. Poole, A. G. Pixley, C. G. Knowlton, W. S. Ingraham, Sarah E. Clark, G. L. Holliday, R. L. Rhodes, I. N. Pike, J. I. Spaulding, J. Byington, E. M. Crandall, J. Banks, J. G. Wood, J. Burbridge, L. Wiswold, Cornelia Austin, S. Vincent, H. W. Decker, H. Sage, E. O. Nelson, C. H. Holcomb, Elizabeth Russell, Lovina Urquhart, A. A. Thompson, R. J. Davis, H. P. Wakefield, J. M. Deen, E. M. Prentice, J. F. Byington.
Two each.—J. N. Andrews, W. H. Brinkerhoff, J. Lamson, J. N. Loughborough, D. B. Staples, W. H. Ball, J. M. Aldrich, R. J. Foster, A. Caldwell, M. C. Butler, Mrs. A. B. Williams, J. M. Lindsay, R. F. Andrews, J. S. Wager.
Three each.—N. W. Vincent, A. A. Dodge, E. H. Adams, Amy Ridgway, L. M. Guilford, S. D. Barr, E. Pike, J. C. Gregory.
Four each.—S. B. Gowell, B. F. Snook, A. Lanphear.
Five.—I. Sanborn.
Six each.—L. G. Bostwick, A. A. Fairfield.
Twenty-eight.—M. E. Cornell.
The result of this month's labor is encouraging. We report the largest number of subscribers of any month since the appointment of the committee. We return our thanks to the working members for what they have done, and are still doing, to accomplish the object of their appointment. We add some new names to our list of workers, in this month's report; but we still have quite a large list of honorary members, which we hope to see materially reduced by transfer to the working class.
The subscription of some will expire before our next month's report. We desire our working members to still further aid us by calling on, or writing to, those whose names they have sent in, and ascertain whether they wish to continue their subscription, and report to us, and where they do not wish to continue, if possible, procure others to take their places, so as to keep the list full.
E. S. W.