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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, May 20, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 21

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NEW ENGLAND.

By D. A. Robinson

Labor among the Churches.—April 16-26 I spent with the scattered friends in Berkshire Co., Mass., and Litchfield Co., Conn. The Norfolk church is composed of members from these two counties. They were somewhat discouraged over petty trials, but if our brethren and sisters here will get hold of the missionary work, as we trust they will, they will have no time to spend in nourishing trials. They will soon have about fifty copies of the twelve-page edition of the Signs to use. Sold $4.15 worth of publications. Obtained renewals on our periodicals to the amount of $13.50.
May 1, 2, I was with the church at Danvers. Harmony and love prevail here now. They are taking hold of the missionary work with commendable zeal. The temperance club is flourishing finely.
D. A. ROBINSON.