To the Church Clerks of Vermont

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, February 24, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 8

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To the Church Clerks of Vermont.

Dear Brethren: Some weeks ago blanks for reporting to the Secretary were sent to each of you, since which time we suppose you have all read the stirring article from the pen of Bro. Butler on the matter of reporting. Now, brethren, allow me to ask, Have you done your duty in this branch during the present quarter? It is a matter of certainty that you have had time to do this since the first day of January; and if it has not been done, may we repeat the question, “What is the use of church clerks unless it be to keep their accounts and make their reports?”
Some of you have promptly filled the blanks; they have reached me. The address of Bro. A. Kimball, the State Secretary, is, for the time being, Brattleboro, Vt. And if for any reason any of you have failed to make out your report, I would be much pleased to hear from you and learn the reason therefor.
Will the Conference Secretary please observe the request to him in REVIEW of Jan. 20, 1885?
A. S. Hutchinson.