398 ATLANTIC UNION GLEANER
THE BOOK WORK
Greater New York, week ending Dec. 2, 1910
_ Name | Place [Book |Hrs, Ords| Value | Helps | Total
L. H. Taylor, Elmsford DR 44 5 15 00 4 95 19 95
N. J. Grant, Brooklyn CK Be 25 21 00 3 60 24 60
A. D. Ishkanian, Fishkill DR 31 8 12 00 4 75 16 75
David Hale, New York City DR 25 8 5 00 b0 5 bo
*]. 8. A, Munster, New York City Misc. 24 8 950 9 50
Dr. E. H. M. Sell, White Plains Misc. 14 24 40 24 40
Gladys I. Mitchell, Brooklyn Misc. 7 14 00 14 00
Ethel L. Hennessy, New York City GC 375 3 5
Sarah T. Panie, New York City GC 300 2 50 hb 50
Stephen Leonard, Spring Valley GC 150 1 50
E. A. Manry, Spring Valley DR 6 10 6 10
© Totals 11 Agents 248 5d $115 25 $16 30 $131 55
*Two weeks
New York, week ending Dec. 2, 1910
F. G. McAlister, Broome GC 42 23 62 00 2 30 64 30
Geo. D, Austin, Schuyler GC 31 7 21 00 5 bo 26 50
E. E. Covey, Saratoga Springs 32 39 25 39 25
C. L. Covey, Saratoga Springs 16 15 05 15 05
$62 1 10 plas 80
_ Total 4 Agents oo 121 #83 00
Maine, week ending Nov. 25, 1910
G. W. Whitney, Island Falls "BR 30 2 600 230 3130
E. W. Townsend, Hartland CK 28 13 21 50 6 00 27 50
Wm. H. Hall, Norridgewock GC 21 3 6 00 13 80 19 80
Austin Brown, Norridgewock CK 18 3 4 50 4 50 8 00
Morals bAgens 106 26 IT 4960 86 60
Week ending Dec. 2
E. M. Town-end, St. Albans ~~ CK 39 7 950 175 112
A. 8. Brown, Oakland CK 22 16 19 00 8 00 27 00
Wm. H, Hall, (Del.) Fairfield GC 20 2 400 * 575 9 To
G. W. Whitney, Island Falls BR 23 1 3 00 27 15 30 15
Totalsd Agents 104 26 3550 4265 7181
Western New York, week ending Dec. 2, 1910
C. TH. ‘Markham, Jamestown oo oo 5 P 99 9 9 50 9 00 ] 18 50
Mary DeWitt, Buffalo GC 19 5 TH 5175
Geo. Mathews, (Del) Medina Dof A 13 9 00 9 00
La Clear Matthews, {Del.) Medina COS 18 7 4 75 4 75
Chas. Koons, Brighton DA 14 3 i2 00 2 50 14 50
E. Blanch Markham, Jamestown SP 10 3 3 00 200 Bb 00
Emily Smith, Buffalo GC 3 1 2 00 2 26 4 25
oo lotals Bh id Agents 114 - 23 $4 5 $21 BO $61 TS
Southern N:w Bagland, waek cnding Dec. 2, 1910
Wm. H Seymour (Del) Providence b of A 32 1 3 0 8 5 u 5
THE PAPER WORK
Massachusetts, week ending Dec. 2, 1910
“Name | Hours | Misc | Lib | BTS | L&H | Wat | Tem In | Don | Amount
W. S. Thomas 21 76 $7 60
Lizzie M. Steves 9 1: 4 1 70
EE TT 80 4 $9 30
ITEMS OF INTEREST
MASSACHUSETTS
Sunp uy, December 11, ten mem-
bers of the Leominster Missionary
Volunteer Society had a pleasant visit
at the House of Correction, in Fitch-
burg.
They went for the purpose of dis-
tributing literature to the inmates.
When they arrived there, they found
the chaplain much disappointed be-
cause the singers he had expected had
failed to come. He asked the mis-
sionary volunteers to help with the
music, which they were very glad to
do. This assistance was much ap-
preciated, and they received a cordial
Invitation to come again, which invi-
tation they plan to accept. About
fifty periodicals were given to the in-
mates, who seemed pleased to get
them. H. B. Tucker.
MAINE
ELpErR MONTGOMERY spent Sab-
bath and Sunday with the Portland
church.
Brother Butterfield and family spent
Sabbath and Sunday with the CIiff
Island church.
Sister Bates is nicely located with
her aged parents at West Paris, where
all mail should be addressed to her.
Several urgent calls have come in
lately for ministerial help to hold
meetings in -localitics where there
seems to be an interest.
Brother Coon, our field agent, is at
Washington, attendi 'g the bookmen’s
convention. We expect him to return
in a few days by South Lancaster,
where he will stop to visit our students.
We are glad our canvassers are
meeting with success, and are sending
in good reports. This is the time to
sell books, and our young canvassers
are demonstrating that it can be done:
Many more of our brethren and sisters
should be engaged in the work.
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