Life and light for woman . WISCONSIN. Branch.—Mrs. R. Coburn, of Whitewater,Treas. Boscobel, 5; Bloomington, ;Clinton, 7; Darlington, 10; EmeraldGrove, 3; Ft. Howard, 10; Menasha, 15;Racine, ; Viroqua, 10; West Salem,2; Evansville, , 93 05 Junior: Emerald Grove, 3; Fox Lake,College Girls, 10; Madison, ; Pitts-ville, Kings Soldiers, 20, 46 01 Juvenile: Beloit, First Mission Band, 25;Boscobel, 7, 32 00 Less expenses, 2 92 Branch total, 168 14 Wisconsin.—A Friend,Thank-offering, perRev. J. Porter 57 00 Total, 243 14 ALABAMA. Jenifer.—Miss M. J. Smith, 2 60 Total, 2 00 MAINE. Ba
Life and light for woman . WISCONSIN. Branch.—Mrs. R. Coburn, of Whitewater,Treas. Boscobel, 5; Bloomington, ;Clinton, 7; Darlington, 10; EmeraldGrove, 3; Ft. Howard, 10; Menasha, 15;Racine, ; Viroqua, 10; West Salem,2; Evansville, , 93 05 Junior: Emerald Grove, 3; Fox Lake,College Girls, 10; Madison, ; Pitts-ville, Kings Soldiers, 20, 46 01 Juvenile: Beloit, First Mission Band, 25;Boscobel, 7, 32 00 Less expenses, 2 92 Branch total, 168 14 Wisconsin.—A Friend,Thank-offering, perRev. J. Porter 57 00 Total, 243 14 ALABAMA. Jenifer.—Miss M. J. Smith, 2 60 Total, 2 00 MAINE. Bangor.—S. S., for Miss Dudleys Pupil, 15 81 Total, 15 81 FLORIDA. Melbourne.—A Friend, Thank-offering, 50 00 Total, 50 00 MASSACHUSETTS. Boston.—H. C, for Kobe, 1 00 Total, 1 00 NEW HAMPSHIRE. Keene.—Mrs. M. J. H., for Kobe, 1 00 Total, 1 00 MISCELLANEOUS. Addl for picture, 6; S. D. B., for rent, 5, 11 00 Total, 11 00 Receipts for month,Previously acknowledged, Total since October, 2,307 2330,476 76 $32,748 99. OREGON BRANCH.—SECRETARYS REPORT. The following is the report of the Branch Secretary for Oregon, for year endingJune 28, 1889: — It must be borne in mind that the work among the churches and auxilia-ries was divided at the beginning of the year, and a secretary appointed foreach, Oregon and Washington Territory ; hence this report shows but part ofthe years work. Letters written, sixty-eight; letters received, thirty-six. Seventeen churchesof the Willamette Valley Association have been communicated with, andthree of the Mid-Columbia. Only six of the former and two of the latterhave responded. In the Willamette Valley Association we have four auxiliaries and twomission circles. First on the list we welcome a new society at Albany. We rejoice withthese sisters (at present fourteen in number) that they are to share in thisblessed work, and hope for a thriving society. It is now about two weeksold ; the amount necessary to make it an auxiliary was raised, b
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