The meeting at West Enosburgh, Vermont, was one of deep interest. It seemed good to again meet with, and speak to, our old, tried friends in this state. A great and good work was done in a short time. These friends were generally poor and toiling for the comforts of life where one dollar is earned with more labor than two in the West, yet they were liberal with us. Many particulars of this meeting have been given in the Review, and want of room in these pages alone seems to forbid their repetition. In no state have the brethren been truer to the cause than in old Vermont. {1T 663.2}

Mødet i Vest Enosburgh, Vermont var meget interessant. Det var godt igen at mødes med og tale til vore gamle og prøvede venner i den stat. På kort tid blev der gjort et godt og stort arbejde. Disse venner var normalt fattige og sled for livets nødvendigheder, hvor en dollar tjenes for mere arbejde, end to tjenes i veststaterne, alligevel var de gavmilde (664) mod os. Mange enkeltheder fra dette møde blev gengivet i Review og mangel på plads på bare disse sider synets at forbyde deres gentagelse. I ingen andre stater var brødrene mere oprigtige for sagen end i gamle Vermont.