Upon hearing of Vanpaemel's intended departure, a painter has sued him for his pay, and a carpenter intends to do the same, although they had not contracted with him. The judgment may be against Vanpaemel — and a levy may be made on the church. If some kind of security could be given them for the present, the Church might be kept out of trouble. Vanpaemel can do nothing for them. He wants to have as much of the summer season to see to the house and church at Dearfield, Michigan . He will collect for and pay the debts on the German church contracted by himself. :: III-2-i A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.