Vagnier is angry because Hudson did not write sooner and wonders why. He is glad Hudson feels so much better after his trip. Though he enjoys the quiet of the little country town, it has its drawbacks. His congregation is very poor and stingy and his support comes from subscriptions. The only revenue coming to the church is the Sunday collection, once yielding only thirteen cents. He has not collected enough to pay for wine and candles. Hudson should know better than to direct his mail to Academy Station; the correct address is given. :: X-2-g A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.