Mr.Bond was stationed at Eski Zagra, and Miss Esther P.Maltbie came thither as a teacher in 1870.

Mr.
Haskell welcomed the arrival, at Philippopolis, of Miss Minnie C.
Beach, in 1869, and Messrs.

Locke and Page commenced a new station, before noticed, at Samokov, in ancient Macedonia.

Mr.and Mrs.Ball of Adrianople and Miss Reynolds of Eski Zagra found it necessary to return to the United States on account of their health; and it soon appeared that it was too late for them to recover.

Mr.Ball died at Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, June 6, 1870, after a useful connection of seventeen years with the missionary work, and Miss Reynolds, at Springfield, Massachusetts, June 1, 1871, just eight years from the day of her sailing for Turkey, and after a life of singular devotedness and success.[1] [1] See _Missionary Herald_, 1871, p.