Note from Bro. Waggoner.
By John H. Waggoner
SABBATH, August 7, I spent with the church in Olcott, N. Y. At that place I received direction to go to Boston to join Bro. Cornell. To comply with this evident duty, I had to forego the anticipated pleasure of attending the meeting in Clyde, Ohio. I found the tent pitched in a central location in the city of Chelsea, in a pleasant, orderly neighborhood. There is evidently a good interest here, and a good feeling toward all connected with the tent. Yesterday we had a good social meeting in the tent, and a number of testimonies were given by those who have embraced the truth in these meetings. It has been very dry weather during these meetings, but to-day it rains, and our hearers are few. A good work is doubtless begun here, and the interest is spreading. The way appears to be open to pitch the tent in South Boston; but it will be impossible to say what course will be pursued until after the New England camp-meeting. We earnestly pray the Lord to direct in all things. Letters may be sent to me for the present to Battle Creek, Mich., as they will be more certain to reach me from there while it is so uncertain where I may be in the future.