NEW HAMPSHIRE by M. Wood; F. A. Buzzell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 27, 1878

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

By M. Wood; F. A. Buzzell

Francestown, June 18.

Notwithstanding the busy time among the farmers in this section, the interest in our meetings continues good. The average attendance is about one hundred and fifty. The people here have been very kind to us, bringing in food in abundance, giving us wood, loaning us furniture for our family tent, &c. Last week they postponed the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. to attend our meeting, a thing never before done in this town.

Last Sunday we presented the Sabbath question. The tent was full afternoon and evening. It is now the theme of conversation for miles around. Many have acknowledged the claims of the Sabbath. Some have obeyed, others are hesitating, and more are investigating. Bibles are read as never before in this place. We are meeting some opposition, since the presentation of the Sabbath; but we think it will result in good for the cause. Many have been advised to keep away from our meetings, but still they come from four to five miles; and with the blessing of God we hope for much fruit in this place.

We still desire the prayers of God's people. M. WOOD. F. A. BUZZELL.