NEW BRUNSWICK by S. J. Hersum

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 9, 1901

NEW BRUNSWICK.

By S. J. Hersum

Since leaving home, May 29, I have visited Milkish and St. John, New Brunswick. At the latter place the general meeting for the maritime provinces was held from June 6–12. At this meeting it was decided that I should remain in St. John, to continue the meetings as long as it should be thought advisable. During my stay at St. John there were four persons baptized, and five united to the church. I also obtained three subscribers to the REVIEW AND HERALD.

I came to Moncton, Friday, June 28, and have held four meetings, with a fair attendance. The people seem anxious that I should remain longer. Those who attended the meetings are deeply interested in the subjects presented. I shall soon go into Nova Scotia to engage in a tent effort with Brother Longard, while Brethren Langdon and Tracy will run a tent somewhere in New Brunswick. The laborers need the prayers of the laity, that God will give the increase to the work performed.

S. J. HERSUM.