A. A. HUTCHINS by A. A. Hutchins

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 12, 1872

A. A. HUTCHINS

By A. A. Hutchins

Ohio.

SINCE the General Conference, I have labored as follows:

Jan. 8, 1872, commenced meeting in Bloomingville, Erie Co., eight miles south of Sandusky city. Held meetings in this place till the 19th. Our meetings were largely attended, except while presenting the Sabbath question. We were not disappointed in this, as they had previously declared themselves decided not to hear on the subject.

Commenced meeting in Republic, Seneca Co., Feb. 3, and continued till the 24th. The immediate result of our labors here was the removal of much prejudice, and the return of one to the commandments of God, who embraced the truth under the labors of Bro. Loughborough some thirteen years since. There are others of whom we entertain hopes. At this place we had twenty-three meetings, besides one funeral, which we held eight miles from here.

We are encouraged to continue in the good work of our Master, feeling grateful to him for his blessing bestowed upon us from time to time, and hope to be remembered by those who have an interest at the throne of grace.

A. A. HUTCHINS

March. 1, 1872.