New Hampshire by P. C. Rodman

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 11, 1873

New Hampshire.

By P. C. Rodman

MEETINGS in Thornton Gore closed without any one's embracing the Sabbath, as I did not think best to present that subject on account of the excited state of the people; for I had much opposition. They were, apparently, nearly all unreasonable, so I left, and spoke in Woodstock, Jan. 12. There not being sufficient interest there to continue the lectures, I went to West Thornton and gave three lectures, when they closed the house against me.

I then came to Campton village. The weather has been stormy nearly all the time since we came here. I gave one lecture in a school-house. There were but few in, but they appeared interested. Have engaged a hall in this village, and commence work tonight. Have some hope of good here, if the Lord help.

Jan. 26. Spoke last evening in the hall. There were about thirty present. The 27th, there were about seventy-five present, who gave good attention. Pray for us, dear friends of truth. P. C. Rodman.