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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 10, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 45.

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Bermuda

By James A. Morrow

HAMILTON.—Last week my wife and I visited a family in Bailey Bay. The man has been reading our books and papers for some time. He seems deeply interested. He thought we could rent a small hall in his neighborhood, in which to hold meetings, and promised to ask for it, and to write to me. If he obtains this hall, we shall open meetings there immediately.
We have used the stereopticon two Sunday evenings, and without making any effort, our little room was full. We had the offer of a larger hall here in Hamilton for two nights each week, at $9.60 a month. I feel sure that we would have no trouble in meeting the expense by the collections. I feel favorable to renting this hall if the way does not open to hold meetings in either Somerset or Bailey Bay. I have thought it would be best to hold meetings now in these out places, and leave Hamilton until the winter. Our earnest prayer is that we may know and follow the mind of God. JAMES A. MORROW.