Waterford Church Organized; Building Project Underway
WATERFORD.—The following report appears in the Welcome Visitor of Dec. 12, 1901: “The meetings here closed October 27, the result being a church organization of seventeen members. Since that time we have been trying to erect a house of worship. There are difficulties to be met in most enterprises, and we meet them in this also. The people are poor, and not much money can be raised, but all show their interest by their willingness to work. We had some difficulty in regard to the location of the church. These things are now in the past, and the foundation will soon be completed. Most of the saw logs are cut, ready to go to the mill. We go to the woods for our material, in order to obtain it as cheap as possible. “It is a source of encouragement to see the interest the children have, and how they look forward to the time when the church-school building will be completed. There is no public school in the vicinity in which the church is being erected, and all (even those who are not Adventists) are anxious to see the building completed. All work willingly. We hope to see many souls from this neighborhood saved in the kingdom. Pray for the work at this place. “JAMES H. SMITH,
W. W. MILLER.”