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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 16, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 3.

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VERMONT

By Grant Adkins

St. Johnsbury.—At our last camp-meeting it was decided that Elder Leland and I should hold meetings in St. Johnsbury, for a while at least. Elder Leland was called home on account of the severe sickness of his wife. So I have been alone in the preaching.
We have rented the G. A. R. hall, the second best in the city, where we have our Sabbath services, and public meetings Sunday nights. We have never had a large congregation, but those who come seem really interested in the study of the Word. As a result of the meetings and the Bible readings, three persons have begun to obey the Lord as far as the message has been given them.
The work has met bitter opposition from a First-day Adventist minister, who has circulated reports concerning Mrs. White and her work that were not even gentlemanly, to say nothing of Christlikeness. I most earnestly solicit the prayers of our people for the work here. GRANT ADKINS.