Bridgewater, Me by J. B. Goodrich; W. H. Blaisdell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 23, 1872

Bridgewater, Me.

By J. B. Goodrich; W. H. Blaisdell

WE pitched our tent at Baird’s Mills in the town of Bridgewater on the first day of July. We have now given eleven discourses in all, three of which have been on the subject of the law and Sabbath. The interest has seemed to increase thus far. Our congregation has ranged from about fifty to two hundred and fifty.

Since we have presented the Sabbath question, some have said they are going to keep it, but we cannot tell how many will do so until the time comes to prove them. Satan is doing what he can to hinder the progress of the work.

We have given an appointment for meetings each evening this week and the following Sunday and intend to remain here as long as it seems to be duty. We hope for good results.

J. B. Goodrich, W. H. Blaisdell.

Aroostook Co., Me., July 11, 1872.