VERMONT AND CANADA by A. C. Bourdeau

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 7, 1876

VERMONT AND CANADA.

By A. C. Bourdeau

The last week in October, myself and Mrs. B. went to Burke, Vt., to arrange to have our family leave Vermont permanently. While there, we enjoyed three refreshing seasons of worship on the Sabbath with the brethren and sisters of Burke, Sutton, and Wheelock. Oct. 28, met at Bro. Saxby’s, Burke. Bro. S. had been on the background; but he fully resolved to accelerate his steps, and to gain a home with the faithful in the kingdom. Nov. 4, met at Bro. Caswell’s, Sutton. All feasted on the truth, and gave cheering testimonies, among whom were a French brother, his wife, and several of their children. The entire family are trying to obey the truth. Five united with the church. The 18th, met at Bro. Wiley’s; had a good attendance, and the Lord greatly blessed us. A. C. BOURDEAU.

On Wednesday, Nov. 22, came with my family to this place. Last Sabbath we met with the brethren in these parts at West Bolton, P. Q. About thirty were in attendance. Some did not attend on account of bad roads. The word spoken was appreciated; the social meeting was a precious season, and all took a lively interest in the Bible class and Sabbath-school. Shall endeavor to push forward the work as the way will open. Brethren, pray for us.

Waterloo, P. Q., Nov. 27, 1876.