p. 198 | CANADA by A. C. Bourdeau

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 21, 1876

CANADA

By A. C. Bourdeau

The going has been very bad thus far, and now we have some snow and very cold, blustering winds; yet we are trying to labor on as the way opens. We have weekly meetings Tuesday evenings at Waterloo, meet every Sabbath with the Sabbath-keepers in Bolton and vicinity, and the brethren in Stukely have prayer-meetings Wednesday evenings regularly.

Last Thursday evening, Bro. Owen commenced to give a course of lectures in the village of Warden, three miles from Waterloo; and yesterday I commenced to give lectures in this place, twelve miles from Waterloo. Our meetings will continue evenings and Sundays in both places as long as the interest may demand. Three more have embraced the Sabbath. The French who read LES SIGNES DES TEMPS like the paper much. I am trying to lead some of them to obey the truth, which I trust they will do soon. Those who have started in the good way are all trying to hold on to the truth.

Mrs. B. is with me, visiting from house to house. Our post-office address is the same—Waterloo, P. Q.

A. C. Bourdeau.

Dillonton, P. Q., Dec. 11.