p. 40 | Appointments in N. Y by Dudley Marvin Canright

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 1, 1877

Appointments in N. Y.

By Dudley Marvin Canright

Thus far, we have been greatly hindered in our work by the continued bad storms; but the winter is now half gone, and there is some prospect of better weather. We have no more time to lose; hence I wish to say to all the brethren that the weather must make no difference with our appointments hereafter, wherever we have meetings appointed. We shall go right on with the business meetings, whether there be few or many present. So let there be every possible effort made to get all the church out, as these meetings are specially for the church, and those connected with the church. If those will attend, we may accomplish the main object of our meeting, even if we have no outside attendance at all.

We expect to go to the western part of the State about the first of March, where we hope to see a general turnout.

D. M. Canright.