NEWBURYPORT, MASS by C. W. Stone

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 12, 1877

NEWBURYPORT, MASS.

By C. W. Stone

Thus far the audience has been small, averaging one hundred and fifty; but it is composed mainly of very intelligent people, who are deeply interested in the truth as far as has been presented. Eld. Canright has spoken upon the personal advent of Christ, special signs of his coming, the image of Dan. 2, the vision of Dan. 8, the two-horned beast of Rev. 13, spiritualism, and the Judgment.

There are many Adventists here, and a number of our hearers are orthodox. They all acknowledge the truth thus far, and say it seems very clear. Dr. Josiah Litch was present and dismissed the congregation Monday evening. Eld. Haskell spoke on Sunday afternoon, but is not here now.

Monday morning the wind lifted our eighty-foot tent, taking up several stakes. We let it down through the windy day, and having made sure our “moorings,” we raised our tabernacle just in season for the evening lecture. C. W. STONE.