Bunker Hill and Williamston.
At the request of the Bunker Hill church, we met with them in quarterly meeting, July 7 and 8. The Lord blessed the church, and gave us liberty in presenting his truth. After the discourse Sabbath morning, seven arose as candidates for admission into the church. This was beyond the expectation of all, and many were moved to tears. These, with one other, making eight, were voted into the church. Some of these had lately commenced keeping the Sabbath. Nearly all of them desire baptism, which we promised to administer at the first opportunity. Thus the membership of this church was increased at least one-third, and there are others in this vicinity who are interested in the truth. We celebrated the ordinances, examined the church records, looked after the systematic benevolence, and called for reports in the T. and M. work. The latter had been neglected. We now have our tent pitched in Williamston, near the center of the village. Six discourses have been given to fair congregations. Some interest is manifested in the word spoken. M. B. MILLER. Our tent was pitched in this place, June 28. Up to the present date, fifteen discourses have been given. A good turnout, good attention, and a kind and friendly disposition toward us, is the present aspect here. E. VAN DEUSEN. D. A. WELLMAN.