NEW HAMPSHIRE by D. A. Robinson; F. A. Buzzell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 2, 1877

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

By D. A. Robinson; F. A. Buzzell

We have now been at this place (Westmoreland) six weeks. Forty-two discourses have been given. As a result, eight have decided to obey the truth. Among the number are the village teacher and the postmaster, with their wives.

We have had warm friends from the beginning, who have shown their kindness in a practical manner. I cannot omit speaking of the landlord of the Valley House. Our tent stands within fifty feet of the Universalist Church, and through his influence we had the use, not only of the church bell, but also of the organ. The latter we had for a while till some began to fear it would be injured, when we quietly carried it back; but the same day our good friend came, and said we must have an organ, and if we would carry his over we should be welcome to it; so we have not been without one.

The people have brought provisions to the tent and invited us to their homes. Bro. and Sr. Mason of Walpole, have aided us greatly by the deep interest they have manifested in these meetings.

Have sold twenty-two dollars’ worth of books, and obtained eight subscribers for the REVIEW. Hope to give another short course of lectures near here before camp-meeting. Shall meet with the few here on the Sabbath.

D. A. ROBINSON.

F. A. BUZZELL.