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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 29, 1877

Plainfield.

Our meetings with this church closed Nov. 18. The members are very much scattered, and some not having the interest in the work which they should have, the attendance was rather small. The meetings were very encouraging, and those who did not attend lost a means of grace which they very much needed. Steps were taken to fit up a place in which to hold meetings. Two were baptized, and one was added to the church. H. W. Decker.

Eagle Corners and Sand Prairie.

I have been holding meetings at Eagle Corners for four weeks. Spoke twenty-four times, and had good congregations when the weather was fair. Eld. Pucket preached three sermons against the law and the Sabbath, which I reviewed with excellent effect on the minds of the people. Four decided to keep the Sabbath. I obtained two subscribers for the REVIEW, and sold two and a half dollars' worth of books. I also spoke five times in the church at Sand Prairie, where eight or nine made a start in the service of God. Four of them were baptized, and others will be soon. I. Sanborn.