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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 8, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 52, No. 7.

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VERMONT

Tent No. 1.

We closed our meetings at Weston, July 28. Prejudice has been removed far beyond our expectations, and very many are investigating these truths. We leave thirteen new Sabbath-keepers, and seven older ones have united with them to sustain the prayer-meetings and the Bible-class and Sabbath-school.
We expect to return at the close of the tent season and hold meetings in three or four adjoining districts, where there are interests arising from this tent-meeting. Have sold some books, given away many tracts, and obtained four subscribers for the REVIEW. Much good seed has been sown; may it spring up and bear fruit.
We move to-morrow to a point one mile west of West Townshend, three miles from Jamaica, three from South Windham, and four from Wardsboro. Commence meetings Aug. 4. As haying is now nearly over, we hope for a good hearing, and a good harvest of souls. Still remember the servants of God at the throne of grace, that the truth may be presented aright, and great good be the result. I. SANBORN.

Tent No. 2. Marshfield, Aug. 1.

We closed our meetings in Cabot, Sunday eve, July 28, with an audience of about three hundred. Forty-two discourses were given. We leave twenty good substantial Sabbath-keepers as the result of our labors. Among them is the leading physician of the place, who is a graduate from the New York Homœopathic Medical College; another was a deacon of the Adventist church. Others believe that we have the truth, and we hope they will obey. The labors of Eld. A. S. Hutchins, who was with us the last two weeks of the meetings, added much to the interest.
We sold books to the amount of $10.42, and received $14.10 in donations. Also obtained seven subscribers for the REVIEW.
Last Monday we took down our tent, and before night had it pitched in Marshfield, five miles from Cabot. Held our first meeting last evening. The people receive us very cordially, and we anticipate a good interest. R. S. OWEN. M. E. KELLOGG.