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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 7, 1879

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Ogdensburg, Tent No. 1, July 26.—Nine adults have embraced the truth. To-day we organized a Sabbath-school and Bible-class, consisting of twenty-two members. Bro. Frank A. Hall renders efficient service as tent-master. Bro. Benj. Holmes, of Glenwood, is a zealous helper in missionary work. The interest here is just in its commencement. Our hope is in God. CHAS. B. REYNOLDS.

Grieg and Watson.—Our tent-meetings in the village of Grieg, which continued about four weeks, did not prove as much of a success as we desired; yet we trust the Judgment will show that some good was accomplished by our efforts. A few became interested in the truth; and our young church at Otter Creek was strengthened in the faith. But the influence of designing opponents who would not face us in public kept us from having a large attendance of church-members from other denominations.

We pitched our tent in Watson, July 23. We are pleasantly located about five miles east of Lowville. Have preached six times to good congregations of interested listeners. Bro. and sister H. G. Williams (with their organ) are with us to take the lead in singing. This adds much to the interest. JACOB WILBUR.

July 28. H. H. WILCOX.