Grove Meeting at Catlin
By Editor
Bro. Wm. S. Ingraham writes from Bath, N. Y., July 29th, 1853:— "I have just returned from Catlin. Our Grove Meeting there was the most interesting meeting we ever held in that vicinity. Our congregation was large, and listened to the word with great anxiety.—Great excitement prevails in that vicinity. I am about to start for Pennsylvania. I feel the need of help. I have been thinking much of Bro. A. S. Hutchins of Vermont. May it not be his duty to come this way?" We shall be glad if Bro. Hutchins can see his way clear to labor in this State. Here is plenty of work to do. Bro. Ingraham has had a hard field of labor, much prejudice being created on account of the miserable influence of some who professed the Sabbath.—But the cause is rising in that field, and will rise under the faithful labors of our very dear Bro. Ingraham.—Ed.