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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jul 24, 1879

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 5, No. 28.

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Hartland, Maine.

By J. B. Goodrich

Our meeting at this place, June 14, 15, was well attended. About four hundred people were present on Sunday, this being the largest gathering we ever had in this place. Good attention was paid to the word spoken. The social meetings were free, and the Spirit of God was present. Much prejudice has been removed as the result of this meeting.
Brn. Blaisdell, Barnes, Osborn, and Stratton were present, and assisted in preaching the word. The Sabbath-school was good and interesting. Norridgewock, Somerset Mills, Cornville, Canaan, Cambridge, and Hartland were represented. It was voted to raise a camp-meeting fund in the same way as last year. Bro. P. B. Osborn goes to join Bro. S. J. Hersum, in tent labor, in Aroostook Co. The new fifty-foot tent, we are glad to report, is all paid for, so that it can start free of debt. We pitched at Burnham village, and have given six discourses, with increasing interest.
July 8. J. B. Goodrich.