Note from Bro. Loughborough by John Norton Loughborough

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 10, 1863

Note from Bro. Loughborough.

By John Norton Loughborough

BRO. WHITE: It has been some time since I have reported through the Review. I have not kept silent because there was nothing to report, but to see how matters would turn here in the East. The tent meeting at Manchester closed up under somewhat unfavorable circumstances, and cool weather caused us to move our meetings to a hall. I remained a week after Eld. Hull left, and have spent a week there since. Ten have already commenced to keep the Sabbath. Several more are convinced that it is their duty to keep the commandments but are waiting for the way to open so that they can obey.

At Newport there is a little company of from 15 to 20, that have still a love for the truth. Our meeting there in company with Brn. White and Cornell was interesting and profitable.

We are encouraged to hope for success to attend our efforts in the East. Brn. remember us in your prayers to the Lord, that we may be guided aright here.

J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.

Haverhill, Mass. Oct. 30. 1863.