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Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · March 18, 1880

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 55, No. 12

NEW YORK.

By A. H. Hall

Labor among the Churches.—We have been laboring among the churches in Clinton, Essex, and Hamilton Counties, and have had some profitable meetings. I have found Bro. Jacob Wilbur to be an efficient laborer among the brethren; he is much esteemed, and many

regret that he is intending to leave this Conference and move to Michigan.

A temperance meeting was held at Bro. David Carr’s, in North Creek, Warren Co., Feb. 15. A club was organized, to be known as the Chester Health and Temperance club.

Held four good meetings with the Chester church. Obtained one subscriber for the REVIEW, and a club of twenty-five Signs; sold some books, and every family in the church took the Testimonies. A. H. HALL.