p. 124 | VERMONT by H. W. Pierce

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, February 24, 1885

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 62, No. 8

VERMONT

By H. W. Pierce

SHELDON AND GEORGIA.—Since my last report I have been holding meetings in these towns. The interest was small in both places. Only one fully accepted the truth. Some others promised that they would investigate these things. Also went with Bro. Burrill to South Hero, and spoke to the little company there. After closing the meetings at Georgia, I attended the general meeting at South Lancaster; also the opening of the school. Was very much pleased with what I saw and learned of its workings. My wife and two children are now in attendance. On my return to Bordoville I found a good work in progress there under the labors of Elds. A. S. Hutchins, R. F. Barton, and M. E. Kellogg. The church has been much revived. Some that were wholly backslidden took their stand again. A number who never had made a profession took a good stand. Testimonies well wet down with tears showed that the Spirit of God was at work upon their hearts. At the present writing I am at East Richford, where a good work has begun in the church.

Feb. 10. H. W. PIERCE.