college Jesus Christ and his Apostles obtained their education
in, : the priest and rabble then left me.
12th, I preached in a school house in
to an attentive congregation; after meeting I baptized my Uncle
, his and son, , in fulfillment of a
dream which I had when I w at 10 years of age.
I visited most of my relatives in Conn., and preached
the Gospel unto them.
M 16th, I preached at in
where I was met by my and , ^also by my ^ who had travelled
alone from ^& was on her way^ to visit her in . but
met with me at this point.
—19th, I parted wi Elder went to
, ^Mass.,^ to visit his friends. I had been solicited to
preach to the citizens of by many prominent
men, but every room which was offered me, including the
town hall was closed against me by the Rev. ,
Pastor of the Presbyterian church, until the Methodist church
was offered me, which he had not room ^influence^ to close, 2 hours
after I gave out the appointment the house was filled,
and I preached to a very attentive congregation, including my
and his household, for an hour and a half upon the first
principles of the Gospel; I gave liberty to the assembly to ask any
questions, or find any fault with what I had said, but I met with
no opposition.
—20th, I left my Father's house and in company with my
wife, took stage and rode ^by stage^ to .
—21st, Not having money to pay the fare for ^us^ both myself
and wife, I paid her fare in the stage to New Rowley, Mass., and I
walked through a hot sultry day 15 hours, averaging three and a half
miles per hour, making 52 miles.
22nd. I walked 48 miles.
23rd, I walked 36 miles and arrived at Elder , in R New Rowley, at 2 o'clock p.m., making 136 miles on
foot ^in^ a little over two days and a half, I met with my wife
college Jesus Christ and his Apostles obtained their education
: the priest and rabble then left.
12th, I preached in a school house in
to an attentive congregation; after meeting I baptized my Uncle
, his and son, , in fulfillment of a
dream which I had at 10 years of age.
I visited most of my relatives in Conn., and preached
the Gospelto them.
16th, I preached at in
where I was met by my and , also by my who had travelled
alone from & was on her way to visit her in .
—19th, Elder went to
, Mass., to visit his friends. I had been solicited to
preach to the citizens of by many prominent
men, but every room which was offered me, including the
town hall was closed against me by the Rev. ,
Pastor of the Presbyterian church, until the Methodist church
was offered me, which he had not influence to close, 2 hours
after I gave out the appointment the house was filled,
and I preached to a very attentive congregation, including my
and his household, for an hour and a half upon the first
principles of the Gospel; I gave liberty to the assembly to ask any
questions, or find any fault with what I had said, but I met with
no opposition.
—20th, I left my Father's house and with my
wife, rode by stage to .
—21st, Not having money to pay the fare for us both
, I paid her fare in the stage to New Rowley, Mass., and I
walked through a hot sultry day 15 hours, averaging three and a half
miles per hour, making 52 miles.
22nd. I walked 48 miles.
23rd, I walked 36 miles and arrived at Elder , in New Rowley, at 2 o'clock p.m., making 136 miles
in a little over two days and a half, I met with my wife