& eunice & Sister Mary who started for
home in Farmington I stayed & spent the
night in symsbury & preached in the
evening in the school house, to a small congregation
who gave good attention Aunt Cossett &
family & Bulah was present & seemed to enjoy
themselves well . . .

A sad accident
happened to James Camp & wife in Farmington
on Saturday the 2^nd Aug they were both flung
from their carriage Mr Camp was badly brused
& Mrs Camp was killed so sudden that she
ownly spoke once. It was a great trial to the
family

September 7, 1843 ~ Thursday

7^th I took stage & rode to Westfield &
called upon Ashbel Dewey the presiding
Elder at Little River, gave out an appointment
for a meeting with the Saints & met with
them at Br Samuel Ensign'^s had a good
meeting the Church in this place consists of
39 members, & in the Town of Russel their
is a branch of the Church of 15 members 10
8 miles west of Westfield Mass distance 20 m

September 8, 1843 ~ Friday

8^th I left the Saints at Westfield & took the
rail cares & rode to Boston in the second class
fare was $2.30 arived at Boston at 7 oclok
Distance to Boston 120 miles

On my arival to the city I found Elder G. A
Smith & another Br waiting for me at the railroad
we carried our trunks to a Brothers & went to
meeting at Boylston Hall Cornor of Boylston
& washington streets here I had the privile [a]gain
of meeting again with some of the Twelve viz
H C Kimball J. E. Page, O. Pratt, & G. A. Smith.

& eunice & Sister Mary who started for home in Farmington I stayed & spent the night in symsbury & preached in the evening in the school house, to a small congregation who gave good attention Aunt Cossett & family & Bulah was present & seemed to enjoy themselves well...

A sad accident happened to James Camp & wife in Farmington on Saturday the 2nd Aug they were both flung from their carriage Mr Camp was badly brused & Mrs Camp was killed so sudden that she ownly spoke once. It was a great trial to the family

September 7, 1843 ~ Thursday

7th I took stage & rode to westfield & called upon Ashbel Dewey the presiding Elder at Little River, gave out an appointment for a meeting with the Saints & met with them at Br Samuel Ensign's had a good meeting the Church in this place consists of 39 members, & in the Town of Russel their is a branch of the Church of 15 members 8 miles west of Westfield Mass distance 20 m

September 8, 1843 ~ Friday

8th I left the Saints at Westfield & took the rail cares & rode to Boston in the second class fare was $2.30 arived at Boston at 7 oclok Distance to Boston 120 miles On my arival to the City I found Elder G. A Smith & another Br waiting for me at the railroad we carried our trunks to a Brothers & went to meeting at Boylston Hall Cornor of Boylston & Washington streets here I had the privile again of meeting again with some of the Twelve viz H C Kimball J. E. Page, O. Pratt, & G. A. Smith.