July 27, 1838 ~ Friday

July 27 I laboured for sister Foss

July 28, 1838 ~ Saturday

28. I spent the day at father Carters in writing

July 29, 1838 ~ Sunday

29 I rode to Buxton in company with sister Foss I spent the day with Elder James Townsend I had a plesent
interview with him I returned & spent the night at fathers Carters 16

July 30, 1838 ~ Monday

30 [FIGURE] I received a letter from Elder Milton Holmes I forwarded him two pamphlets by Mail. I took the
parting hand with Mrs Woodruff & Father Carters family to go to visit fox Islands for the last time, for the
purpose of assisting as many of the saints as are ready to prepare their teams waggons & teams to go to the
land of Zion. O my God prosper my way give me favor with the saints enable a goodly number of them to go to
the land of Zion deliver me from the hands of my enemies bless my wife & the babe which thou has given us, while
I am absent enable me to return to again greet them in health I ask these blessings in the name of Jesus Christ Amen
I walked to Portland and spent the night with Ezra Carter jr distance of the day 10 miles

July 31, 1838 ~ Tuesday

31. I left Portland & walked to North Yarmouth 11 miles to freeport, to Brunswick to Bath &
spent the night with Mr Crooker the public surveigher distance 33 mile

August 1, 1838 ~ Wednesday

Aug 1^st I walked to Wiscassett, to Demascoty mills, to Nobleborough to Walderborough 30.

August 2, 1838 ~ Thursday

2. I walked to East Thomaston. I dined with Mrs Andrew Luce. I visited Mr Spalden and Benjⁿ
Knowlton several came to see me & inquire into the things of the kingdom & wished me to pray
with them I did so all was calme in town no spirit against me many wish to hear preaching I
next walked to Camden harbour called & took supper with Mr Cobourn Tylor I received no
opposition in Camden at this time I walked to Brother Ebenezer Ames all appeared glad to see me
I then walked to Goose river I here had an unexpected & interesting interview with Brother
Nathaniel Thomas & had the happy privilege of once more striking hands with this faithful saint
we took a walk together to the Simonton district & spent the night with Mr Pease sister Pease
rejoiced to see me return as many had prophesyed that I would never return. Distance 30 miles

August 3, 1838 ~ Friday

3^rd I visited Mr Whitley I found sister Whitley strong in the faith. I preached at night in the schoolhouse
and spent the night with Mr William Brown distance of the day 5 miles