Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-28
From the Bap. Missionary Magazine.
JOURNAL OF MR.. oNCKEN.
Narrative Of q missonary tour.

r., hpne0arg, 24th, Sept. 1910. [ left
fl1tnoofg to-day ON my journey to Hessia
ana Bavaria. | had intended to leave
before but several deaths in the church,
and other pressing engagements occupied
me TO the moment of my departure.
ABOUT OO OF our members celebrated the
Lords. supper at my house last Lords
day evening. | preached twice to about
~ OF my people. At the burving ground,
where our sister A. was Inferred | had
an excellent opportunity of addressing 100
persons, who paid deep attention TO the
W05ds Of life.
have visited in this place some Old
acquaintance, and ATTEMPTED to enco,1raco
them in the distribution Ct Trocts 4
Thousand comics more will he nt',o thon, :
Ueltzcn 23,h. Wished enrnral sar;a,s
people in this Mace Whom 7 bove so1"t
manv tracts And 1000 conins w;}I arv;,'
be sent to a friend who HAS t,I;rn . I;2aI,,
interest IN this rooI n.orI.
+, tho pveniScr o,nt with obo., ,o., -.
twrIve nsrs,,s 20 I"5oo, ov,onnJ H. =
noIr;o1 Of scrintnrn arI Ibso SSn.r 49,, q
nr,ved win thrm ' '''''
bn;no OH "a ~, ~. x,ou.
b,j man,, o,,,oDt,, ny 10y ~ y d S".1 ",
tr,cts W. TL, ; ,,'lI u.s.; '~'','
farl9n, ,oitaI :, ,ba nv EI1.o 80 '''S ~
hns a.s, r,t,, o,;va ,1 49,, I;-, ,,?i
- ,,,4 E:Iis. - ~ 49, 'o''',''
vooa ',.( ;tl, o ~ " w. I,'
c.,,I I'' 1t~ o1'r-l,YS ~ +,,0 '".,''
of believers b.ntjs,n. bat as thew hive
(onIv BEGUN to m3.za = nrof.s>i2r and an
peared 0 have lille knowledge OF divide
truth, thought it best 10 wait. anI hey
'acretd to come with bs. z. to Ham1ur
about Christmas. Called on the rxclor,
who received me very kindly. FL in
CURED very minute y iuto all our doctrines
and practices, and, " All this is gate
Apostolic | preached twice at B. Els
he assemblies were not arCp>-ln the
evening the'e might be 2cout 20 pr'3ou>
PreSent'-4i1V the spirit CT Goa bless III"
Seeu and gather here numbrr CT IulAi0l
person to himself, who shall De as lights
anna Tue surrounding darkness
&0th. L was requested 10 appear this
morning before the magistrate who in,
SPected my pass, and inquired what was
doing in ta!S place. | tod him that :
lau visited my friends, and that had ad-
dressed number Of Persons 1t LIS house.
tle said, If you Do not banti2e, nave
no objection to this" replied tat 10
one had offered for that ordnance
Had a long discussion with RATIONAL
is: this forenoon
BaDtjsms- Churches c0as,itptsd-p,.rsc.
cuk;ons thrq0ipnnd.
0,hn. oo,h D. r
1917 ~ ~ 49, oIt 1'.I' o'S'.
s,aO4 - 'l'~ W u.s. &C.,. e',l,,'. '''I''2
D1ni: siS. ~,;l.1 T. 80 ~
No. TrI Las oe,Sd h ,,,- d,n
roarnI ''+S o,po l,I' oGo' ' of , !1:'
af'' oa5ol, '..'''' "s'''' - - - -
StnIt11,ar r,'. arj ,,nitsJ tho cbnrnh caae
t:nao ,arJs h., rosai1,eJ ~ ,,;.;,
1 hrt hocan,o 80 na,,,,,I ~ ~ 49,
raod I tpa = ~ VS. nona,aId ~ W ~ y" ,
Jou a. t'L" s ~ " a. .',eu n?',I,'
as1o M O,a W Co1 C'so !" '',I ',s "1. -
ooi' ',4i Vs. o't s-,S =, l!-0 u ''l' Vi
with him H;s aQ5rts ,raro L,a,.,,i- -
deem Interest WAS exc;ted and r,I;~io3,, =:
mep,;nGs were onened at ,vb;cb s;7,oon
or t;n6,een nprson, attend now regnIarlr,
on the Lords dav. Amono these / (ono3
seven who have bopefu!iv exnerience4 a
f chanoa Of heart and b.-iHo con WINGED n
their dotv to render obedience to all
Chris,,s Commands thew were occori.
iooIu hnriod and raised with 1ha;rT ord IN
HE o..s, oono;,tad ,,,v
was tb Gs Whole Of his dav on oaoed in
convprs;no with the above seven ro9vrrIs
, and cher friends who attcnd the meet
49, Ratnee, nine ar -, !, rho a,,sn.
Iin9 we nrocpcJed to a lille river abont p
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