Memoirs of William Miller - Sylvester Bliss

Wescott [the Baptist clergyman], to be in Stillwater
next Sabbath [August 30th]; and I shall be under
the necessity of leaving in a few minutes. I shall be
absent until about the 1st of October.
“My good old mother Miller is dead. She died
about four weeks since. The rest of us are all in
good health.
“Yours in gospel bonds, Wm. Miller.”
He visited Stillwater, N. Y., according to
invitation, and continued there one week, lecturing
each day. On the 13th he was at Bristol. On the 1st
of November he visited Middletown, N. Y., and
gave a course of eight lectures. He then lectured
again, five days, at Bristol, commencing on the
15th of November; and, beginning on the 29th, he
labored five days longer at Middletown, -- usually
giving two lectures each day. On the 6th of
December he was at Whitehall, N. Y.; on the 20th,
at Poultney, Vt.; and on the 27th, at Westhaven.
This terminated his labors for the year 1835.
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