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June 3rd 1817
Our annual Conference convened in
Middlebury, Vermont. We had a very harmonious time,
Christian Love and concord abounded. The friends of
Middlebury were remarkably kind, and affectionate. I
received my station this year in New-York where I am at
present, content to live and die in the glorious work of an
itinerant Methodist Preacher. Much wisdom, patience, and
moderation are necessary, to fit me for a successful
discharge of my duty, as a minister, a husband, a father, a
brother in the Church, a citizen.
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