July 15, 1857.
Read a little. Wrote to Prest. Neslen. Prayed with Sister Alford and asked the Lord to strengthen her. Traveled to Marnhull, arriving there in the evening. Spent about 2 hours in conversing with and instructing the sisters, and then retired to rest.

July 16, 1857.
Wrote a little. Went to Stourton Caundle, visiting the saints there, thence to Sherborne, arriving in time to spend the evening with some of the saints. Slept at Sister Burnett's.

July 17, 1857.
Visited Holton and Wincanton. At the latter place found Sisters Bailey and Mead very ill. Prayed with them, and returned to Holton. Then walked to Maperton, where I stayed that night.

July 18, 1857.
Read, wrote, and instructed Lydia Smart. traveled to North Barrow in search of a scattered saint by the name of Hester Mills. Found her in the enjoyment of the spirit of our religion in a goodly degree, considering her isolated condition. Had but a short interview with her. Went to Upton Noble, and slept at Bro. Rawlings's.

July 19, 1857.
Spent the morning conversing with Abraham Rivers, reading, etc. In the afternoon, went to Evercreech, and preached in the open air to from 150 to 200 people. Some were looking at their Bibles to see if I said anything unscriptural, but I suppose they found that I did not, and then put them away. Others had quite a number of books in their hands. I laid the principles of the Gospel before them in plainness for about an hour, and had fair attention. I was accompanied by Bro. Rawlings and Mr. Rivers. Returned to Upton Noble, paid Sister Mary Tanner a short visit, and slept at Bro. Rawlings's.

July 20, 1857.
Traveled to North Bruham. Visited Bro. & Sis. Rolls. Spent the afternoon with them, and slept at their house.

July 21, 1857.
Started for Bourton. Traveled through a number of villages, testifying to the people. Visited a widow, to whom I had sold tracts and testified before. She was feeling pretty well. I again preached and testified to her. she received my testimony, gave me some food, and an order for the "Voice of Warning."