July 28, 1857.
Wrote a little. Sis. Durnford mended my pants, and they needed it badly. Administered to Bro. Durnford again. Went to North Bruham, and spent the night there - at Bro. Rolls's.

July 29, 1857.
Spent the day with Bro. Rolls, helping him in the hay field, as he needed some help. Slept there.

July 30, 1857.
Rainy morning. Went to Bourton and found Bro. & Sis. Alford pretty well. Their son Wm. was at home on a visit. Conversed with him about an hour, enlightening him all I could in regard to the gospel. Bro. Eli wilkins, who had been removed from the Wiltshire Conference, and appointed to labor at Exeter with Bro. Phillips, had visited Bro. Alford's, by advice of Pastor Neslen, and had left them that afternoon for Sherborne; and I, deeming it wisdom, left there at 8.30 P.M., and went to Sherborne, 14 miles, arriving rather tired, at 11.45 P.M. Slept at Sister Burnett's.

July 31, 1857.
Wrote some letters, and spent most of the day showing Bro. Wilkins some of the Town, and visiting the saints. Slept at Sis. Burnett's.

Aug 1, 1857.
Wrote a little in my journal. I, in company with Bro. Wilkin's, visited some of the saints. Traveled with him to Yovil. He took train for Taunton. I returned to Sherborne, and slept at Sis. Burnett's.

Aug 2, 1857.
Held prayer meeting in the morning, sacrament meeting in the afternoon, and read to and instructed the saints in the evening. Took a walk with some of the saints, and returned to Sis. Burnett's, feeling thankful to Him who is the giver of all good, for I was blessed throughout the day with his holy spirit, and my heart rejoiced.

Aug 3, 1857.
Spent the morning at sherborne. In the afternoon, went to Stourton Caundel and visited Sis. Lemon. Then to Marnhull. Found the sisters well. Slept at Sis. Warren's.

Aug 4, 1857.
Went to Sturminster. Saw and conversed with Mr. Sansom. Loaned him the Book of Mormon and Voice of Warning. Returned to