they fish, these flies are made of the feathers
of birds some of various colors the trout will
often take them before the natural fly I was
much gratifyed with this days fishing. we
returned to Chatburn & Sister Parkinson
cooked the trout for us which made a good
meal we spent the night at Mr Parkinson 6 m[iles]

May 9, 1845 ~ Friday

9^th [FIGURE] I spent the day at Clithero at Sister Duckworth
copying a work from an account of the 5
first degrees upon Masonery

May 10, 1845 ~ Saturday

10^th I visited the Clithero Conference Castle which
has been a strong hold in its day. I visited various
parts of Clithero & spent the night with Br Speakm[an]
at Sister Duckworths 3 [miles]

May 11, 1845 ~ Sunday

11^th ^[FIGURE]^ Sunday O! Clithero Conference & lovely Saints
I met with the Saints in the capacity of a quarterly
conference I took a walk in the morning with Br Speak
man & Sisters Mary Ann, & Mary Douglass towards
Pendle Hill to take the morning air which was a
plesant among the green fields & hedges groves &c
on our returne we went to conference,
Elder Speakman was called to the preside the
Churches was represented some alterations made
I ordained 1 Elder 2 Priest 3 Teachers & 3 Deacon
I gave some instruction & Adjurned until afternoon
Met in the Afternoon I blessed the bread & wine
& it was administered to the Saints after which the
time was taking up by the Brethren & Sisters in bearing
testimony of the work of God, & the Power of
God rested upon the congregation untill it melted
us into tears this is the conference that Br Kimball
speaks of in his Journal. I never saw a more

they fish, these flies are made of the feathers of birds some of various Colors the trout will often take them before the natural fly I was much gratifyed with this days fishing. we returned to Chatburn & Sister Parkinson cooked the troot for us which made a good meal we spent the night at Mr Parkinson 6 m

May 9, 1845 ~ Friday

9th [FIGURE] I spent the day at Clithero at Sister Duckworth copying a work from an account of the 5 first degrees upon Masonery

May 10, 1845 ~ Saturday

10th I visited the Clithero Castle which has been a strong hold in its day. I visited various parts of Clithero & spent the night with Br Speakman at Sister Duckworths 3

May 11, 1845 ~ Sunday

[FIGURE] 11th Sunday O! Clithero Conference & lovely Saints I met with the saints in the capacity of a quarterly conference I took a walk in the morning with Br Speak man & Sisters Mary Ann, & Mary Douglass towards Pendle Hill to take the morning air which was a plesant among the green fields & hedges groves &c on our return we went to conference, Elder Speakman was called to the preside the Churches was represented some alterations made I ordained 1 Elder 2 Priest 3 Teachers & 3 Deacon I gave some instruction & Adjurned until afternoon Met in the Afternoon I blessed the bread & wine & it was administered to the Saints after which the time was taking up by the Brethren & Sisters in bearing testimony of the work of God, & the Power of God rested upon the congregation untill it melted us into tears this is the conference that Br Kimball speaks of in his Journal. I never saw a more