1738 August 22 (Tuesday). Rode to Lancaster Association not without being Sadly bewildered in the Woods, having lost my way once and again in going over. Mr. Loring,[1] Mr. Williams[2] of Weston, Mr. Cushing,[3] Mr. Nathan Stone,[4] Mr. Solomon Prentice, and Mr. Stearns[5] present. Mr. Loring’s Concio on Acts 10, part of 38th example who went about doing good. See Association Records. N.B. One Mr. Carter[6] dyed over there — a person of some Worth.
[1]Reverend Israel Loring of Sudbury.
[2]Reverend William Williams.
[3]Reverend Job Cushing of Shrewsbury.
[4](Harvard 1726). First minister of Southborough, Mass. Sibley, VIII, 99-105.
[5]Reverend David Stearns (Harvard 1728). Sibley, VIII, 496-498.
[6]Samuel Carter died August 22, 1738. He was a former selectman of Lancaster, Mass.