Their circle of acquaintance was constantly increasing, and they were generally regarded by the Jews as their sincere friends.

They were expected in their visits to declare and make personal applications of gospel truths.

A little volume upon the inspiration of the Old and New Testaments, by Mr.Dodd, was favorably received by many of the Jews.
It was not deemed expedient for the brethren to resume their residence in Salonica.

Mr.Morgan and Mr.and Mrs.Parsons removed to Smyrna, where they shared with their English brethren in labors among the Jews.

They hoped to continue to occupy Salonica through Armenian native helpers, and to visit it themselves in the healthy season.