Ellen G. White Writings

241 The Review and Herald December 2, 1909, paragraph 1

… . N. Haskell, H. J. Edmed, E. W. Farnsworth, F. C. Gilbert, H. C. Hartwell, F. W. Stray, and C. S. Longacre, also Dr. D. H. Kress and Prof. B. F. Machlan .

242 The Review and Herald December 2, 1909, paragraph 9

… , Elder Haskell, and others joined in seconding this earnest appeal, and the silent but powerful work of the spirit on hearts was manifested as one and another …

243 The Review and Herald December 2, 1909, paragraph 18

… Elder Haskell, accompanied Elder Gilbert to Concord, Mass. A few hours were spent in driving about the beautiful and historic portions of Concord, then the …

244 The Review and Herald December 9, 1909, paragraph 1

… . N. Haskell, Elder and Mrs. H. J. Edmed, and Brother F. M. Dana. Mrs. White was met at Woodfords Station by Mr. C. S. Bangs, a son of her twin sister, and during her visit she was …

245 The Review and Herald December 9, 1909, paragraph 20

… Elder Haskell were greatly enjoyed. They were of a nature to strengthen faith in the evidences that God has led His people, and that through the gift of prophecy …

246 The Review and Herald December 16, 1909, paragraph 1

At the close of the Portland camp-meeting, Mrs. White, in company with Elder and Mrs. Haskell and others, went to Boston for a short visit to the New England Sanitarium at Melrose .

247 The Review and Herald December 16, 1909, paragraph 16

From Melrose, Elder and Mrs. Haskell returned to California, and Mrs. White, with her secretary, Miss McEnterfer, and Elder E. W. Farnsworth, went to Buffalo, N. Y., to attend a general meeting appointed for Sabbath and Sunday .

248 The Review and Herald March 30, 1911, paragraph 20

To elder S. N. Haskell, August 30, 1894, she wrote:

249 The Review and Herald May 18, 1911, Art. A, paragraph 4

… . N. Haskell and several other experienced ministers were present. Day after day the large tent was well filled with earnest people. The Spirit of the Lord came …

250 The Signs of the Times September 14, 1876, paragraph 2

… . Sister Haskell was her teacher, and these two would sit for hours so engaged in the work that time passed unheeded. But still the difficulty existed. Her fingers …

251 The Signs of the Times September 12, 1878, paragraph 4

… , Elder Haskell preached. Subject: Who changed the Sabbath. At three o'clock I took the stand, speaking upon the subject of temperance. I spoke one hour, while …

252 The Signs of the Times May 6, 1880, paragraph 6

… . Eld. Haskell spoke in the forenoon with great clearness. I spoke in the afternoon on the subject of Christian Temperance. Pledges were then circulated, to …

253 The Signs of the Times May 13, 1880, paragraph 2

Eld. Haskell spoke of the necessity of ministerial labor upon the Pacific coast, also of the need of missionary labor not confined to the ministry. He dwelt …

254 The Watchman September 5, 1905, paragraph 1

… Elder Haskell and his wife, with faithful associates, have conducted a city mission and Bible training school, with increasing success. And just recently …

255 Manuscript Releases, vol. 1 [Nos. 19-96], p. 16.3 (Ellen Gould White)

Every soul who has accepted this truth should make personal efforts for the salvation of friends and relatives and neighbors. Letter 42a, 1893, p. 2. ( To Elder S. N. Haskell, n. d .)

256 Manuscript Releases, vol. 1 [Nos. 19-96], p. 17.2 (Ellen Gould White)

… . N. Haskell, February 5, 1902 .)

257 Manuscript Releases, vol. 1 [Nos. 19-96], p. 17.3 (Ellen Gould White)