(Capt. Norton).—We are having some glorious times here. Some of all sorts are getting saved. Some very deep-dyed men and women, too. One household is saved right through. We had a daughter first; then father and mother, and afterwards three sons. One man said he used to get tick (ale on trust) at all the publics from Rhedvellyn to Pontypridd, that is from the village on the south side, to the town on the north of Treforest, and all through Treforest. Another says, he has got through above £3,000 in that stuff that muddies the brain and ruins the soul; but, now, praise the Lord, he is saved and going all the way to Heaven on the Salvation line.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 29th December 1881.
(Capt Norton),-We have had some good times at this little Station, and, praise tha Lord! we are having some good times still. We have drunkards, swearers, wife deserters and all sorts of characters, now saved and praising God for what He has done for them. People are surprised to see men, who have been trained in the service of the devil, standing out so bold in defiance of their old master.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 9th March 1882
I do not know where the meetings were held.