John Waterhouse arrested and imprisoned for baptizing Joseph 255-267 Bolles. Countermove by John Bolles and wife. Seizure of Rogerene property for rebuilding Congregational meeting-house. Rogerenes hold noon meeting in Congregational church. Governor Saltonstall absent. Noon meeting repeated. Governor Saltonstall present. Rogerenes attacked by a church party mob. Leaders imprisoned. John Bolles maltreated. John Waterhouse whipped for baptizing Joseph Bolles. Smallpox epidemic in Boston. John Rogers goes to Boston to aid the sufferers, having, ever since his conversion, made a practice of visiting the sick, and especially those afflicted with this malady. His return home. He is prostrated with the disease. Action of Governor and Council at New Haven. Mamacock quarantined. Death of John Rogers. Fidelity of his followers. Succeeding leadership of the Rogerene Society CHAPTER XI. (1721-1757.) YEARS OF TRUCE. Death of Mr. Saltonstall. The half-way covenant under his 268-283 ministry. Rogerenes scourged, in 1725, by Norwich authorities, for travelling on Sunday. John Bolle’s “Application to the General Court,” 1728. Governor Saltonstall’s pew stove down, 1734. Rogerene baptisms. Groton Rogerenes migrate to New Jersey. They found Waretown. Ephrata Pilgrims visit the Rogerenes at New London, 1744. Tightening of ecclesiastical reins. Slight countermove, 1735. Conciliatory character of Mr. Adams. Location of Rogerenes. Their general character. Their intermarriages with other denominations. General toleration towards the Rogerenes in this period. Death of John Rogers, 2d. Rogerene burying ground. Sons of John Rogers, 2d. Sons of John Bolles. Death of Mr. Adams, 1753. John Bolle’s message to the General Court at Boston, 1754. A Rogerene warning, 1754. Congregational Church await a new minister CHAPTER XII. (1764-1766.) THE GRAND COUNTERMOVE.