Note from Bro. Byington

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 20, 1868

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 32, No. 17.

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Note from Bro. Byington.

THE Sabbath following our meeting with the Conference Committee at Parkville, Oct. 3, as requested, I met with the brethren in Jackson Co., for Monthly Meeting in Parma. The meeting was well attended by members from Jackson, Tompkins, Leslie, and Springport, and all seemed to have a mind to work that they might keep awake.
The son of Sr. Starr who had just commenced obeying the truth, came with his mother from Springport to this meeting. He spoke with deep interest. Two were received into church fellowship. After the meeting, with a few brethren, we went to the house of Sr. Shepherd, as requested, that she might receive the Lord's supper, she being sick with consumption, and not able to attend the meeting.
Oct. 10, I met again with the church in Parkville. The report of the Conference Committee as to matters with them was read, and, I think, well received, and I trust will be a means of restoring order to this church.
On first-day I had meeting in Factoryville, in the town of Leonidas. There was a good interest manifested. I hope further efforts will be made in this place. J. BYINGTON.
Cresco, Oct. 14, 1868.